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Pet Bird Training and Behavior:
Article 1: Behavioral Problems in Pet Birds
Article 2: Common Behavioral Problems in Companion parrots
All about Parrots:
Overview of these captivating creatures in the wild and in our homes, and some and Interesting Facts !
Keeping Pets Safe in our Homes
Attracting Birds to your Garden
Who doesn't want to experience the colorful and fun creatures as close to home as possible? There is a lot you can do to invite them in.
Bird Health
Index of Bird Diseases / Health Problems and Research
The Different Bird Species and Their Respective Syndromes
Bird Nutrition - the Key To Avian Health
Physical Therapy in Birds
Identifying a Potentially Sick Bird / Testing for Diseases & Infections
Bird Nutrition - the Key To Avian Health
Physical Therapy in Birds
Identifying a Potentially Sick Bird / Testing for Diseases & Infections
Physical Therapy in Birds
Identifying a Potentially Sick Bird / Testing for Diseases & Infections
Learn more about: First Signs / Symptoms of a Sick Bird - Do-It-Yourself Disease / Sex Testing, Do-It-Yourself Bacterial Testing/ Microbiology, Lab & Veterinary Resources ... New Bird & Well Bird Exams
Caring for a Sick Bird
Bird Emergency Care / First Aid
Birds - Our Wild Friends!
The stunning Central American Purple-throated Mountain-gem are second to none in terms of natural beauty.
They are one of the major tourist attractions in Costa Rica, where ecotourists come from afar to experience these delightful creatures in their natural habitat.
However, the stunning Crimson Sunbirds (and other sunbird species) from Asia have a lot in common with the American hummingbirds, such as small size, color plumages, and long skinny bills that are perfectly adapted for retrieving nectar from flower buds.
Dusky Lories aka Banded Lories or "Duskies" are unlike other parrots species.
Their main diet consists of flowers, nectar and pollen. They are in demand in the pet market because of their striking beauty, but their loud natural vocalizations should be considered.
The North American Chuck-will's-widows are far from "the usual." They have large, gaping mouths that allow them scoop up insects in flight.
These birds were named for their repetitive, loud, whistled "chuck-will's-widow" calls that are often heard at night.