121. Pet Center I am looking for a weaned baby african Grey Parrot Congo, I will take great care of it, looking for an african Grey parrot Brannan 07/07/05 http://wcvb-tvpet.ip2m.com/index.cfm?PageType=ForumItem&fuseaction=ShowMessage&m

122. Pet Center looking for an african Grey parrot Brannan 07/07/05 I m looking for a cheap african Grey parrot. I provide an excellent home. http://wcvb-tvpet.ip2m.com/index.cfm?PageType=ForumItem&fuseaction=ShowMessage&m

123. Add Your Site Click here to go there Dandy The Talking african Grey Dandy the african Grey Parrot Speaking. brodie.gif. Ludvig4.jpg http://www.wtv-zone.com/Judy/AddyourSite_html

Anyone That would Like to Add Their Own Sites Please Submit Your URL And I Will Add You. Your First Name The Name Of Your Website The URL Of Your Website Click here to go there "Brodies Nest" Click here to go there "Judy And Jerry's Place" Click here to go there " A Greys World~Food~Toys and Parrot Information" ... Click here to go there "All About Cockatoos~Information~ Reacue~And Watch The Growth Of A Black Palm." Click here to go there This is The Cleveland Chapter Of PEAC a wonderful web site, on Adoption, Education and Bird Placement Click here to go there "Aqua Oceans~everything Aquatic~Plenty Of Good Information About Birds And Many Wonderful Graphics" Click here to go there Click here to go there "~Ginnys Flock~A Good Informational Site~Photos Of Fids And Family~" Click here to go there Shades Of Red And Green, This site Deals mostly with Outdoor Freeflying of Parrots, Dean Moser is a breeder of Eclectus and has some beautiful photos on his site.. Click here to go there "Birds in Space" This Site Is under Construction For The 2002 Space Oddity For Da Boids In July Of 2002, can't wait to see this one Click here to Go There Home Tweet Home Click here to go there Carolyn Swicegoods "Land Of Vos" About the Eclectus Parrots, A Beautiful Site, Simply Beautiful..

124. Introducing My Second African Grey Parrot To The Flock Lafeber Company offers Premium Pet Bird Foods Toys for Avian Owners. http://www.lafeber.com/Lafeber-Library/Articles/wright/introducing.asp

Toll Free: 800-842-6445 Home Our Story Order Online Free Catalog ... Doc Lafeber's On-Line Book Find your Local Retail Stores Avian Veterinarians Bird Clubs More About Lafeber About Our Founder Customer Testimonials Donations - Helping Our Feathered Friends Introducing My Second African Grey Parrot to the Flock Introducing My Second African Grey Parrot to the Flock By Margaret T. Wright Margaret T. Wright, MBA Maggie Wright is a marketing consultant and the creator/publisher of the African Grey magazine, The Grey Play Round Table®. Visit her web site at: http://www.africangreys.com I often hear African Grey owners say they want to get a second parrot to keep their current Greys company. If this issue has not been well thought through, it can result in many problems. I learned this lesson the hard way. This is what happened: Meeting Sweet Pea My first African Grey Merlin Tewillager and I had been together for three years. Her behavior problems were finally settled and we were a tightly bonded pair. We did everything together, including travel, and Merlin was perfectly content with her small flock of two. At times I would bird sit Greys while friends were on vacation and Merle was very relaxed about that. The visiting birds were usually buddies and she knew the "intrusion" was only short-term. We were in a wonderful situation.

125. Midwest Avian Adoption & Rescue Services, Inc. (MAARS) - Bird Adoption, Sanctuar The distinctive african Grey Parrot inhabits a large natural range throughout the varied terrain of Western and Central Africa. Large flocks can be found http://www.maars.org/news/chronicles/05-04/wellness.php

P.O. Box 821 · Stillwater, MN 55082 Phone: (651) 275-0568 · Fax: (651) 275-0457 E-mail: birds@maars.org MAARSianChronicles Home MAARSianChronicles Issue 12: April 2005 Simon, a Congo African Grey, has a black beak and bright scarlet tail. Timneh African Greys are smaller with reddish beaks and darker maroon tails. A Touch of Grey by Brenda Weegman, CVT, MAARS Intake Coordinator The distinctive African Grey Parrot inhabits a large natural range throughout the varied terrain of Western and Central Africa. Large flocks can be found nesting or feeding in lowland forest, clearings, and even mangroves. Although many reports indicate geographical differences in the birds' size and plumage, there are two recognized races or subspecies. The nominate race, (Psittacus erithacus erithacus) , is a large parrot, commonly referred to as the Congo African Grey, and can be easily identified by its silver-grey plumage, white facial feathers, black beak, and bright scarlet tail. The Timneh African Grey (Psittacus erithacus timneh) is smaller, and bears dark grey plumage, a maroon tail, and reddish beak.

126. The Rufford Small Grants For Nature Conservation - Tiawanna Taylor Investigation into South Africa s african Grey Parrot Trade. The african Grey Parrot ranges from western through central Africa. http://www.rufford.org/rsg/Projects/TiawannaTaylor.html

Tiawanna Taylor Applications About the Grants Application Criteria FAQs Funded Projects Browse Projects Investigation into South Africa's African Grey Parrot Trade The African Grey Parrot ranges from western through central Africa. These attractive, intelligent birds are popular as pets and in aviculture and are one of the most heavily traded species in the world. The African Grey was listed on Appendix II of CITES in 1981, between 1982 and 1989 it was stated to be the second most traded parrot in the world. Figures reported to CITES show an average legal trade of over 35,500 African Grey exported each year between 1993 and 2002, the majority originating from the wild. It should be noted however that these figures mainly represent trade by countries that are signatories to CITES, plus that they do not include illegal trade. Additionally stresses include habitat loss and the local pet, medicine and bush meat trade. Unfortunately, given its ecology, it is extremely difficult to obtain accurate population estimates for the African Grey Parrot. However it is recognised that the combined effects of these threats are having a severe impact on numbers. Regions that once reported large flock or population sizes are now reporting significant reductions in numbers.

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