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Topic: Poicephalus

	Pet Bird Poicephalus FAQ
		All the Poicephalus are known for their quiet playfulness, their beautiful coloration, and their suitability for apartment living as companion birds.
		All the Poicephalus species make good "Home Alone" birds for those who want a parrot but who can't spend lots of time (more than an hour or so per day) with their companions; or where the bird will spend the day alone while you're at work.
		Poicephalus seem to like to nibble a bit of food from their bowls then drop it to the floor to save as a "scavenged" snack later; so cage cleanliness is important to prevent them from eating fouled or stale/moldy food.
	www.upatsix.com /faq/poiceph.htm (872 words)

	Jardine's Parrot
		Poicephalus gulielmi fantiensis - Distinguishable from the other two subspecies by being smaller, lighter in color but most noticeable, the forehead, crown, thighs and edges of wings are marked in a definite orange not orange / red, as in the nominate.
		Poicephalus gulielmi permistus: This is supposed to be an intermediate between Poicephalus gulielmi gulielmi and Poicephalus gulielmi massaicus.
		Poicephalus gulielmi gulielmi is a large bird that has lots of color, a large beak and the back of its wings can be described as practically fl.
	www.secretgardenexotics.com /BirdInfo/Poicephalus_gulielmi.htm (1226 words)

	Parrot Island--Articles
		Poicephalus parrots can be bullies to those who do not understand parrot behavior and subsequently end up with the bird viewing them as subdominant or as a potential threat.
		Poicephalus who have an understanding of where their place is in their 'human flock' rarely push seriously.
		A number of people who have bred Red Bellies have reported that they are their most prolific pairs of poicephalus often needing to have methods applied to inhibit their breeding cycle in order to prevent the disorders associated with excessive egg-laying and the inflamed hormonal state which is then present.
	www.parrotislandinc.com /articles/apoiceph.htm (6256 words)

	ADW: Poicephalus senegalus: Information
		Poicephalus senegalus are found in western central Africa: Cameroon, Chad, Ghana, Senegal, Mali, Nigeria, Guinea, Southern Mauritania, the Island of Los and the Ivory Coast (Hilton 1997; Birdie Boutique 2000).
		Poicephalus senegalus females sexually mature around the age of 2 years, males at 3 years, although they may not breed until much later (even as late as 6-7 years).
		Poicephalus senegalus love attention and usually become attatched to one person, although their devotion can shift to another if they are doted on enough.
	animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu /site/accounts/information/Poicephalus_senegalus.html (786 words)

	Poicephalus FAQ
		Some of the birds have bonded to one person to the exclusion of all others, but I'd have to say that most of them will be friendly to other people than their "special person." I have never heard of a Poicephalus actually attacking a spouse or boy\girlfriend to fend them off of their person.
		They are nowhere near as flashy as the rest of the poicephalus gang, but they can make up for a lot with their sweet natures.
		I think the Poicephalus tend to be more accepting but again, it is an individual thing.
	www.wingscc.com /aps/poicfaq.htm (3196 words)

	Old World Aviaries: Breeding Poicephalus
		Senegals are the most common of the little poicephalus.
		This has been proven with almost all of the Poicephalus, and I feel the Capes will fall right in place with the genus once more work is done with this species.
		The Poicephalus seem to have a sibling aggression problem, with Jardine's being the worst, Meyer's next and less with the Senegals and Red-Bellieds.
	www.oldworldaviaries.com /text/miscellaneous/breed-poi.htm (4397 words)

	Sounds of Joy Aviary - Poicephalus Species Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The good-natured personality of the Poicephalus family, which includes the Lesser Jardines, Meyers, Red Bellied, and Senegal parrots, is hard to match.
		THE SENEGAL is the best-known bird in the African Poicephalus family of parrots.
		Mostly green, the Senegal (Poicephalus senegalus) has a grey head and a golden breast bisected by a green "v-neck", which gives it the appearance of wearing a vest.
	www.soundsofjoyaviary.com /800/poicephalusprofile.html (567 words)

