1. Parrots - Judy Leach's Parrots - A Parrot Place parrotsLearn about parrots; parrot care and training, parrot diseases, parrot pictures/traits. parrots for sale. Questions answered. breeder and trainer of parrots, specializing in macaws, cockatoos, and african greys since 1983, I have to share my experience in parrots, and, to help others better understand http://www.petparrot.com/

Judy Leach's Parrots Breeder of Macaws, Cockatoos, and African Greys As a parrot breeder and trainer of parrots, specializing in macaws, cockatoos, amazons, and african greys since 1983, I have developed this web site to share my experience in parrots, to help others better understand and care for pet parrots. Introduction Learn about us, our guarantee, our terms of sale, and how we raise our parrots. Our History Read about our history; how we got started and the obstacles we had to overcome. References Read comments from people that have purchased our parrot babies. Email them for references and comments. Visit Our Nursery See how, and where, we raise our parrot babies. Parrot Pictures/Descriptions See parrot pictures and descriptions of various species. Learn about personality traits and tendencies. Witness the hatching of a Green Wing macaw. Parrot Care, Training, and Behavior - Learn about parrot care, diet, training, and behavior, good and bad. New additions as time permits. Parrot D isease/Illnesses/Injuries - Learn about parrot diseases, illnesses, and injuries, how to recognize them and what to do about them.

2. About African Grey Parrots ~ Grey S World S Version About african Grey parrots by Monica Gonzalez published January 1999. although african greys are the most popular pet parrot, they are not for everyone. http://www.itsagreysworld.com/articles/about.htm

About African Grey Parrots by Monica Gonzalez published January 1999. rev 6/15/03 HOME Free E-cards Toy Promotions Toy Making Projects ... Link To Us Date last edited: The African Grey Parrot comes from a broad area of Central Africa. P.e. Erithacus being the nominate race, the Congo African Grey. P.e. Timneh more commonly called Timneh African Grey. Given the appropriate nutritional requirements in a nurturing home, African Grey's can have a lifespan of 50-70 years. The Congo African Grey Parrot is a medium grey bird with shades of light grey on the body. The feathers on the head have brushed white edging. The eye area is of bare white skin. A solid black beak and bright red tail are the finishing touches to this magnificent parrot. Young CAG's have dark grey tips on their tail feathers. They are also known as the "Red Tailed Grey". They vary in from 12-14" from beak to tail, also can vary in weight between 400-650 grams depending on the frame of the individual bird. Greys from Nigeria usually have dark grey wings. CAG's from the Congo region are, on average, larger in size. On occasion you might see a Grey with red feathering throughout the body - they are known as "Red Factor Greys".

3. Winged Wisdom Pet Bird Magazine - Stress In African Grey Parrots And Other Birds Stress is very harmful to african greys and other pet birds. Understand why and how to avoid it. this. african greys produce larger clutches (three, four or five eggs) than many other species of http://www.birdsnways.com/wisdom/ww30eiii.htm

Pet Bird Magazine, Ezine December 1998 Magazine Article III - Stress in African Greys and Other Birds STRESS IN AFRICAN GREYS AND OTHER BIRDS by Bobbi Brinker Stress can cause major behavioral problems with any bird, but it is of even more concern with African Greys. Greys are sensitive to the moods of humans and the ambiance of the human environment because they are genetically vulnerable. The habitat where they evolved is, for the most part, on the margins of forested areas. We often see Greys foraging on the ground in nature films. Surely birds that are ground foragers must be more alert to danger and more aware of what is behind and around them. It pays in terms of staying alive to be aware of their surroundings and to be sensitive to the watching eyes of a predator. Jean Pattison, the African Queen, made a quite original observation that supports this. African Greys produce larger clutches (three, four or five eggs) than many other species of large parrots. If all these eggs hatched and the babies lived to adulthood, Africa would soon be covered in African Greys. In nature, species with a high death rate produce many more young than those which have fewer predators and a lower death rate. Might it mean that predation and a high death rate in Greys require larger clutches to ensure the survival of the next generation? Parrots are prey animals. The unique responses by prey animals to outside stimuli are very different than the responses of predators such as humans, dogs or cats. Being part time ground feeders, Greys are even more at risk than many other species of birds. It is almost impossible for humans, as predators, to understand the stresses which prey animals experience. Actions by a pet owner, which are similar to those of a predator in the wild, can unintentionally trigger high levels of stress in a bird.

