While I try to keep up with the forums and blogs about what the heartbeat of the avian world is up to, (meaning the average parrot owner just like me) I have a tough time keeping up with them all due to my schedule. I’m either flying for work, or flying to get somewhere to [...]
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I Hate Math
Posted in Posts About the "Chop" Concept, tagged "Chop" Concept, African Greys, avian world, Bird Blogs, bird expo, blogging about parrots, Concetta DellaRocco- Ferragamo, making homemade bird food, midwest bird, Parrot Blogs, Parrot Nation, parrot owner, Patricia Sund's Chop, preparing food for birds, quaker oats on January 28, 2012 | 7 Comments »
Great Expectations
Posted in essays and articles, Writing, tagged African Greys, Bird Blogs, Parrot Blog, Parrot Nation on June 2, 2011 | 5 Comments »
I hate to break it to you. But your birds expect a lot from you. Well, if they are anything like my three they do. They want to have fun all the time. They want my attention all the time. They want to sit with you, near you or on you all the time. They [...]
A Letter From Jenni
Posted in essays and articles, People in Aviculture, Writing, tagged African Greys, Bird Talk Writer, blogging about parrots, Parrot Blogs, Parrot Nation, rehoming parrots, writing about birds on March 26, 2011 | 11 Comments »
Allow me to explain this. As you might know, I, along with half the population of the United States am rather active on Facebook. And I don’t cheat at it either by posting Tweets from Twitter as my status. I have found it to be tremendously satisfying because FB has allowed me to get out [...]
My “Grey Garden”
Posted in essays and articles, tagged African Grey, African Greys, Bird Blogs, Parrot Blog, Parrot Blogs, Parrot Nation, parrot training, Positive reinforcement training on March 18, 2011 | 7 Comments »
Parker I‘m of the belief that either you’re a “Grey” person or you’re not. Some “Grey” people like Greys and other species. And some, like me, really prefer just Greys. There is something about them that simply enchants me. I like other species of birds, but African Greys attract me like a magnet. I didn’t [...]
Theft
Posted in Writing, tagged African Greys, Bird Blogs, blogging about parrots, Life with Parrots, Parrot Blog, Parrot Blogs, Patricia Sund on February 9, 2011 | 11 Comments »
How can you cram more time for your birds into a busy day? With three African Greys under my roof, I was forced to move completely out of my office and do my writing in the living room. On my days off, they see me all damned day long. And if that wasn’t enough, (And [...]
An Overdue Review
Posted in Reviews, tagged African Greys, Alex and Me, Alex the African Grey, behavior training, blogging about parrots, Dr. Irene Pepperberg, Parrot Blog, Parrot Blogs, Parrot Nation, parrot training, The Alex Foundation on January 26, 2011 | 10 Comments »
I thought it would take off. I thought it would be massive. I thought it would be the next Marley and Me. I was positive that Irene Pepperberg’s book, Alex and Me would be a smash hit putting the book about the world’s worst dog to shame. It was big, but it wasn’t the massive [...]
Shari Mirojnick- A Member of the Parrot Nation
Posted in People in Aviculture, tagged African Grey, African Greys, Bird Blogs, blogging about parrots, Parrot Blog, Parrot Blogs, Parrot Nation, Patricia Sund, rehabilitation, rehoming parrots, Shari Mirojnick on October 11, 2010 | 2 Comments »
This is my friend Shari. Shari is an extraordinary individual in the field of birds. She has a plethora of Greys, (I guess a plethora in this case would be seven.) that she takes exquisite care of and is truly a “Grey Person.” She has taught me more about Greys and birds in general from her [...]
With Greys, It’s What They See, Not What They Say
Posted in essays and articles, tagged African Grey, African Greys, Bird Blogs, blogging about parrots, essays and articles, Parrot, Parrot Blog, Parrot Blogs, Parrot Nation, Patricia Sund, Talking African Greys on October 8, 2010 | 2 Comments »
African Greys have a very lofty reputation. They are considered to be not only one of the best communicators in the animal kingdom, but one of the most intelligent. The majority of them either talk their little feathered noggins off or they are busy attempting to get you to pick up the telephone when no [...]
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