Congo African Grey Parrot Eggs

African Greys are often considered to have the intelligence of a five year old child. The African Greys’ feathers are almost all completely grey. They have some lighter shades on their undersides and darker grey on their backs and the top of their head.

Another big reason to consider an African grey parrot as your next pet  is that African Grey parrots are more content with their alone time then other parrots. Many parrots, especially when they are the only bird in the household desire and seek a large amount of attention from their owner. African Greys do enjoy interacting with their owners but also enjoy playing on their own when their owner is unavailable. Check Florida Bird Breeders Aviary for African Grey Parrots for sale  and other parrots for sale.

Most Baby birds are ‘Hand Reared’, meaning they are fed by us humans. The experiments also didn’t test what parrots would do in a more costly situation, Riehl points out. If, for instance, the donor birds’ own walnut exchange holes had been open, they might have been more hesitant to give up their tokens. If you think you might like to buy a Macaw for a pet, please click here to learn more about these regal animals. Congo African Greys (CAG’s) are regarded as one of the most intelligent parrots in the world. They are a bundle of energy and their ability to mimic sounds and master speech is astounding.

But a 2016 study published in the journal Ibis reveals that these birds, in high demand around the world as pets, and once abundant in forests all over West and central Africa, have almost disappeared from Ghana. Grey parrots are highly sensitive to other animals, so they do not need to communicate with others. In addition to other parrots, grey parrots have highly sensitive animals, so they do not need to be alone or with others.

We have often said that Parrots Naturally is not a Pet Store and not even a Bird Store, although we have quite a flock in the store. It has become an Avian Resource Center through which we hope to provide the tools and expertise to assist people in the proper care and nurturing of their parrots. The first is the Congo African Grey and the second is the Timneh African Grey. The Congo Grey is sometimes referred to to as the  Ghana Grey, Togo Grey, Cameroon Grey, or Angola Grey.

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