4. Welcome To The Grey Play Round Table The Grey Place african Grey Information, Articles, Products, Magazine provides tips, ideas and information to help readers better nurture their african Grey parrots Learn here about our. Magazineand african greys. Click here A retail center for you and. your african Grey Learn About greys! Click here to read popular Q A http://www.africangreys.com/

Learn here about our Magazine and African Greys Click here Visit The Grey Place SM A retail center for you and your African Grey! Click here Learn About Greys! Nutrition Advice for Your African Grey General Advice for Your African Grey Click here to read about the Camelot 2001 Conference! Click here to find out

5. Bird Toys, Bird Scooter, Bird Bicycle, Bird Piggy Bank, Bird Basketball, Bird Sk Breeders of african greys, amazons, cockatoos, and macaws. Also offers bird toys and training guides. Located in Joshua Tree. http://www.parrotsandprops.com/

Welcome to Parrots and Props, owned by Jim Hester and directed by Bonnie Bird (Jim's sister). We started Parrots and Props in 1983. We are a family oriented company who loves Parrots and Birds. We are the sole manufacturer of the Poly Pro Beak Bubbles (to safely trim wings and toenails) and PVC Bicycles. All products are manufactured from Unbreakable PVC heavy duty plastics. We sell the Training Guide Booklet with detailed, step-by-step instructions that teaches you how to communicate with your birds, (Cockatiels-Macaws) thus allowing you to "trick train" them properly in less than 2 weeks. We also breed African Greys, Cockatoos and Macaws(other small birds) and sell hand fed babies reared in Animal Intensive Care Units to assure you healthy birds. HAVE FUN WITH YOUR PARROTS AND PROPS !! Good luck, Bonnie Bird and Jim Hester

6. Just African Hatches Breeder of african species, including greys, jardines, meyers, sengals, and red belly parrots. Has general information, photographs, and a kids' corner. Located in St. Petersburg. http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Reserve/1682/

We are an indoor aviary in sunny St. Petersburg, Florida that specializes in African species. In spite of the beautiful climate here, our birds are bred in our brand new state of the art indoor facility that gives us maximum control over the health and well being of our flock. To this end, we also have specialized in only the African Species of parrots. Our Congo Greys pairs have been selected to produce robust, healthy babies that are psycologically stable. We try to avoid problem parents so that we can provide large healthy young and also we want to be able to hold back some of our most exceptional babies for our future breeding program. We enjoy them as our companions and introduce them to their future partners, as well as the other species we work with, while they are still sharing our home. This makes the transition a more natural one for them and allows us to continue to enjoy our former companions as adults. View My GuestBook Archives 1 View My GuestBook Archives 2 Contact us for more information More about us ... More Photos

7. AFRICAN GREY Parrot Return to APS Home Page. african GREY PARROT. Psittacus erithacus. A lighthearted look at greys by Maxilla Evans Young RED african Grey parrots http://www.wingscc.com/aps/grey.htm

Return to APS Home Page AFRICAN GREY PARROT Psittacus erithacus Baby Congo Grey Isabel Taylor Spooky 5 year old Timneh Gary Blankenbiller INFORMATION ON THE AFRICAN GREY You and Your African Grey an introduction by Jane Hallander . This is a good article describing the differences in the sub-species of Greys, their personalities, and differences. Isabel Never Told MeWhen Isabel Sold MeAn African Grey That ... A light-hearted look at Greys by Maxilla Evans Young RED African Grey Parrots ... Information and pictures on several birds. BREEDER STORIES from the African ARK Keeping African Greys by Laura Hamilton The Joy And Anxiety Of A First Born by Gwen Williams Breeding African Greys by Dennis Saydak LINKS African Gray Parrot - link to the Pet Bird Page Intelligence of African Grey Parrots Dr. Irene M. Pepperberg, link to Proceedings of The International Aviculturists Society, January 11 - 15, 1995 To other links OTHER INFORMATION Range Map of the African Grey Parrot (44k in size) Pictures of the African Grey Parrot © 1997 - 2000 African Parrot Society Last updated: January 20, 2002

