>i found with amazons, they talk before they are weaned! they would be >saying gooood boy! when i would spoon them their formula, wouldnt even >have feathers yet. Then I got my grey. not a word.
Amazons often work out their language skills in front of people, babbling away while they learn how to put sounds together, while greys most often listen very carefully for a long time, practice in a very low voice when no one is around, start talking louder when people are in the other room, and finally graduate to talking in front of people! Many greys won't talk in front of strangers. Cherie Western North Carolina Lilja, Roka (Icelandics)and Tyra (Fjord)
