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We are all fascinated with birds that can talk. Not only are parrots beautiful in color and movement, but the very fact that they can speak captures our attention in a way that few other birds can do.

Parrot's ability to talk or mimic is related to their gregarious nature. Parrots have a long life span and are very social. In the wild, parrot chicks learn to mimic vocalizations specific to their parents. As they play or work together, these parrots repeat vocalizations to each other, which helps keep bonds strong.

There are many different types of parrots, each with an interesting history and unique personality. With so many to choose from, it is important that before going out and buying just any parrot, you know as much as possible about the specific breeds available.



On this site we will firstly look at the different species of parrots available. Where you can buy your parrot and how best to pick which one is right for you. We are then going to take a close look at how you can establish a relationship with your parrot.

You will then learn how to set up your parrots optimal environment, taking into account what cages, grooming, diet, toys etc. After this you are going to discover a variety of techniques you can put into practise to get your parrot to talk, including reproducing human speech.
Various Breeds      continued...

African Grey
The African Grey parrot grows to approximately 14 inches in length. After the young leave the nest, their parents feed them for at least another four months. If interested in breeding, make sure you have a sexually mature pair, which means the birds must be at least five to six years of age. This bird has the intelligence level of a five-year-old child and is considered to be the most intelligent of the parrot species with a life span ranging from 40-60 years. Don't be surprised if your African Grey is very vocal early in the morning and then again in the evening after the sun goes down. You may also find it to be vocal when you leave the room. An established routine will need to be created for this parrot in order to eliminate stress, which can actually cause your bird to feel ill.

As with anything, African Grey parrots do have disadvantages. They are known to have unreliable temperaments. This usually occurs when the bird is over stimulated. Approach the ownership of this parrot with the understanding that it will require a lot of attention. They are also notorious for plucking out their feather when neglected.

Amazon Parrots
Traders and sailors called this bird "Kriken", which comes from the French word "criquer" meaning "to screech" and is by far the most preferred breed. They come in many different subspecies such as the Yellow-Naped Amazon, Mexican Double Yellow-Head Amazon, Yellow Fronted Amazon, Yellow-Crowned Amazon, and Blue Fronted Amazon. These are among the most reliable parrots regarding speech. The amount and quality of the parrot's speech depends mainly on the trainer but your hard work will be greatly rewarded.



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