Parrots mimic llamas, as they do with any other neutral mob, but they make the parrot sounds. This is inconsistent with polar bears and wolves, which are mimicked correctly.
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If parrots aren't supposed to imitate llamas (which are neutral mobs), then why do parrots imitate wolves and polar bears, mobs that are also neutral?
All other neutral mobs are imitated by parrots (barring utility mobs).
Also, parrots do try to imitate llamas, it's just that they make no unique sound when doing so.
If you've gotten the reference that llamas are passive mobs from the minecraft wiki, do remember that it is edited by community members. The Minecraft Wiki calls this mob a "Defensive" passive mob, which would explain the resolution.
Also, the official minecraft website actually states that llamas are Neutral mobs.
"Llamas come in four fetching colours, brown, grey, white and creamy. A neutral mob, they can be tamed just like horses and leashed together in chains to form caravans, which is far less grim and prison-chain-gangy than I've just made it sound. Honest! Llamas can even have little llama babies, as if they weren't insufferably cute enough already." - Tom Stone, "Meet The Llama!" https://minecraft.net/en-us/article/meet-llama
Reopen, please. Neko closed it due to his belief that parrots only mimic hostile mobs. I've argued that if that was true, parrots wouldn't be mimicking polar bears, wolves, endermen, zombie pigmen, spiders, cave spiders, and witches.
Also, parrots do try to imitate llamas, it's just that they make no unique sound when doing so.
What makes you believe this?
Added video proof. Parrots seem to be attracted to llamas, leading me to believe that they are trying to imitate them.
They don't follow sheep, cows, chickens, etc.
Did any Mojang staff say that parrots following mobs they shouldn't be imitating is WAI?
Like MC-115177 and MC-115196, for mob behavior discussions or feature suggestions go to Minecraft Suggestions on Reddit.
Parrots only imitate hostile mobs.