101. Care & Breeding Series: African Grey Parrots And The Poicephalus Group By Mike L Care Breeding Series african Grey parrots and the Poicephalus Group by Mike LiddelTaylor Dr. Andrew Greenwood - This video tape covers all aspects of http://www.avianpublications.com/items/africangreys/itemV12.htm

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102. African Grey-Parrot Information african greys,Parrot information, help and advice on buying your parrot or your bird, help with feeding and diet. http://www.ukparrotcages.co.uk/african_greys.html

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105. Young RED African Grey Parrot Young RED african Grey Parrot. The above young male african Grey (erithacus or CONGO Grey) has a large amount of RED feathering that is not normally found. http://www.wingscc.com/aps/g-red.htm

Young RED African Grey Parrot Click on the Picture for a larger copy Baby Grey Photo by Jean Pattison [JPEG, 21k] Baby Grey Photo by Jean Pattison [JPEG, 17k] Baby Grey with a Jardine baby Photo by Jean Pattison [JPEG, 27k] Baby Grey Photo by Jean Pattison [JPEG, 16k] Baby Grey with a baby Timneh Photo by Jean Pattison [JPEG, 32k] Young RED African Grey Parrot The above young male African Grey ( erithacus or CONGO Grey) has a large amount of RED feathering that is not normally found. The pictured bird above has been followed through its young life and all EXTRA red feathering was lost during his first molt at approximately 9 months of age. Gwen Williams Ottawa Canada I have had numerous babies with extra red in their feathers. In each case the red has molted out at one year of age. The picture above is one. I have noticed that the formula seems to affect the amount of red - Hagen Tropican gives me a lot of red while Pretty Bird gives much less. In one case a baby fed Pretty Bird until six weeks of age and then Tropican until weaning had red in all the feathers or parts of feathers which were developning from 6 weeks on. I have also noted that some babies in a clutch will get extensive red while others will get none. Babies from some pairs are also more likely to get extra red than babies from other pairs. In older Greys I have noticed that much brighter, solid red feathers sometimes occur if a bird has plucked feathers in that area. I believe that this is a result of damage to the feather follicles. Also of note is that my Meyers hen grows bight yellow feathers on her tummy where she plucks a very bare brood patch when nesting.

106. Grey Parrot FAQ The african Grey Parrot has been called the perfect mix of brains and I M INTERESTED IN BUYING AN african GREY PARROT BUT THERE SEEMS TO BE MANY http://www.upatsix.com/faq/greyfaq.htm

The Grey Parrot FAQ by Mike and Beth Holland or The African Grey Parrot has been called "the perfect mix of brains and beauty" (Bird Talk, Aug. 92) and the "cadillac of parrots" (Bird Talk Sept. 93). Much of the notoriety of this species stems from the phenomenal gift of speech members exhibit. While many parrots learn some words or phrases, many cases have been documented of African Greys learning multiple lines of songs, prayers, or plays. The Guinness Book of World Records lists the best talking parrot or parrot like bird as a African Grey named Prudle. Prudle was captured near Jinja, Uganda in 1958 and when "he" retired from public life in 1977 had a vocabulary of nearly 1000 words. Many owners have been surprised (and sometimes shocked) when their Grey learned a new word or phrase after hearing it only a few times. One of our favorite stories in this respect was one related by a priest that had a pet Grey. While hanging some pictures in his office, the priest hit his hand with a hammer. He let out a stream of obscenities that his Grey learned (from this one occurrence according to the priest). The priest's embarrassment was compounded by the other aspect of greys gift for mimicking, that is they often sound exactly like the person that spoke the words or phrase. Greys (the English spelling is usually used - not Gray) are not limited to imitating speech. Phones, microwaves ovens, answering machines, other birds and chain saws (in the African jungle) have all been documented as part of the Grey's repertoire. Many owners and some studies suggest that Greys (and other parrots) don't just mimic but can use words learned in new combinations to convey new wants, needs and desires. Alex, a famous Grey that has been studied for years by Dr. Irene Pepperberg, invented the term "long yellow" to express his desire for more corn on the cob. A European study found Greys to have the intellectual capacity of a 5-year-old human child with the emotional development of a human 2 year old (read as terrible two year old).

