101. Sweet Acre Bird Farm (337)-394-5209 Or (337)-789-8945 Breeder of African greys, amazons, cockatiels, cockatoos, eclectus, macaws, pionus, and senegals. http://www.sweetacrebirdfarm.com

Dedicated to improving the health and breeding of exotic birds and endangered species. email: sweetacrebirds@aol.com available baby birds and others

102. Rain Forest - Macaws There are only seventeen living species of macaws today. macaws come in many sizes. macaws are wanted for pets or in the zoo. They are shipped overseas http://library.thinkquest.org/5393/macaw_rf_page.html

Macaws are long tailed, strong beaked birds. They are a part of the parrot family. There are only seventeen living species of macaws today. Macaws come in many sizes. Macaws are wanted for pets or in the zoo. They are shipped overseas legally and illegally. Macaws usually live in trees and fly around. [Home] [South Guam Elementary School] [References] [Think Quest, Jr.]

103. Arizona Parrots Breeders of African greys, amazons, cockatiels, cockatoos, conures, eclectus, lovebirds, and macaws. Located in Tucson. http://www.arizonaparrots.com/index-ie.htm

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104. Macaws macaws Without Borders In 2000, a consortium of NGOs and GOs came together to form the Guacamayas Sin Frontera (macaws Without Borders) Group with the http://www.arcasguatemala.com/macaws.htm

What is ARCAS? Volunteering with ARCAS Ecotourism How Can I Help? ... Contact Us! Macaws Without Borders Biologists estimate that there are fewer than 800 remaining scarlet macaws left in the wild in the three countries of Mexico, Belize and Guatemala! In 2000, a consortium of NGOs and GOs came together to form the Guacamayas Sin Frontera (Macaws Without Borders) Group with the aim of conserving these last wild populations of scarlet macaws in the area. The group consists of ARCAS, the National Council of Protected Areas, PROPETEN (CI), Defensores de la Naturaleza (an NGO administering Sierra Lacondon, Aviarios Mariana (a private breeding facility) and WCS. More recently, this joint effort has been expanded to include counterparts in Mexico and Belize making it a unique tri-national conservation effort. ARCAS's assigned role in this effort is to carry out captive-breeding and rearing using the non-releasable macaws in the Rescue Center, collaborate in the re-enforcement of native populations and to rehabilitate weak, injured or orphaned chicks.

105. TONY'S PARROT PLACE Offers African greys, amazons, cockatoos, and macaws. http://tonysparrotplace.com

Your Purchase Is Only The Beginning Of Our Service To You PARROT PLACE Home Our Services Tony's Pledge Birds Selection ... Let Us Help Tony's Parrot Place is part of the nationwide Parrot Place Organization and has, within its large breeder organization, any type of parrot just about any time of year. "We won’t try to sell you a bird just because it’s all we have" Please remember, you can buy a young bird for sure, and a healthy bird if you’re lucky. BUT – you cannot buy a nice bird. You have to create a nice bird with proper handling and nurturing guidance techniques. Tony’s Parrot Place has been trained to help you do just that. Tony's Parrot Place is affiliated with the national organization 'The Parrot Place'. This organization has been in place since 1989 with over 200 (#239) affiliates across the nation. Contact Us: Telephone Click to Email Webmaster: Visitors to the Bird Cage Questions or comments about this web site send mail to .

