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TexDot33
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Cameroon African Grey

Was asked to do a shoot for my favorite parrot store here in my area.  This is a very unique situation for me in the terms that I will be working with two different types of greys ... this guys is a Cameroon Grey and to my understanding they are significantly larger than their Southern Counterparts ....

   


This "little" guy weighs in at over 400 g and is still so young that he doesn't know how to "step-up" and still is really uncomfortable perching (unsteady and unsure of himself).

Next week I get to work with a very rare RED African Grey (I am not sure that how I feel about these genetic mutations) and we are hoping to get the images and story into a future copy of Bird Talk.

- "Hamlet"
- "Mac"
02-28-2010 08:00 PM
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RE: Cameroon African Grey

TexDot33 Wrote:
Was asked to do a shoot for my favorite parrot store here in my area.  This is a very unique situation for me in the terms that I will be working with two different types of greys ... this guys is a Cameroon Grey and to my understanding they are significantly larger than their Southern Counterparts ....


This "little" guy weighs in at over 400 g and is still so young that he doesn't know how to "step-up" and still is really uncomfortable perching (unsteady and unsure of himself).

Next week I get to work with a very rare RED African Grey (I am not sure that how I feel about these genetic mutations) and we are hoping to get the images and story into a future copy of Bird Talk.


Yep.

That's TUSK as a baby!!! Only he's not quite so clumsy anymore.

In the Aviary: One CAG, Three Conures, Two Macaws, Two Amazons.
03-01-2010 06:38 PM
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RE: Cameroon African Grey

aww, look at that babyface.

just one spoiled-rotten parrot...
casper--female senegal--hatched 4/28/06

she's a motormouth of a sennie if i ever heard one!
03-04-2010 12:57 AM
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