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  1. Rosa's Parrot by Jan Wahl, 1999-01
  2. The Mystery of the Tattletale Parrot (Murphy, Elspeth Campbell. Ten Commandments Mysteries.) by Elspeth Campbell Murphy, 1988-03
  3. Parrots: Their Care and Breeding by Rosemary Low, 1992-04
  4. The Parrot: An Italian Folktale (Folk & Fairytales) by Raffaella Gal, Laszlo Gal, 1997-08-18
  5. Do Parrots Have Pillows?: A Book About Where Animals Sleep (Animals All Around) by Dahl, Michael, 2003-01
  6. Of Parrots and People: The Sometimes Funny, Always Fascinating, and Often Catastrophic Collision of TwoIntelligent Species by Mira Tweti, 2008-08-14
  7. The Faithless Parrot by Charles H. Bennett, 2010-03-28
  8. Princess Penelope's Parrot by Helen Lester, 2001-04-23
  9. The Parrot Who Talked to Much (Read and Talk About Book) by Neta Jackson, 1991-03
  10. Parrots Don't Make House Calls (Abby and Tess Pet-Sitters) by Trina Wiebe, 2009-10-01
  11. Julius: The Perfectly Pesky Pet Parrot by Veralee Wiggins, 1994-06
  12. Parrot Finches: The Aviculturist's Guide by Steward Evans, Mike Fidler, 1990-04
  13. Parrots (The Wild World of Animals) by Jill Kalz, 2006-07-30
  14. Understanding Your Parrot by Irene Christie, 1990-03

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Complete Guide to parrots; general Topics on parrots; IdentificationMethods; Introduction to Psittacine Birds; Overview; Parrot Library;
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  • 42. Amazon Parrots
    Amazon parrots Click to enlarge photo. Orangewinged Amazon Parrot.parrots IN general parrots are gaily and boldly colored birds.
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    Orange-winged Amazon Parrot PARROTS IN GENERAL:
    Parrots are gaily and boldly colored birds. Their plumage, which is evenly but thinly distributed over their bodies, consists of patches of solid color, often sharply contrasting one with another. All parrots share a number of distinctive features. The most obvious of these is the characteristic parrot bill which consists of a downward-curving and somewhat hooked upper mandible which fits neatly over a smaller, upward-curving lower mandible. The feet of parrots are also unusual. The two outer toes of the foot point backwards and grip in opposition to the two forward pointing inner toes, providing them with an extremely powerful grasp, enabling them to hold and manipulate objects close to their bill. Most parrots are tree-dwellers, and they tend to be most plentiful in and around lowland tropical forests. They feed on fruits, especially wild figs, seed, nuts, berries, buds and blossoms. Parrots nest in holes, usually in trees but sometimes among rocks or in termite mounds. The two to five white eggs hatch after about three weeks. The helpless young are fed by both parents on predigested food that is regurgitated. Orange-winged Amazon Parrot The Orange-winged Amazon Parrot

    43. All About Parrots
    No. Discover and learn about parrots with general info and pictures on many differentspecies. Pictures and general info on parrots and some of its subspecies.
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    Websites For Parrots selected by www.Borrico.com WEBSITE ADDRESS LINK MEMBERSHIP ADS DESCRIPTION Bird Crazy http://www.birdcrazy.com http://www.birdcrazy.com/ parrots.htm No No Discover and learn about parrots with general info and pictures on many different species. Kaytee http://www.kaytee.com http://www.kaytee.com/ companion/selecting/ parrot.html No Not on link Pictures and general info on parrots and some of its subspecies. Perth Zoo http://www.perthzoo. wa. gov.au http://www.perthzoo. ... cc.html Spon No Discover the Carnaby’s Cockatoo Parrot also known as the short-billed, white-tailed, and black cockatoo. Learn about its conservation status, threats, and the Perth Zoo involvement to save threatened species from extinction. Sedgwick County Zoo http://www.scz.org/home.htm http://www.scz.org/ animals/c/ salmon.html Zoo No Photos and info on the Salmon-Crested Cockatoo Parrot’s physical characteristics, diet, behavior, habitat, and distribution. Honolulu Zoo http://www.honoluluzoo.org http://www.honoluluzoo.org/ eclectus_parrot.htm No No The Eclectus Society http://www.biomeda.com

