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Parrots General:     more books (100)

Australian Parrots and Finches: Hardcover Edition by Malcolm McNaughton, 2004 Clever Parrot by Garnet Publishing, 2000-01-01 Island of Parrots in RARE Color DustJacket of 3 Wholesome Looking Black Boys wearing Yellow, Red Pink & White Paddling Canoe in Water, , Story of two African children Soni & Muka who Live by River Congo (Island of Parrots) by Blank endpapers light FOX, Wear, B/W Illustrated by Derek Lucas, Monica Marsden, 1968 Benny Bensky and the Parrot-Napper by Mary Borsky, 2008-09-09 Tuti-Namah. the Tooti Nameh, or Tales of a Parrot; In the Persian Language, With an English Translation Lorenzo the Naughty Parrot by Tony Johnston, 1992-10 What The Parrot Told Alice by Dale Smith, 1996-08 The Atlas of Parrots of the World by David Alderton, Graeme Stevenson, 1991-10 Parrot & Co. by Harold MacGrath, 2010-07-21 Parrot Rescue (Wild Things) by Elizabeth Laird, 2000-02-04 The Queen's Parrot (Literacy Tree: Times and Seasons) by Jacquie Buttriss, 1996-07 Keeping Parrots: a General Guide by James Blake, Parrots and Pigeons of Australia (National Photographic Index of Australian Wildlife) by Francis Crome, James Shields, 1992-03-04 The parrot keeper's guide: Comprising the natural history of macaws, cockatoos, parrots, parrokeets, lories, and love-birds: and general observations on ... are subject, and methods of cure, etc. etc by Marriott, 1876

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81. General Guide For Conure Care
    Guide for conure care including breeding of conures,feeding of conures, bird toys, and gifts for birds.  
    http://www.loveyourparrot.com/conures.html

82. Quaker Parrakeets Forr Sale In Ontario, Canada
    Breeder of cockatiels, parrots, and budgies. Located in south-western Ontario.  
    http://www.greatparrots.com/

83. Wings And Beaks
    The Nutrition Center offers quality products and information to promote your parrots general health, optimum feather development and mental stimulation.  
    http://www.wingsandbeaks.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=4

84. Amazon Parrots - Life In The Wild
    Pictures, sounds, and a video documentary about the lives of wild parrots, from a Harvard study.  
    http://www.freeparrots.net/parrots/
    
    Extractions: Want a parrot? Have a parrot? Read this... While visiting this site, please check out the sounds of wild parrots; see images from the field; browse the links for more information from other sites; and take a look through the cool products I've put togther to put you in touch with the lives of free-living parrots ( videos, t-shirts, audiotapes Your involvement helps to make this research possible! Harvard biologist Mike Schindlinger introduces you to the parrots he studies, as individuals as they move through their daily lives - singing, cavorting and playing as they explore their environment; doing chores, like eating, roosting, and caring for young - with an intelligence not dissimilar, in ways, to our own. The power to imitate, for which parrots are famous, are used by the Yellow-headed Amazon to learn its population's complex and varied vocabulary, and learn it accurately. By the time they are only two months out of the nest, they are practicing the complex vocal patterns they will use to socialize with others of their species. Different species of parrots - and sometimes even different groups of a single species - have their own "language," a set of sounds shared in common, which they use to communicate amongst themselves. They learn this "language" as they grow, and the "oral traditions" of a population are passed down for many years, generation to generation.

85. Yellow Indian Ring-necked Parakeet Pictures From Birds Photos On Webshots
    Yellow indian ringnecked parakeet. Bookmark this member; Invite this member to be a friend; jacob79 albums Parrots general  
    http://pets.webshots.com/photo/1166459810012889947PgASiR
    
    Extractions: close login form Not a member? Login Member name Password Log in makeFocusBox('user'); makeFocusBox('pass'); Forgot your member name or password? member photos Member Photos Shop Search... All Photos Webshots Blog Close swfobject.registerObject("flash-image", "8.0.0", "http://p.webshots.com/js/swfobject/expressInstall.swf"); Connect with Facebook to Continue Hello, facebook user.

86. Wings Central Home Page
    Pictures and information about African parrots, including greys, poicephalus, and vasas.  
    http://www.wingscentral.org/aps/
    
    Extractions: Welcome To Wings Central For the new arrivals here: At the left are the menus for the 'Home' site and above for the 'Fourm'. In reality they are different sites, Home (aps) and Forum. A 'Forum' is also known as a BBS or Bulletin Board System. The login/passwords of both sites work together but you can not switch back and forth and stay logged in if you do not select the cookie option. Passwords and logging in is totally independent of the Lists. The lists will still have their own password/login prodecures just like it is now.

