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The Eclectus Parrot: The Complete Guide to Subspecies, Breeding, Diet, Selling, Owning and Mating - 218 Pages By Graham Taylor - 60 Year #1 International Eclectus Expert Table of Contents: Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1 Genus Eclectus 1.The Grand Eclectus Eclectus roratus roratus 2.Vosmaeri Eclectus Eclectus roratus vosmaeri 3.Tanimbar Island Eclectus Eclectus roratus riedeli 4.Cornelia Eclectus Eclectus roratus cornelia 5.Aru Island Eclectus Eclectus roratus aruensis 6.Biak Island Eclectus Eclectus roratus biaki 7.New Guinea Eclectus Eclectus roratus polychloros 8.Solomon Island Eclectus Eclectus roratus solomonensis 9.The Australian Eclectus Eclectus roratus macgillivrayi Chapter 2 The 1968 Expedition To Cape York Chapter 3 Collecting From The Wild Chapter 4 The Captive Breeding Of Eclectus Parrots 4.1 Purchasing an Eclectus parrot 4.2 Housing 4.3 Diet for Eclectus parrots 4.4 Nesting requirements 4.5 Catching and moving Chapter 5 The Removal of Chicks, And Handfeeding 5.1 When to remove them 5.2 Brooders 5.3 The Intensive care unit 5.4 Handfeeding 5.5 Fledglings, when to remove them 5.6 Sale, permits, boxing and shipping Chapter 6 Keeping Eclectus Parrots Healthy Chapter 7 Companion Eclectus In The United States Of America Chapter 8 The Importance Of Keeping Records About Graham Taylor My name is Graham Taylor and I was born in Grafton, NSW Australia, in 1940. I now live at Bonville, NSW just South of Coffs Harbour. I have been interested in bird keeping and breeding since the age of 15. I first started keeping native parrots, then when I got married I concentrated on the Australian Black Cockatoo's. In 1971 I was credited with the first breeding of the White-tailed Black Cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus funereus latirostis). In 1972 my family and I moved from NSW to far North Queensland to develop a bird-park. Our plan was to display and breed as many of our native Australian species of parrots and cockatoos, many species were bred here over the next few years. We later sold the bird park and returned to NSW. In 1986 I was offered a position as Bird Curator at the new Pearl Coast Zoological Gardens, in Broome Western Australia. This Zoo was owned by The Lord McAlpine of West Green, London, United Kingdom. In 1989 I was made Manager of the zoo and was responsible for 39 staff 200 mammals and 1500 birds. In 1993 after the zoo closed due to the health of its owner, my family and I returned to NSW, I purchased most of the bird collection and shipped them all back to their new home in NSW. In 2003 I wrote the book "Eclectus Parrots An Experience" which was a great success. Then in 2013 I release an updated digital e book edition which is available via my web page www.eclectus-parrots.com Graham Taylor. ... Order Today!
This long awaited title features a comprehensive description of all 10 subspecies.
Eclectus parrots are beautiful birds that are smart, charming, and have impressive personalities. Because of their unique characteristics, they are popular among bird lovers and those who want to house parrots. The Eclectus parrot is one of the most talented mimicking/talking birds on earth. They are among the most popular pet birds today. They love to play. They are extremely fun loving birds that can even be goofy at times. They will keep you entertained with antics like hanging upside down from the cage and bathing in their water bowls. These birds are mostly independent and can keep themselves entertained for the most part. However, they do need your attention from time to time, without which they may develop behavioral issues. When you bring home an Eclectus parrot, you need to understand the responsibility of the bird. These birds have a long life span and can stay with the family for close to 30 years. This book will tell you everything that you need to know about raising your Eclectus parrot. This is your go-to guide if you are still a beginner and do not have any experience with pet birds. . More than a handbook, The Complete Pet Owners Manual On The Eclectus Parrot offers all the information owners need to know about feeding, caring for, and training their Eclectus parrot. From the time you bring the bird home to the common challenges with the bird's health, this book covers everything that you need to know to have a happy time owning an The Complete Pet Owners Manual On The Eclectus Parrot. While this species is a good fit for households, it requires special time and attention. If you are looking to care for an Eclectus parrot but want to know more about this captivating bird in general, we have a book for you.
The Eclectus Parrot is a complete reference guide to this fascinating bird species. Written by Graham Taylor, an internationally renowned Eclectus expert, the book is broken down into 8 chapters that provide a thorough analysis of all 17 subspecies and offer information on how to breed, house, feed, and look after these birds.Graham Taylor is a Grafton, NSW Australia native who has been interested in birds since he was 15. He worked as a manager at Pearl Coast Zoological Gardens in Broome Western Australia where he was responsible for 200 mammals and 1,500 birds. In 2003, he wrote the book, 'Eclectus Parrots An Experience,' to share his knowledge about this interesting bird species.his guidebook is a fantastic companion for beginner and expert psittaculturists alike. The text is informative yet still written in an engaging and easy-to-understand manner. -- Amazon.com.
Discover the essential knowledge and practical advice you need to provide optimal care for your Eclectus parrot in this concise and comprehensive guide. "Eclectus Parrot Care" equips you with the tools and insights necessary to create a nurturing environment, maintain a balanced diet, and foster a deep bond with these colorful and intelligent birds. Whether you're a first-time owner or an experienced enthusiast, this book offers a wealth of information to ensure the well-being and happiness of your Eclectus parrot. This guide covers all elements of Eclectus parrot care in a plain and accessible manner, from setting up a suitable cage to understanding their peculiar behaviors. To keep your parrot in peak form, learn about their specialized nutritional requirements, effective training strategies, and preventive healthcare measures. Troubleshooting frequent issues and understanding their communication signs will allow you to give your Eclectus parrot the attention it needs. With "Eclectus Parrot Care," you'll begin a gratifying journey as a responsible and knowledgeable parrot owner, raising a vivacious companion that will bring you delight and company for years to come.
Eclectus parrots begin from Australia, New Guinea and Indonesia. They are anything but difficult to tame and anxious to bond with their human colleagues. Eclectus have a normal talking capacity and can adapt many various words. The clearness of their discourse is mind boggling and approaches the lucidity of the African Gray.