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An unusual, but interesting parrot.
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Feb 27, 2010
- by rebeccakoconnor
- posted in Heckled By Parrots Reviews
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The Norwegian Blue is incredibly rare and you are unlikely to find it in captivity. However, if you do happen upon one, after you admire it's beautiful plumage, there are some species quirks of which you need to be aware:
- May spend an excessive amount of time pining for the fjords.
- Extremely aggressive and for safety purposes may need to be nailed to the perch.
- Spends an inordinate amount of time on its back.
- May get shagged out after a long squawk.
- Unlikely to voom even if you put 4,000 volts through it.
One of the last Norwegian Blues known in captivity:
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devora
March 03, 2010
Wait, the Norwegian Blue Parrot actually exists? I thought it was just a Monty Python sketch! :P
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Quick Tip by mdfloyd.
March 12, 2010
Ah, the Norwegian Blue will always remind us of the sweet but short life we all share.
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Rebecca K. O'Connor isan author, an animal trainer and a champion for wetlands conservation.Perhaps she is best known for her parrot blog, Heckled by Parrots, her parrot guide A Parrot for Life and her … more
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