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White Front Amazon
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Red Lored Amazon
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Half-moon conure
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Half-moon conure.
Jordan Spiva, August 2, 2007
On your Parrot Profiles page I think you made a mistake. There is a boy
in an orange shirt and on his arm is a conure. You said it was a half
moon conure but it looks to me like a maroon bellied conure or a green
cheeked conure.
A: Okay, as long as you're positive. LA
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Orange-Wing Amazon
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Blue Indian Ring-Neck.
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Nanday Conure
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Much younger Nanday Conure
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Maroon-bellied conure
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Red Lored Amazon
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Pacific blue parrotlet
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Red rump cinnamon conures
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Pacific blue male parrotlet with one trimmed wing
Macsen Wledig, August
2, 2006
Hi there! I was just enjoying all the great info and pictures on your
site, but I thought you should know that the parrotlets were misidentified
on the Parrot Pictures (http://www.aqualandpetsplus.com/Bird,%20Parrots.htm)
page. They're both normal Pacifics, not blues. The blues are sky-blue and
cobalt all over with no green feathers at all. Also, please let your
customers know that a Parrotlet (or any parrot) should never be clipped
like the little guy in the second photo! That kind of lopsided,
overzealous clipping is just asking for a crash-landing next time the bird
gets spooked. The best way to trim a Parrotlet is to clip off the first
6-8 primary feathers, then test and see how well the bird flies above a
soft surface. The ideal is a 45 degree trajectory. The little guy
shouldn't be able to get lift, but should be able to cushion a fall if
need be.
A: Thanks for
the input. I'll add it below the picture. We sometimes get
pre-clipped birds that look like they're crippled. It looks
unattractive and it's not good for the bird. LA
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Baby hand-fed greys, best of all the talkers.
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Same guy eight days later. Squawking. Not talking.
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Same guy another two weeks later.
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Timneh African grey -- smaller and cheaper.
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Baby eclectus, one of the less common parrots
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Very nice blue and gold macaw in harness. One of the bigger birds.
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Conures put up with hanging upside down -- red rump cinnamon
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Green-Wing Macaw (Sebastian)
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Same guy sitting on top his cage.
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Baby black-capped conure still not totally fledged.
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More orange-winged Amazons.
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Sun conure in wing cast (on opposite side).
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Green cheek conure fledgling.
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Green cheek conure three weeks later (fallow variant) often called cinnamon
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Regular green cheek conure grooming his brother.
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Meter's conure.
Joe
Carrieri, March 23, 2006
In your parrot Pix there is a picture of a boy with a Meyers conure on his
head. That's really a Senegal Parrot.
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Sun Conure after wing healed.
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Entirely different sun conure.
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Hand-fed hookbills make great pets.
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