    44. Allexperts Birds--General Q&A
    general falconry questions and also questions about parrots. Available Ask A Question.Sarah Haid View Profile, I can answer many basic questions about parrots.
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    45. Allexperts Birds--General Q&A
    Federal laws regarding native birds of prey. general falconry questionsand also questions about parrots. Available Ask A Question.
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    46. General Books
    parrots, parrots, parrots. £20.00. Code, Remove from Basket, No Ordered.7560, There is lots of information on general care and Amazons in particular.
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    Australian Parrots HOT OFF THE PRESS!
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    Code Remove from Basket No Ordered Price: For almost 40 years Australian Parrots has been widely recognised as the standard reference book on these spectacular birds, and earlier editions have examined our improving knowledge of both well-known and little-known species. During recent decades dramatic changes have taken place in avicultural practices, and in virtually all countries aviculture has taken on a new professional approach, with the most notable results being increased productivity and success with a wider variety of species. Noting all of these changes, Joseph Forshaw and William Cooper decided that the time had come for a new look at Australian Parrots, so they set about preparing a new edition of their book, a mammoth task necessitating more than two years of intense work. The result is this fully revised, greatly expanded Third Edition of Australian Parrots, another outstanding production from this world-renowned partnership and the most comprehensive account of Australia's Cockatoos, Lorikeets and Parrots.This superbly written and illustrated 640 page volume will be a fascinating and informative source of reference for all Avian enthusiasts. 2002

    47. Hugh Lofting : The Voyages Of Doctor Dolittle : VI. General Polynesia
    general Polynesia. the battle, we heard the most terrifying noise that ever assaultedhuman ears the sound of millions and millions of parrots all screeching
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    48. Parrots.net Main Page
    Thank you to all who helped EBG be a success. If you have any questions aboutthe birds we sold, or with parrots in general, contact us. Contact Us.
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    It has now been almost a year since we moved to Monterrey. Here are a few links to various locations where we've spent some time. I'll get around to adding more as time and inspiration permit.
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    What do 9 months and 28 hours of labor get you? A new addition to the family. 8 lb., 6 oz., and 20 inches long, Isabella was born in Atlanta on March 30th, 2000. Mother and baby are now home and doing fine. I would imagine that this portion of the site is going to get the most attention (read: photographs and an endless parade of videos) over the next year.
    SIX DAYS IN COSTA RICA
    It only took three years of talking about taking a trip to Central America before we finally decided to shut up and just do it. In March of 1998 we made the first of hopefully a series of trips to this tropical paradise. Our first journey to Costa Rica is recounted in an entertaining narrative form, and includes a number of pointers that we wish we had known before the journey was taken. Also included is general information on the nation and links to other Costa Rican tourism sites.

    49. General Constraints
    3, but the general constraint parrots and hawks must be chosen equally often inthe long run. indicates the docent must even out the choices on average.
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    General Constraints
    General constraints specify information about what is and is not valid. They differ from other constraints in having no restrictions on means or form of expression. General constraints can be informal, human-language statements, or they can be fully formalized as algebraic statements or first-order logic. General constraints can apply to ORM's, OBM's, state nets , OIM's, or any combination of them.
    General Constraints in Object-Relationship Models
    The Botswana Youth Zoo keeps both rhesus monkeys and baboons in the same enclosure. Suppose that there must be at least twice as many rhesus monkeys as baboons, otherwise the baboons may kill the monkeys. We can easily show that baboons and the monkeys are both kept in the Monkey House, as in Figure 1 , but we need a general constraint to express the relation between the number of baboons and monkeys at the BY Zoo.
    Figure 1. General constraint on number of baboons and monkeys We could have stated the constraint more formally by using variables in the participation constraints and giving an algebraic relation, as in

