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GO JAVA You know when they hear what they like.

Normal, normal, normal and normal. Welcome to the club.

I don`t see anything out of control with Kiki, Just a bird being a bird. When you are not home close cage door, thats what we do and our birds enjoy coming out when we get home.

Mama your baby is ok. My Corky will weigh less in the morning because she dose not eat all night. She will not eat much until she is up for a time. Try to weigh Neytiri about the same time each day.

Sarasota You are awesome along with your birds. I really enjoy your thread and post.

One of the great things about Grey forum members is their diversity with their flock. If you want to know something about any bird just ask a grey forum member.

Hi Maggie, the thread was just about well known greys and the reason they were well known. As to the project and the skeptics the grey was still well known and a lot more research was and is needed. I also lost track of N`kisi. but the name is still out there even if it is history. I try to use information from reputable Scorsese and documentation from people like Guinness World Records for credibility. As to whether I agree or not was not meant to be part of the thread. It was up to the reader to decide.

I found this when I was researching famous African Grey Parrots. In 1995 a budgerigar named Puck was credited by Guinness World records as having the largest vocabulary of any bird at 1728 words. GO KEETS.

Its called kitchen fun. And a grey always needs a box to rip up.

5 Famous Greys you should know 1. Alex Alex had a vocabulary of about 100 words, but was one of the most famous birds because of his cognitive abilities. In 2005 World Science reported that Alex understood the concept of zero. Alex died on September 6, 2007. 2. Prudle Prudle held the Guinness World Recored for the bird with the biggest vocabulary for many years with a documented vocabulary of 800 words. 3. N`kisi N`kisi is noted for his impressive English usage skills and other abilities. As of January 2004 he had a documented vocabulary of 950 words and shows sings of a sense of humor. N`kisi is believed to be one of the most advanced users of human language in the animal world. 4. Einstein Einstein Has appeared on many TV shows and became famous for her ability to recreate sounds as well as voice. Video clips show her making the sound of a laser beam and a evil laugh. She was trained by Stephanie White. 5. Bibi Bibi a Congo African Grey parrot is best known for her ability to use greetings from 20 different languages earning her the nickname "the Polyglot Parrot". At only three years of age Bibi has already developed a vocabulary of about 300 words, and understands the concept of color and shape. And now the Budgerigar Puck In 1995 a budgerigar named Puck was credited by Guinness World Records as having the largest vocabulary of any bird at 1728 Words.

There is no doubt in my mind about African Greys being able to read, understand and feel your emotions.

I love when he scratches himself and says i gotta itch. That was awesome. He is a real chatter box.

If only we could read them as well as they read us. Corky has this knack of knowing how the wife is feeling before she even gets up in the morning. She is as quiet as a Church mouse if the wife dose not feel well and a hellion when she is OK.

Emma dose like to chat and she knows what she wants to say.

Its a law, all parrots come with a mess.

Wingy is right

Welcome home Neytiri

My grey is on Roudybush and has been all her life. She will be 12 in December. She also has a seed mix along with her vegetables and some fruit. My zon eats anything in her bowl except Roudybush.

The waiting is a thing of the past. Now, I bet you can`t spoil her as fast as the rest of us spoiled ours.

That was a fun video.

Great pictures of Marco.

The answer is yes, yes and yes. Daddy`s baby.

Cricket helping me with posting on the grey forum. tr64%(ur

wild cockatoos flying around your house has to be awesome.

Emma is a doll !!