macaw

Why I knew a macaw once who could say `Good morning!' in seven different ways without once opening his mouth.

I think there is nothing more pathetic than to see one of these poor old childless couples taking a menagerie of yelping little worthless dogs to their hearts; and then adding some cursing and squawking parrots and a jackass-voiced macaw; and next a couple of hundred screeching songbirds, and presently some fetid guinea pigs and rabbits, and a howling colony of cats.

The macaw spotted and reported on gulfnews.com has been claimed by a reader as his lost pet.

The red-fronted macaws, which are critically endangered in their native Bolivia, were rescued in customs seizures.

Apart from the Spix's macaw, the Lubara Breeding Centre at the Al Wabra farm in Qatar is also home to some 2,000 animals of 90 different species, many of whom are threatened or endangered.

Thus, the identification of macaw palm accessions that present better agronomic characteristics constitutes an important step in the improvement of the species cultivation.

The maverick Macaw is partial to some breakfast toast at local al fresco cafes - despite suspicious looks from pigeons.

Jessie the macaw parrot managed to escape from her home in Cuckoo Hall Lane, Edmonton in London, United Kingdom.

Lear's Macaw, a blue South American parrot, is named after him; his first volume of detailed parrot images was published when he was only 21.