My Perjo doesn't talk yet (8 months old on Monday) but she loves to whistle and vocalize in her way. I've noticed she seems to be happiest early in the morning when I get up and uncover her cage and the 45 minutes immediately after a bath. She's never not happy, but she's happiest at those moments, I can tell how she vocalizes.
When is your grey the happiest?
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Tsali
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- Tsali - African Grey- I am a one parrot parent. It's a full time job keeping Tsali healthy and happy.
Tsali is happiest when he is out of his cage and very near me.
He tends to be very talkative early in the morning and late afternoon. As I type he is talking up a storm. He is saying the following non-stop with some other phrases thrown in:
Whats your number xxx-xxx-xxxx,
What does a doggie say - then barks
Whistling
Making the creaky door opening sound
I'm a big boy
I'm a good boy
Bye bye Tsali,
Hey goober
He tends to be very talkative early in the morning and late afternoon. As I type he is talking up a storm. He is saying the following non-stop with some other phrases thrown in:
Whats your number xxx-xxx-xxxx,
What does a doggie say - then barks
Whistling
Making the creaky door opening sound
I'm a big boy
I'm a good boy
Bye bye Tsali,
Hey goober
jdlehman76
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My Gray is happiest when she is outside and I'm out on the porch with her. She has a whole selection of whistles and some words that she likes to use. She gets to spend the whole summer in her outdoor pen on our front porch and I get to be out there throughout the day with her.
LeaKP
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Nigel is happiest when he is with all of the family together. He's always very happy and vocal but when we are all together talking, eating, or whatever, he's everywhere playing and chatting.
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