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Macaws: Macaw, Scarlet Macaw, Ara, Spix's Macaw, Military Macaw, Blue-And-Yellow Macaw, Lear's Macaw, Hyacinth Macaw, Blue-Headed Macaw D.J. Macaw's Joke Book by Mary Ellen Sias, 1985 A Guide to Macaws as Pet and Aviary Birds (Guide to...) by Rick Jordan, 2003-07 Early Reader: Scarlet Macaws by John Becker, 2004-01-01 Birdkeeper's Guide to Parrots and Macaws by David Alderton, 1989-11 Red Macaw Taming & Training MacAws by RisaTeitler, 1979-01-01 Jasmina, the Rainforest Macaw by Yash Kumari, 2010-10-28 Patsy and Macaw: 5b (Mac readers for kids) by John Escott, 1998-08-26 Dr. Macaw's Joke Book by Mary Ellen Sias, 1985 Bolivian Restricted-Range Endemic Bird Species: Titicaca Grebe, Blue-Throated Macaw, Red-Fronted Macaw, Brownish Elaenia Saint Croix Macaw Feeding ecology of Military Macaws (Ara militaris) in a semi-arid region of central Mexico.(Report): An article from: The Wilson Journal of Ornithology by A.M. Contreras-Gonzalez, F.A. Rivera-Ortiz, et all 2009-06-01 Birdkeeper's Guide to Parrots: Macaw by David Alderton, 1998-08-19

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81. Oisellerie Pluri-Ailes Aviary
    Breeder of many species, including cocaktoos, macaws, conures, ringnecks, senegals, lovebirds, cockatiels, kakarikis, lories, and parakeets.  
    http://www.pluri-ailes.com/

82. Animal Bytes: Macaw
    Get accurate information in an easyto-read style about macaws from the San Diego Zoo s Animal Bytes. Screaming is a natural behavior for macaws.  
    http://www.sandiegozoo.org/animalbytes/t-macaw.html

83. DM Meeker Aviary
    Specializes in captive breeding of rare species of amazons, cockatoos, and macaws. Located in northeast Oklahoma.  
    http://www.donmeeker.50megs.com
    
    Extractions: Specializing in Rare Parrots and Reptiles About Us Reptiles ... Links Like all years, 2003 has been a learning experience which we will be able to apply to future years. We still have a few parrots available from spring 2003, and have been kept busy working on a new room for our reptiles and continual improvement of all of our breeding facilities. Take your time to look around the web page as we are accepting deposits for all of next years babies. Don Meeker and Family If you're sending us an email, make sure in the subject line it shows us that you are interested in the animals so we don't get it confused with junk mail! jwmeeker@hotmail.com

84. Macaws - The Red Bellied
    macaws. Unfortunately because they are cheaper to purchase than the other macaws, the two above points are probably the two main reasons why many have died.  
    http://www.ckcbirds.co.uk/Red Bellied Macaws.htm
    
    Extractions: To view the contents of this site, please click on the boxes below HOME COCKATOOS should cockatoos be pets? HAND REARED BREEDING DUCORPS ... palm cockatoo s ROSEATE Cockatoo Rescue Victorian Cockatoos White cockatoos Poem ... AMAZONS and others! St Vincent Amazon a-z of what to offer your bird DIET MACAWS RED BELLIED NEW! parrot smuggling news page Indonesian bird trapping and exports Logging in Indonesia the ... fsc timber africans AFRICAN GREYS imported african parrots general COCKATIELS NEW! harry sissen wing clipping PARROT CARE HOUSING your birds ... LINKS How old is a 'weaned' parrot? buying unweaned babies PHOTO GALLERY Red Fronted Macaws HAVE YOU VISITED? Blue Gold Macaws and: Moluccan Cockatoos All you should know Spare a few seconds!