    50. General
    PB220 parrots Handbook $11.00 By Werner Lantermann SC 61/2 x 7-7/8 140 pages, photos. An expert answers questions about parrots.
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    HC 8-1/4" x 11-5/8" 256 pages, photos. Parrots are among the most charismatic of birds, and have enjoyed a special bond with humans for many years. With more than 300 species from which to choose - from the humble budgerigar through to the enormous Hyacinthine Macaw - there is a parrot to suit all levels of experience, from absolute beginner to expert aviculturist.
    Throughout The Ultimate Parrot, case histories are featured, giving the authors' own personal experiences of all aspects of parrot keeping.
    The Ultimate Parrot has it all - facts, figures, top tips and stunning photography this a book for all avian enthusiasts to treasure.
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    Glowing with a sensational gallery of stunning color photographs and fitted with the rich lore and expert guidance every parrot owner welcomes, The Complete Parrot , by Arthur Freud, is the ideal guide for all who own, admire, and enjoy these perpetually intriguing birds.

    51. NPWS - Fact Sheets - Parrots
    general features. parrots are most striking for their range of brilliant colours,which includes shades of green, red, pink, yellow, blue, purple, black and
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    Birds Australian brush turkey Bowerbirds Emu Laughing kookaburra Lord Howe woodhen Lyrebirds Magpie Malleefowl Parrots Shearwaters Wedge-tailed eagle Mammals Bandicoots Brush-tailed possum Echidnas Gliding possums Koala Platypus Wombats Snakes Frogs Keeping birds The dangers of feeding lorikeets Threatened species profiles (PDF format - 293KB) Glossy black cockatoo (PDF format - 590KB) Regent parrot (PDF format - 475KB) Turquoise parrot (PDF format - 531KB)
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    Click for larger image Parrots Around 300 species of the parrot family have been recorded throughout the world, extending from the tropics to the subtropical and colder parts of the Southern Hemisphere. 56 species are found in Australia, and 51 of these occur exclusively in Australia. The parrot family includes cockatoos, lorikeets , rosellas, ringnecks and budgerigars.

    52. Louise Robbins On "Elephant Slaves And Pampered Parrots"
    the transport of animals, the royal menagerie, fairs, fights, the Oiseleur's Guild,parrots, animals in print, and elephant slaves. The general framework turns
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    Louise Robbins, Elephant Slaves and Pampered Parrots;
    Exotic Animals in Eighteenth-Century Paris

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    Consult more Book Reviews Just who was it who did the drawing of the noble peasant that Douglas Gordon owned and which had been created for or inspired by Rousseau's Divin du village ? Was it Greuze? I forget, but the point is that not only were perceptions of social stereotypes and groups changing, these changes can only rarely be characterized as "elite" or "popular." With a change of clothes, this particular "noble" peasant could well have passed as a brother of Louis XV. Bob Isherwood, in Farces and Fantasies cadre in the SNCF! Cadre here resembles fonctionnaire , a break-point between hierarchies. Louise Robbins' beautiful, indeed wonderful book, Elephant Slaves and Pampered Parrots; Exotic Animals in Eighteenth-Century Paris after his guards had assassinated Concini; he did not wish to have them in prison now that he himself was free. Dr. Robbins' study of attitudes toward elephants brings together all the themes in the book. Thought to be the most intelligent of animals, and also the most "human," the well-trained elephant is part of the "downstairs" of Western elite culture. A slave servant who likes to please, a hard worker and companion, the elephant is perceived in incredibly stereotypical terms. There seems to have been little attention to differences (African versus Indian, for example), or close observation of their actual behavior. The engraving showing them copulating in what is sometimes called the "missionary position" is a remarkable example of some artist's view of what it is to be a human, projected on elephants. While the greater possibility of ferocity in the males was noted, there seemed no reason not to consider them as royal subjects (p. 98).

