African Parrots from African Queen

04/05/2019

The Organization of Professional Aviculturists (OPA) in conjunction with the American Federation of Aviculture (AFA) and the Avicultural Society of America (ASA) are working together to complete this greatly needed survey to help you and your birds, so please, help us to help you.

11/13/2017

See page 10-11. Uplisting the African Grey to CITES Appendix I-The First 12 Months

10/23/2016

Sorry about the light. As you can see we color coordinate the toys to the bird:) He is such a busy, busy bird.

10/19/2016

U.S. and Canadian African Grey Population
Anonymous Survey

Our goal in collecting this data as knowledgeable aviculturists is to guide law-makers to common sense legislation that is based on factual data, and not speculation. This survey is open to all areas of working with A. Greys...........Pets, Sanctuaries/Rescues, Breeders, Brokers, and Retail sellers.

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09/25/2016

Weaned male grey-headed cape. Ready for a new home. Most active baby I have ever raised. Never stops playing or getting into things. But, like all capes, loves scritches.

08/11/2016

10/08/2015

My surprise clutch. The little girl took her first flight today.

08/16/2015

Timneh still here, and very pretty (for being a boy) at that. All grown up now, and a real sweet heart.

08/13/2015

Great Article, and well done.

GrrlScientist: The endangered cape parrot really is a distinct species, according to a newly-published molecular study -- a finding that could impact conservation decisions and strategies in South Africa for decades to come

07/23/2015

07/07/2015

03/26/2014

She is a climber....and faller.