-=> Quoting Daniel Delgado to Pete Hopping <=-
 DD> Senegals are very nice parrots that belong to the
 DD> poisephalus family. They are generally quiet birds that
 DD> make screaching sounds and can learn to talk. If its a
 DD> wild bird you will have trouble getting it to even step on
 DD> your fingers. And watch out for their very powerfull bite.
 DD> At four years of age they are perfect for breeding. If I
 DD> were to buy it, It would be for breeding. Do you now the
 DD> sex of the bird? If its a female and $300 or less
 DD> it will be a good buy. Males are cheaper than the females.
 DD> Again I state that if its a wild bird it should be used
 DD> for breeding. If you have any more questions reply or E-
 DD> mail me at webepets@icanect.net .
Thanks for the information, Dan. I was just curious about them, having
seen the ad in the paper. The ad didn't state a price nor did it state a
sex. I'm trained in Skinnerian behaviorism and thought I could probably
come up with a way to tame the bird using standard behavior modification
techniques if I had to, in theory at least. Realistically I'd rather not
deal with an untamed bird at this stage of the game. I'm still just a
parrot newbie who doesn't own a bird yet and is reading and asking
questions.
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