    53. Online Book Of Parrots - Introduction To Parrots
    Social Behavior Outside the breeding season parrots in general are very socialbirds which gather in flocks from small parties to thousands in number.
    http://www.exoticbird.com/online_parrots/intro001.html
    Macaw Compendium
    Introduction to Psittacine Birds
    General:
    The Psittaciformes (parrots, lories, cockatoos, parakeets) are an unique order within the birds of this world. In taxonomic systems they are normally filed between the Columbiformes (Pidgeons) and Cuculiformes (Cuckoos and Touracos). The psittacine birds exist in all shapes and sizes. The size varies from 8.5 cm in Pygmy Parrots to 100 cm in the Macaws and the colors from a dull dark brown (Vasa Parrot) to bright colorful mixtures of red, green, blue and yellow. (Sun Conures, Lories). Often sexual dimorphism is absent but also in some genera/species very obvious.
    Typical:
    One of their typical sign is the big head with a bended strong beak. The upper part is curved downward, ending in a sharp tip and fits over an upward curved lower mandible with a broad front. The upper mandible of the beak is movable against the head with an extra angle and muscles, while in other birds this mandible is blocked to the skull and more or less unmovable. The special mechanism of muscles for the beak (crosswise up and down) gives great power.
    The broad and fleshy tongue is strengthened by a horny layer under the tip. Beak and tongue together make an excellent tool for cracking seeds, wood carving, digging holes etc. or are used as "third hand" while climbing and to examine things.

    54. The Email List For The Love Of Senegal Parrots
    Mailing list dedicated to senegals. Includes list information and a FAQ section.Category Recreation Pets Birds Species parrots...... If you would like more information on Senegal parrots or parrots in general,please consider subscribing to the Senegal Parrot email list!
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    The email list for the love of Senegal parrots. If you would like more information on Senegal parrots or parrots in general, please consider subscribing to the Senegal Parrot e-mail list! Find the information Here You can contribute by sending a scanned photo of your green and gold buddy to ***** If you have a question about birds, please send the question to the email list. Ann and Maka are merely the website editors. Thanks!! :-) *****
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    55. Parrots Of The World (T.F.H. Edition) By Joseph M. Forshaw - Bird Books And Bird
    i parrots of the World (Third Edition) /i . All species of parrots are described,with information on distribution, status, habitats, general habits, movements
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    Search Search Our Site Search WWW Free Shipping Special! Click here or on a title for more information. Avian Medicine: Principles and Application (Abridged Edition) Complete Guide to African Grey Parrots Pionus Parrots: A Complete Guide WordsOnBirds
    Newsletter Join our WordsOnBirds mailing list to stay informed about the latest bird books and video tapes available from Avian Publications, special offers, and other important announcements about bird-related educational opportunities. Powered by groups.yahoo.com Home Shop Online Parrots of the World (T.F.H. Edition) by Joseph M. Forshaw A classic, more affordable version of Lansdowne Editions' Parrots of the World (Third Edition) . All species of parrots are described, with information on distribution, status, habitats, general habits, movements, feeding, call-notes, and nesting habits, including egg measurements. Distribution map for each species. Almost 500 birds are illustrated in color. Item Number: 911-TFH ISBN: 0876669593 Pages: 584 pp.

