101. Parrotbreeder Is A Source For Hand Fed Baby Parrots For Sale. Some Of Our Popula Parrotbreeder is a source for hand fed baby parrots for sale. Some of our popular parrots include African Greys ( Congo and Timnehs ), Macaws ( Blue and http://www.parrotbreeder.com/

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102. The Oasis Sanctuary, LTD - Planning For The Care Of Your Parrot When You No Long First, as a general rule of law, your parrot will be considered your personal property, and as such, your parrot cannot own property or be a beneficiary of http://www.the-oasis.org/articles/planning.php

P.O. Box 30502, Phoenix, AZ 85046-0502 Phone: (520) 212-4737 Fax: (520) 212-0123 Business Office: (602) 863-1543 EIN: 86-0885646 Email Sybil Erden Sanctuary site Email Charlotte Fox Business Office Home Contact us ... Links Planning For The Care of Your Parrot When You No Longer Can In addition to reading this article, you may want to follow this link to a site dedicated to estate planning for pets. However, the longevity of many species of parrots is unique in the pet world. In the case of a parrot, the likelihood of the pet outliving its owner (and living for many years thereafter) is far greater than with dogs or cats. Thus, this author, who is both an estate-planning attorney and a parrot owner (or more accurately, I am owned by my parrot), has come to recognize the practical need for estate planning for parrots. This article is intended to assist you, the reader, with the process of planning for the care of your parrot when you are no longer able to do so. Much of the focus is on estate planning, but you should also consider these alternatives in the context of your disability or incapacity. In general, this planning process should address three fundamental questions: (1) who will care for your parrot; (2) what will be the source of funds for your parrots care; and (3) what mechanisms are necessary to carry out your wishes.

103. North County Times - North San Diego And Southwest Riverside County Columnists Bill Lockyer is California s attorney general. from his mindless recitation of the entertainment industry s antipiracy schtick, he s really a parrot. http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2004/03/23/news/columnists/silicon_beach/3_23_04

Editions of the North County Times Serving San Diego and Riverside Counties Contact Us Archive News Search ... Obituaries Archives Last modified Tuesday, March 23, 2004 6:21 AM PST Email this story Comment in our Blog Print this story Attorney General parrots music industry Javascript disabled. Cannot display HTML ad. By: BRADLEY J. FIKES - Staff Writer Bill Lockyer is California's attorney general. But judging from his mindless recitation of the entertainment industry's anti-piracy schtick, he's really a parrot. Lockyer apparently wrote a letter railing against "peer-to-peer" file sharing, in which many computers hook up to distribute files among them. The undistributed letter, which was leaked to the press, identifies Lockyer as the author. His office neither confirms nor denies authorship, which I take as a no-contest plea. The letter also cites a discredited New York Times article that calls peer-to-peer "the Mexican border of virtual sexual exploitation." E-mail and Web browsers are also suspect by that bizarre logic, say peer-to-peer advocates. Moreover, peer-to-peer is used for legitimate purposes. San Diego-based Lindows.com distributes its version of Linux through peer-to-peer software. The Lockyer letter reads like propaganda because it is. Hidden information called "metadata" discovered in the Microsoft Word document points to a person in the Motion Picture Association of America as a source. The person in question denies writing the letter, but admits that Lockyer contacted him about the issue.

104. The Gabriel Foundation® Links to general Resources. The Internet has a vast collection of parrot related sites. These links have been reviewed by our staff, and they are run by http://www.thegabrielfoundation.org/ResourceLinks/ResourceLinksList.aspx?list=Ge

105. PEAC Links: General Parrot Education Adoption Center, a 501(c)(3) organization incorporated on this year s National Parrot Education Conference! Links general http://www.peac.org/links.htm

