A very nice article about invasive species, including, of course, parrots and why it's more sensationalism than reality that is driving these 'eradication' campaigns.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/ye ... ar-AAJhCS6
Invasive species
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Invasive species
by Pajarita » Mon Oct 28, 2019 8:58 am
- Pajarita
- Norwegian Blue
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- Posts: 18604
- Location: NW Pa
- Number of Birds Owned: 30
- Types of Birds Owned: RoseBreasted too, CAG, DoubleYellowHead Amazon, BlueFront Amazon, YellowNape Amazon, Senegal, African Redbelly, Quaker, Sun Conure, Nanday, BlackCap Caique, WhiteBelly Caique, PeachFace lovebird, budgies,
- Flight: Yes
Re: Invasive species
by Pajarita » Tue Oct 29, 2019 9:09 am
And another article based on observations by a PHD on environmental science stating that invasive parrot spcecies share territory and nesting areas without a problem with native species!
https://communitynewspapers.com/florida ... -neighbor/
https://communitynewspapers.com/florida ... -neighbor/
- Pajarita
- Norwegian Blue
- Gender:
- Posts: 18604
- Location: NW Pa
- Number of Birds Owned: 30
- Types of Birds Owned: RoseBreasted too, CAG, DoubleYellowHead Amazon, BlueFront Amazon, YellowNape Amazon, Senegal, African Redbelly, Quaker, Sun Conure, Nanday, BlackCap Caique, WhiteBelly Caique, PeachFace lovebird, budgies,
- Flight: Yes
Re: Invasive species
by Navre » Fri Nov 08, 2019 8:10 am
We think they’ll all become starlings. The state actually sticks pheasants, which are non-native.
- Navre
- African Grey
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- Number of Birds Owned: 2
- Types of Birds Owned: Turquoise Green Cheek Conure
Hooded Parrot - Flight: Yes
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