    56. Alpine Pet Shop Online Pet Shop UK Parrot Pet Care Advice
    parrots in general live for quite along time and so are a long term commitment.Here are some handy tips to help you care for your parrot
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    There are many varieties of parrot available in this country. Parrots in general live for quite along time and so are a long term commitment. Here are some handy tips to help you care for your parrot
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    There are many large parrot cages available at Alpine Pet Shop for your parrot. Please make sure that the cage is large enough to allow your parrot to move about and extend it's wings. Long tailed varieties of parrots are not really suitable for cages and should be kept in an outside aviary or indoor flight cage. Parrots kept in cages should have perches that are far enough apart to allow the bird to fly between them. If possible obtain some fruit tree branches or untreated wooden perches to encourage the development of the bird's feet. Ensure the perches are large enough not to allow the claws of the bird to meet. Change the perches regularly. The cage should be placed in a draft free area away from direct sunlight. If placing the bird in an outside aviary then there should be a sheltered area for the parrot to provide protection form the wind and rain.

    57. Species - Hawk-headed Parrots
    HawkHeaded parrots FAQs general information on these parrots. Old WorldAviaries Hawk-Headed parrots Basic profile of this beautiful bird.
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    Guide picks Information on hawk-headed parrots of South America.
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    General information on these parrots. Old World Aviaries: Hawk-Headed Parrots
    Basic profile of this beautiful bird. Online Lexicon of Parrots - Deroptyus accipitrinus One of the rarer species in captivity, hawk-headed parrots are beautiful creatures but still prohibitively expensive for most people. TC Aviary Nice photos of hawk-headed parrots. Email this page! Sponsored Links Quality Pet Doors for Dogs and Cats! Dog doors from cat to Great Dane sizes for doors, walls, windows, screens, patio doors and electronic doors. Get undisturbed sleep and TV time. Free catalog, free help line and free tech support. http://www.dogdoors.com/

    58. Parrots: Status Survey And Conservation Action Plan
    information, Chapters 1 and 2 of this Action Plan place substantial emphasis on conservationresearch methods and strategies applicable to parrots in general.
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    Parrots: Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan

    Chapters 3 through 7 concern the threatened parrots of the world. For convenience, the world is split into four regions: Each regional account outlines broad issues that affect the parrots of the region and then discusses potential conservation solutions. In the first three regions, there are also outlines of specific projects that address the most threatened species and some other regional priorities. For the Neotropical region, the majority of priority projects are included in the "actions" section of each species account. The regional accounts are followed by individual species accounts for all threatened species. They include information on current status, distribution, threats and actions necessary to ensure continued survival. General recommendations and conclusions include: This plan is designed to aid managers and researchers entrusted with the conservation of parrot species to understand both how best to evaluate the threats faced by individual species and how best to design appropriate conservation strategies to counter the threats involved. It is intended as much to be an evaluation of conservation techniques as to be a set of specific recommendations for individual species.

    59. Australian Pet Link :: View Forum - General Bird Discussion
    HERBAL REMEDIES FOR parrots .. Cockatiel taming and general info neededplease, 6, Caz, 68, Sun Mar 02, 2003 448 am UB2Crazy View latest post.
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    60. Parrots Of The World
    Pepperberg's study of Alex has shown that parrots do not merely mimic human speech,they use it within a specific context Fostered Ferrets (general information
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    Birds (feather picking and destruction) Complexities of Feather Destructive Behavior

    This thoughtful article comes from avian behaviorist Sally Blanchard.
    Feather Disorders in Pet Birds

    A variety of issues can lead to poor feathering or feather-destructive behavior.
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    This exceptional and informative article comes from avian vets Richard W. Woerpel and Walter J. Rosskopf. Birds (basic safety and care) Avitec Basic Bird Care Covers environment, cage considerations, activity and exercise, body care, security, and signs of illness. "Bird Care" from The Aviary Insightful articles on safety, nutrition, exercise, grooming, and travelling. Bird Health Spa Collection of articles on poisonous items and other hazards. "Veterinarian's Corner" is excellent "Bad Bug Book" Your birds are even even more susceptible than you to foodborne illnesses, so proper food handling is essential for their health. Gillian's Help Desk A site dedicated to preventing tragedies with pet birds. Toxin alerts, first aid advice, and a variety of related articles.

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