Birds Have Names!
Cornell University is researching parrots and this video is all about a study determining how they learn their names.
Fascinating stuff!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ed9A4HPdXgQ
posted by Gayle Reece @ 8:37 AM
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Fascinating stuff!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ed9A4HPdXgQ
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- Name: Gayle Reece
- Location: Lafayette, California, United States
I own and operate a business called parrotnanny.com. I share my expertise with other parrot caregivers and offer many services to support them. Boarding in my Lafayette home, bird sitting in their home, cooked foods, grooming, and behavioral advice. My life with the parrots is always changing and always gives me fodder for interesting stories. Hopefully they are helpful to others with parrots. I managed Feathered Follies Exotic Bird Store in Walnut Creek CA for four years and then became Assistant Editor of Companion Parrot Quarterly Magazine in Alameda CA. I started www.parrotnanny.com to offer care and support to people who love their parrots.
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1 Comments:
Wow - amazing. These parrots learn their "names" from their parents, and can identify and address other parrots with their unique names as well. What brilliant beings. I wonder if Rooster is thinking "What bright spark in the human world decided on THAT name for me?" :) Thanks for sharing this with us!
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