1. Weaning
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...s even for an accomplished breeder. The time frame averages 5-6 weeks in duration for Amazons or African Greys and can be considerably longer for Eclectus, Cockatoos or Macaws. During this time, the n...

2. The Nature of Greys by Bobbi Brinker & Dr. Susan Freidman
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  Bobbi Brinker, author of For the Love of Greys, has been breeding and raising exotic birds for over 10 years.  Her empathy for African Grey Parrots evolved into a theory of management

3. "The Struggle for Dominance: Fact or Fiction?"
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...be cockatoo behavior as deliciously cuddly, while others describe the same behavior as overly needy. Are greys cold or independent? Are these good or bad things? Should we try to change or accept them...

4. African Congo Grey
(BirdPedia/Bird Species)

... African Congo Grey makes a great companion bird and from what we have seen, the nature of various Congo Greys differ just as humans.  Some like to be cuddled and mauled and others are very stand...

5. Profiles on Popular Species
(All Articles/Choosing your Bird)

...nto city apartment living. These birds display many of the species characteristics common to the African greys – timid, don’t like changes and bond to one person generally. It is important...

6. Story of Willow
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...ce she had once lived "in her youth" where parrots flew wild, and was well familiar with congo greys. She made me a solemn promise to contact everyone in her neighborhood (and made up dozens...

7. Choosing the Perfect Pet
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...Feed your bird. Change soiled cage liners. If you are looking for a good talker, African Greys, Budgies, Quakers and certain Amazons (Yellowheads, Napes, Blue fronts and Blue crowns) a...

8. African Greys
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...maller than the African Grey and has a maroon tail and reddish upper beak. The facial area is bare on greys. Adults have straw-yellow eyes; in juveniles, the eyes are dark grey. Because the birds a...

9. Grooming - What Birds Need and Why
(All Articles/General Bird Care)

...son holds the bird; the other does the actual grooming.  For larger birds, such as Amazons, African Greys, cockatoos and macaws, most owners prefer to have a second party do the work when it come...