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Whenever I'm reminded of Pesquet's parrots I have to look up this image.pic.twitter.com/T3GB7FQSod
The Pesquet's Parrot also known as the Vulturine Parrot. "Dracula Parrot" would also be a fitting name (photos: Peter Tan, Greg Hume)pic.twitter.com/LgAkFhOErV
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Ha! I Vant Vone!
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“What is a parrot? A miserable little pile of secrets. But enough talk. Have at you!”
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According to Wikipedia, they feed almost exclusively on figs. What an odd diet!
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Naaaão! Kk
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Zuando! Espécie formidável. Frequentemente confundida com o nosso brasileiríssimo Pyrilia vulturina
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Fui pesquisar... Se eu encontro por aí juro que é um papagaio! kkk
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*Goth intensifies*
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Dinosaur.
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Exactly what I thought.
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Can they mimic speech?
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You don't have to be a parrot to mimic. Even starlings can learn to talk. Like any male bird they probably have some kind of song they do but if they hear a lot of words I don't know if they learn speech
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Starlings too? Interesting.
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Not generally out in the wild but if they're rescued and stay in captivityhttps://youtu.be/l6tnS24wrbc
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