106. Costa Rica's Macaws | Planeta Planeta.com is the first website focusing on ecotourism, conservation and concientious travel around the globe. Created in 1994 we publish more than 10000 http://www.planeta.com/planeta/04/0403macaws.html

PREMIUM PARTNERS TRAVEL EDUCATION ... SEARCH THIS SITE Last Updated CENTRAL AMERICA Costa Rica's Macaws by Steve Ginsberg BIRDING FORUM COSTA RICA FORUM COSTA RICA Monteverde's resplendent quetzal is the avian magnet for ecotourists worldwide, but it is the Scarlet Macaw (Ara macao) that is the country's most spectacularly endangered bird. Despite its reputation as eco-nirvana, Costa Rica's deforestation and poaching for the pet trade have reduced the once abundant Scarlet Macaws to three breeding territories and less than 1,000 birds. Costa Rica's other macaw; the Great Green (Ara ambigua) is even more endangered down to an estimated 30 breeding pairs. Hope for saving Costa Rica's macaws comes partially from an unlikely source-a retired American couple in their 70s with dwindling finances. Margot and Richard Frisius came to Costa Rica in 1980 in the first wave of the American pensionado movement. Their plan was to enjoy their eight-acre ranch, the former estate of British botanist Sir Charles Lankester the bromeliad- laden Flor de Mayo. Richard's hobby was collecting macaws and he dreamed of owning each of the world's 16 species. Richard ran Pan Am's maintenance operation in Guyana and came to Costa Rica with just a few birds. His hobby grew into an obsessive mission to give something back to his adopted country.

107. Holistic Pet Health Toronto area breeder of macaws, cockatoos, greys, caiques, conures, and pionus. http://www.proudparrotsofcanada.ca

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108. Military Macaws The vast majority of these macaws available in the pet trade in the United States are thought to Parrots, macaws, and Cockatoos by Elizabeth Butterworth http://www.birdhobbyist.com/articles/BirdHobbyist/Species/MilitaryMacaws.html

Breeders Registry Breeders/Dealers/Stores Bookstore Classifieds ... Help Enter your ZIP/Postal Code to find a pet shop near you: Click here to add your store Hurricane Rita: Have animals and need a place to stay? Have shelter to offer fellow animal owners? - Post here Friday 9 PM Eastern The Perch Party Other Resources Bird Species Home Macaw Forum Macaw Chat Sundays 10-11 PM Eastern Time BirdHobbyist.com Bird Forums/Boards Bird Bookstore Bird Art Gallery ... Bird Photo Gallery Subscribe to WingTips , the free email newsletter of BirdHobbyist.com! Email Address: Military Macaws By Tequila Sepulveda An often overlooked member of the macaw family, Ara Militaris , the Military Macaw, makes a splendid pet. You may have heard that Militaries have a reputation for being nippy and unmanageable. This could be true of any psitticine not adequately socialized and trained. When a Military knows what his boundaries are, he has the potential to be almost as cuddly as any member of the cockatoo family. There are three subspecies of the Military Macaw, the nominate Ara M. Miltaris

109. ABC Birds Breeders of macaws, cockatoos, and conures. Located in Humble. http://www.abcbirds.com/

ABC Birds 8090 FM 1960E Humble, Texas 77346 This perch on the web is a starting point for sharing what we have learned in over twenty years of interaction with our flock. We want to help everyone to understand and enjoy their companion parrots as much as we do. We also accept birds that need to be rehabilitated, or socialized or just retired. We have re-homed many birds in the last 12 years, very successfully. We are ready to "branch out" and offer some of our available birds for adoption on the web. Please visit often, we plan to have a web cam by the fall of 2004 so that you can observe our playground and watch the interaction of our flock

110. Parrot Pictures - Macaws - Judy Leach's Parrots s macaws. Learn about the personality traits and see pictures of many Macaw species.......Parrot Pictures and http://www.petparrot.com/Macawpics.htm

