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Birds
Birds are
popular as pets in South Africa. Birds can be tamed, and many breeds can be taught to talk, so they
make great companions!
Parrots
& cockatoos need fresh fruit every day, like apples or citrus. They also eat
seeds. Pet shops supply different seed mixes for each type of bird. Birds,
for example, the African grey,
often outlive their owners, so one should plan to leave the bird to someone who
wants it in the event of one's death. African greys are good mimics and can
learn a wide vocabulary.
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Macaw for sale in South Africa
Male Macaw parrot R10,000 rands. It will be
given to you in an iron cage that can be rolled into any room or any
vehicle. It is a well trained, well behaved parrot. Any loving home
interested in taking care of this bird pl contact me for more info &
pictures. Ph 0787353301 or 0731889914
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Pigeons |
Peacock |
Homing pigeons have been used for the sport
of racing, and they have been used to carry messages in cylinders attached to
their legs.
Peacocks need a big living area and are not
suitable for small gardens, where they will eat the flowers! The male bird fans
out his massive tail feathers and dances to attract a female, whose plumage is
plain in comparison. They can be noisy. Feathers can be colourful, or all white.
A crest on the head adds to the exotic appearance.
African grey
parrot
Bird breeders, Bird forum, & info on birds: www.bestbirds.co.za
 Are
you unemployed?
Jesus said, "Think of the birds: they have no
job, yet your Heavenly Father feeds them. And you are much better than
birds!" Matthew 6, 26
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English (free) www.bibles.co.za
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