107. It S A Grey S World! Educating On The African Grey Parrot A fun bird site devoted to educating parrot owners to be better companions to their pet birds. http://www.itsagreysworld.com/

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108. The African Grey Parrot General information, including stories and pictures of Baby Zach. http://www.minorkey.com/grey.html

The African Grey Parrot Mankind - not cats - is the biggest and worst enemy of psittacus erithacus erithacus (Congo) and timneh (Timneh, the lighter-colored beak species) of African Grey parrot. In the very earlier days, natives killed them for food and for their pretty red tail feathers, which were used for headdresses and were considered to have magical properties. In fact, they are STILL for sale, right here on the world wide web! (See the "Deer Spirit Wall Hanger" wall-hanging for sale.) To the credit of the human species, about a century ago, the birds were brought to ports to be sold to the Europeans, who were their first real non-threatening human friends. Parrots, especially African Greys, are featured in many 19th century European portraits, having found favor mostly with the ladies. To this day, and even though they are bred in the US as domesticated pets, it is possible to see rows of wild baby Greys on perches in Ghana, being tamed for subsequent sale. During the days that the sailing ships called at the ports of Western Africa, gathering bounty for sale to Europe, African Greys were stuffed into long narrow cylinders made of reeds, and stowed in the bottom of the ships with no water, and very little food. Most people did not think parrots required water! So most of them died of thirst on the way to their new homelands, and nobody knew why. Even once they reached Europe, veterinarians prescribed NO WATER for the birds in their journals and to the new parrot owners, so the Greys were not given water and eventually died in their new homes, too. They were given dry bread, uncooked corn, and cooked rice - and of course could not survive. Around 1870, some people argued that the birds seemed healthier if they were given water once a day, so some of them (thank goodness) lived.

109. The Parrot Pages - Avian Link Center - African Grey The Parrot Pages Avian Link Center - african grey. http://www.parrotpages.com/links/africangrey.shtml

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110. African Grey Parrot - Enpsychlopedia The african Grey Parrot is a mediumsized parrot about 12 inches/30cm long (Congo subspecies) Congo african grey parrot, Psittacus erithacus erithacus http://psychcentral.com/psypsych/African_Gray_Parrot

home resource directory disorders quizzes ... support forums Advertisement ( African Grey Parrot (Redirected from African Gray Parrot African Grey Parrot Congo African Grey Parrot Psitticus erithacus erithacus Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Psittaciformes Family: Psittacidae Genus: Psittacus Species: erithacus Binomial name Psittacus erithacus Linnaeus The African Grey Parrot is a medium-sized parrot about 12 inches/30cm long (Congo subspecies) of the genus Psittacus , native to Africa . As the name implies, the African grey parrot is predominantly grey, with accents of white and a red or maroon tail depending on the subspecies . Greys, like all parrots, are zygodactyl While comparative judgements of animal intelligence are always very difficult to make objectively, Psittaciformes are generally regarded as being amongst the most intelligent of birds. African grey parrots are particularly noted for their cognitive abilities, which are believed to have evolved as a consequence of their history of cooperative feeding on the ground in central Africa.

111. Congo African Grey Parrot Click to enlarge pad Congo african Grey Parrot Psittacus erithacus Length 14 inches Weight Life span 4050 years Incubation 28 days http://www.birdieboutique.com/conafgreypar.html

