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Beatboxing Parrot
Not much more to say, it's a beatboxing parrot.
Jul 24, 2006 9:02 AM
Re: Beatboxing Parrot
There's something you don't see every day.
I wonder if only African Greys do that. Hmm. Would say, a sun conure be willing to learn that? What about a blue macaw?
I wonder if only African Greys do that. Hmm. Would say, a sun conure be willing to learn that? What about a blue macaw?
By: spam_vigilante
Re: Beatboxing Parrot
It's interesting that most of the most popular performing birds are African Greys. Einstein the parrot can identify several colors, shapes, and has several hundred words in his working vocabulary.
By: heidim
Re: Beatboxing Parrot
It all depends on the bird, I think. African Greys are some of the best mimics, but I've known a couple that hardly talk at all.
I've also seen a parakeet with a huge vocabulary, though it lacked any sense of word association.
Then there's my little conure. She speaks Spanish, and I don't. Probably for the best, though, because I think she's calling me names...
I've also seen a parakeet with a huge vocabulary, though it lacked any sense of word association.
Then there's my little conure. She speaks Spanish, and I don't. Probably for the best, though, because I think she's calling me names...
By: ProfessorWorm
