Why is my Indian Ringneck parrot flapping wings and shouting loudly?

If Narashi is otherwise happy and healthy he may just be excited and playful and thus is flapping around and moving. If he seems in distress, can't balance, or is showing other signs of illness, then an issue such as illness, injury, neurologic or muscular issues, etc may be causing it. If you suspect this may be the case, an exam from your vet is best.

By your description, it does not seem to be abnormal behavior. It may simply be something he does for attention. You can monitor for lethargy, loss of appetite, loose droppings or perched low with feathers fluffed. These are typical signs of illness.

If Floki is otherwise happy, active, eating and drinking, and growing, I wouldn't be too concerned. Birds are very active and lively, and it could be that Floki is showing you his excitement. Spending some time together bonding, or offering a fun toy he can play with may help. If he does show any signs of illness with this, becomes listless, or otherwise seems very stressed out, a vet visit to rule out any health issues is always a good idea.

He could just be bored or stretching. Giving him time outside of his cage to exercise, as well as providing plenty of enrichment such as toys, treats, time together, etc can help keep him in shape and reduce boredom.

She is likely screaming out of boredom. Birds are very social and require attention and engagement. Provide plenty of toys and puzzles. A lay area on top of her cage is also recommended where she can spend time out of her cage. When she screams, do not "reward" her by giving food. Ignore her until she is quiet then offer treats, individual attention and other rewards. Praise her and attention when she is quiet. Be patient and be consistent.

If Phoenix is defecating more than usual he may be experiencing a disturbance in the gut causing it to turnover faster. This could be for a simple reason such as eating a lot of fruit, or a mild irritation. As long as the faeces looks normal enough and he is in good spirits I wouldn't worry overly, just have a think about diet and stress levels. If you think he is unwell I would take him to a vet in case this is a more serious issue.

Thanks for reaching out about Snow. This could be a sign of stress or agitation. Monitor diet for food intakeIf this behavior continues, there is a chance she is sick, egg bound or another condition. A veterinary visit is recommended. Good luck.