	Senegal Parrots
		Poicephalus are active birds that enjoy all kinds of toys; these take up cage space.
		Some Poicephalus love to lie on their backs on the floor and play with easily held objects, such as half a walnut.
		They make wonderful companion birds for singles and families; they are very happy when kept in a single-bird household, after all, they have you and sharing you is not part of their agenda.
	www.prettybirds.net /Senegal.htm (1996 words)

	Welcome to THE JETTY, Port St Johns premier fishing resort (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Coucal Centropus burchelli PSITTACIFORMES : Psittacidae Brown-necked Parrot Poicephalus robustus Meyer's Parrot Poicephalus meyeri Rueppell's Parrot Poicephalus rueppellii Rosy-faced Lovebird Agapornis roseicollis Lilian's Lovebird Agapornis...
		PSITTACIFORMES : Psittacidae Grey Parrot Psittacus erithacus Brown-necked Parrot Poicephalus robustus Red-fronted Parrot Poicephalus gulielmi Meyer's Parrot Poicephalus meyeri Red-headed Lovebird Agapornis pullarius Fischer's Lovebird Agapornis...
		Grey-Headed Parrot (P.f.s.) Poicephalus fuscicollis suahelicus Cape Parrot (P.r.s) Poicephalus robustus suahelicus Brown-Necked Parrot (P.f.f.) Poicephalus fuscicollis fuscicollis Cape...
	www.thejetty.co.za /CapeParrotlinks.html (4607 words)

	Bird Species Profiles
		Poicephalus are not known to be especially loud, making them good medium-sized birds for people who live in apartments.
		The Meyer's is the smallest member of the Poicephalus family at 21 centimeters long.
		The most commonly available Poicephalus in aviculture, the Senegal is an entertaining and engaging pet.
	www.animalnetwork.com /birdtalk/profiles/profileview.asp?RecordNo=325 (201 words)

	Nyx Wolfwalker @ PathWalkers.Net - Senegal Parrot, The (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		All the Poicephalus are known for their quiet playfulness, their beautiful coloration, and their suitability for apartment living as companion birds.
		Poicephalus senegalus senegalus: This is known as the nominate race it has a yellow belly.
		Poicephalus seem to like to nibble a bit of food from their bowls then drop it to the floor to save as a "scavenged" snack later; so cage cleanliness is important to prevent them from eating fouled or stale/moldy food.
	www.pathwalkers.net /nyx/poicephalus.html (2304 words)

	Pets: Parrot Page - Poicephalus
		All the Poicephalus Parrots are native to Africa.
		Poicephalus Parrots should be fed a good seed or pellet diet, supplemented with plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables and are sometimes given lean cooked meat or pet biscuits as treats.
		Poicephalus Parrots live in small groups or pairs in the wild where they eat fruits, seeds and grain.
	mysite.mweb.co.za /residents/natcare/pets4a_parrot_poi.htm (511 words)

	Feathered Family Inc. · A Safe Place for Birds - A Parrot lovers Paradise - Rescue and Adoption
		Poicephalus parrots are known to be talking parrots, with sweet voices.
		The parrots of Poicephalus have a reputation for developing heightened reactions, behaviors that usually show up as fearfulness or fearlessness.
		Many a Poicephalus has tried to take on a African Grey parrot when in the mood, or cower from the hand of a beloved owner if in a frightened mood.
	www.featheredfamily.com /poicephalusparrots.htm (352 words)

	CPS 1994- Poicephalus Parrots: A Closer Look at Brown Headed, Red Bellied, Jardine's and Cape Parrots by Isabel Taylor
		Poicephalus are generally quiet birds, although they can make some shrill squeaks from time to time.
		The Poicephalus group are small to medium sized parrots with robust beaks and stocky bodies.
		Poicephalus gulielmi is a medium sized parrot with a large head and beak and striking plumage.
	www.silvio-co.com /cps/articles/1994/1994taylor3.htm (2848 words)

	Poicephalus and Pionus Parrots (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The three groups that most commonly fit into this niche are Poicephalus, Pionus and the conures.
		The group known as Poicephalus (which is also the scientific name for the group) has a range that includes most of the central and southern part of the African continent.
		Although they vary in color ornamentation all the common ones share a distinctive color characteristic that is common only in parrots from Africa, an extensive gray to brown coloration somewhere on their bodies.
	www.proaviculture.com /poiandpio.htm (1543 words)

