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Dear Gabby
Dear Gabby,
I’d like to hear what you know about the Kakapo Parrot.
On top of this, the Polynesians and Europeans prized the Kakapo Parrot for it’s feathers, skin and even as a diet, further depleting the population. European settlers sent the skin of the first found Kakap0 to England for study. The 1889 study found the Kakapo to be the oldest, least developed parrot known to man, which only made taxidermy of this precious parrot more popular.
Around 1952, New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs took note of the Kakapo Parrot and began conservation efforts. PLEASE visit the KAKAPO RECOVERY PROGRAMME and help my beautiful, critically endangered cousins survive
Respectfully yours, Gabby Bird
Dear Gabby,
Since we just celebrated Veteran’s Day, I was curious if any U.S presidents have ever had pet parrots.
RubySRuby, Thanks for asking. There were actually six U.S. Presidents who have had parrots as pets. Andrew Jackson, Ulysses S. Grant, Calvin Coolidge, George Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, and William McKinley. Martha Washington had a parrot named, you guessed it, “Polly.” Evidently, Polly was a little jealous of “the Prez” and would guard Martha when President Washington entered the room. George also cared for 36 dogs and 14 horses. I don’t think that he was a member of ASPCA.
Gabaroo (Sorry, feeling a little feisty)
If I’m a parrot that sports a Harley Hat, does that make me a BIKER CHICK?
Oh Yeah! Absolutely! The best kind of Biker Chick. With all due respect for HOGS.
Sincerely,
Gabby









