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Selecting Safe Bird Toys by Scott Stork |
Topic: Safety |
SELECTING BIRD TOYS:
Choose only toys sold by reputable companies. We inspect any new toys very carefully to try and determine how safe they are before we agree to sell them. We use our own experiences and those of our customers, as well as advice from experts and current veterinary find... |
| Published: Friday 21 September, 2007 |
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Defying The Myth of The Unmanageable Sexually Mature Male Amazon by Shari Beaudoin |
Topic: Behavioral |
| Lt. Columbo, my male Double Yellow-headed Amazon, Amazona ochrocephala oratrix, is the perfect myth buster when it comes to discussions regarding unmanageable, sexually mature, male Amazons or what I call "THE USMMA". Many people are of the belief that all or most sexually mature male Amazon parrots... |
| Published: Wednesday 08 February, 2006 |
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Defying The Myth of The Unmanageable Sexually Mature Male Amazon by Shari Beaudoin |
Topic: Species Specific |
| Lt. Columbo, my male Double Yellow-headed Amazon, Amazona ochrocephala oratrix, is the perfect myth buster when it comes to discussions regarding unmanageable, sexually mature, male Amazons or what I call "THE USMMA". Many people are of the belief that all or most sexually mature male Amazon parrots... |
| Published: Wednesday 08 February, 2006 |
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What is in the Air? by Terry Beaudoin |
Topic: General Care |
| A better question for us to ask might be: What is in the air our companion birds breathe once they are living in our homes? The understanding of companion birds specific physiological needs and the affect captivity has on them has been gradually improving as they have been with us in our homes for... |
| Published: Tuesday 22 February, 2005 |
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What is in the Air? by Terry Beaudoin |
Topic: Veterinary Health |
| A better question for us to ask might be: What is in the air our companion birds breathe once they are living in our homes? The understanding of companion birds specific physiological needs and the affect captivity has on them has been gradually improving as they have been with us in our homes for... |
| Published: Tuesday 22 February, 2005 |
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The Vasa Parrot - A Better Understanding by Shari Beaudoin |
Topic: Species Specific |
| A Geologic History
Let me take you back to the Island of Madagascar millions of years ago. Madagascar, now over 300 miles away from Africa, was initially attached to its eas [rn"s‘ '+Óll of the continents were part of one huge land mass called Pangaea, which began to break apart over 200 milli... |
| Published: Monday 01 November, 2004 |
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Sex And The Psittacine by Shari Beaudoin |
Topic: Behavioral |
| "My bird loves me, but hates my husband." OR "She is so cute she loves to snuggle with me and will lay there for hours while I pet her." OR "Her favorite thing is to sneak under the pillows or the blanket, then she comes out to show me all of her pretty feathers and actually tries to feed (regurgita... |
| Published: Saturday 30 October, 2004 |
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Sex And The Psittacine by Shari Beaudoin |
Topic: Veterinary Health |
| "My bird loves me, but hates my husband." OR "She is so cute she loves to snuggle with me and will lay there for hours while I pet her." OR "Her favorite thing is to sneak under the pillows or the blanket, then she comes out to show me all of her pretty feathers and actually tries to feed (regurgita... |
| Published: Saturday 30 October, 2004 |
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Why Are "Scooter World" Toys Different? by General |
Topic: Safety |
| Scooter World Toys are a Parrot Island exclusive and are individually handmade by Shari Beaudoin. Shari's outstanding designs have quickly become our best selling toys. Customers are literally waiting for her next group of toys to arrive at the store. Shari's designs show an und... |
| Published: Monday 13 September, 2004 |
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The Basics of Feather Picking by Dr. Tammy Jenkins, DVM |
Topic: Veterinary Health |
| Feather picking is a problem that has plagued and intrigued me for the last ten years. I wanted to speak about it because I wanted you to know that we can help many- perhaps 70% - of the birds that feather pick, but the journey is sometimes frustrating, time consuming, and expensive. |
| Published: Monday 02 August, 2004 |
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