87. Nationwide Parrot Place Organization
    Dedicated to the educating, developing, and nurturing of people and parrots.  
    http://www.nationwideparrotplaceorganization.org/

88. My Grey Parrots - Congo African Grey Parrots - Timneh African Grey Parrots
    Pictures and stories of the author and his eighteen birds, six of whom are parrots of this species.  
    http://www.mygreyparrots.com
    
    Extractions: If you would like to contact me please send me e-mail at: julie@mygreyparrots.com Flock News! We have had a tough summer and fall here. We lost Rudy one of our lovebirds to gout and kidney failure in July. Today, November 1st 2007, we lost his cage mate and best buddy Gympie a male parakeet. Gympie suffered with a cancerous tumor on his abdomen. Rudy and Gympie were both given up by a family that was moving back to Australia two years ago and couldn't take them with. Both the little guys will be terribly missed. Thanks you to Dr. Susan Horton for her wonderful care of both the little guys. Click on the links below to view individual pages for each of my parrots. Without dreams, there is no beauty

89. African Gray Parrots
    General resource of breeders, rescues, and clubs, including a selection of pictures and informational links.  
    http://www.african-gray-parrots.com/
    
    Extractions: Togo The African Grey Parrot African Gray parrots live in the tropical forests of central Africa. The nearer to the Equator, the smaller and darker in color are the Grays. There exist two recognizable variations: the timneh (smaller and darker) and the red-tailed. There exist also Ghana, Togo, Cameroon, Congo and Angola Gray variations. In earlier days, natives killed Gray parrots for food and for their red tail feathers, which were used for decoration and were considered to have magic power. In the 19th century, African Gray parrots were sold to the Europeans and these birds gained popularity among them. At that time parrots were stuffed into reed cylinders and transported by sea. Strangely enough people thought that the parrots didn't require water. Even the European veterinarians prescribed no water for Gray parrots. Importation of wild caught parrots into the USA and some other countries ceased in 1992 with the wild bird Conservation Act. Nowadays African Gray parrots are not caught in the wild, but bred. An African Gray parrot lives and feeds in small areas. Grays are not-migrants. Usually they gather in large flocks and form subgroups of 20-30 birds. After hatching and fledging, the youth stay with the parents for 4-5 months. Adult African Gray parrots usually pair for life and often feed and clean each other.

90. African Grey Parrots
    Information on living with an African grey parrot, from care and feeding to their environment and training.  
    http://www.african-grey.com/
    
    Extractions: Powered by Max Banner Ads Comments (0) By Bob , June 3, 2009 Welcome to our African Grey Parrot site.  Here we offer up information, tips and suggestions on the African Grey, purchase considerations, living with an African Grey, care and feeding, their environment, and of course parrot training. First, some general information about the African Grey parrot. The African Grey Parrot is an amazing bird which hails from the rain forests of Africa. Revered for their beauty, personality and intelligence, african greys have come to be a popular addition to any f amily that wishes to co-exist with them. n g lifespan most greys available for purchase are only a generation or two from the wild.  The very best you can do with an african grey is honor the fact that they are extremely intelligent social creatures who will be happy to share your dwelling and your life, provided you give them the love and the respect they deserve. There are two popular subspecies of african greys, the

91. Tinkerbell Legacy - Living With A Flying Parrot
    A blog discussing life with a flighted CAG parrot and the training required.  
    http://shanlung.livejournal.com/

92. Thor's Cape Parrot Site - Poicephalus Robustus - Robustus, Fusicollis, Suahelicu
    Dedicated to their baby Thor, with pictures of him and other birds, along with forums and links to articles.  
    http://www.craigharris.org/parrot/

93. Hello, Baby! ParrotPhotos.US
    Pictures of the webmasters parrots, with links and parrot humor.  
    http://parrotphotos.us/

94. Superior Parrot
    A collection of parrot pictures with snappy captions. Blog format allows comments and ratings.  
    http://superiorparrot.blogspot.com/

