Hello to All

[Bo. Norah]

Hello !!!
I am a new member of this beautiful community, my name is Anwar, I am from Kuwait and I have a gray African parrot named Coco, 3 years old. I found this forum by chance on the net. I was looking for some information, advice and experiences from some people who have this type of bird "African Gray Parrot"
It is a beautiful and social bird. She likes to play and be with people, she has a strong personality that can not be easily controlled, and I am always looking for the best in health and education for Coco.
I hope you will accept me to be part of the community and to benefit from your experiences and advice.
I am open to hearing any suggestions or recommendations from anyone.
I look forward to hearing from you !!
I'm sorry my English is bad , I hope explain why i،m here right way
Thank you ....

 

[Allee]

Hello and welcome! Thank you for the wonderful introduction, we’re happy you joined us. A warm welcome to Coco as well, we’d love to see photos of your beautiful gray parrot.

 

[Scott]

Welcome Anwar and Coco, glad you have joined!! Your English is excellent and you will not have any difficulties communicating.

African Greys are desired and loved because of their strong personalities. You might find this thread helpful! http://www.parrotforums.com/congo-timneh-greys/59366-cag-101-a.html

 

[Ellie777Australia]

A warm welcome Anwar and Coco.

 

[Casper223]

Welcome Anwar and Coco, so glad you found us by chance, and we love pictures here, so if you get a chance to post some of Coco we would absolutely love them.

 

[Laurasea]

Welcome!!! You found great people, who just like you love parrots and want to improve their lives!

 

[Flboy]

Welcome to you both!

 

[wrench13]

Welcome and be welcomed. Your English is fine, in fact it may be better than a lot of native English speakers on this board ( myself included).

So to keep your african Grey in the best of health, read to sub-forum on diets and feeding. All parrots benefit from a healthy, varied diet. Greys are really, really smart and observant too, so you will want to have lots of chewing toys, and puzzle type toys too. That can be aproblem with greys - keeping their minds active and engaged.

Greys are flock type parrots and will thrive if they feel like they are a part of your flock ( your family). Putting their cage and or playstand in the active part of your house or appartment helps them feel like they belong to a flock.

The best advice I can offer you is to read, read, read all the threads on the African Grey sub-forum, plus the ones on behaviour and diet. Good luck!

 

[Birdistheword_1]

Welcome! I’m new here too! Your English is probably better than mine [emoji1787]


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[Betrisher]

Hello Anwar and Coco and welcome to the forums! Please feel free to ask questions and to post pictures of your lovely bird.

Betrisher

 

[GaleriaGila]

Welcome. I'm so glad you found us!