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1. wildlife (iguanas, flamingos, American redstarts and parrots), that there are more

2. Shortly after Bert turned up with Mabel and she and Helen went into the front parlour their heads together and chattering like two parrots

3. Then birds there were in plenty, parrots of large size, a few aasvogels or vultures also clattered affrighted through the trees, leaving their meal off some dead creature in the bush

4. He had two of the red parrots that quickly shrieked challenges to Cuauhtzin

5. I noticed that there were some medium-sized parrots harvesting the few remaining nuts at the moment

6. They felt I should have a higuaca, one of the beautiful parrots of Boriquen, some of which could be found on the island

7. The parrots build in that every year

8. As they came near to the better tower of the two the parrots circled round them with loud cries of "Chack, chack, chack!" Tim leapt into the air as if he thought he could get them, but they only called scornfully to him

9. Almost as if they were answering the question a small crowd of parrots cried out wildly as they circled in the storm

10. "You know— where the parrots nest

11. It was certainly not very large, but it really was exciting, with its rocky little coast, its quiet inlet where their boat was, the ruined castle, the circling parrots, and the scampering rabbits everywhere

12. "The parrots made such a noise, they said 'Chack, chack, chack,' all the time

13. have very well brought Pancho with us as it wasn’t illegal to bring pet parrots into the

14. There we stayed in a youth hostel that sported a large flock of small green parrots

15. Guests in the hostel were allowed to feed them and the parrots would come flying in droves and sit on one’s arms, shoulders, and head and anywhere else they could find a place

16. At one point Anne and I must have had at least twenty parrots each sitting on some part of our anatomy eagerly waiting their turn to pick at the seeds in our hands

17. She had the bulging eyes of the parrots when they romp on the crooked swamps of the sandy flatcars of the sea, the long and narrow extremities of a curved flamingo and the speaking, that was one of the worst things that I had never heard, squeezed, as if the words were fleeing filled towards the freedom, dropped in a Spanish accent that one did not know if it was real or fake

18. What you are telling me are only recipes that anybody could learn in any book and which can be recited as the parrots recite, without knowing what they are talking about

19. Everything in this world is connected and until you see and feel that connection in your heart, it will not be possible for you to learn true magic, you will be like those parrots that repeat and repeat meaningless phrases; speaking without knowledge or expertise

20. Five enormous black cockatoos flapped mournfully overhead, a heron announced its arrival with raucous honking, fairy-wrens inspected seed-heads on the tall grasses, a pair of indigo and yellow parrots displayed red bums as they shredded matching calliandros flowers, a whip-bird’s rising whine and crack was followed by his spouse’s chiu-choo reply, a large russet butterfly dropped to the path and lay on its side like a dead leaf, and the sun heaved itself over the edge of the mountain

21. 'Here is the grandfather of all parrots

22. Budgies and other parrots, however, hull their seeds before swallowing them, so there is no need for having grit in the gizzard to grind the seeds

23. This is one reason that hand-fed and hand-reared budgies (as well as other parrots) command higher prices than do those raised by their parents

24. Budgies are as intelligent as many larger parrots, and they have the same type of tongue and sound box (the syrinx, which contains the equivalent of vocal cords)

25. A bird's metabolism is very high compared with a human's (the normal body temperature commonly is over 102 degrees Fahrenheit and the heart beats more than 200 times a minute), and parrots as small as budgies can become ill quickly, develop few symptoms, and die before it is possible for a veterinarian to provide treatment

26. Once known as budgerigar fledgling disease, avian polyomavirus is a highly infectious disease that can be transferred among all species of parrots through sneezing, contaminated feces, feather dust, and food fed to young by infected adults

27. Known carriers, of course, cannot be allowed to associate with any other parrots

28. One species, Giardia psittaci, can cause a fatal disease in young budgies and other parrots

29. The protozoan is spread through contaminated feces and water that come into contact with infected parrots, including parent birds

30. State governments also require that birds (including parrots) entering the state be quarantined if they don't carry health certificates declaring they aren't carriers

31. Parrots of many types have been carriers of the disease in the past, and in some parts of the country, veterinarians are under governmental orders to keep an eye out for Newcastle

32. Psittacosis was once called parrot fever but is now more properly called avian chlamydiosis (because it attacks many bird species, not just parrots)

33. Humans usually pick up the bacteria by breathing infected dust from pigeon feces in old buildings and near park statues, not from parrots

34. Psittacosis has few consistent signs in parrots other than bright lime-green droppings

35. Visually determining the sex of a budgie is not as big a mystery as it is in so many other parrots

36. Parrots, turtles and pet chickens probably feel the same way

37. Among the larger parrots, the best talkers are probably the African Greys

38. Parrots will remember and repeat what you have taught them for a long

39. It is not common for parrots in the wild to bite each other

40. That suggests that the pet parrots are reacting to current circumstances

41. Another possible reason for some parrots biting their owners is that some

42. This is natural behavior for many types of parrots

43. But, the larger parrots all scream at times

44. Parrots, of course, use a variety of sounds to signal their intentions and

45. and increasing awareness of the plight of parrots, in the wild and in captivity

