Peony parrots may exhibit some of the following behaviors and signs before breeding:

Looking for a nest: Peony parrots may Start looking for a suitable nest location, such as a safe, comfortable spot in or around the bird's cage.

Frequent mating: Male and female parrots may mate more frequently, which is a common behavior before breeding.

Storing food: In preparation for breeding and raising chicks, parrots may begin to store food.

Grooming the nest: They may use their beak and feet to tidy up and groom the nest in preparation for the arrival of eggs and chicks.

Behavioral changes: Parrots may become more active and show more attention to the nest and mate before breeding.

Body Changes: A female parrot's abdomen may become slightly distended, which is a common sign before laying eggs.