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Parrot Bloggers
Personal online journals of parrot
specialists from around the world.

Sam Williams, PhD

The Fat club Four arrive in the release aviary

Parrot Blogger: Sam Williams, PhD | Mar 09, 2011

What an epic day!

The morning began with “The Release Experience”, my earlier note. After a quick breakfast of my own I got down to finishing a grant application. This was interrupted on more than one occasion by the call of released parrots ‘Where are they? What are they doing? Are they ok?”

The...

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Sam Williams, PhD

First morning of freedom for the release parrots

Parrot Blogger: Sam Williams, PhD | Mar 08, 2011

Last night just before dark I opened the release doors of the aviary. The idea was that the birds would not fly too far and so they would find their way back in the morning for breakfast. The aviary has a shelf so that the birds can walk out and I put some monkey nuts on there to encourage them to...

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Sam Williams, PhD

Little Monty’s Second Chance - Part Two

Parrot Blogger: Sam Williams, PhD | Mar 05, 2011

Dear Reader
It has been so long since I wrote part one of Monty’s story that there’s probably been enough time for seventeen new species of amphibian and a new mammal to have evolved, but here we are and in a moment part two will indeed appear. I do hope you will understand that my poor blogging...

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Ria Winters

The Seychelles parakeet

Parrot Blogger: Ria Winters | Jan 30, 2011

Everyone knows the impressive Alexandrine parakeet that was named after Alexander the Great who introduced this bird to the nobles and kings of the Mediterranean and European countries. He exported it from South east Asia where it still lives and thrives. This was of course a forced exportation....

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