21. Just African Hatches Breeder of African species, including greys, jardines, meyers, sengals, and red belly parrots. Has general information, photographs, and a kids' corner. Located in St. Petersburg. http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Reserve/1682/

We are an indoor aviary in sunny St. Petersburg, Florida that specializes in African species. In spite of the beautiful climate here, our birds are bred in our brand new state of the art indoor facility that gives us maximum control over the health and well being of our flock. To this end, we also have specialized in only the African Species of parrots. Our Congo Greys pairs have been selected to produce robust, healthy babies that are psycologically stable. We try to avoid problem parents so that we can provide large healthy young and also we want to be able to hold back some of our most exceptional babies for our future breeding program. We enjoy them as our companions and introduce them to their future partners, as well as the other species we work with, while they are still sharing our home. This makes the transition a more natural one for them and allows us to continue to enjoy our former companions as adults. View My GuestBook Archives 1 View My GuestBook Archives 2 Contact us for more information More about us ... More Photos

22. Cockatoo Heaven - About Cockatoos - Cockatoos (Birds, Parrots) - General Informa Cockatoo Heaven All you want to know about cockatoos - general Information. Galah Talking Ability; Noise - De-Voicing in parrots is Inhumane http://www.birdsnways.com/cockatoo/articles.htm

General Information There is much to know about the Cockatoo Family. Cockatoos have many similarities to other birds. But they have their differences, too. The articles below offer information on selecting, caring for and breeding of these beautiful, intelligent, affectionate birds. Learn about their characteristics and how they are different from other birds. If you have the time and love to give a Too and are willing to commit to a life long responsibility, then you will be rewarded with a shower of love and pleasure. Cockatoo Overview Cockatoo FAQ Galah FAQ Cockatoos: A Bit of Heaven on Earth So Different? So Different? Phobic Behavior ... Lutino Galah and Other Mutations Geography Map - Where M2, U2s Live Moluccan Project Bird Watch Cockatoo Characteristics Need for Attention Those Magnificent Cockatoo Crests Cockatoo Dust Feather Mutilation Cockatoo Communication Cockatoo Vocalizations Part 1 Cockatoo Vocalizations Part 2 Cockatoo Vocalizations Part 3 Things Toos Love Owners To Do Talking and Learning Abilities Galah Talking Ability Noise De-Voicing in Parrots is Inhumane Flock Behaviors Behavioral Anatomy Of The Male Cockatoo Three F's of Defense: Flight, Fight, Freeze

23. BirdsnWays - Articles & FAQs On Pet Birds, Pet Parrots & Exotic Birds - Buying, Articles FAQs on care breeding of pet parrots exotic birds. Articles about buying, caging, Parrotology general • parrots Abilities, Intelligence http://www.birdsnways.com/birds/artgen.htm

BirdsnWays Home Library of Articles : Terms, Buying, Caging, Toys, Perches The Library General Topics ~ GENERAL BIRD TOPICS ~ Environment - Bird Cages Environment - Bird Toys Gyms, Perches, Accessories Environment - General ... Search for Specific Articles General Topics Are Birds Really Dinosaurs - U of Berkeley Bird Anatomy - SBBS Birds (from Encarta) - Encarta Horsetrading With Birds - Linda Greeson; BlueQuaker Interesting Bird Facts - Jennifer Prince DVM; PetEducation Internet Trolls - Timothy Campbell - Carol Highfill; Winged Wisdom Pairs: Bonded, Proven or What? Parrots Are Not the Only Birds - Carol Highfill; Winged Wisdom Psittacines: What makes a parrot a parrot? - Holly Frisby DVM MS; PetEducation Vertebrate Flight - U of Berkeley What Is A Parrot - Carol Highfill; Winged Wisdom A,B,Cs and 1, 2, 3s Of Bird Buying - Wanda Elder; Eclectus Forum, Birds n Ways Adopting An Older Bird Can Be Wonderful - Anne Johnson; Winged Wisdom Adopting An Older Parrot: The Ultimate in Recycling - Liz Wilson; Liz Wilson Adoption of An Older Parrot - Kathy Pearson; BirdsnWays

24. The Parrot Pages - Avian Link Center - African Grey Sharing our love and information on the African Grey parrots. about John Ann s two Congo African Grey parrots, Nikki and Coco, as well as general info http://www.parrotpages.com/links/africangrey.shtml

