They listen to EVERY WORD

antoinette

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Sunny South Africa !!!
Parrots
African "Grey"
"Mishka"
Male
7 Years old
Earlier today, my son Sean, was showing us his new car. I took Mishka down with me, for a little outing. The car is absolutely beautiful, a Seat Ibeza.
We were admiring the car, making comments etc, Mishka sat quietly, just observing everything. I told Sean a few times I love your car, wishing him the best and safe driving.
Going back into the apartment, I went to shower, while Mishka was eating his dinner. When walking back into the lounge, Mishka called me
Mommy mommy, I walked toward him, and said yes, he said to me, Mommy I LOVE SEAN'S CAR then added on Steven went in Sean's car hey mommy

Mishka is learning to mix and match words together at an alarming rate, hearing some words once, he begins to say them. Then I spend the next few days teaching him what the word means. He knows they both drives cars, and often says I want to clean Sean/Steven's car, or Mommy I want a car

It just proves how they listen to everything we say, and are capable of learning the words and how to use words in the proper context.
 
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He's really amazing. I bet you are very careful about what he hears. lol

Yipe we sure are, thank goodness none of us swear, can you imagine him swearing OMG no thanks !!!!!!!!!!!
 
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awww thats so cool, you know your gonna have to get mishka a toy car of sorts?? lol
 
My aunt had an African Grey for 30 + years and he could imitate the alarm code for the house, doing the beeps perfectly. He would also imitate the cats asking to go out or be let in then would laugh when someone came over & opened the door to discover they had been fooled by the bird.
 
Awww, that just had to warm your heart.....they are such smart and amazing critters
 
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awww thats so cool, you know your gonna have to get mishka a toy car of sorts?? lol


LoL he has a toy truck, but is not interested in it at the moment. Perhaps i should tell him it's Sean's car....... no no knowing him he will tell my I am lying
 
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Awww, that just had to warm your heart.....they are such smart and amazing critters

Each and every day Mishka brings tears to my eyes, all the little wonderful things they do and say, they are truly such treasures.
 
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My aunt had an African Grey for 30 + years and he could imitate the alarm code for the house, doing the beeps perfectly. He would also imitate the cats asking to go out or be let in then would laugh when someone came over & opened the door to discover they had been fooled by the bird.


That great to hear, is the bird still alive? I love it when they imitate beautiful sounds, that is amazing
Imagine Mishka in 27 years time.................
 
I am convinced some greys talk better than others. Even when they are in the same household. My firiend has 2 /CAGS and one will say the words you say just after a few times of hearing them. The other one is much slower. My Rosie is an excellent at whistling but slow on picking up words.
 
you should get him a little remote control truck that he can sit it and you can drive it around! :) I've seen people do it and their birds just love it :) (once they get used to it that is!)
 
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I am convinced some greys talk better than others. Even when they are in the same household. My firiend has 2 /CAGS and one will say the words you say just after a few times of hearing them. The other one is much slower. My Rosie is an excellent at whistling but slow on picking up words.


I agree some greys are quicker to pick up words quicker than others. Basically like a human child, where you get the lazy learner. Some birds take forever to learn to talk. Remember a comment I made a few weeks ago, where my friends AG only started talking at the age of 16 years old. Barbara started used my method of using the cd's, just over a year ago, today her bird says over almost 100 words.
 
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you should get him a little remote control truck that he can sit it and you can drive it around! :) I've seen people do it and their birds just love it :) (once they get used to it that is!)

Now that would be so much fun......
Mishka has a toy truck he pushes around, by beak LoL
I have seen those little cars on tv, but never in a store here in S.A.
 
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Please no toy trucks.

Di you have seen Mishka pulling his toy truck before..... why do you say no?

I managed to video him earlier today saying I LOOOOOVe Sean's car, will upload it later today


[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUKwGlOggvY]YouTube - ‪World's Amazing Talking African Grey Parrot "MISHKA" Pulling a toy truk‬‏[/ame]
 
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I videoed Mishka earlier this morning telling me what he thinks about Sean's car. It is hilarious how he repeats and repeats it over and over again. I love the way how he emphasizes the word love.

I have posted the video in this section, because it relates to the topic.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xHo867cN-A]YouTube - ‪World's Amazing Talking African Grey Parrot "MISHKA" Loves Sean's car‬‏[/ame]
 
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Merlin & I luvvve Miska! Sean needs to take him for a ride in his car.

Thanks !!!!!!!!! yipe I agree Sean owes Mishka a ride in his car. Sean has still yet to see this video, and already Mishka has added on, I want to clean Sean's car mommy, Sean's car is dirty.
 

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