Northern Parrots Blog: June 2014

A big THANK YOU to everyone who visited the Think Parrots 2014 show.

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Rosemary Low takes a look at these beautiful birds and why over the years their popularity as pets has declined.

Read on to find out more plus how to properly care for these magnificent looking birds.

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Barbara returns to New Zealand to work with the Kakapo Recovery Program. This time the focus is on this year's chicks living on the very special Codfish Island. Read on to find out what Barbara has been getting up to...

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One of the very cool things Palm Cockatoos have been observed doing is holding a stick in their foot and tapping it against a hollowed out log. As an animal trainer I think this is a very interesting behaviour.

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Don't miss out on being part of the Ultimate Parrot Event in the UK. With a wide range of exhibitors including ourselves, master classes from speakers including Sally Blanchard & Rosemary Low as well as the chance to meet up with other Parrot owners, it's an opportunity not to be missed!

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Thank you to everyone who sent in their Parrot Poems. There are certainly some very talented pet bird and Parrot owners, making it difficult to choose our winner and runners ups... but here they are...

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Dorothy Schwarz is regularly asked if she cooks for her Parrots and Parakeets. Here she explains her methods and reasons and beliefs why providing a healthy, wholesome and varied diet helps her birds to stay healthy and look great.

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Rosemary Low takes a look at how suitable the Galah Cockatoo is as a companion bird, with their tendency to be less nervous and more independent than the white Cockatoos.

Read on to find out more details on their care.

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