San Diego Your browser does not support, or does not allow, JavaScript! Click here for the plain text menu. Plain Text Menu Links: General Here is a link to our page for businesses who support PEAC in general and provide financial support for our annual conference: PEAC Supporters Here are links to web sites of our other PEAC chapters: Anchorage Cleveland Pittsburgh Here are links to other sites of interest (in alphabetical order): Acacia Animal Hospital: Dr. Gary A. Gallerstein, DVM African Bird Club The Alex Foundation: Communication and Intelligence in Parrots (Dr. Irene Pepperberg) Avianvet.com: Dr. Robin Scott, MS, DVM ... World Parrot Trust Contact PEAC by e-mail at parroted@cox.net or by U.S Mail at P.O. Box 600423, San Diego, CA 92160

106. The Dead Parrot Society As Parrot readers know, I am an advocate of Social Security reform. general Public Health blog that has good coverage of avian flu. Avian Flu http://deadparrots.net/

best read over a warm slice of pie Getting past the censors Posted by Fred to: Blogging 09:16 AM Sep 22 Comments (0) TrackBack (0) Many countries impose strict censorship laws on online use, particularly on blogs (as the voice of the "common person" in those countries such as China, Iran, and so on, governments treat blogs as they would any other free speech efforts). So getting a blog up and running is not as important as remaining anonymous. Reporters sans Frontieres (Reporters without Borders) has just released a handbook for helping startup blogs with good advice on how to stay anonymous (though maybe the translation of their article title into English could have been a little better!). Our friends at the Electronic Frontier Foundation also released a handbook along the same lines earlier this year. Rebecca MacKinnon , as we'd expect, is all over this as well. Sometimes in the West we get very complacent about blogs, using them more as vehicles for churlish discourses on the other party or as self-congratulatory pieces about how smart we are to be writing this. Reading through the blogs from countries such as Riverbend's you're reminded of the simple power of information.

107. Ruby: Female Eclectus Parrot Extraordinaire The eclectus (eclectus roratus) is one of the few parrots species that is sexually Eclectus parrots have a longer digestive tract than most parrots, http://www.biols.susx.ac.uk/Home/Astrid_Schepman/eclectus.html

Ruby: Female Eclectus Parrot Extraordinaire Eclectus Parrots Appearance In a word: gorgeous. The eclectus (eclectus roratus) is one of the few parrots species that is sexually dimorphic. The females are blue or purple with a bright red head and a black beak, whereas the males are very bright green, with bright blue and red on and underneath the wings, a bright orange upper mandible and a black lower mandible. Vocalisations For the first few days Ruby was here, she seemed stressed by the journey and did not make a single noise. After about a week she started producing a range of noises. When she seems excited, she makes a clucking noise. She also makes various 'oh' and 'ah' type noises. She can say 'hello', 'hello Ruby', 'au', 'hi darling', 'Eric' Sometimes it seems as though she's picking up the intonation patterns of words and sentences without being able to articulate yet. She also produces she most hilarious growl, reminiscent of a puppy dog's, when she plays with her toys. These are some of those noises: ruby clucking ruby saying 'hello' ruby saying 'oh' and 'ah' ruby attempting to say words and sentences Ruby has a huge cage (30 x 30 x 30 inches, made out of wire mesh), which we had made by Brenvics of Shoreham (a chinchilla breeder). Ruby loves playing with her toys, all of which are made of wood, some combined with cotton rope, others combined with metal chains and bells.

108. State Vs Class At Perl Design Patterns Wiki The general case should be the superclass. A parrot that could not perch() is still a parrot. Don t confuse stateful behavior with the need to subclass. http://perldesignpatterns.com/?StateVsClass

109. ParrotCichlid.com - A Club For Blood Parrot Cichlid Owners Male or Female; Breeding; general Interest; Parrot Varieties If you have tips or stories about your parrot cichlids that you would like to add, http://parrotcichlid.com/

