Ring-necked parakeets build their nests in the hole of a tree or in high-up cavities such as a crevice in a wall. They will also use discarded nests. They line their nests with bark and feathers.

Where do ringneck parakeets nest?

The nest is usually in the hole of a tree and is made from wood debris and feathers. The smooth, non-glossy white eggs are about 30 mm by 23 mm. The female incubates the eggs by herself.

Where do parakeets make nests?

Owning A Parakeet

Parakeets do not build nests, but lay their eggs in a wooden nest box provided for breeding.