Psittacus erithacus Length 14 inches Weight: Life span 40-50 years Incubation 28 days Age at weaning 14-16 weeks Age at maturity 3-4 years Country of origin Equatorial Africa Natural habitat Forested plains. Birds go on foraging excursions to sparsely wooded savannas and to open country. Their distribution is largely identical to the range of the African oil palm, the fruit of which forms the bulk of the bird's diet. Description Overall color is varying shades gray; bare skin patch around eyes; eyes of young birds are gray, but change to grayish-yellow in adulthood. Temperament The African Grey is extremely intelligent, perhaps topping all other parrots in it's ability to learn new things throughout a lifetime. Adult greys are considered shy and introverted, and usually bond with only one person, being aloof with everyone else. They are also one of the most rigid and pattern oriented of all parrots, being keenly observant and sensitive to the slightest change in routine. Excellent talkers and mimics, these birds can accurately imitate specific human voices and household noises such as the doorbell, telephone, or microwave. As very empathetic and emotional birds, greys have distinct personalities and can be demanding of their owner's time and attention. Talking ability Excellent Noise level Moderate Cage requirements 24 x 24 inches; bar spacing 3/4" Or 1"

112. Echo's Haven Complete Bird Search Engine - African Grey Parrot Echo s Haven Complete Bird Search Engine african grey parrot. http://www.toolady.com/links/africangreyparrot.html

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113. Parrot Parrot Lots O Links Directory Pics, sounds, stories, and more from a Congo african Grey Parrot. Dandy the african Grey Parrot Speaking. Complete diary, sounds, pictures, articles, http://www.parrotparrot.com/cgi-bin/ilink/ilink.cgi?Category=Species_Information

114. Parrot Parrot Lots O Links Directory Hi I m Brodie- a Congo african Grey Parrot. Check out my nest- I have pics, sounds, stories, recipes, banner exchanges and awards to share. http://www.parrotparrot.com/cgi-bin/ilink/ilink.cgi?Category=Breeders_by_Species

115. WPT > World Parrot Trust 12 > African Grey Parrot african grey Parrot. Although not globally threatened by IUCN criteria, the Trust believes its ruthless trapping and exporting from West Africa will lead to http://www.worldparrottrust.org/wpt12/africangreyparrot.htm

Sign The WPT is campaigning to stop importation of wild caught birds into the European Union. Click on the link above to read the issues and sign our online petition. Contact World Parrot Trust THE CHARITY FUNDING PROJECTS AND PROMOTING EXCELLENCE IN PARROT CONSERVATION AND WELFARE Join Shop We have a wide selection of parrot-related products, from educational videos to books and T-shirts. Buy online via secure server. Non members welcome. Donate You can give a donation to a parrot species of your choice, or to parrot welfare generally. The WPT guarantees that all money pledged to an individual species will be sent to a project aimed at that species. African Grey Parrot - Psittacus erithacus Photo: R. Low Although not globally threatened by IUCN criteria, the Trust believes its ruthless trapping and exporting from West Africa will lead to the extirpation of this species throughout much of its range in the near future. Enforcing existing protected areas and eliminating unsustainable trade in this species are both desperately needed. Latest News Previous Articles African Grey Parrot Trade in Cameroon (PsittaScene No 51 May 02) Lobeke National Park By ANASTASIA NGENYI ,Volunteer Biologist,WWF Jengi SE Forest Project, BP 6776, Yaounde, Cameroon

116. The Must-read Book For All African Grey Parrot Owners The mustread book for all african grey parrot owners. http://www.luckypress.com/africangrey/

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117. African Parrot african Grey Parrot. Psittacus erithacus erithacus. Family Psittacidae The birds of the type race are grey with silver grey on the crown, nape, neck, http://www.hilozoo.com/animals/AB_afrcn_parrot.htm

African Grey Parrot Psittacus erithacus erithacus Family: Psittacidae The range of this bird encompasses the forested areas of Ghana to Lake Victoria into Angola and through the area formerly known as the Congo. The species consists of three subspecies with the type race represented by Psittacus erithacus. All are similar in appearance but differ in size and variation of colors. The birds of the type race are grey with silver grey on the crown, nape, neck, and mantle. The under parts are whitish, the flight feathers are dark grey, and the tail coverts and tail a bright scarlet. The beak and legs are dark or black. The Greys are very gregarious and are reputed to be the best mimics among the parrots. They are found in large groups and cause considerable damage to cultivated crops. They feed on fruits, seeds, young shoots, and nuts. Because of their nature, the young of this parrot are taken in considerable numbers yearly and hand-raised for the export trade where they are sold for high prices. When hand-raised they become extremely tame and affectionate toward their owner. These birds are long-lived if given proper care and survive 70 or more years. Our bird arrived in 1998, gender unknown.

