He (really a she) is the grey I never wanted - lol. Actually it wasn't him in particular, it was greys in general...but when Bey needed a home (along with 3 lovebirds from the same owner) I took him in and I'm SO glad I did! He's a cuddly lover, smart and talkative and funny - he'll do anything for a laugh, whenever I say, "Who's silly?" he'll do something to make me laugh.

I did put a simple page up for him at http://www.owly.net/Pets/BeyTalks.html that has more pictures and also audio clips.

ChiaOwl
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Sounds like she's lucky she found you.
Sue M

Well he really prefers my husband, who isn't interested. So Bey spends time with my when Pete isn't around, and is a lot of fun - so I'd say I'm glad we found each other!

Nice to "meet" you, Sue :).

ChiaOwl
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....and fully feathered.....What a great bird! Thanks for sharing.

Mona

Hi , This is my first time here. I have a congo she is 1 years old her name is cody . I also thought she was a he. any way she is the joy of my husband and my life . she is always talking and making us laugh. My husband is diabled and home all the time with her, when Im at work she is terriffic company

Welcome aboard, Judy! Does your husband have enough use of his arms to give the bird treats? If so, I would think that training would give them both another fun thing to do while they're together - and with all the time they have together, who knows what that bird could learn. :-) I've been working on some training articles in the 'articles' section of the web site, let me know if you find them helpful or if there's anything unclear about them.

Nate Waddoups
Redmond WA USA