Cherie Mascis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I had to fire a parrot from our Marine
World show because it would say "shit" under it's breath while it was doing
tricks, and it would be picked up by the microphone!
Cherie
I have a B&G that does a great "cafe scene from When Harry Met Sally".
YIKES
>>lately when i walk into the room my african grey screams WE'RE HAVIN A
PARTY!!" in the most happiest thrilled tone. Its baffling since i
dont believe my husband nor I have ever uttered those words in my
life, not like he does.
Janice<<
African Grays and Amazon parrots love words spoken loudl
>>> lately when i walk into the room my african grey screams WE'RE HAVIN A
>>> PARTY!!" in the most happiest thrilled tone.
When Smokey was first learning to talk, I noticed her saying "This" in a deep,
manly voice. It took me a while to figure it out...why would a bird say,
"This." Finall
We had to laugh out loud.
Nancy
lately when i walk into the room my african grey screams WE'RE HAVIN A
PARTY!!" in the most happiest thrilled tone. Its baffling since i
dont believe my husband nor I have ever uttered those words in my
life, not like he does. Sounds like entering a motel room at panama
city beach at spring brea
Until fairly recently (12-15 years ago), most parrots were often
wild-caught adult imports (age unknown),
I always heard that most imported were probably young, since mature birds
are much harder to catch...Who really knows?
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
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>>> How sad. Isn't 31 young for a parrot to die?>>
We had a macaw at Busch Gardens that was 87, and had several 40-60 year
olds. There was one cockatoo that the San Diego zoo had that was just over
100 when it died. The smaller parrots-grays and amazons have lived 50-60
years but that is a high-
I'm not telling Bruce.
We have had Rocky, an orange wing Amazon for about 20 years. He doesn't
talk, but he laughs just like me. Siggy, an Indian Ringneck Parakeet (gone
where good birds go) did call the dog, "Emily", clear as a bell.
Nancy
>>> How sad. Isn't 31 young for a parrot to die?
I'm not sure that anyone really knows. Rumor has it that the bigger
parrots, Grays, Amazons and macaws, can live up to 100 years, but "average"
is just a guess. Parrots aren't registered to an owner, and since they live
so long, often outliving
How sad. Isn't 31 young for a parrot to die? Bruce has always wanted an
African Gray.
Nancy
How sad. He was a very cool bird.
Cherie
For all of you parrot owners, you might be saddened to hear that Alex, the
African Gray Parrot died recently. http://www.alexfoundation.org/
More information on the amazing legacy this bird leaves on:
http://www.alexfoundation.org/index_%20new.htm
Karen Thomas
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