We're reinventing the way you think about birds.
To be an active flock member all you have to do is visit often to take in our parrot knowledge and share yours. It's that easy.
Spreading the message on how to love, empathize, and care for your feathered friends.
Through communication and sharing our birds will lead happier lives.
The Connecticut Parrot Society is a FlockCall Rescue and Advocacy Partner.
Transcript of my presentation at The Oasis Sanctuary May 4th, 2019
Chaos is a perception not properly appreciated to my way of thinking.
Having someone tell you a parrot is loud, messy and expensive is helpful, but it comes as close to explaining a parrot as the word wet explains water. It's deeper and wider than one can imagine, and to sincerely know it is to live it.
Watching a parrot go through a molt yields feathers to collect, and a bit of wonderment. Because watching a feather fall, and it's replacement grow in is literal magic.
Yep. Still here. Patch and her guy, my highschool sweetheart Ken, and our parrot, a CAG. The bird is 18; I am 66, Ken is 68. I am always happy to “talk birds” both companion and wild, with anyone who loves them as much as I do. Thank Kathy LaFollett, this is the only thing I do on Disqus!
Thank you all for sharing your expertise. I dream of an indoor aviary with a digital door access to an outside aviary. Before such an investment, I'd like to know that I can leave the 2 parrots together without supervision. My male Eclectus and unsexed African Grey have macaw size cages that have been side by side for about 4 years. They are buddies and while in their own cages, they can be found sitting on a perch closest to the other. The AG doesn't get much out of cage time because I forget she's out and furniture gets destroyed. When she is out, she exerts dominance by going into the Ecl cage, making him uneasy. Once I observed growls and a lunge. I dream that introduction into "neutral territory" would ebb the aggressive behavior and they can live happily ever after. Is this a fairy tale?
I am confined to bed a good part of the day, and love watching my little budgies. They are so sweet and entertaining. Just got a bunny recently. He's so fun but expensive to feed. They are picky little binkies.
Hi Bob and Patch, Hope you are still online with this name! I have had far too many places to write over the past few years. I lost the trail of some of them. Just found this site now, and got to reread your post. So funny! Hope this finds you well. Love you too. ~Olivia
