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 |These birds are native to many countries. "Love bird" is a colloquial term sometimes applied to parakeets, but more often, it is used to identify birds belonging to the genus ''Agapornis.'' To avoid confusion, either "love bird" should be omitted from this requirement, or the "or" term should be replaced with "and."
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+<!-- 6. What are the laws in your state or country regarding the capture, breeding, role and/or export of cage birds? Be sure you are abiding by them while fulfilling the requirements of this honor. -->
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-|These birds are native to many countries. "Love bird" is a colloquial term sometimes applied to parakeets, but more often, it is used to identify birds belonging to the genus ''Agapornis.''  To avoid confusion, either "love bird" should be omitted from this requirement, or the "or" term should be replaced with "and."
+|These birds are native to many countries. "Love bird" is a colloquial term sometimes applied to parakeets, but more often, it is used to identify birds belonging to the genus ''Agapornis.'' To avoid confusion, either "love bird" should be omitted from this requirement, or the "or" term should be replaced with "and."
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-Consider what you are doing carefully before becoming a pet bird keeper.  Most of the birds commonly kept as pets live for ''decades''.  Parrots have the potential to outlive their keepers, with a lifespan that routinely reaches 50 years.  Think about what you will be doing for the next 50 years and whether you expect you can care for another creature for that length of time.  Pet birds that are given a lot of attention early in life get used to it.  When the family situation changes and the bird no longer receives that amount of attention, it may begin to engage in self-mutilation.
+Consider what you are doing carefully before becoming a pet bird keeper. Most of the birds commonly kept as pets live for ''decades''. Parrots have the potential to outlive their keepers, with a lifespan that routinely reaches 50 years. Think about what you will be doing for the next 50 years and whether you expect you can care for another creature for that length of time. Pet birds that are given a lot of attention early in life get used to it. When the family situation changes and the bird no longer receives that amount of attention, it may begin to engage in self-mutilation.
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-Birds are incredibly intelligent and have a deep capacity for love.  They also have a deep capacity for sorrow.  You need to be mindful of this ''before'' you take on the responsibility of bird ownership.
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-;Cage: Do not keep a canary in a round cage, or it will develop psychological problems.  A square cage will avoid this problem.
+;Cage: Do not keep a canary in a round cage, or it will develop psychological problems. A square cage will avoid this problem.
 ;Drafts: Keep the canary away from drafts.
-;Water: Make sure the canary always has fresh water.  A canary will die in as little as 15 hours without water.
+;Water: Make sure the canary always has fresh water. A canary will die in as little as 15 hours without water.
-;Food: Use a high quality, fresh seed mix.  If the seeds can germinate, they are fresh.  You can test for this by wrapping some seed in a wet paper towel, placing them in a plastic bag, and storing in a warm place for about a week.  If the seeds have not sprouted by then, they were not fresh.  Give your canary a serving of greens every day.  A healthy canary can consume half its body weight per day in greens.  Use broccoli, romaine lettuce, collards, or even dandelion greens.
+;Food: Use a high quality, fresh seed mix. If the seeds can germinate, they are fresh. You can test for this by wrapping some seed in a wet paper towel, placing them in a plastic bag, and storing in a warm place for about a week. If the seeds have not sprouted by then, they were not fresh. Give your canary a serving of greens every day. A healthy canary can consume half its body weight per day in greens. Use broccoli, romaine lettuce, collards, or even dandelion greens.
-;Sanitation: Replace the paper on the cage floor ''every day'' and clean the cage and perch weekly.  Do not use perfumes or air fresheners around a canary.  These birds are highly sensitive to airborne toxins, which is why they were used in mines - to detect deadly gases.  Unfortunately, the gases were detected by the death of the canary, but it often gave the miners time to escape before succumbing themselves.
+;Sanitation: Replace the paper on the cage floor ''every day'' and clean the cage and perch weekly. Do not use perfumes or air fresheners around a canary. These birds are highly sensitive to airborne toxins, which is why they were used in mines - to detect deadly gases. Unfortunately, the gases were detected by the death of the canary, but it often gave the miners time to escape before succumbing themselves.
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-|These birds are native to many countries.  "Love bird" is a colloquial term sometimes applied to parakeets, but more often, it is used to identify birds belonging to the genus ''Agapornis.''  To avoid confusion, either "love bird" should be omitted from this requirement, or the "or" term should be replaced with "and."
+|These birds are native to many countries. "Love bird" is a colloquial term sometimes applied to parakeets, but more often, it is used to identify birds belonging to the genus ''Agapornis.''  To avoid confusion, either "love bird" should be omitted from this requirement, or the "or" term should be replaced with "and."
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 Parakeets originally come from Africa and Australia.
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AY Honors/Bird Pets/Answer Key - Revision history

W126jep: - Category of AYHAB

W126jep at 23:26, 20 September 2021

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W126jep at 22:31, 27 May 2021

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