	Love 'n Let Aviary - Red Belly Parrots
		Red belly parrots are part of the Poicephalus family, which includes senegals, meyers, brownheads, and cape parrots.
		They are unique to the other poicephalus species in that they are sexual dimorphic.
		Poicephalus owners should pay attention to purposefully changing normal routine in order to acclimate their pets.
	lovenlet.com /redbelly.html (1132 words)

	Tikibird Aviary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Poicephalus parrots not commonly found in the pet trade include the Cape and Ruppell's Parrots, as very few were imported to North America.
		Meyers are the second most common of the Poicephalus family as a result of a great number of imports in the 80's.
		These birds seem to be the most even-tempered of all the poicephalus species making up for their lack of colors with a wonderful personality.
	tikibirdaviary.com /parrotswebreed.htm (641 words)

	Reference - Poicephalus
		I am sure some is in the genes, that is what makes Poicephalus basically the same.
		Once a bird goes into a pet situation there should be continued nurturing and guidelines for responsible pet owners and their birds.
		I do not have a favorite Poicephalus, each is a favorite for a different reason.
	www.netpets.com /birds/reference/species/Poicephalus.html (581 words)

	CPS 1997 - The Poicephalus as Pets and Breeders by Pamela Hutchinson
		Poicephalus are endearing birds with the potential to become wonderful pets.
		I refer to this species as the gentle giant because they are the largest of Poicephalus and the only one with a beak large and strong enough to crack a walnut.
		Poicephalus are quite capable of killing their partner.
	www.silvio-co.com /cps/articles/1997/1997hutchinson1.htm (4089 words)

	Avalon Aviary
		Poicephalus parrots are shy, quiet parrots from Africa.
		All our Poicephalus parrots learned the human cough sound and used to greet him in the morning with much coughing.
		Poicephalus parrots are not strong gripping birds; they don't clutch really hard with strong feet.
	www.aviary.com /text/poicephalus.html (393 words)

	Pet Poicephalus parrots
		There were several times, when she got into a panic, for example, when balloons or aircraft flew over our garden, when seagulls flew just over the house and when a workman (seemed to her) suddenly appeared from the back door.
		Despite their small size, Poicephalus parrots are not at all easier parrots than other bigger cousins, to live with.
		In the Poicephalus chat, she replied a question if male Senegal parrots are, at all, suitable for pets and if anybody owns a senegal who doesn't bite.
	www.takaki1.freeserve.co.uk /BHpet.html (2809 words)

	Parrot Island--Articles
		The first article is titled The Poicephalus and I and is found in Issue #50.
		Poicephalus meyeri trasvaalensis which has yellow on the head with a greenish belly (this bird is thought to hybridize with the Brown Headed Parrot -Poicephalus cryptoxanthus)
		Poicephalus meyeri reichenowi which has no yellow on the head and a turquoise belly.
	www.parrotislandinc.com /articles/ameyers.htm (3136 words)

	POICEPHALUS FRIENDS
		We have added MacGinnis and Gillian, (brown headed parrots - Poicephalus Cryptoxanthus), Tex and Sasha (orange belly Senegals - Poicephalus Senegalus Mesotypus) and the last of the new additions (Emery - aka Chummy aka Chumbum - aka Chum and Rosa - Red Belly Parrots - (Poicephalus Rufiventris Rufiventris).
		Poicephalus family of friends make absolutely wonderful pet parrots.
		They are considered the perfect apartment parrot, due to their quiet nature and wonderful temperments.
	www.lovebirds.ca /poicephalus_friends.htm (428 words)

	Old World Aviaries: Genus Poicephalus - New taxonomic insights
		The genus Poicephalus comprises 10 species of small and medium-sized parrots, which collectively are distributed over much of Africa south of the Sahara Desert.
		The species of Poicephalus have traditionally been grouped into two superspecies clusters.
		A molecular approach to the taxonomy and biogeography of African parrots.
	www.oldworldaviaries.com /text/lewis/poicephalus-taxonomy.htm (616 words)

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