Comments on: African Grey Takes Up Residence In Bar http://www.africangreyparrotcentre.co.uk/parrot-blog/african-grey-takes-up-residence-in-bar/ The African grey parrot centre blog is a place for us to communicte with people on a more personal basis and to help you get to know us as real people not just as a parrot website. Fri, 27 Jan 2012 18:55:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sandra http://www.africangreyparrotcentre.co.uk/parrot-blog/african-grey-takes-up-residence-in-bar/#comment-475 Sandra Fri, 18 Jun 2010 15:59:36 +0000 http://www.african-grey-parrots.co.uk/blog/?p=991#comment-475 As long as there is no smoke - that's deadly to the small lungs of birds. He should enjoy the activity but still needs that 12 hours of sleep in a quiet, dark atmosphere. As long as there is no smoke – that’s deadly to the small lungs of birds. He should enjoy the activity but still needs that 12 hours of sleep in a quiet, dark atmosphere.

]]> By: Michele http://www.africangreyparrotcentre.co.uk/parrot-blog/african-grey-takes-up-residence-in-bar/#comment-474 Michele Sat, 27 Feb 2010 20:12:49 +0000 http://www.african-grey-parrots.co.uk/blog/?p=991#comment-474 I agree with Danielle, but would add that the bird should also get some sunshine...I always envision bars as dark...and I feel a bird needs to be able to see outside. also, how late is the bird staying up? parrots need 8-12 hours of solid sleep... I agree with Danielle, but would add that the bird should also get some sunshine…I always envision bars as dark…and I feel a bird needs to be able to see outside.
also, how late is the bird staying up? parrots need 8-12 hours of solid sleep…

]]> By: Danielle http://www.africangreyparrotcentre.co.uk/parrot-blog/african-grey-takes-up-residence-in-bar/#comment-473 Danielle Tue, 23 Feb 2010 14:57:08 +0000 http://www.african-grey-parrots.co.uk/blog/?p=991#comment-473 Greys are very sociable, so this MIGHT be a good thing for Coco, if the pub is non-smoking, and he is not fed any alcohol or junk food. I'm assuming his cage is placed so that nobody can get close enough to startle him by poking fingers at him or anything. I'm also assuming he will get plenty of time out of the cage for play and exercise, and that his cage is large enough that he can play and exercise while confined. Greys are very sociable, so this MIGHT be a good thing for Coco, if the pub is non-smoking, and he is not fed any alcohol or junk food.

I’m assuming his cage is placed so that nobody can get close enough to startle him by poking fingers at him or anything. I’m also assuming he will get plenty of time out of the cage for play and exercise, and that his cage is large enough that he can play and exercise while confined.

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