85. BOPA, Hawaii's Leading Bird Breeder Of Handfed Baby Parrots.
    Breeder of over 35 species of parrots including macaws, cockatoos, eclectus, africans, amazons, pionus, conures and hawkheads. Located in Kurtistown.  
    http://www.bopahi.com/
    
    Extractions: Price List Availability List Health Guarantee Baby Bird Diet Sheet Answers to Commonly Asked Questions Pictures of Our Birds Breeding Stock for Sale Breeding Stock Wanted Links to Other Bird and Bird-related Sites Contact Us! Design and Graphics by ~SUE~ ©1999, - Content and site ownership TigerMan ©1999 - Original Logo Design ©1992 by Sherry Partlow

86. The Living Edens "Manu" -- Classroom Resources -- Macaws: The Book
    macaws The Book Often macaws carry the seeds in their stomach and distribute them through the jungle to spread new species in new areas.  
    http://www.pbs.org/edens/manu/source1.htm
    
    Extractions: Objectives of the Lesson: Students will: Research the different species of Macaw found in Manu and other parts of the Amazon. Write a children's book with drawings about Macaws. Identify the different species of Macaw found in Manu and other parts of the Amazon Basin. (Optional Secondary Activity) Identify the reasons for decreasing populations of Macaws in the wild. Background Information: Two prevalent species of Macaw found in Manu are the Scarlet Macaw and Blue and Yellow Macaw. They travel in flocks eat fruits, nuts and seeds. Often Macaws carry the seeds in their stomach and distribute them through the jungle to spread new species in new areas. Macaws also eat clay in Manu which is believed to be an anti-toxin or neutralizer for the poisons found in some of the seeds they eat. There are several species of Macaw found in the Amazon. Some of these are the Blue and Yellow Macaw (Ara arrauna), Red and Green Macaw (Ara chloroptera), Scarlet Macaw (Ara macao), and Military Macaw (Ara militaris). There are a number of other less common Macaws that can be researched by secondary students should the instructor wish to travel in this direction. These are the Caninde Macaw (Ara Glaucogularis), the Great Green Macaw (Ara ambigua), Yellow-naped Macaw, (Ara auricollis), Lafresnaye's Macaw (Ara rubrogenys), Red Bellied Macaw (Ara manilata) and others. Scientific names are provided solely to make research on the world wide web easier. (Sweeney, Roger G., Macaws, Barrons Educational Series, Inc. 1992.)

87. Flight Of Fancy Farm
    Breeders of African grays, macaws, and cockatoos. Located in Colton.  
    http://www.flightoffancyfarm.com/
    
    Extractions: We might be out with the horses or the puppies, and we all know that we've gone to the birds..... so why don't you just come on in and have a look around. We are still building our website, scanning pictures and composing text, so add us to your Favorites list and visit often, we're sure you will find something new! Flight of Fancy Farm is in Colton, Oregon Here's our email info@flightoffancyfarm.com We are also putting together a mailing list so that we can spread the news about arrivals and updates if you are interested. We have welcomed visitors so far! Webpages designed by

88. The Endangered Great Green Macaws
    food. Below, a Scarlet macaw competes with a Great Green for food. These stunning macaws may live more than sixty years. The following  
    http://www.drellenrudolph.com/costarica/macaws.html
    
    Extractions: The Endangered Great Green Macaw Ara ambigua The Great Green macaw is an endangered and beautiful bird of Caribbean lowland rainforests. Its last stronghold appears to be along the Nicaraguan border near Laguna del Lagarto Lodge and Tortuguero NP. The Field Guide to the Wildlife of Costa Rica has this to say about the Great Green: " The intense green-and-blue body, highlighted by red tail feathers, make this imposing member of the parrot family a stunning symbol of the country's diminishing rainforests. Unfortunately, it is a victim of both deforestation and the illegal pet trade." The Great Green ranges widely across the Caribbean lowlands in seach of food but the amount of suitable remaining nesting habitat appears very small, the number of feeding trees is declining, and the number of birds left is very low - probably only thirty to thirty-five pairs. " (That was in 2000). The bill of this macaw is larger than that of the Scarlet macaw. It is adapted to cracking open the very tough nuts of the swamp almond tree (Dipteryx panamensis). The life cycle of the Great Green is tied very closely to Dipteryx trees it nests in hollow cavities of this tree and depends on its fruits as a major food. Below, a Scarlet macaw competes with a Great Green for food. These stunning macaws may live more than sixty years.