Link Center Classifieds Pictures Clubs ... Zoos 2792 Distinct Links The Parrot Pages - Avian Link Center African Grey Please support our Link Partners by visiting them. Brodie's Nest ... http://www.geocities.com/brodiebrooks pages found, links found, score Cillas Domain ... In my site you will find information on Congo African Grey's, Rock Pebblers and Orange Winged Amazons. ... http://www.cilla-at-home.co.uk pages found, links found, score Dandy the African Grey Parrot... About Dandy the African Grey Parrot. Lots of info, pictures and Dandy's diary.... http://www.vdnent.com 99 pages found, 9 links found, 998 score Mainely Greys ... A nonbreeding haven for a limited number of untame and retired breeder African Grey parrots. ... http://www.geocities.com/mainelygreys/MainelyGreys.html pages found, links found, score The African Grey Parrot ... Sharing our love and information on the African Grey Parrots. Awaiting our new baby Grey to arrive and sharing with others our joy. ... http://www.rastamo.com/africangrey/index.htm pages found, links found, score The Kooky Congos Website ...

25. Grey Parrot FAQ FAQs should be read for general parrot (including Grey) care information. how many people think about African Greys and parrots in general. 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).

26. General Information About African Grey Parrots There are two types of African grey parrots; some authorities consider them different general Information About African Grey parrots. Living with Greys http://www.kookycongos.ca/afrgreyinfo.htm

African grey parrots: The African Grey Parrot, Psittacus erithacus , is the largest parrot found in Africa. Wild greys range throughout Central and Western Africa, and can be found in western sections of East African countries. They live in primary and secondary rainforest, forest edges and clearings. There are two types of African grey parrots; some authorities consider them different "races", others consider them sub-species, while still others classify them as different species. The Congo, P. e. erithacus , is the larger of the two birds, with bright red tail feathers and a black beak. Congos are generally characterized as slightly more intelligent, but also more high-strung than Timnehs. The Timneh, P. e. timneh , is smaller, its tail feathers are more of a maroon-grey mixture, and its beak includes tints of a reddish-beige color. These birds are characteristically less high-strung and more mellow than Congos. Some evidence indicates there may be a third sub-species

27. Kooky Congos It also features some general information about parrots their safe keeping, conservation and contacts to help you achieve both. http://www.kookycongos.ca/

Welcome! To The Kooky Congos Website " ... if you tame me ... You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed .. ." - Antoine de Saint Exupery It also features some general information about parrots - their safe keeping, conservation and contacts to help you achieve both. Neither of us ever thought we'd be "bird people", never mind become part of a parrot/human flock. But Ann's allergies to cat and dog fur, our love for animals and fervent desire to have a pet(s), combined with some rather fortuitous circumstances changed all that, as you will find out if you explore this site further! This site contains a good mixture of silliness and seriousness. We hope you enjoy the pictures and the stories, as well as the information and essays about pet care and conservation. News Items El Oro Parakeet Gets a Boost Burrowing Parrots Under Threat Avian Flu Update June 2004 Avian Flu Threatens B.C. Parrots ... About the Website's Author (Background art courtesy of Bowcreek Backgrounds www.Bowcreek.com

28. The AvianWeb: All About Birds African parrots African Parrot Society Home Page (general Info on African Grey parrots, the Poicephalus Please visit the general Parrot Books webpage. http://www.avianweb.com/parrotspecies.htm

Air Conditioning Vacuum Cleaners Cages Toys ... Books about Parrots Helpful Products: Vacuum Cleaners Heaters Air Conditioning Water Filters INFO ON SPECIFIC PARROT SPECIES Click here for Non-Parrot Bird Species (updated 12/04) Some of the Major Parrot Species and/or Cage Birds: Major Sub-listings (the more popular cage / exotic birds): African Grey Parrots Amazons Brotogeries (Greycheeks, etc.) ... Budgies / Parakeets Canaries Cockatiels Cockatoos ... Grass Parrots / Parakeets (Grass Keets) ... Hanging Parrots King Parrots Lories / Lorikeets Lovebirds ... Rosellas If the parrot species you are interested in is not listed above, please feel free to do a key-word search, or scroll down ... Over the years I have enjoyed the company of many beautiful birds, and I added my personal experiences whenever applicable. Additionally, I've added a lot of links to related websites that provide pictures and information. Your experiences with any one of the species may vary. How happy you will be with your new pet (and vice versa - how happy your pet will be in its new home) very much depends on the level of socialization and individual personality of each bird, and how well it is matched to its home. The Real Macaw Enchanting movie about a clever macaw that "saves the day" - any parrot lover will love it.

