True parrots

and they're incredibly cute, but they are not good pets because they require so much care. Parrots taken from the wild aren't meant to be kept in cages. Birds that are born to caged birds are still only one or two generations from being tamed. They're not domesticated pets. The practices that are used to catch birds and bring them to your home are abusive and cruel too. Responsibility for a Parrot Parrots are a huge responsibility. They require even more care than other pets like cats and dogs

than humans per pound? It is true. Some people think that they are smarter than humans. They are smarter than humans because of their intelligence, ability to learn words in seconds, and are naturally smarter than humans. Birds are smarter than young humans. They are smarter because some birds can repeat words that they have only just heard. If you say something like, “Have a nice day”, the parrot might repeat what you said.

anything else. “No, you do it!” “Do what?” “Get me a sweatshirt!” “No, I won’t. If you really want one, go get it yourself.” “Well I won’t.” “Come on, Cathleen, just go get one! You’re the one who’s closer to our room anyway.” It’s true. She was closer, even if it was only by two or three feet. But then Cathleen jumped out of her chair and ran past me, in the opposite direction of our room, through the kitchen until she was standing against the front door, a smirk on her face. And

executed. In The Awakening, Kate Chopin uses birds to represent the different parts of Edna’s life and how they relate to her throughout the text. The first example of the representation of Edna is seen at the start of the book with the parrot. ‘A green and yellow parrot, which hung in a cage outside the door, kept repeating over and over: “Allez vous-en! Allez vous-en! Sapristi! That’s all right!” He could speak a little Spanish, and also a language which nobody understood, unless it was the mockingbird

Do you know the sounds of the birds in the morning? That is the Blue Jays and Robins at work. Blue Jays and Robins are amazing and wonderful birds. They have a similar diet,a different habitat, and some similarities in traits. Both Blue Jays and Robins travel in flocks, sometimes with each other. They have similar lengths too, but a Blue Jay can get a inch longer than a Robin. The Blue Jay mimics the calls of other animals, while a Robin has its own call. A Blue Jay is a melanian color with blue

Connecticut, and Florida, to name a few (Johnson, 2009; Avery, 2012). Monk parakeet nests are built on natural and man-made areas. Some of these structures include radio towers and light poles. The nests are occupied year round. However, unlike parrots, parakeet’s nests are built out of sticks rather than in found openings (Spreyer, 1998). Their nests are built in a way so that there are openings, called chambers, where

Songbird slowly dropped the pumpkin seeds into the little holes her mother had made, making sure they made their way in perfectly. “Work faster.” Her mother told her, so Songbird did. Her younger sister Little Wolf was working a faster pace than her, dropping the seeds in perfectly. Songbird irritatedly started to work faster. She couldn’t be beaten by Little Wolf, she was the older one so she had to be the better one. Songbird dropped the seeds into the hole not caring if she missed or not until

A Feminist Reading of The Awakening   The Awakening is not new to me. However, in the class when I read it before the instructor refused to entertain a feminist criticism. The theory presented was that Edna knew what kind of man she was marrying and all these things she went through: her friendship with Madame Reisz leaving the house, entertaining her friends at the party, her situation with Robert and Arobin were all selfish efforts toward the ultimate freedom which is death. I feel

crow said this to the swan, the swan said, “I used to think that I was the happiest bird too until I saw a parrot. The parrot has 2 colors while I just have one. So he must be the happiest bird.” Taking the swan’s advice the crow went and started looking for a parrot. After a few days of looking the crow finally found him. The crow told the parrot about what the swan had told him. The parrot responded by saying, “I used to think that I was the happiest bird in the world as well until I saw a peacock

All MacawsAll Macaws is a family owned and operated Large Macaw breeding facility and specialty supply boutique, located in beautiful rural New Jersey. Our facility is completely closed to the public for the health and safety of our birds. Experts in the housing, care and feeding of these gorgeous birds, the owners Chris and Nick Petrosh, along with their wonderful daughter Stephanie Perri, breed some of the