8. TIM AND ALI'S PARROTS AFRICAN GREYS AND AMAZONS Breeder of african greys and amazons. Information covering care, diet, breeding, training, and hand rearing babies. http://www.angelfire.com/rnb/parrot/

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

10. Arizona Parrots Breeders of african greys, amazons, cockatiels, cockatoos, conures, eclectus, lovebirds, and macaws. Located in Tucson. http://www.arizonaparrots.com/index-ie.htm

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11. Home Breeders of african greys, amazons, alexandrines, mini macaws and large macaws, with a special emphasis on the redfronted macaw. http://www.wendysparrots.com/

Wendy’s Parrots Wendy’s Parrots is a small closed family operation. Although I love all parrots I choose to breed only those species, which are truly my favorites. At Wendy’s Parrots we raise wonderful Congo Greys, Timneh Greys, a few Amazons, Alexandrines, Mini Macaws and Large Macaws with a ‘special emphasis on the Red-Fronted Macaw’

12. Winged Wisdom Pet Bird Magazine - Managing Stress In African Grey Parrots Stress is very harmful to african greys and other pet birds. Understand why and how to avoid it. Article III Managing Stress in african Grey parrots. MANAGING STRESS IN. african GREY parrots Many of the behavior problems seen in greys result from not permitting the bird to be http://www.birdsnways.com/wisdom/ww31eiii.htm

Pet Bird Magazine, Ezine January 1999 Magazine Article III - Managing Stress in African Grey Parrots MANAGING STRESS IN AFRICAN GREY PARROTS by Bobbi Brinker Many of the behavior problems seen in Greys result from not permitting the bird to be a bird - or from a failure to understand and accept that Greys are prey animals from a wild world beyond our knowing and have little in common with familiar domesticated animals. Greys are exotic beings from a strange land. They don't understand our customs or our language. It is up to us, as guardians of a treasure, to treat them with the same care and courtesy one would offer a well-loved and welcome human visitor in our homes. We should be grateful they love and trust us; that they care enough about us to want to communicate with us in our own language; that they permit us to love them. We should rejoice when their wild instincts are overcome by the love they feel for us. I have observed wild caught Greys in a pair or breeding situation and find that they are not aggressive. They do feel fear (justified) when the presence of humans intrudes. However, when closed circuit cameras are used to observe them, the birds fail to show aggression. They play, give and take food from one another, and groom and interact with each other in a non-aggressive manner. Aggressive behavior is, however, seen in breeding Greys who have been companion birds. Companion Greys, domestic and imported, are taught to be aggressive by humans. Some reasons for aggression in companion Greys may be:

13. African Parrot Society Home Page Pictures and information about african parrots, including greys, poicephalus, and vasas. http://www.wingscc.com/aps/

Home of the African Grey Parrot, the Poicephalus AFRICAN PARROT SOCIETY Home Page Poicephalus FAQ APS Surveys Parrot Species: GREY POICEPHALUS VASA Other Locations Of Interest ... APS Membership Application Special Article: When to Clip a Weaning Baby Back Issues of The African ARK APS Sponsored Email Mailing Lists ... Picture From The ARK Vol. 11 # 1 The African Parrot Society publication The ARK Vol. 11 # 1 was mailed February 23 and February 24. Our Email Lists are currently having problems with Members subscribing with JUNO as their Email service. For more information click here Support the African Parrot Society, the APS Lists, and your African Parrots by joining the APS Check out the Winterl 2004 Survey results summary on 'What's In a Name?'. Our Purpose: African Parrot Society (Also included is a membership application) The African Parrot Species GREY Parrot ( Psittacus erithacus POICEPHALUS Parrots ( Poicephalus Brown-Headed, Cape, Jardine's, Meyer's, Niam-Niam, Red-Bellied, Rüppell's, Senegal, and Yellow-Faced

14. Congo African Greys, African Grey Parrots, Intelligent, Devoted Parrots Bird Breeder Specializing in african greys, Cockatoos, Meyer Red Bellied parrots Noise Level african greys are Relatively quiet. Minimum Cage Size Bar Spacing for african greys 24"x24 http://www.angelwingsaviary.com/congo.african.greys.htm

