the talking parrot and dancer

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talking parrot and dan Dancing parrot.
double yellow-headed Amazon parrot: yellow-headed Amazon parrot. These birds are talkative, and love to sing. Males are known for doing what is best described as a mach strut — tail feathers flared out, sliding across the floor while making pleasant sounds.

The yellow-headed Amazon’s parrot feathers cover more and more of its head as it ages and can extend down to the nape of its neck

Amazon parrot, is among the most popular companion, probably due to its striking coloring and its ability to talk. These birds are talented in learning songs and phrases, making them charming companions. They have been known in captivity since the 1500s, kept by people ranging from pirates to nobility, and are documented as having a more solid temperament than the similarly gifted yellow-naped Amazon.

These 14 to 16-inch active birds are recognizable by the generous amount of yellow over the head, with flecks of yellow extending to the back and neck and yellow feathers on the legs. The shoulders are red and the rest of the body is deep green. The ring around the eye is white and the beak is horn colored. Immature birds are primarily green with a little yellow above the beak and slight red markings on the shoulders. They come into full color at the onset of maturity, at about 3 to 5 years of age.
A parrot is a wonderful pet.
This one dances to music and loves to talk.
"Good morning" is her favorite word.