95. Talking Parrots
    A blog on parrots for hobbyists and enthusiasts.  
    http://iloveparrots.com/
    
    Extractions: A young parrot bonds easily with its owner, that is you, which makes teaching it to talk a lot easier.  Just like with any other young pet, if you treat it gently and with patience, it will learn to trust you and feel comfortable when handled.  Most talking parrots were trained at an early age, and as they get used to training, they progress further into expanding their vocabulary or performing tricks. What do you when you bring a newly purchased young parrot home? Give the bird time to settle in its new environment.  Be around the bird and talk to it gently.  It is common for the bird to retreat back when you attempt to touch it in the cage.  Build on the relationship until the bird shows no sign of nervousness.  Do not let children to come near the bird at this stage. Offering food from your finger is a great way to build trust and confidence.  A millet spray is useful for this purpose because you don’t need to extend your hand too close to the bird.  As trust is built, you can gradually shorten the millet spray to get closer to the bird.  Even when you are not teaching the young parrot to talk at this moment, it is still absorbing the sounds around it and that includes whatever you say to it and the sounds of appliances in the home such as the door bell, telephone, microwave, tv etc. Once confidence and trust is built, and you are the best person to know this, your training program to teach your parrot to talk can begin.  There many ways to do this and I have written about this in my previous posts.  I recommend that that you use modern technology to assist you so that you can save your energy for other purposes.  When I say modern technology, that includes the use of CD recorded sounds specially made for teaching parrots to talk, or your voice pre-recorded on tape and played at different times of the day when you not at home.  You can be creative too by letting your bird listen to catchy phrases, or songs from famous singers such as Pavarotti.  You will be amazed by the results your parrot come up with.

96. Pet Parrots Blog
    Discussing the joy of owning a parrot and how to keep your bird a happy and active member of the family.  
    http://www.petparrotsblog.com/

97. Free Parrot Pictures | Parrot Photos | Parrot Images | Parrot Video | Bird Sound
    Sales of the Keeping and Breeding Parrots multimedia CD, plus free music and sounds, parrot information, pictures and videos.  
    http://www.parrot-bird.com/
    
    Extractions: Discover the Unforgettable World According to PARROTS! Are you planning to buy one or more of these truly majestic beings, or are you looking to choose another parrot species altogether? Maybe you simply adore parrots? You are in the right place! HERE! BE MY GUEST! parrot species you like. You will find out all information about the African Grey Parrot Cockatiel Budgie Blue-fronted Amazon Parrot ... Parakeets Parrot Videos and Movies Parrot Photos Then, for even more fun , LISTEN to our amazing parrot music . Songs like Parrot Dance Kva-Kva Rainforest Sounds and Happy Parrot are some of the most famous parrot and bird songs. All these and more can be found on my If you are wondering what a particular parrot sounds African Grey sound Budgerigar chirps Cockatiel whistle Macaw melody ... Eclectus Parrot song and Lovebird squawk In our Parrot Pictures Section you will find many good quality and truly stunning colour pictures, which you can use in your website for free, and all we ask of you is that you PLEASE LINK to me. Lots of parrot pictures! Lots of parrot photos!!

98. Parrot - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Wikipedia article explains the origins of these birds, the two families that make up the order Parrots, where they are found, and parrots as pets.  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parrot
    
    Extractions: Wagler Family Blue-and-yellow Macaw eating a walnut held by a foot Parrots , also known as psittacines (pronounced /ˈsɪtəsaɪnz/ are birds of the roughly 372 species in 86 genera that make up the order Psittaciformes found in most warm and tropical regions. The order is subdivided in three families : the Psittacidae ('true' parrots), the Cacatuidae (cockatoos) and the Strigopidae (New Zealand parrots). Parrots have a pan-tropical distribution with several species inhabiting the temperate Southern Hemisphere as well. The greatest diversity of parrots is found in South America and Australasia Characteristic features of parrots include a strong curved bill , an upright stance, strong legs, and clawed zygodactyl feet. Most parrots are predominantly green, with other bright colors, and some species are multi-colored. Cockatoo species range from mostly white to mostly black, and have a mobile

99. Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle, WA - Home
    Describes the classification and range of this parrot. Includes habitat, physical description, life span, diet, and special adaptations.  
    http://www.zoo.org/factsheets/parrots/kea/Kea.html

100. Oakland Zoo - Yellow-Naped Amazon Parrot
     Taxonomy, description, range, diet, nesting, and behavioral adaptations. Photograph included.  
     http://www.oaklandzoo.org/animals/birds/yellow-naped-amazon-parrot*/

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