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Welcome to the African Grey Parrot Centre's new website, the site is relatively new but will be growing hugely over 2009 with even more useful parrot articles, useful resources and useful hints and tips about how to look after your African grey parrots.
You will already find all sorts of useful African grey parrot related information on this site from keeping parrots, how to look after them to the do's and don't on what to feed them, we have also incorporated a parrot forum for you to talk to other like minded individuals and experts.
For those of you who breed your own parrots and would like to advertise your parrots for sale and parrot related peripherals such as cages we have developed a classified ad section of the site where we are offering our services for FREE for the time being, it may even stay that way you never know!!!
We also have our own section of the site to show you the progress of some of the baby parrots we have bred and also there are testimonials from people that these hand reared babies now reside with.
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Latest Blog Posts
- Baby Greys 2 More have hatched! : Well after having our first chick of 2010 hatch it was followed 2 days later by a 2nd chick for Ant and Makosi, mum and chicks are doing really well and Dad is popping in to help feed them too and looking after mum. We have also had Nelson and Winnie’s first chick of 2010 [...]
- AGPC's First Chick Of 2010 : Well today we have had our first Grey Chick hatch of 2010. Ant and Makosi have hatched one of three eggs so two more to go fingers crossed! Here is a photo of proud Mummy and Daddy and the little chick.
- This Grey Should Have Been Called Lucky!! : A chatty pet parrot is recovering from his brush with death after ending up in the lions enclosure at Longleat Safari Park near Warminster. Lalji, a nine-year-old African grey parrot, was reunited with his distraught owner Pie Chambers, after escaping from a cage in the garden of her home in Corsley. After three days on [...]
- The Travels of Tweak : The Travels of Tweak Tweak was hatched on 24/07/09 and has been DNA tested as female. I purchased her from Paula at AGPC as a hand reared baby so she was already very tame and friendly. Seems as my main goal was to take Tweak out and about with my family Paula introduced Tweak to [...]
- Making Parrot Mash! : Yesterday i spent the afternoon making up a big batch of parrot mash, which all of our pet and breeding greys all love to eat. Each time i do it i change it everytime so it is slightly different for them. It always consists of the following soaked pulses - I buy the soaked pulses [...]
Teaching Your Parrot To Talk
After reading so many request for information regarding talking, on the various mail lists I decided to write my own article on the subject. My experience deals with the two Congo African Greys in our flock and what I have learned and read on the different mail lists in the last 3 years. Both our Grey are prolific talkers and we lost count of how many words, phrases and sounds that they know a long time ago. Most of the questions related to talking are asked by the new parrot owner so this article is mainly directed towards them.
We all love parrots for many reasons but the ability to produce human speech and to mimic a variety of sounds is a big reason why parrots have fascinated mankind for so long. Amongst the many reasons for choosing a particular species of parrot as a companion, intelligence and talking ability are often placed very high on the priority list. Every parrot owner I have ever met is thrilled when the first word is spoken.
Training
New parrot owners often ask, "What methods should I use to teach my parrot how to talk?" ... Read More
More Parrot Articles
- Feather Plucking And African Greys
- Getting Your Parrot Into a Travel Cage With The Least Fuss
- 11 Things You Should Know About Your African Grey
- Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease
- 5 Super Foods For Your Parrot
- African Grey Parrot Diet: The Key To A Healthy Grey
- Parrot Stopped Talking?
- Foraging Toys For Your Parrot
- Creating A Healthy Parrot Diet
- Why Feathers Fall Of Birds
- Choosing The Right Parrot Food
If you'd like to have your own article featured on the site then please submit your articles to Paula on:
paula@african-grey-parrots.co.uk
Registration is FREE and will remain so forever, for the time being (possibly forever too) you may post adverts for FREE so if you're looking to sell your parrots and accessories i.e. cages, toys etc. for absolutely NO COST AT ALL sign up to our classified ad section of the site now... there's no catches honestly!!
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Owning an African Grey Parrot has always been a dream of mine so when my husband found me day dreaming over one in a pet shop he finally caved in and said I could get one! I had made a decision to get my baby grey from a reputable breeder instead of a pet shop mainly to ensure I got a well cared for and well loved baby. I also decided to do as much research into African Greys as I could so that I could provide the best possible loving home for my new found friend once she got home.
This is where I came across the African Grey Parrot Centre website which is run by Rick and Paula. I thoroughly enjoyed reading the posts of other members and gained a lot of very useful information from some of the forums committed members, and then I myself became a member. I then learned that Paula breeds African Greys and contacted her about having one of her babies. She was very informative every step of my babies ... Read the rest of this testimonial and others on the testimonials page.


