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A Quaker parrot named Auggie has become an internet favorite thanks to her adorable dance moves and her love for singing her favorite tune, \u201cBacon Pancakes.\u201d She sings by herself and also loves it when her mom joins in, so she can shake her tail feathers to the beat. But on a recent Monday afternoon, Auggie just couldn\u2019t decide whether she wanted \u201cBacon Pancakes\u201d or her other favorite, \u201cBitty Bitty Bum Bum,\u201d so she made her mom sing both!<\/p>\n
Make sure your sound is on for this one because hearing the two of them go back and forth over which song to sing is adorable. And while her vocals are cute, it\u2019s those dance moves that totally steal the show!<\/p>\n
Jen<\/a> said in the video’s caption that this is just a typical afternoon with Auggie, and we’ll be honest, it wouldn’t be a bad way to spend the day! And both the tunes are catchy; now we’ve got “Bacon Pancakes” stuck in our heads on a loop!<\/p>\n Commenter @core_the_bore made us laugh when they pointed out, “The whispered bacon is the best!” @Matt replied, “Secret bacon pancakes LOL!”<\/p>\n @Mrsparks shared, “Whisper bacons make my heart happy!” We loved @MrsGeoScience’s comment, “I have gotten one of my freshmen classes obsessed with Auggie. I say, ‘whisper pancakes’ when I need their attention, and they say bacon bacon!”<\/p>\n Related: Little Bird Raids Kitchen for Tasty Snack Just Like a Sneaky Kid<\/strong><\/p>\n \ud83d\udc36<\/a>SIGN UP to get \u201cpawsitivity\u201d delivered right to your inbox with inspiring & entertaining stories about our furry & feathered friends<\/strong><\/a>\ud83d\udc3e\ud83d\udc3e<\/a><\/p>\n Quaker parrots, also known as monk parakeets, are highly intelligent birds and, fun fact, the only ones out there that build communal nests. Auggie loves singing \u2018Bacon pancakes, makin\u2019 bacon pancakes\u2018, and it\u2019s absolutely adorable when she does it!<\/p>\n Like most Quakers, she\u2019s super chatty and is full of personality. These birds are known to mimic not only human voices but also everyday sounds they hear around the house, and many owners swear it\u2019s like their birds are trying to have real conversations with them!<\/p>\n All About Parrots<\/a>\u00a0explains, \u201cQuaker parrots are\u00a0excellent talkers, capable of developing an\u00a0extensive vocabulary. They begin speaking English early in life, but few can pronounce decipherable words for 5-6 months. Male and female Quaker parrots are equally\u00a0skilled talkers, learning up to 60 words.\u201d<\/p>\n All About Parrots also issued this cute warning, \u201cIf a\u00a0Quaker parrot stops talking, consider if you\u2019ve done something to upset it. Emotions heavily influence Quakers, so they may cease communication\u00a0if annoyed, unhappy, or jealous.\u201d I guess these parrots have some pretty big feelings!<\/p>\n This story was originally reported by PetHelpful<\/a> on Nov 10, 2025, where it first appeared in the Pet News<\/a> section. Add PetHelpful as a Preferred Source by clicking here.<\/a><\/i><\/p>\n<\/div>\nAbout Chatty Quaker Parrots<\/h2>\n