Angel Wings Aviary CONGO AFRICAN GREYS General Information African Grey Size: 13 in. (33 cm.) Weight Range: 380-550 grams Life Expectancy: 40 to 60 years Talking Ability: Excellent Noise Level: African Greys are Relatively quiet Minimum Cage Size: Bar Spacing for African Greys: 24"x24"x30" 3/4" to 1" Natural Diet of African Greys: Seeds, nuts, fruits, berries, nectar, oil of palm fruit and millet. Captive Diet: Fresh fruits, veggies, pellets, seeds, nuts, legumes, and grains. Special Dietary Needs: African greys should be offered foods rich in calcium such as almonds, kale, figs, beans, broccoli, etc. Seeds should be fed in moderation. Characteristics: Intelligent, clumsy, devoted, sensitive, shy, anxious and reserved. CONTACT US Angel Wings Aviary Congo African Grey Citron Cockatoos Meyers Parrots Red Bellied Parrots

15. Breeding African Grey Parrots An Innovative Approach to Rearing african greys By Pamela Clark This is an exciting time for companion parrot lovers because the field of aviculture is http://www.africangreys.com/articles/other/breeding.htm

An article from The Grey Play Round Table®; Thank you for visiting Africangreys.com An Innovative Approach to Rearing African Greys By Pamela Clark This is an exciting time for companion parrot lovers because the field of aviculture is changing so rapidly. As older ideas give way to newer practices, there grows to be greater diversity of methods used by breeders in the areas of weaning and socialization. Small scale breeders are often recognized as doing an excellent job in socializing babies because their lower production allows them to attend to each bappie with more care. Avian behavior consultants are teaching us that certain rearing practices do impact the personality of the parrot and its long-term success in the home as a companion bird. It does matter if baby Greys are abundance weaned before going to their new homes. It does matter if they are given flying experience prior to being gradually clipped back. Hand-fed birds often struggle with behavioral problems, such as plucking, which are rarely seen in wild-caught birds. I believe that wild-caughts have been able to develop "inner resources" upon which they are able to draw on in times of change, such as when the "family flock" leaves on vacation. As a small scale breeder of Congo African Greys, I have done extensive research into which breeding and rearing practices will produce birds that retain the best of their wild counterparts, and at the same time, can live happily in a domestic environment.

16. Parrot Breeder Of African Greys, Meyer's And Senegal Parrots. Hand Fed Baby Parr Parrot Breeder raising african greys, Meyer's or Meyers and Senegals. Visit our aviary through pictures, audio and video. Information, articles, breeders, supplies. Post your pictures. Our Breeding. Pairs. parrots. We Breed. Video of. Our parrots. Pictures. of. Your parrots. Awards. Parrot Articles http://www.4parrots.com/

Feather Your Nest is a six bird aviary located in Franklin Park, IL, a northwest suburb of Chicago. We focus on raising African parrots and are currently breeding Congo African Greys, Meyer's Parrots and Senegal Parrots. The purpose of this website is to allow parrot-lovers a virtual visit with our birds and develop a interactive forum for parrot-lovers and breeders. Although my family loves to play with and help feed the baby birds, Feather Your Nest is really my project. A few years ago, I bought a four year old Congo African Grey hen from a family in Minnesota as a family pet and companion for my male Congo African Grey. One month after being in my home, and while still in quarantine, she laid six eggs at the bottom of her cage. She hadn't even seen my other Grey yet! So, I named her Amazing Grace. This is what really sparked my interest in breeding African parrots. I have always been interested in animals and worked with imported parrots in the Eighties. Since my experience with Amazing Grace, I have decided to breed parrots. My quest for parrot knowledge has introduced me to a number of really great people. Even though it drives my family crazy, I plan my vacations as a way of meeting these interesting individuals. I can't even count the number of times I have been on the phone/email with:

17. Grey Parrot FAQ ARE THEY african GREY parrots? Alex and Dr. Pepperberg have redefined how many people think about african greys and parrots in general. http://www.upatsix.com/faq/greyfaq.htm

