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Macaw Information GuideAll About Macaws as Pets
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Gold Macaw Courtesy
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Foundation for the Preservation of the Hyacinth Macaw - A non-profit foundation incorporated in 1991. Contains photos, paintings, gifts and information about the hyacint macaw and the foundation, and an article about other macaws. Macaw Landing Foundation - Dedicated to the preservations of macaws through research, public education and ecotourism. Newsletter, macaws on the endangered species list and field projects. Located in Portland, Oregon.
Blue Macaws - Information, photos and articles about hyacinth, lear's and spix macaws in the wild, and the extinct glaucous macaw. CliffordLive - Pictures, story and RealPlayer video of a yellow collar macaw. George & Gracie's Live Macaw Cam - Watch the birds in their cage, view an archive, and follow links to more bird resources. Large Macaw FAQs - Read about the different types of large macaws with this guide that discusses their value, personality, and maintenance requirements. The Mac Cam - Provides a view of Mac, a scarlet macaw in his huge house playing. It also documents Mac's life. Boko, a congo african grey, can also be seen at this site. Macaw Parrots - General information on the macaw and its endangered status including photos. Those Majestic Macaws - FAQ about some of the different macaw species. List of recipes, health and care tips, food to avoid and what's nutritious. How much it should weigh, the length of the bird and pictures of the anatomy and skeleton. Parrot jokes. Wild Macaw - Articles from expeditions to see macaws in the wild in South America. Macaw
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Because
of their great beauty, spectacular coloring and charming
personalities, Macaws have been kept as pets for many centuries. There
are a number of Macaw species which vary in size, coloring and some
personality traits, but Macaws in general are extremely intelligent,
very good talkers and love human attention. These adorable birds are
born entertainers, and love to clown around, talk and do tricks for
their owners. Since the life span of the Macaw is quite long, the
decision to make this wonderful bird a part of your family must be
arrived at only after careful consideration. Macaws require a great
deal of human companionship and will not do well when left alone in
their cages. As with all intelligent, affectionate pet birds,
owning one requires a firm commitment to providing the care and
attention the bird needs in order to thrive. If you are
considering making a Macaw part of your family, be prepared to spend several hours each day playing with and being entertained by your
Macaw.
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