89. Parrotphernalia
    Breeder of African greys, amazons, cockatoos, conurees, and macaws. Located in Lincolnshire.  
    http://www.geocities.com/parrotphernalia/

90. Photographing Macaws At Clay Licks In The Amazon Basin
    1655 S 3rd St. W. Suite 1. Missoula, MT 59801. HOME » amazon rainforest » photographing macaws, TollFree 1.800.344.6118. PHOTOGRAPHING macaws AT CLAY LICKS.  
    http://www.adventure-life.com/amazon/photographing_macaws.html
    
    Extractions: Panama Tours Antarctica Tours Toll-free: 800-344-6118 Outside US: 406-541-2677 Fax: 406-541-2676 Adventure Life 1655 S 3rd St. W Suite 1 Missoula, MT 59801 HOME amazon rainforest photographing macaws Toll-Free: 1.800.344.6118 Register for Adventure Weather History + Culture Specials ... Reading List PHOTOGRAPHING MACAWS

91. Bravenet.com - Free Websites, Free Guestbooks, Free Forums, ... Get A Free Websi
    Breeders of alexandrians, amazons, cockatoos, derbyans, eclectus, macaws, and various colors of Indian ringnecks, along with our Sphynx cats in a family environment. Located in Stockton.  
    http://www.sphynxnparrots.mybravenet.com/

92. Hundreds Of Parrots And Macaws Congregate To Ingest The Detoxifying Clay In Peru
    Travel deep into the Amazon rainforest, staying at the indigenous run Posadas Amazonas and the Tambopata Research Station, observing macaws.  
    http://www.adventure-life.com/amazon/macaw_lick.html
    
    Extractions: Panama Tours Antarctica Tours Toll-free: 800-344-6118 Outside US: 406-541-2677 Fax: 406-541-2676 Adventure Life 1655 S 3rd St. W Suite 1 Missoula, MT 59801 HOME amazon rainforest macaw lick Toll-Free: 1.800.344.6118 Register for Adventure Weather History + Culture Specials ... Reading List The world's largest known mineral clay lick, where hundreds of parrots and macaws of up to 15 species congregate daily to ingest the detoxifying clay, is located less than 500 meters from Tambopata Research Center. The 1994 National Geographic article on macaws begins with a vivid description of their activity at the Tambopata Research Center clay lick : " When the morning sun clears the Amazon tree line in southeastern Peru and strikes a gray-pink clay bank on the upper Tambopata River, one of the world´s most dazzling wildlife spectacles is nearing its riotous peak. The steep bank has become a pulsing, 130 foot high palette of red, blue, yellow and green as more than a thousand parrots squabble over choice perches to grab a beakful of clay, a vital but mysterious part of their diet. More than a dozen parrot species will visit the clay lick throughout the day, but this midmorning crush belongs to the giants of the parrot world, the macaws."

93. Thermaland-Home
    Breeder of macaws, ringnecks, and quakers.  
    http://www.thermaland.com/

94. The Belize Zoo - Scarlet Macaw
    With their wide strong wings, macaws can reach speeds of 35 miles per hour. macaws appear to prefer higher elevations and riparian (riverine) forests.  
    http://www.belizezoo.org/zoo/zoo/birds/mac/mac1.html
    
    Extractions: More Photos (36K) The Scarlet Macaw is arguably the most magnificent bird of the parrot family. With their wide strong wings, macaws can reach speeds of 35 miles per hour. They often fly in pairs or small groups and often call to each other in raucous hoarse voices. Macaws appear to prefer higher elevations and riparian (riverine) forests. They are known to have very large territories. They prefer to nest in holes high up in trees and lay one or two eggs. They feed on specific fruits such as polewood, roaming large areas searching for clumps of their favorite foods. As recent as 1989, the reported Belizean population of Scarlet Macaws was a total of 24 birds. But in 1996, a new population of over 100 birds was "discovered" south of the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. Unfortunately, over most of its range, the Scarlet macaw is endangered, a victim of human greed - many have been taken as a commodity in the pet trade. KEY FACTS SIZE

