| " The envious red parrot in turn said to the yellow parrot "You look smart with your yellow plumage! Unless otherwise noted, the inner face of the jaw tip is lined with striated strips | The African Gray parrot gray parrot of Gabon can live a good 75 years |
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| Besides, I don't have any others | " Annoyed the red parrot replies "What's with my red plumage? parrot [sth] vtr transitive verb: Verb taking a direct object--for example, " Say something |
- Containing their food on the bulgur to help in digestion.
| Most species have little or no sexual dimorphism, Alisterus scapularis and some other species making exceptions | parrot or Psittaciformes are an order of tropical birds known, for example, under the generic terms of parrots, parakeets, lories or conures, these terms also referring more specifically to certain species |
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| Due to domestication, the diseases of this family are well known | And even if you don't like my plumage, in the foliage I'm invisible! Naturally if you have a parrot, it will be more difficult for you to sleep in because they start their singing sessions early in the morning |
A friend had one and you could tell who had taught him a sentence by the sound of the way he imitated.
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