29. Parrot Pictures, Parrot Picture, Parrot Photos And Parrot Care Parrot care information, also parrot pictures, parrot photos, parrots on parrot behavior, talking parrot, parrot disease and general parrot care. http://www.fluffies.org/

30. Parrots Paradise - Home parrots Paradise Uk We have bird forums, avian top 100 bird sites list, No new posts, Parrot Talk general Discussion of these bizarre and amazing http://www.parrots-paradise.co.uk/

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31. Parrots Paradise - View Forum - Portal News parrots Paradise Uk We have bird forums, avian top 100 bird sites list, live chat room, interesting articles, bird species, classified animal bird ads, http://www.parrots-paradise.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=1

32. Free Parrots - Conservation Education Protection Adoption general News Tel Aviv An Israeli who taught his pet parrot the name of his general News MIAMI The new Parrot Jungle is having a hard time paying http://www.freeparrots.net/index.php?topic=General

33. Pionus Parrots Research Foundation The Pionus parrots Research Foundation was founded in 1999 with these goals A twopart general interest article about the trip was published in The http://www.fatparrots.org/

WE NEED YOUR HELP! Click here New Research Papers Here Incredible Photos Here Preliminary Study Report Here Request A Newsletter Here! Welcome to the Pionus Parrots Research Foundation web site! The Pionus Parrots Research Foundation was founded in 1999 with these goals: conduct, support, and fund joint amateur and professional primary research on parrots of the Pionus species disseminate research results to both the scientific and avicultural communities and also serve as an electronic clearing house for all Pionus-related information cooperate with other organizations in the pursuit of Pionus parrot knowledge by any means approved by the Directors Research Bronze-winged pionus feathers The PPRF conducted a preliminary study in Mindo Ecuador in November, 1999 concentrating on three species: Pionus chalcopterus (Bronze-winged parrot), Pionus sordidus (Red-billed parrot), and Pionus seniloides (White-headed parrot). A two-part general interest article about the trip was published in The Original Flying Machine (No longer available online) in its July and September 2000 issues. A second trip in January/February 2001 examined the breeding behaviors of wild Bronze-winged Pionus parrots.

34. Parrot Rescue, Refuge parrots, rescue information and agencies. with their avian friend if they desire to do so, as well as trying to educate people on parrots in general. http://www.parrothouse.com/rescue.html

Parrot Rescue Basic Requirements What the rescuer needs. Charlie's Bird House Home of Cast-away Treasures, We accept Handicapped Birds Charlie's Bird House is a home for homeless companion and breeder birds. Charlie's is the "end of the line" for many of the inhabitants. It is the mission of Charlie's to provide a clean, healthy, emotionally stimulating and nutritious environment for the remaining days of its residents. It is also the goal at Charlie's to provide an environment of education to the present owners of companion and breeder birds. fax: 254-248-1343 Email Gatesville, TX Dee Thompson Parrot Rescue No breeding, no resale. Committed, experienced care for parrots. Physical handicaps and behavioral problems are welcome. Education and outreach programs available for schools, clubs, stores. Helping unwanted pet birds since 1988. deethom@erols.com PO Box 645 Savage, Md 20763 Feathered Friends Feathered Friends is a registered non-profit, charitable organization devoted to the rescue and care of unwanted, neglected and abused pet birds - big and small. Our goal is to find stable loving homes for all the birds who come to our shelter, but we will also offer sanctuary where birds we are unable to place in adoptive homes can live out their lives in a caring environment. Edmonton, Alberta Canada (780) 470-4179

35. Parrot-Link Forums - General Care Of Parrots & Parrotlike Avian Vets, Parrot Feeding general Care general Care of parrots Parrotlike New Topic New Topic. Show all topics, Show all open topics http://www.parrot-link.co.uk/forum/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=9

36. Parrot-Link Forums Collapse This Category Avian Vets, Parrot Feeding general Care If you have any questions, or tips about general care of parrots, post them here. http://www.parrot-link.co.uk/forum/default.asp?CAT_ID=5

37. Parrot Articles And Information Articles and information on parrots. The Parrot Society UK general Articles. general Submitted Articles Conservation Articles http://www.theparrotsocietyuk.org/general-articles.shtml

The Parrot Society UK Home Page About Us Forum Chatroom ... The Parrot Society UK - General Articles General Submitted Articles Conservation Articles The following articles have been submitted to The Parrot Society UK for inclusion in our Magazine and Web Site. Parrots of Melanesia Dominica's Imperial and Red-Necked Parrot's Deaths in Parakeets and Cockatoos, Caused Caused by Adult Ticks Dusky-headed Conures ... Captive Breeding of the Cape Parrot by William Horsfield Breeding Yellow Face Parrotlets in the USA The Cuban Amazon Keeping and Breeding Fig Parrots of the Genus (Psittaculirostris) by Martina Muller and Norbert Neumann Parrot Diets: What Research Shows and What We Should Feed Our Birds by S.Moraton The Parrots Final Flight EXTINCTION!