95. J S Parrots
    Breeder of african greys, amazons, cockatoos, eclectus, macaws, and senegals. Located in Ocean County.  
    http://www.jsparrots.net

96. Parrot Parrot Lots O Links Directory
    3) Budgerigars (1) Caiques (0) Canaries (0) Cockatiels (1) Cockatoos (2) Conures (2) Finches (0) Indian Ringnecks (1) Lories (0) Lovebirds (6) macaws (2) Other  
    http://www.parrotparrot.com/cgi-bin/ilink/ilink.cgi?Category=Species_Information

97. Chicago Parrot Bird Breeding, Grooming, Behavior Training - The Parrot's Perch
    Offers african greys, cockatoos, and green wing macaws.  
    http://www.parrotsperch.com
    
    Extractions: Welcome to My Web Site! I'm Tina Usher, and all of my life I have been captivated by all types of birds. I am a small aviary just outside of Chicago and I have been breeding the large parrots since 1981. I specialize in Congo African Greys, Moluccan, Umbrella and Medium Sulphur Crested (Elenora) Cockatoos and Green Wing Macaws. My home raised, hand-fed babies are well adjusted, gentle and loving. My clients rave about how much larger and more outgoing their parrots are compared to other pet birds they see. I also provide in- your -home grooming and behavioral consultations. Seeing the need, I am currently developing care, training and behavior workshops to help bird owners mend and/or improve their relationships with their avian pals. I'm using my education, training, experience and love for our birds to teach people how to understand and cohabit happily with their pet parrots.

98. The Hahn's Or Nobel Macaw - Mini Macaws
    The Hahn s or Nobel Macaw Minimacaws Make Delightful Pets. The mini macaws are a delightful group of small Ara species that have  
    http://www.parrotparrot.com/articles/aa073101.htm
    
    Extractions: Mini-Macaws Make Delightful Pets The mini macaws are a delightful group of small Ara species that have many of the personality characteristics of the larger macaws, yet are much easier to house. For those who are intimidated by the very large beak of the larger macaw species such as the scarlet, blue and gold, and green-winged macaws, you will find these medium-sized parrots can make great companions. The smallest of the mini-macaws is the Hahn's or Noble macaw. They are on average 12 inches in length. Many owners who have multiple species of macaws report that the Hahn's are the most adaptable, friendly, and trainable of the group.

99. Pangopay1
    Breeds African greys, amazons, cockatoos, conures, and macaws. Atlanta.  
    http://www.geocities.com/pangoweb/pangopay1.html
    
    Extractions: E-mail: pangopay@yahoo.com We specialize in hand fed African Greys, Amazons, Cockatoos, Macaws and Conures. Let us share with you a discovered treasure. Bring a beatiful exotic bird with the color of the rainbow and a dynamic personality into your home. Stimulate your imagination with the glory of this exotic bird that will become a member of the family. The way we incubate: Different kinds of chickens are used for this purpose which include cochins, silkies and sebrights. Silkies incubate a little bit cooler which is great for all kinds of cockatoos. Sebrights are perfect for the eggs of the smaller amazons and conures because they are really tiny. Of course we have to watch those hens 3 times a day to make sure things are going fine. On the pipping day, we take the eggs to the hatcher where the humidity is at its highest. 2 days later a tiny baby bird is born. For the first 3 days of the baby's life, we just give them hydrating fluids every 2 hours. After that we feed them Kaytee formula until their weaning age.

100. Welcome To Birdworks!
     Breeder of many species, including conures, macaws, african greys, and cockatoos. Smaller species also. Located in Fort Wayne.  
     http://members.tripod.com/rdparris

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