Judy Leach's Parrot Babies Parrot Pictures and Descriptions Macaws Although Macaws are generally thought of as large parrots, the species actually includes members that range from the Hahns macaw that is no larger that a conure to the Hyacinth Macaw that can exceed 42 inches in length. The smaller macaws are generally referred to as "mini" macaws. The smaller members are often described as having similar characteristics and temperament of the larger macaws, but I, personally, do not agree. Chihuahuas and Great Danes are both dogs, but they are not at similar in temperament. The smaller dogs are much more active and have a tendency to be more nippy. The same is true of the parrots. The mini macaws are also nice pets, but they are much more "active" than the larger macaws. They are also very animated, and have a tendency to be a bit noisier and nippier. ******Click on a picture to see larger Picture and Description***** Red Fronted Macaw Military Macaw Blue and Gold Macaw Green Wing Macaw Scarlet Macaw Hyacinth Macaw Hybrid Macaws Harlequin Macaw Catalina Macaw Calico Macaw Ruby Macaw Miniature Macaws Yellow Collared Macaw Severe Macaw Check back to see updates on new pictures and descriptions Home Page Introduction Our History References ... Contact Us

111. Top Notch Parrots Breeder of cockatoos, greys, amazons, conures, and macaws. Located in Eugene, Oregon. http://topnotchparrots.qwestdex.com/

We've Built a Reputation for High Quality Birds At Top Notch Parrots, we house over 85 working pairs of birds that produce year-round offspring. Our experienced shipping department can deliver birds nearly anywhere in the U.S. All birds are guaranteed. Click here to see our return policy. Serving the United States since 1993. Exclusively located in Eugene, Oregon. If you're a returning buyer-Welcome. We look forward to serving you! If you're a commercial buyer of exotic birds and would like to learn more about Top Notch Parrots, please provide us with the following information: To apply for your store ID Number, please complete the following: Tel: (541) 933-2256 E-mail us topnotchparrot@qwest.net home about us my pets ... contact us

112. Amazon Animals Birds - Macaws Photo Amazon rainforest birds macaws photo and information. http://www.junglephotos.com/amazon/amanimals/ambirds/macaws.shtml

MACAWS painter - blue and yellow macaw Click below to see the photos and information on macaws: blue and yellow macaw scarlet macaw BLUE AND YELLOW MACAW Click on the image to return to the gallery The Blue and Yellow Macaw, also called the Blue and Gold Macaw ( Ara ararauna ) is one of seven species of Amazon macaws. Macaws differ from parrots in having a patch of bare skin at the base of the bill. In the Amazon, you may see these birds around lodges and hotels where they are attracted by food. At some lodges they are free to come and go, and this gives a good opportunity to observe them up close in relatively natural conditions. However, these birds do poorly in captivity and should not be kept as pets. SCARLET MACAW Click on the image to return to the gallery The Scarlet Macaw ( Ara macao ) is the quinessential Amazon bird. As with other parrots it is adept at using its claws to feed on hard nuts, which its powerful beak can easily crack open. They like to eat palm nuts, but in captivity they also eat fruit such as bananas and papaya. In the wild, macaws flock to exposed river banks to eat red clay (see parrot clay lick ). Why they do this is uncertain. It may be to get additional minerals or, as some scientists believe, it is to detoxify the poisons ingested when the parrots eat certain seasonal plants.

113. Aloha Aviaries Offers cockatoos, macaws, african greys, cockatiels, love birds and other species. http://www.viehweg.org/aviaries/birds.htm

Aloha Aviaries Now Available! Feathers Various size and colors. All naturally shed from our very own birds. Competitive Pricing Also available: Gender determination (DNA) testing available for any age. Shipping arrangements available. Contact: John Viehweg P. O. Box 11273 Lahaina, Maui, HI 96761 Ph: (808) 876-0909 Viehweg Family Homepage

114. Welcome To Adobe GoLive 4 macaws are mediumsized to extremely large, long-tailed parrots of the New World Which New World parrots should qualify to be called macaws and which http://hyacinthmacaw.org/otrMacs.html