118. Good News For Pets > Pet World Doggone it; if you have an Amazon or african Grey parrot, you can even boast that At the time, neither Pepperberg nor Alex, the african Grey parrot, http://www.goodnewsforpets.com/petworld/archive/3b004_birdbrain.htm

Being A Birdbrain Isn't So Bad By Steve Dale If only Curly of the Three Stooges knew the truth every time Moe said, "You birdbrain!" It turns out, being a birdbrain isn't so bad - at least if the birdbrain happens to belong to any of the many parrot species. "Parrots more or less share an intellect equal to great apes and dolphins," says ethnologist and avian researcher Irene Pepperberg, a visiting associate professor at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Cambridge. Doggone it; if you have an Amazon or African Grey parrot, you can even boast that your bird is smarter than your neighbor's pooch or kitty cat. One upon a time when researchers studied bird intelligence, chicken was the bird of choice - hardly MENSA candidates, this is how the moniker birdbrain started. Later pigeons were used, and all the while even scientists assumed parrots merely mimicked words, not truly understanding their meanings. Pepperberg, who grew up in Brooklyn with little budgies (often called parakeets) as her only siblings, thought if songbirds could whistle in excess of 100 songs and use different songs in different contexts, there must be at least some understanding of their meanings.

119. ParrotChronicles.com She chose the african grey parrot as the animal with which she would try to bridge the interspecies communication gap. German scientists who had done http://www.parrotchronicles.com/fall2001/parrotpeople.htm

FEATURE STORY ASK DR. HARRIS IN THE NEWS MAILBAG ... FROM THE EDITOR Your turn First Person. In 1,000 words or less, tell us how you got hooked on parrots. The winning essayist will receive a $50 gift certificate to Pet Warehouse One-minute survey. Would you hire a bird behaviorist? If not, why not? If you have, did it help? Let us know and we'll report our findings in an upcoming issue. Winter 2001 issue! Join our mailing list (see sign-up box below) and be notified when we post our next issue! Note: ParrotChronicles.com does not sell its mailing list. Survey information is voluntary and used for editorial planning and demographic purposes only. PARROT PEOPLE Irene Pepperberg: The woman behind the most famous parrot in the world "TELL ME what’s different," asks the young woman with long dark hair. She holds two keys, one metal and a bigger one that’s green, in front of an attentive bird. The grey parrot eyes the keys briefly then looks up at the woman. "Color," it answers in a clear, childlike voice. "Yes, color. What color bigger?"

120. African Grey Parrot Care Your african Grey Parrot can be your best friend, accompanying you until its ripe old age of 80 if you care for it well. http://ia.essortment.com/africangreypar_rvvf.htm

African grey parrot care Your African Grey Parrot can be your best friend, accompanying you until its ripe old age of 80 if you care for it well. The African Grey Parrot is a grey colored parrot that is very intelligent. It is probably the most intelligent of all the parrot varieties. Nicknamed the Grey, this parrot makes a good talker who mimics strong language and thus either humors you or leaves you exasperated. The Grey can chatter to itself in a mixture of different tones and voices. It seems as if to assume a multi-personality front. Actually, it delights in practicing the different voices it has learned. You can teach your Grey to talk by starting with short, simple phrases. Emphasize your tone so that the bird picks it up more quickly. Training lessons should be short at about 10 minutes to avoid stressing the bird. It is always easier to start off with a young bird. You can discipline your pet just like any other intelligent pet. Please refrain from physical abuse as this provokes the bird to become aggressive. Greys are intelligent enough to remember bad experiences and this stresses them and they don't react that well with strangers. Greys are devoted to each other and preen each other just like the lovebird species of parrots do. If you keep a lone Grey, it will devote itself to you. The bird will clamor for your attention and relish hopping all over you. A neglected Grey may scream and call to you. If you are leaving the room for a length of time, it is better to calm the bird by using a cage cover.

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