Lovebird behavior in a flock

In a flock, lovebirds display complex social behaviors that include preening, vocalizing, and occasional squabbling. They establish a social hierarchy, and it’s common to see dominant and submissive behaviors. Providing a large enough space is crucial to prevent territorial disputes. Observe the flock dynamics to ensure that all birds are getting along well and that no one is being bullied or isolated. If introducing new birds, do so gradually to minimize stress. Understanding their flock behavior can help in creating a harmonious environment and prevent potential conflicts.