Other Macaws Macaws are medium-sized to extremely large, long-tailed parrots of the New World that share certain physical characteristics. Which New World parrots should qualify to be called macaws and which should not is somewhat controversial. Some feel that neither the Spix's nor the Red-shouldered are true macaws. Helmut Sick eliminated all of the miniature macaws, stating that they are better grouped with the Aratinga parakeets. The Brazilian names for macaw are ara and arara, both descriptive of their vocalizations. Sick felt that a parrot that failed to vocalize a macaw name failed the macaw test. Some feel that the Golden Parakeet (Conure) is really a macaw in disguise (its scientific name is Guaruba guaruba, and is derived from the Tupi language that translates to yellow macaw). Others suggest that the Thick-billed and closely related Maroon-fronted Parrots are really small, short-tailed macaws. Some books even call them "Macawlets." One characteristic that "accepted" macaws share is the presence of a bare facial patch, very prominent in most, not so prominent in others. This is the characteristic that the "would-be" macaws lack and some of the "might-not-be" have. Long a major determining factor in whether a parrot made the macaw list, it may eventually prove to not be so important. The total number of macaw species that have inhabited the earth is unknown. Certainly, at least two species have become extinct in modern times, the Glaucus and Cuban. There are rumors of other species having inhabited the islands of the Caribbean, but the Cuban Macaw is the only one represented by museum specimens. As of now, 18 species of macaws have been recognized. The Cuban Macaw was last recorded in 1864 and there are no proven records of the Glaucus Macaw beyond 1860. This leaves us 16 extant species of parrots accepted as being macaws. However, the Spix's Macaw is known from only one naturally wild specimen, a male which has paired with a female Blue-winged Macaw (potential mates from captivity have been released, but their fate is in question). There may be other populations of this bird in northeastern Brazil. If not, it will almost surely go extinct in the wild (there are a few in captivity) in the 21st century.

115. "BIRD CAGES, PARROT CAGES, SMALL CAGES, Woodlake, California" Exotic bird cages, everything for finches, macaws, parakeets, and cockatoos. http://www.ivenue.com/rsexoticbirds/

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116. Background Hyacinth Macaw Hyacinth Macaw the largest and one of the rarest of the macaws which are There are six genera of macaws and the Hyacinth is one of three species of http://hyacinthmacaw.org/hyacinthmacaw.htm

Hyacinth Macaw - the largest and one of the rarest of the macaws which are various large, long-tailed parrots of the genera Ara, Anodorhynchus , Cyanopsitta, Orthopsittaca, Propyrrhura and Diopsittaca. The Hyacinth Macaw To Other Macaws The Hyacinth Macaw ( Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus ) is one of 16 living species of macaws and the largest parrot in the world. There are six genera of macaws and the Hyacinth is one of three species of the genus Anodorhynchus . One of the other two species of this genus is thought to be extinct ( A. glaucus , the Glaucus Macaw) and the other ( A. leari , called either the Lear's or Indigo Macaw) is severely threatened. Anodorhynchus macaws (an=no, odo=tooth, rhynchus=nose). There are two bare areas of the face, a prominent and deeply golden colored eye ring and the peri-mandibular area making a beautiful contrast with the rich blue plumage. Both observations in the wild and of captive-bred individuals confirm that immatures have similar plumage to adults and that they are very slow to reach independence. The Hyacinth Macaw's historical range included a large area of northeastern, central and southwestern Brazil, eastern Bolivia and northeastern Paraguay. Today, it is know from the interior of northeastern Brazil, central and southwestern Brazil, easternmost Bolivia and, some claim, extreme northeastern Paraguay. The outline of the range has not contracted much, but the number of individuals is much reduced. Recent estimates of the number surviving in the wild have ranged from 2,500 to 5,000. Persecution has taken the form of illegal pet trade and hunting for food and feather (see photos of Indian crafts). The high value of these birds in captivity ($7,000-$10,000 in the United States) has driven illegal trade in Brazil long after they received legal "protection."