The Grey Parrot FAQ by Mike and Beth Holland or The African Grey Parrot has been called "the perfect mix of brains and beauty" (Bird Talk, Aug. 92) and the "cadillac of parrots" (Bird Talk Sept. 93). Much of the notoriety of this species stems from the phenomenal gift of speech members exhibit. While many parrots learn some words or phrases, many cases have been documented of African Greys learning multiple lines of songs, prayers, or plays. The Guinness Book of World Records lists the best talking parrot or parrot like bird as a African Grey named Prudle. Prudle was captured near Jinja, Uganda in 1958 and when "he" retired from public life in 1977 had a vocabulary of nearly 1000 words. Many owners have been surprised (and sometimes shocked) when their Grey learned a new word or phrase after hearing it only a few times. One of our favorite stories in this respect was one related by a priest that had a pet Grey. While hanging some pictures in his office, the priest hit his hand with a hammer. He let out a stream of obscenities that his Grey learned (from this one occurrence according to the priest). The priest's embarrassment was compounded by the other aspect of greys gift for mimicking, that is they often sound exactly like the person that spoke the words or phrase. Greys (the English spelling is usually used - not Gray) are not limited to imitating speech. Phones, microwaves ovens, answering machines, other birds and chain saws (in the African jungle) have all been documented as part of the Grey's repertoire. Many owners and some studies suggest that Greys (and other parrots) don't just mimic but can use words learned in new combinations to convey new wants, needs and desires. Alex, a famous Grey that has been studied for years by Dr. Irene Pepperberg, invented the term "long yellow" to express his desire for more corn on the cob. A European study found Greys to have the intellectual capacity of a 5-year-old human child with the emotional development of a human 2 year old (read as terrible two year old).

18. Parrot Breeder Of African Greys, Meyer's And Senegal Parrots. Hand Fed Baby Parr Breeder of african greys, meyers and senegal parrots. Visit their parrots and babies through pictures, and post your own parrot pictures. http://4parrots.com/

Feather Your Nest is a six bird aviary located in Franklin Park, IL, a northwest suburb of Chicago. We focus on raising African parrots and are currently breeding Congo African Greys, Meyer's Parrots and Senegal Parrots. The purpose of this website is to allow parrot-lovers a virtual visit with our birds and develop a interactive forum for parrot-lovers and breeders. Although my family loves to play with and help feed the baby birds, Feather Your Nest is really my project. A few years ago, I bought a four year old Congo African Grey hen from a family in Minnesota as a family pet and companion for my male Congo African Grey. One month after being in my home, and while still in quarantine, she laid six eggs at the bottom of her cage. She hadn't even seen my other Grey yet! So, I named her Amazing Grace. This is what really sparked my interest in breeding African parrots. I have always been interested in animals and worked with imported parrots in the Eighties. Since my experience with Amazing Grace, I have decided to breed parrots. My quest for parrot knowledge has introduced me to a number of really great people. Even though it drives my family crazy, I plan my vacations as a way of meeting these interesting individuals. I can't even count the number of times I have been on the phone/email with:

19. Bignest Aviary Home To African Greys And Macaws Information about african Grey parrots and Blue Gold Macaws. List or find a bird in our Aviary or Classified Ads. Shop for a bird book. Online tour of our Aviaries. african greys. Timneh african greys. Blue Gold Macaws. YellowSided Greencheeks. FEATHERS FUR OF THREAD. Custom Embroidery. Dogs, Cats, parrots Congo african greys Timneh african http://www.bignest.com/

3450 CR 355 Shiner, TX 77984 Congo African Greys Timneh African Greys Yellow-Sided Greencheeks Custom Embroidery Dogs, Cats, Parrots, Horses and More! Catalog Checkbook Covers Gift Sets View My Guestbook Sign My Guestbook This website is maintained by: webmaster@bignest.com This site is owned by Shirley A. Lawhorn, Certified Avian Specialist THANK YOU FOR STOPPING BY! Available Birds Catalog About Bignest The Nursery ... Teal This website is maintained by: webmaster@bignest.com This site is owned by Shirley A. Lawhorn, Certified Avian Specialist Photographs by Shirley A. Lawhorn Updated Bignest Aviary 3450 CR 355 Shiner, TX 77984 830-857-0990 or 830-540-3821

20. Amazon, African Grey, Cockatoo, Jardine, Macaw, Poicephalus, Quaker, Senegal, Ti This list is for everything and anything concerning parrots and their parrot people. Macaws, Amazons, Cockatoos, african greys, Eclectus, Lories, Caiques http://www.upatsix.com/lists/

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