Tuesday, December 31, 2013 at 3:58 
Cockatoos are renowned for their feather destructive behaviour. Image by audreyjm529Caring for your companion can sometimes be disheartening. This is especially true when, no matter what you try, you cannot seem to help them. Carey and James are going through this very scenario with their cockatoo, Kuku.
Sunday, December 29, 2013 at 4:23 
Michael Keys climbing down a tree in Belize during his 2012 visit to install artificial nesting cavities for yellow-headed parrots. Image by: Michael KeysBiologist's 'artistry' with tree cavities helps save Belize's yellow-headed parrot
Sunday, December 29, 2013 at 4:02 
An ex parrot: one of the few Night Parrots collected in the 1870s in South Australia. Image by: Marie Meister, Museum of Zoology, StrasbourgThe Night Parrot has been called the “world’s most mysterious bird”. First discovered in 1845, it was rarely seen alive for most of the next hundred and seventy years, but it has been rediscovered in 2013 by Queensland naturalist John Young.
Saturday, December 28, 2013 at 2:25 
Monk parakeet doing some construction work. Image by Johann SchumacherStaring at a parrot flying through the biting cold of Queens, it is easy to imagine its escape from the warmth of someone’s home, and just as easy to picture its brief future. But looks can be deceiving.
Friday, December 27, 2013 at 13:57 
Ten specimens of the native Puerto Rican parrot were released by Puerto Rico's Natural and Environmental Resources Department, or DRNA, into the wilds of Rio Abajo State Forest in an attempt to establish another colony of the endangered species. EFE/DRNAPuerto Rico's Natural and Environmental Resources Department, or DRNA, released 10 specimens of the Puerto Rican parrot into the wilds of Rio Abajo State Forest in an attempt to establish a colony of the species in the wooded limestone terrain on the northern side of the island.
