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AFRICAN GREY PARROTS... Where to begin ? Well I for a time had a Yellow-Crowned Amazon and a Grey which my mum inherited when grandma died. I knew those birds virtually all my life and loved them to bits. I was gutted when my mum re-homed them after I moved out, but I was expecting little boy, no way could I have ... Read the complete review

by susan smith - written on 03/01/07
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I agree with alot of what you have said, i have a Sulpher Crested Cockatoo who is 6 years old named Bonnie, and yes she is very, very demanding wants to be out on my arm or shoulder all of the time which is of course impossible, she does however spend at least 8 hrs a day out of her cage more if i get the chance, even sitting here now ... Read the complete review

by - written on 20/12/06 (Very useful, 1808 readings)
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This is a story about a parrot called Mack, a blue-and-gold macaw, one of the most common species of macaw parrot kept in captivity. Born in the eighties, after being lovingly hand-reared by his breeder, Mack’s first home was with the rich owner of a shooting club, who had a members-only bar. Mack lived alongside Sprocket, a ... Read the complete review

by - written on 03/05/06, updated on 03/05/06 (Very useful, 1138 readings)
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The oranged-winged Amazon is found situated in northern South America, where they occupy a large area. This area includes many parts of Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia and nearly all of Peru. This particular species of Amazon is the most widely imported into Europe and is considered to make an excellent pet as well as being a good talker. ... Read the complete review

by - written on 02/03/03, updated on 04/03/03 (Useful, 844 readings)
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My little african grey is called Bilbo he is 16months old and is so intresting. he always wants to be in the same room as me so he follows me round the house i cant even go to the toilet in peace. African greys are very intelegent and have a very good memory so if you annoy and tease one they might not bite you then they will wait ... Read the complete review

by - written on 03/07/02, updated on 09/07/02 (Very useful, 333 readings)
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"Hello ugly b**ch, you old sl***er!" Yes its another beautiful morning and Saracen wants to let me know he cares! Saracen, or Sarry, or Saz depending on how naughty he is being is a five year old African Grey, the third we have owned. Our first and second unfortunately died and believe me these are devastating events ... Read the complete review

by - written on 02/05/02, updated on 17/02/03
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I own a 3yr old african grey male named Dude.Well he is no dude thats for sure. I have had him sine he was a baby i bought him from a breeder who hand rears them. When i first had Dude he loved me, i would speak to him all the time and take him out of his cage. He started talking a few weeks after i had bought him which i thought ... Read the complete review

by - written on 18/02/02, updated on 18/02/02 (Very useful, 722 readings)
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Parrots are very sociable creatures and like to be involved in everything that is going on around them. My parrot, Darwin (a rock pebbler), is no exception and likes to help me write my dooyoo opinions. Unfortunately, however, his typing skills are not on a par with mine (I expect the lack of thumbs has something to do with it). He ... Read the complete review

by - written on 17/02/02, updated on 17/02/02 (Very useful, 736 readings)
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I kept a pair of Lovebirds for 3 years & had much enjoyment out of them. However, the same feeling was not had from my partner and father due to the racket they would make early in the morning. They make a piercing squawking sound which can become irritable. In saying that, in my opinion, this disadvantage far outweighs the ... Read the complete review

by - written on 30/09/01, updated on 04/10/01
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In my opinion, a parrot is not a pet. It's independent and is much more of a companion than a pet. Humans have been keeping parrots for thousands of years (including pirates), and the requirements of care for them are quite often updated or changed. Parrots can be reasonably difficult to live with. There are quite a lot of ... Read the complete review

by - written on 15/09/01, updated on 15/09/01 (Useful, 170 readings)
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First: find out which breed of parrot you are looking for and be aware that some of them can be very noisy! Ok, parrots ARE fun. They really are, and they can be quite tame aswell. My friend, who has a parrot, always brings it along if she is just going down to the shop. And everybody knows her parrot and talks with it as ... Read the complete review

by - written on 01/07/01, updated on 01/07/01 (Useful, 988 readings)
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I have three favorite parakeet species and they are, Rosellas, Quaker's, and my #1 favorite, the blue ringneck. I have a 16 month old blue ringneck, and she is the best pet ever! I was going to get a large parrot, but because I have a 2-year old, I went for a smaller parrot. My birds name is Asia, she is blue and has a red ... Read the complete review

by - written on 25/06/01, updated on 25/06/01 (Very useful, 152 readings)
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Couldn't resist this one. My daughter told me her husbands pet shop had just taken in two parrots and they were hand reared and tame at only seven week old or so, was I interested? By the time I said yes there was only one left, the other had been sold, so into the home he/she came. Tiny, green, sleek with a little pink ... Read the complete review

by - written on 12/05/01, updated on 12/05/01 (Very useful, 780 readings)
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African Greys are highly intelligent and have excellent abilities for mimicry. Young African greys adapt readily to new surroundings. Adult birds are less adaptable to unfamiliar environments, dietary changes, etc and may feather pick in response. African parrots, especially African greys are highly playful ... Read the complete review

by - written on 11/05/01, updated on 11/05/01 (Very useful, 545 readings)
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I have a six year old African Grey parrot called Spooky. He is fantastic. He is also noisy, messy and a lot of trouble. But we love him dearly. We got him from a breeder when he was 18 weeks old as a “steady” bird. He wasn’t tame but equally wasn’t frightened of humans. Gradually over time we tamed him ... Read the complete review

by - written on 12/04/01, updated on 12/04/01 (Useful, 569 readings)
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We have an African Grey parrto called Dylan. We have had him for nearly 5 years old, ever since he was a baby, my mother hand reared him as well. We recently just moved here with him from South Africa and he has settled in well here. He hates both my sister and I, and the feeling is mutual. He only likes my mothers company and rarely ... Read the complete review

by - written on 05/12/00, updated on 05/12/00 (Very useful, 278 readings)
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He was lean, mean and glossy green: Bright black intelligent eyes with a level perceptive gaze, never flinching. He lived in a large, ornate cage in the corner of the Living Room. We christened him Cocky. He was an African Green Parrot. Cocky was a quick learner, and very soon mastered a repertoire of songs, phrases, mild swear ... Read the complete review

by - written on 03/11/00, updated on 03/11/00 (Very useful, 567 readings)
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My mother hand rears African Grey Parrots and three years ago I had one of her chicks. Sadly a few weeks ago my baby (called Tiny) passed away which was a great shock as their average life span is about sixty years. We had alot of problems with her as she used to pluck her feathers, this was not due to boredom as she ... Read the complete review

by - written on 12/10/00, updated on 19/12/00
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Parrots are absolutely beautiful birds, there is no other way to think. I have got one as a pet and I think it is the most imtelligent, handsome, nice animal you could ever own. I think that a lot of people are worried about Parrots because of the way they can be caught from the wild - if you do get one then make sure it is captive ... Read the complete review
