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Previous Video     Return to Search Results     Next Video How to Tell Age of African Grey Parrot? Published on August 20, 2023 How can you tell the age of an African Grey Parrot? This video explains how you can tell apart a baby African Grey from an adult. You can tell by looking at the eyes, beak, and tail. Watch the video to see the tell tale signs of an adult Grey Parrot vs a baby Grey. Learn the age of Psittacus erithacus African Grey with these tips. Previous Video     Return to Search Results     Next Video Suggested Videos 0:17 Trimming Nails of my 12 year old Macaw Parrot 1:29 African Grey Talking Ability and Tips on Getting Parrot to Talk 8:43 Why Are Parrots So Expensive!? 2:03 Parrot Climbing Nets! These are Huge! 2:58 Bird Cemetery - Ginger's Parrot Rescue Memorial Garden 2:40 Parrot Tower Toy - Groovy Bird Toy 0:59 Are These Pin Feathers Ready? Macaw Molting #parrot #bird 8:01 Kea Parrot - A Meat Eating Alpine Parrot in New Zealand

Share my passion for all parrots! Watch my extensive archive of free parrot training videos. Subscribe to All Parrots on YouTube so you don't miss a new release. Watch Michael Sazhin, the Parrot Wizard, training parrots to step up, come out of cage, go back into cage, flight recall, put on a bird harness, flip upside, do tricks, and become all around great pets! Videos include parrots such as Cockatiel, Indian Ringneck, Sun Conure, Green Cheek Conure, Senegal Parrot, Cape Parrot, Galah (Rose Breasted Cockatoo), Palm Cockatoo, Timneh African Grey, Congo African Grey, Scarlet Macaw, Blue and Gold Macaw, Green-Winged Macaw, and Hyacinth Macaw. Future release videos may feature other parrot species such as Parrotlet, Lovebird, Budgie, Blue Crowned Conure, White Bellied Caique, Black Headed Caique, Meyer's Parrot, Jardine's Parrot, Blue Headed Pionus, Orange Winged Amazon, Yellow Naped Amazon, Umbrella Cockatoo, Sulphur Crested Cockatoo, Military Macaw, Illeger's Macaw, Hahn's Macaw, and Eclectus. Thank you for visiting AllParrots.com