Chaturmas in Jainism is the monsoon retreat period during which Jain monks stay in one place and observe ascetic vows more strictly. Parrots (suka/mewa) or any non-human beings do not observe Chaturmas as a religious vow; it is an observance specific to the mendicant monks and to lay followers who participate in associated vows during that period. In short: “Suka mewa” (parrots) do not observe Chaturmas; the retreat is for monks and for lay followers who choose to observe related vows.

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