#african grey parrots as pets

[duchessmeow]

Barry the great ✨️

Another commission piece, this one was a bit different from my usual but very fun.

[deesstimstock]

🩶´ˎ˗ Cressi the african gray parrot petting and flight

ㅤ╰➝ By BirdTricks on youtube

ㅤ╰➝ Please credit if using!

[oddlymalicious]

“Scarlet, The Wicked”, Allie Nahorniak

Portrait of my creepy parrot, Scarlet.

[arthistoryanimalia]

#FashionFriday: when you dress up to match your pet parrot…

"The Duchess of Richmond and Her Pet Parrot, Westminster Abbey, 1875" by John Gerrard Keulemans (1842–1912) in Ornithological Miscellany Vol. 1 by George Dawson Rowley (1822-1878), London, 1876. This plate illustrates the wax figure of Frances Teresa Stewart (1647-1702), dressed in the outfit she wore to Queen Anne's Coronation, and the preserved body of her pet African Grey Parrot (Psittacus erithacus), her companion for some 40 years who also died soon after her passing. They are on display together at Westminster Abbey:

[tinylilemrys]

Mack is doing so good learning the Shrek Bird scene 😂

[a-cosmicwaste]

Smokey, Squeaky, and Tucker! 🥹💕

[viettna]

Help a college student help a bird

TLDR: healthy parrot stuff is expensive, I am but a college student who never chose to have this bird in the first place, but I still want the best for her. Please help

--- Hey guys! I started a gofundme for my uncle's parrot! I am raising money to get healthier chop and treats as opposed to her current Zupreem fruitblend + constant access to seeds and daily several nutriberries. I know a lot of times, gofundme's for pets are not well received because then I "shouldn't have gotten it in the first place" or "need to rehome" but /she is not my bird/. I am trying to do what I can to help her but I did not do this to her. My uncle means well, but his husbandry information is outdated, and he is blind and unable to see the true extent of the effect on Cake. I can barely even afford my own rent, I cannot take on the finances for this bird. I will put in the time and energy to feed, clean, train etc, but I really need a few dollars from those in a more financially stable place, or a reblog to find more of those people. If you need to FaceTime to see the reality of the situation and that this bird exists, please DM me, I am happy to prove it if it means getting her better care. If you want me to do something small in exchange, maybe a short poem or something, I am open to the idea of that too. Here is the gofundme: " https://gofund.me/601f714a Hey there! I'm reaching out because Cake, an African Grey parrot, really needs our help to get better food and safe toys while his owner navigates some challenges. Even a small donation can make a huge difference for Cake, so please consider clicking the link below to donate or share the link with others. Thanks so much! " For full transparency, that is not my real name as I don't feel comfortable putting that on blast but that doesnt make anything else less true, I swear

[fizzyxcustard]

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What to talk about....umm.....

Here's a photo of Tui. :)

She's currently sat on top of her cage next to me, making random noises and whistles.

[katapotato55]

if you are at someone's home and they tell you not to do something to their pet: DON'T DO IT

i have a rescue African grey named Archemedies. not going to get into to much detail, but he is an abuse survivor who was never properly trained. As the years go by i slowly but surely train him the basics such as stepping up and color, he has made so much progress and i am proud of him! but one thing: he prefers noises over words. he can still talk, but he would rather mimic the fire detector than say words. it's just who he is. and my pet peeve: DO NOT WHISTLE IN THE HOUSE Two reasons one: it messes up his training. i use certain tones of whistling and noises to teach him tricks and what not to do. you do that and he gets confused Second: i am going to hear whatever noise you give him for the next 50 years. no that is not an exaggeration. 10 years ago our smoke detectors broke and would beep. after we replaced them they would keep beeping, so we kept getting new ones thinking they were faulty. long story short our "smoke detector" just did it randomly because he thought it was amusing to see the humans randomly get up confused as to why it was beeping again. every time people whistle at archemedies, i have to listen to the past 20-ish years worth of noises i trained him not to constantly scream for a week. respect owner's wishes. yes i know you see cute whistling birds on you tube, but chances are the caretaker of the actual bird knows more about their own pet than you do.

also here is a picture of him considering it is the law of the internet to pay your pet image based taxes.

[wolfdude-8]

I thought it'd be nice to draw pets that I like to watch on YouTube:

Hamlet the Indian Ringneck Parrot from @chantyb97

Cedric from @tinychihuahuacedric

Lou the Chihuahua from @louthechichi

Apollo the African Grey Parrot from @apolloandfrens

I'm sorry for Ham and Apollo, I don't draw birds NEARLY as often as dogs or cats. 🫠

[guildedchaos]

My bird threw my dog with a bone and now she thinks his feeding her.

She is begging him for more food!

[finnleyshortstuff]

Nikki having a good look at himself. Picture taken before he decided the mirror was a threat and needed to perish :')

[wild-wow-facts]

The Remarkable African Grey Parrot

Discover the incredible world of the African Grey Parrot, renowned for its intelligence and social nature!

Check out my other videos here: Animal Kingdom Animal Facts Animal Education

[tiktokparrot]

African Grey on Your Shoulder: Is It Safe to Perch There?

Is it safe for your African Grey Parrot to perch on your shoulder? Discover the perks, risks, and tips for safe shoulder time with your feathered friend!

[themellowyellowmomma]

Visiting my mommy and got to see my boys❤