Kiwi And His Goth Girlfriend Just Had 4 Babies And Internet Is In Love
This adorable love story is genuinely colorful. 19-year-old Maura T. Hennelly shared the love story of her Parakeets on Twitter, and the internet fell head over heels for the two drastically different lovebirds.
Parakeets as pets are a great choice, for those allergic to fur. With their lovable characters, they have gained many fans between the animal owners. In mid-2017 Maura noticed that Kiwi, the bright, colorful boy lovebird, was getting sad and lonely, so she got him a girlfriend, but the relationship wasn’t successful. Some time passed, and Maura got him Siouxsie – a goth girlfriend.
It was love from the first sight for these two lovebirds. Drastically differently colored birds stole the hearts of many and started following their story. Soon Maura shared the news that Siouxsie was about to lay eggs and later that they had four adorable baby parakeets. “Remember Kiwi & his goth gf?” Maura wrote on Twitter. “Well now she’s his goth wife, and they have four beautiful half goth babies.”
Take a look at the pictures of parakeets and their young family below.
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Maura Hennelly shared a beautiful story of her lovebirds and people fell in love with it
Meet Kiwi, and adorable colorful boy
Mid-2017 Maura noticed that he was sad and lonely
So she got him a girlfriend
It looked like the relationship was going to be great
But sadly it didn’t work out, and Kiwi was alone again
Soon after that Maura got him a beautiful goth girlfriend, named Siouxsie
People fell head over heels for the cute couple
The parakeets were drastically different
But that did not stop them from loving each other
They were really close
And soon they started building a nest
Later Maura shared the news that Siouxsie was about to lay eggs
Next images showed that the couple had four babies on the way
Babies incoming!
Three of the four birdies
They were growing so fast
Soon the baby parakeets started showing some impressive colors
Family photo
Cutie
All of the babies
The couple even had some fan art!
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No one curious about what happened to the other girlfriend? I hope she's in a good home having a happy life
@Dianimal and @Nadine before BP redid this story, the actual bird owner posted it. The other girlfriend left him (as in she flew away). I think it was for the better, because he looks much happier with his new mate
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those birds have more romantic love story than mine. How can I suddenly get jealous with birds?What a life! 😑
Lovebirds are a kind of parrot, and not parakeerts. All parakeets have a long tail that fans out when they fly. Parrots like the lovebird have short tails, or long tails that dont fan out when in flight.
Waddaya mean about the first potential mate, "Sadly, thing didn't work out"? Did she cheat on him? Mutually decide to see other birds?
The first female may in fact have been another male. It is difficult for anyone other than an expert to tell the difference and buyers have to trust that the seller knows the gender. Often "pairs" bought in good faith turn out to be same sex couples resulting in no eggs or infertile eggs.
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That was a really nice thing to read! We need more bright stories like this one! I love the Family Picture + I love how you can tell the birds are in love and happy to have eachother. It's really heartwarming and I wish the whole featherd family all the best!
The teal colored feathers are beautiful! Sweet story, love the happy ending. Judging by the fanart, plenty of others do too! :D
Darn it. I can't stand it. I want a couple of birds 🐦. But I don't know how my five kitties would react. Or I should say, I know how they would react. So I will refrain from rushing out and making a mistake.
Birds are VERY hard pets, but great for the right owner. I have three cats and one bird with no problems, BUT you really need to do your research on parrots before getting one.
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Awww I have two birds my first was a parakeet named Sprite because her colors looked like a sprite can and she's super small. Then we adopted our next feather baby "Tux" he looked just like the "goth" bird with blue he was a rare mix of love bird. But he passed before I could take him home which broke our hearts. Then we adopted our third feather baby Cricket a Green Cheek Conure. Seeing this story makes me happy because the Goth babies look just like my Tux did. (he looked like he was wearing a tuxedo) awww RIP my little baby. At least I got to love you for a short while.
I really miss my Red Lory his name was Twizzler. He used to be my little raptor. He would make Raaaaarrr sounds and do a little wolf whistle. One day I had his cage rolled outside for a little fresh air, and my son let him out unknown to me. I hadn't clipped his wings because well.... I didn't like doing that often. I guess he decided he would be better off on his own. I searched and searched everywhere I could and never could find my friend. My Red Raptor Twizzler. *Sniff
Amazing story, and what fan art! Better embracing color than being color blind.
Because it's mostly monochrome and dark, which mimics the 'gothic' clothing that some people wear? Just guessing here...
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You'd think this is cute, but one is a black-masked lovebird and the other is a Fischer's lovebird. Their offspring will be both sterile (unable to breed) and likely have health issues and shorter life spans as well as temperament issues. Breeding two different Agapornis (the proper name for lovebirds) species together results in "mule" babies and should be discouraged. Both birds should have mates that are the same species as they are. This is poor avian breeding practice.
Cute story, but from what I can see you have cross bred two different species in the lovebird (Agapornis) genus. Kiwi is a Fischer's lovebird (Agapornis fischeri) and Siouxsie is a mauve masked lovebird (Agapornis personatus). But still a beautiful story. :-)
Beautiful birds, but as Danielle points out, these are lovebirds. Sorry to sound critical, but how could you make such a mistake and call them parakeets? Anyway you have done a beautiful job in raising them. You do know that the last egg that hatches usually dies because its' siblings that are older get fed more. I have raised many lovebirds myself and usually I have had to rescue the youngest and hand feed them.
