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African Greys Parrots: more books (55)

African Grey Parrots: Everything About History, Care, Nutrition, Handling, and Behavior (Complete Pet Owner's Manual) by Maggie Wright, 2001-05-01
African Grey Parrot Handbook (Barron's Pet Handbooks) by Mattie Sue Athan, Dianalee Deter, 2009-06-01
A New Owner's Guide to African Grey Parrots (New Owners Guide) by Nikki Moustaki, 2004-06
Training African Grey Parrots by Risa Teitler, 1979-06
African Grey Parrots by Edward J. Mulawka, 1984-03
The African Grey Parrot (About Pets)
African Grey Parrots...Getting Started (Save-Our-Planet Book) by Helmut Pinter, 1994-11
The Adventures of an African Grey Parrot: Livingstone in Space by Patricia Johns, 2003-10-31
African Grey Parrots by Paul R. Paradise, 1979-07-20
African Grey Parrots by Dr. Edward J. Mulawka, 1983
African Grey Parrots by W.T. Greene, 1993-04
The Adventure of an African Grey Parrot: Livingstone on Safari by Patricia Johns, 2003-10-06
Friendly Feathers: Life with Pierre, an African Grey Parrot by Fran Smith, 2008-05-01
Conversations with Cosmo: At Home with an African Grey Parrot by Betty Jean Craige, 2010-04-20

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African Grey Parrot Care
Your african Grey Parrot can be your best friend, accompanying you until its ripe old age of 80 if you care for it well. african grey parrot care.
http://ia.essortment.com/africangreypar_rvvf.htm

Extractions: African grey parrot care Your African Grey Parrot can be your best friend, accompanying you until its ripe old age of 80 if you care for it well. The African Grey Parrot is a grey colored parrot that is very intelligent. It is probably the most intelligent of all the parrot varieties. Nicknamed the Grey, this parrot makes a good talker who mimics strong language and thus either humors you or leaves you exasperated. The Grey can chatter to itself in a mixture of different tones and voices. It seems as if to assume a multi-personality front. Actually, it delights in practicing the different voices it has learned. bodyOffer(21101) You can teach your Grey to talk by starting with short, simple phrases. Emphasize your tone so that the bird picks it up more quickly. Training lessons should be short at about 10 minutes to avoid stressing the bird. It is always easier to start off with a young bird. You can discipline your pet just like any other intelligent pet. Please refrain from physical abuse as this provokes the bird to become aggressive. Greys are intelligent enough to remember bad experiences and this stresses them and they don't react that well with strangers. Greys are devoted to each other and preen each other just like the lovebird species of parrots do. If you keep a lone Grey, it will devote itself to you. The bird will clamor for your attention and relish hopping all over you. A neglected Grey may scream and call to you. If you are leaving the room for a length of time, it is better to calm the bird by using a cage cover.
African Parrot
african Grey Parrot Psittacus erithacus erithacus. Family Psittacidae. The range of this bird encompasses the forested areas of Ghana
http://www.hilozoo.com/animals/AB_afrcn_parrot.htm

Extractions: African Grey Parrot Psittacus erithacus erithacus Family: Psittacidae The range of this bird encompasses the forested areas of Ghana to Lake Victoria into Angola and through the area formerly known as the Congo. The species consists of three subspecies with the type race represented by Psittacus erithacus. All are similar in appearance but differ in size and variation of colors. The birds of the type race are grey with silver grey on the crown, nape, neck, and mantle. The under parts are whitish, the flight feathers are dark grey, and the tail coverts and tail a bright scarlet. The beak and legs are dark or black. The Greys are very gregarious and are reputed to be the best mimics among the parrots. They are found in large groups and cause considerable damage to cultivated crops. They feed on fruits, seeds, young shoots, and nuts. Because of their nature, the young of this parrot are taken in considerable numbers yearly and hand-raised for the export trade where they are sold for high prices. When hand-raised they become extremely tame and affectionate toward their owner. These birds are long-lived if given proper care and survive 70 or more years. Our birds arrived in 1996 and 1998, gender unknown.
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Articles at BirdBreeder Online Breeding Specialty Breeding The african Grey Parrot (Psittacus erithacus erithacus), Part 1 By Jean Pattison;
http://www.parrottalk.com/articles.html
The African Grey Parrot And Timneh
The african Grey Parrot (psittacus erithacus) Location Central Africa Size 13 inches Sex identification requires DNA testing or surgical sexing.
http://www.birdlife.com/species/africangrey.html

Extractions: Greys are also known to be quite timid and take time to adapt to their environment. A change in furniture arrangement or relocation of their cage can send them over the edge. It can take weeks or month to recover from the "trauma" of a change in their environment. They can be feather pickers when they are upset. This makes a very unpleasant looking bird and it shows they are psychologically fragile. Feather picking needs to be addressed quickly.

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