38. Pionus Parrots The Parrot Society UK general Articles - Pionus parrots general Information on Pionus parrots by Jennie Bolton http://www.theparrotsocietyuk.org/genarticle19.shtml

The Parrot Society UK Home Page About Us Forum Chatroom ... General Articles - Pionus Parrots General Submitted Articles Conservation Articles General Information on Pionus Parrots by Jennie Bolton These Items are reproduced with the kind permision, of the Vice-Chairman of The Pionus Breeders Association Pionus parrots are small to medium sized, slightly stocky birds from Central and South America. They are distinguished by large eyes with a bare eye ring, short tails, and a triangular patch of red feathers around the vent. Some are predominantly green with accents of white, plum or iridescent blue, while others are a riot of blue, violet, green, teal, bronze, even purple. There are seven species, five of which are common enough in captivity to be available as pets. Pionus are easy to keep, but, like African Grey parrots, had a reputation for developing aspergillosis infections due to unsanitary conditions encountered when large numbers of wild-caught birds were being imported. As with any other psittacine, cleanliness of the cage or aviary is important for these birds.

39. Eclectus Parrot Eclectus Parrot. parrots IN general. parrots are gaily and boldly colored birds. Their plumage, which is evenly but thinly distributed over their bodies, http://www.honoluluzoo.org/eclectus_parrot.htm

Eclectus Parrot PARROTS IN GENERAL: Parrots are gaily and boldly colored birds. Their plumage, which is evenly but thinly distributed over their bodies, consists of patches of solid color, often sharply contrasting one with another. All parrots share a number of distinctive features. The most obvious of these is the characteristic parrot bill which consists of a downward-curving and somewhat hooked upper mandible which fits neatly over a smaller, upward-curving lower mandible. The feet of parrots are also unusual. The two outer toes of the foot point backwards and grip in opposition to the two forward pointing inner toes. This provides them with an extremely powerful grasp, enabling them to hold and manipulate objects close to their bill. Most parrots are tree-dwellers, and they tend to be most plentiful in and around lowland tropical forests. They feed on fruits, especially wild figs, seed, nuts, berries, buds and blossoms. Parrots nest in holes, usually in trees, but sometimes among rocks or in termite mounds. The two to five white eggs hatch after about three weeks. The helpless young are fed by both parents on predigested food that is regurgitated. ECLECTUS PARROT Both sexes are glossy, brilliant birds, but the male is bright green with blue and red patches, while the female is crimson with a blue belly.

40. Amazon Parrots parrots IN general. parrots are gaily and boldly colored birds. The Lilaccrowned Amazon Parrot, Amazona finschi, has a general plumage of green, http://www.honoluluzoo.org/amazon_parrots.htm

Amazon Parrots Orange-winged Amazon Parrot PARROTS IN GENERAL: Parrots are gaily and boldly colored birds. Their plumage, which is evenly but thinly distributed over their bodies, consists of patches of solid color, often sharply contrasting one with another. All parrots share a number of distinctive features. The most obvious of these is the characteristic parrot bill which consists of a downward-curving and somewhat hooked upper mandible which fits neatly over a smaller, upward-curving lower mandible. The feet of parrots are also unusual. The two outer toes of the foot point backwards and grip in opposition to the two forward pointing inner toes, providing them with an extremely powerful grasp, enabling them to hold and manipulate objects close to their bill. Most parrots are tree-dwellers, and they tend to be most plentiful in and around lowland tropical forests. They feed on fruits, especially wild figs, seed, nuts, berries, buds and blossoms. Parrots nest in holes, usually in trees but sometimes among rocks or in termite mounds. The two to five white eggs hatch after about three weeks. The helpless young are fed by both parents on predigested food that is regurgitated. Orange-winged Amazon Parrot The Orange-winged Amazon Parrot

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