46. I have always enjoyed the time I’ve shared with my parrots and hope that

47. The parrots and birds of our garden sing no more now,

48. Old Earth stuff, and the strangest part was they were wearing sun glasses, Hawaiian style shirts, and hats with parrots on them

49. Budgies, parrots, cockatiels and canaries glided above them

50. The screech of parrots in the trees;

51. her to go to the railway station to pick up a box of parrots; she was

52. There was some kind of a bird-zoo where there would be something like a circus-show with parrots

53. They were different kinds of parrots, one of them a snow-white cockatoo with a bush of feathers standing straight up on his head

54. “Anyway, parrots are birds and we’re mammals, that’s not at all the same

55. Parrots abounded on Mars

56. There were more than twenty varieties of parrots

57. When a peacock cries in the jungle it cries only for other peacocks not for lions, wolves, crows or parrots

58. In this instance comparative inexperience of the capacities of animals, or it might be positive experience of the speech of parrots imitating her own, may account for the small recorded wonderment of Eve at the voice of the serpent

59. Parrots of all varieties screeched their incessant garbled chatter and splashed the trees with

60. Benson three times won a guinea, and Miss Rosseter once ten and sixpence? Of course Everard Benson had a weak heart, but still, to win prizes, remember parrots, toady Miss Perry, despise Miss Rosseter, give tea-parties in his rooms (which were in the style of Whistler, with pretty books on tables), all this, so Jacob felt without knowing him, made him a contemptible ass

61. I see the parrots in the woods, I see the papaw-tree and the

62. Indeed, under the dense foliage of this wood, a whole host of parrots fluttered from branch to branch, needing only the proper upbringing to speak human dialects

63. At present they were cackling in chorus with parakeets of every color, with solemn cockatoos that seemed to be pondering some philosophical problem, while bright red lories passed by like pieces of bunting borne on the breeze, in the midst of kalao parrots raucously on the wing, Papuan lories painted the subtlest shades of azure, and a whole variety of delightful winged creatures, none terribly edible

64. As he was at present dressed in a seafaring slop suit, in which he looked as if he had some parrots and cigars to dispose of, I next discussed with him what dress he should wear

65. By one of the parrots was a cat made of crockery, and a crockery dog by the other; and when you pressed down on them they squeaked, but didn't open their mouths nor look different nor interested

66. The screeching of the parrots and the chattering of the invisible monkeys seemed to intensify the midday heat

67. Fermina Daza would not see the animals of her dreams: the hunters for skins from the tanneries in New Orleans had exterminated the alligators that, with yawning mouths, had played dead for hours on end in the gullies along the shore as they lay in wait for butterflies, the parrots with their shrieking and the monkeys with their lunatic screams had died out as the foliage was destroyed, the manatees with their great breasts that had nursed their young and wept on the banks in a forlorn woman’s voice were an extinct species, annihilated by the armored bullets of hunters for sport

68. ” Instead of the screeching of the parrots and the riotous noise of invisible monkeys, which at one time had intensified the stifling midday heat, all that was left was the vast silence of the ravaged

69. ” This had no longer been true during the first eighty years of steam navigation, and then it became true again forever when the alligators ate the last butterfly and the maternal manatees were gone, the parrots, the monkeys, the villages were gone: everything was gone

70. Old crows, blackbirds and parrots are tough and best boiled

71. Then, when he paid no attention to them, they shrieked like angry parrots and screamed curses and spat after him

72. For hours absolute quiet reigned in the little clearing, except as it was broken by the discordant notes of brilliantly feathered parrots, or the screeching and twittering of the thousand jungle birds flitting ceaselessly amongst the vivid orchids and flamboyant blossoms which festooned the myriad, moss-covered branches of the forest kings

73. But at that moment, above the din and racket of the battle, we heard the most terrifying noise that ever assaulted human ears: the sound of millions and millions of parrots all screeching with fury together

74. It was no use their trying to pull the parrots off their heads; because for each head there were always four more parrots waiting impatiently to get on

75. Some of the enemy were lucky; and with only a snip or two managed to get outside the fence—where the parrots immediately left them alone

76. With this part of the business over, the Doctor called to Polynesia to have the Black Parrots drive the enemy right back into their own country and to wait there, guarding them all night

77. THE PEACE OF THE PARROTS

78. This peace is known as The Peace of The Parrots, and—unlike most peaces—was, and is, strictly kept—even to this day

79. Walking into a little room, we observed that besides the crocodile there were in it parrots of the species known as cockatoo, and also a group of monkeys in a special case in a recess

80. The conversations, and the information which they impart, refer to children of less than two years of age, because two-year-old children know all that is contained in them, but as to the questions which have to be asked, they have reference to parrots