Search: ParrotCichlid.com Recent Comments Register Links The Design Space ... Contact Main Menu Home Page Submit A Post Describe Your Parrots! Parrot Care ... Your Account ParrotCichlid.com Login Nickname: Password: If you do not have an account yet Create One Tank Size A new member mentioned this to me, and I just have to reiterate what he said: Parrot Cichlids need at LEAST a 30 gallon tank. They are strong swimmers and they grow BIG!!! 30 gallons will only do for a couple of years. If you keep the water clean and feed them, you will easily need a 50 gallon tank or larger, eventually. Pet stores are notorious for under-representing the potential size of these little guys. Don't believe them if they tell you a 10 gallon will do! A special thanks to the guys at Zorka.com whose hosting makes this site possible. For expert php/mySQL hosting and sage advice, CLICK HERE when you measure tanks' Length, Heigth, Width, do you include gravel? Posted by ParrotCichlidGirl on: Saturday 24 September @ 12:52:55 (Read: 11) cichlids writes: "When you measure tanks do u count in stones? Im just curious"

110. Terrestrial Ecoregions -- Sierra Madre Oriental Pine-oak Forests (NA0303) Thickbilled parrots in the Sierra Madre Occidental Mountains nest in trees, while the maroon-fronted parrot nest in cliffs. Cause for Concern http://www.nationalgeographic.com/wildworld/profiles/terrestrial/na/na0303.html

Nearctic Tropical and Subtropical Coniferous Forests Sierra Madre Oriental pine-oak forests (NA0303) Estanzuela Park, Monterrey, Mexico Photograph by Colby Loucks Southern North America: Eastern Mexico into southwestern United States Tropical and Subtropical Coniferous Forests 25,300 square miles (65,600 square kilometers) about the size of West Virginia and Rhode Island combined Critical/Endangered Biodiverse Borderlands Special Features Did You Know? Wild Side ... Cause for Concern More Photos Biodiverse Borderlands If you made a journey from the southwestern United States into Mexico's Sierra Madres, you'd find yourself hiking up and down a series of peaks and ridges covered with pine and oak forests. You'd see small flocks of Mexican chickadees flitting in the tree branches and hear the loud calls of several species of jays. And you'd probably notice the incredible variety of plant life growing all around. Among the ecoregion's many plant species are agaves and other important wild relatives of our agricultural crops. Special Features These unusual subtropical conifer forests, which contain 27 species of conifers, don't get the rain that their rain forest cousins do. But the trees that grow here are well adapted to the drier conditions. The slender needles of conifers retain moisture better than the broad leaves of deciduous trees. There are 21 species of oaks in the Sierra Madre Occidental alone. The Copper Canyon complex in this ecoregion is deeper than the Grand Canyon.

111. GENERAL PARROT NEWS IN NEW ZEALAND general NEWS ARCHIVVE. This is a summary of news of a general interest to parrot breeders in New Zealand. Kaka Thriving in safety zone NZ Herald May 2000 http://www.parrot.co.nz/Parrot.NZ.BreakingArticles/news1.html

SITE INDEX About Us Parrots In New Zealand The Magazine ... Membership and order form PARROT NEWS IN NEW ZEALAND This page brings you up to date news on developments within New Zealand, of both our native and exotic parrot species and other news relating to parrots in this country. Also, what is new with the Parrot Society of New Zealand Website. GENERAL NEWS ARCHIVVE This is a summary of news of a general interest to parrot breeders in New Zealand. Kaka Thriving in safety zone NZ Herald- May 2000 Blenhiem - Ideal breeding conditions at the Rotoiti Nature Recovery project have resulted in a bumper crop of new kaka chicks this year. The threatened species has benefited from intensive predator control on the 825 hectare "mainland island" alongside Lake Rotoiti in the Nelson Lakes National Park, which has kept the numbers of stoats, rats, possums and wasps at bay. Three nests inside the protected area this year produced nine young, of which six have survived, said Dr Ron Moorhouse, Department of Conservation coordinator of the South Island kaka research unit. Two of the three females are attempting to raise a second brood of chicks, which has not previously been recorded in kaka, he said.

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