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Parrots

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With 57 different species Australia is a land of parrots.

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Australian Parrots: Guide to all 57 species of Parrots in Australia
 
Oh wow, I never realized there were that many species in Australia. Oddly I never thought of Australia as parrot country. Typically when I think parrots I think tropical around the equator. Thank you for an interesting new fact.
 
I do love birds. I have been trying to figure out how to feed crows so they can bring me presents. :D
 
Can they all learn to talk?
Some species are better at this than others but all of them can to some degree.

Common breeds that are kept as pets here are the Sulphur Crested Cockatoo and the Galah. (pronounced G'lah, emphasis on second syllable, not like the type of festival called a Gala)

They're also highly intelligent and have a lot of spare time on their hands (wings) so they like to play and can be quite destructive. In the clip below Sulphur Crested Cockatoos have worked out how to open bins and everyone keeps saying that it's because there's food in the bins. I know these birds well, and although food is part of the equation the truth is that doing things like this amuses them, they're very inquisitive and like to play.

 
I do love birds. I have been trying to figure out how to feed crows so they can bring me presents. :D
Offer them meat, that's what they eat. They also tend to be very skittish and it will take a long time before they begin to trust you.
 

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