Such adorable beautiful babies (parents and their offspring) Birds are just awesome little dino's.
What a sweet couple 💙🖤 I love how all the kids have moms darker face 😍
I love the babies they are adorable and so are mom and dad. And they did call them lovebirds once, then they made a mistake
Just what I needed at the end of a rotten day, this really cheered me up
I love the colors of all the babies, but that blue-green is so striking! Beauties! Happy days.
Now you have to get girlfriends and boy friends for the love birds children and also matching decor for their new homes.
It's actually scientifically possible for a lesbian couple to have biological children. Artificial sperm can be made from a woman's bone marrow and can fertilize the other woman's egg.
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A human couple who are obviously in love are often called lovebirds. So people were inspired, turned it around, and imagined the bird couple as people. It may not be to your taste, but there's no reason to toss insults.
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No one curious about what happened to the other girlfriend? I hope she's in a good home having a happy life
@Dianimal and @Nadine before BP redid this story, the actual bird owner posted it. The other girlfriend left him (as in she flew away). I think it was for the better, because he looks much happier with his new mate
Load More Replies... those birds have more romantic love story than mine. How can I suddenly get jealous with birds?What a life! 😑
Lovebirds are a kind of parrot, and not parakeerts. All parakeets have a long tail that fans out when they fly. Parrots like the lovebird have short tails, or long tails that dont fan out when in flight.
Waddaya mean about the first potential mate, "Sadly, thing didn't work out"? Did she cheat on him? Mutually decide to see other birds?
The first female may in fact have been another male. It is difficult for anyone other than an expert to tell the difference and buyers have to trust that the seller knows the gender. Often "pairs" bought in good faith turn out to be same sex couples resulting in no eggs or infertile eggs.
Load More Replies... That was a really nice thing to read! We need more bright stories like this one! I love the Family Picture + I love how you can tell the birds are in love and happy to have eachother. It's really heartwarming and I wish the whole featherd family all the best!
The teal colored feathers are beautiful! Sweet story, love the happy ending. Judging by the fanart, plenty of others do too! :D
Darn it. I can't stand it. I want a couple of birds 🐦. But I don't know how my five kitties would react. Or I should say, I know how they would react. So I will refrain from rushing out and making a mistake.
Birds are VERY hard pets, but great for the right owner. I have three cats and one bird with no problems, BUT you really need to do your research on parrots before getting one.
Load More Replies... Awww I have two birds my first was a parakeet named Sprite because her colors looked like a sprite can and she's super small. Then we adopted our next feather baby "Tux" he looked just like the "goth" bird with blue he was a rare mix of love bird. But he passed before I could take him home which broke our hearts. Then we adopted our third feather baby Cricket a Green Cheek Conure. Seeing this story makes me happy because the Goth babies look just like my Tux did. (he looked like he was wearing a tuxedo) awww RIP my little baby. At least I got to love you for a short while.
I really miss my Red Lory his name was Twizzler. He used to be my little raptor. He would make Raaaaarrr sounds and do a little wolf whistle. One day I had his cage rolled outside for a little fresh air, and my son let him out unknown to me. I hadn't clipped his wings because well.... I didn't like doing that often. I guess he decided he would be better off on his own. I searched and searched everywhere I could and never could find my friend. My Red Raptor Twizzler. *Sniff
Amazing story, and what fan art! Better embracing color than being color blind.
Because it's mostly monochrome and dark, which mimics the 'gothic' clothing that some people wear? Just guessing here...
Load More Replies... You'd think this is cute, but one is a black-masked lovebird and the other is a Fischer's lovebird. Their offspring will be both sterile (unable to breed) and likely have health issues and shorter life spans as well as temperament issues. Breeding two different Agapornis (the proper name for lovebirds) species together results in "mule" babies and should be discouraged. Both birds should have mates that are the same species as they are. This is poor avian breeding practice.
Cute story, but from what I can see you have cross bred two different species in the lovebird (Agapornis) genus. Kiwi is a Fischer's lovebird (Agapornis fischeri) and Siouxsie is a mauve masked lovebird (Agapornis personatus). But still a beautiful story. :-)
Beautiful birds, but as Danielle points out, these are lovebirds. Sorry to sound critical, but how could you make such a mistake and call them parakeets? Anyway you have done a beautiful job in raising them. You do know that the last egg that hatches usually dies because its' siblings that are older get fed more. I have raised many lovebirds myself and usually I have had to rescue the youngest and hand feed them.
Such adorable beautiful babies (parents and their offspring) Birds are just awesome little dino's.
What a sweet couple 💙🖤 I love how all the kids have moms darker face 😍
I love the babies they are adorable and so are mom and dad. And they did call them lovebirds once, then they made a mistake
Just what I needed at the end of a rotten day, this really cheered me up
I love the colors of all the babies, but that blue-green is so striking! Beauties! Happy days.
Now you have to get girlfriends and boy friends for the love birds children and also matching decor for their new homes.
It's actually scientifically possible for a lesbian couple to have biological children. Artificial sperm can be made from a woman's bone marrow and can fertilize the other woman's egg.
Load More Replies... A human couple who are obviously in love are often called lovebirds. So people were inspired, turned it around, and imagined the bird couple as people. It may not be to your taste, but there's no reason to toss insults.
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