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Re: quakers
Posted by louis borg on 3/11/05
On 3/10/05, Robin P. wrote: > On 3/10/05, louis borg wrote: >> why are quakers popul;ar with bird keepers in the usa ? > > Hmm...America has kind of a love/hate relationship with the > Quaker parrot.They can be the neatest little birds,they are a > very unique personality compared with other parrot > species.They have a fantastic talking ability,and are highly > intelligent.A well-raised Quaker can be the best pet you ever > had.They are also alot more affordable than most parrots.They > breed very readily and easily (usually) they are coming in > the neatest color mutations.Basically,very neat birds. (That's > the upside) > >> is it true thier is are feral flocks? > > Yep,in many states the Quaker is illegal,due to their > adaptability,and nesting in places such as power > stations,destroying small crops,etc.Quakerville.com has a > list of where they are legal or not,as well as photos of > feral Quaker colonies.Quakers thrive in the snow,unlike many > parrot species. > > > > >> what country do quakers come from? > > > South America,basically.Down there they are considered a HUGE > pest by farmers. > > Distribution: Rio Grande do Sul, extreme southeast Brazil; > Uruguay; northeast Argentina in provinces of Entre Rios, > Santa Fe, Cordoba and Buenos Aires. thank you ROBIN P for that wonderful information about quakers
Posts on this thread, including this one
- quakers, 3/10/05, by louis borg.
- Re: quakers, 3/10/05, by Robin P..
- Re: quakers, 3/11/05, by louis borg.
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