117. Lewinski's Aviary, Macaws And Exotic Birds Dedicated to macaws and a cockatoo with some photos. Chat room available to chat about parrots. Things to consider when buying a new bird. http://www.execpc.com/~nipski/

Hi welcome to THE KIDS PAGE. As you have probably guessed by now the kids are exotic birds. Twelve to be exact. Nine Greenwing Macaws, Mom (Red), Dad (Sly) and seven babies that they presented to me. The names of the seven babies are: Parrot Mason, Sherlock, Columbo, Wallenda, Kamikaze, Genji, and Kenji. Included are also a Hyacinth Macaw, Devon, a Blue & Gold, Kokomo (Moee), and Morrigan the Moluccan Cockatoo. They are quite a handful and a very amusing bunch. They are always into mischief and always learning new things. Take a trip through our little wonderland and learn more about us. This picture is of "Devon". Page me for instant reply if I'm on line Visit our other pages: Main Page Links Chat Room Web Rings ... Smiling Springer Song being played = Gone Away Gone Away is dedicated to Sherlock's clutchmate and sister. She was only five months old when she died of visceral gout, I didn't even have time to name her but I called her my Loving Baby Girl because she would jump out of her cage into my arms she loved me so much. Her passing caused me a great deal of heartache and she is sorely missed. Also it is dedicated to a chick that did not make it to a day old, don't know what went wrong but the poor thing passed away. Both of these birds are now in Macaw heaven and I hope they are living the happy lives they would have had on earth with me.

118. South Lakes Wild Animal Park - Macaw CottonTopped Tamarin Geoffroys Cat Geoffroys Marmoset Golden-Headen Lion Tamarin macaws Margay Patagonian Conure Ring-Tailed Coati http://www.wildanimalpark.co.uk/animals/southamerica/macaw.htm

window.defaultStatus = "Welcome To South Lakes Wild Animal Park, UK. Please use both menus to navigate around the page." Welcome To South Lakes Wild Animal Park, the UK's unique open zoo Latest News The Tambopa ta Macaw Project, Peru More Info on The Tambopata Project I nfo on the Tambopata Clay lick Agouti Brazilian Tapir Columbian Spider Monkey ... Home If you are looking for... Opening Times Admission Prices Directions Facilities ... The Spectacled Bear Conservation Project, Chaparri, Peru NEW ADOPT A BEAR IN PERU Colombia Conservation Projects Macaw Ara spp. Both males and females are identical in size and colour. These massive parrot-like birds live in the forests of Brazil, where they nest in large hollow palm trees. The beak is used not just for eating, but as a third limb. Watch them climbing through the trees. Macaws are the largest parrots. All our birds are fully winged and fly when and where they wish.

119. Welcome To Bird In The Hand Breeders of African greys, amazons, caiques, cockatoos, conures, eclectus, hawk heads, macaws, and pionus. Located in Ojai. http://www.birdinthehand.com/index.html

120. Bird Care, Health - Cockatiels, Cockatoos, Lories, Macaws, Parakeets Free tips and tutorials for a wide range of avian topics toxins and treatments, behavior problems, breeding, diet, injuries and more. http://www.knowledgehound.com/topics/birdpet.htm

Bird Care Guides, Tips Cockatiels, Cockatoos, Lories, Macaws... Breeding, Cages, Care, Food, Health, Training... On this page In this category Related topics General/Mixed/Misc. Breed-Specific Cockatiels Cockatoos ... Structures GENERAL/MIXED/MISC. A Parrot's Bill of Rights (for those considering a companion bird) - Ask The Behaviorist: Birds - Nova Online Bird Library - ... Rei's Random Birdie Info (avoiding feeding mistakes, signs of illness, potty training...) BREED-SPECIFIC HOW-TOS Newsletter Highlights - The Real Macaw Parrot Club Organic Birdie Banquet (recipe for small parrots) - MAARS COCKATIELS Articles - North American Cockatiel Society Cockatiel Care Tips - North American Cockatiel Society ... Originals By Lori COCKATOOS My 'Toos.com (scroll down for recipe, removing blood feathers, making your own toys...) Pixie's Guide to Owning A Cockatoo (see menu at top) LORIES Article Index - Lori Journal International Beautiful Parrots, The Lories (menu is at bottom left)

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