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You can read the weblog that my foster parents write for me at http://cocoa-journal.com. My name is Cocoa, and I am happy that I came to Mickaboo as I know they will help me find a super new place to live. I am a beautiful Yellow Nape Amazon that is on the quiet side, but nonetheless frequently chatterous. I rarely squawk, but sometimes whistle very loudly. I love climbing all over my cage and muttering to myself. I show no fear of, and some interest in, the dogs that also reside in my foster home. Sometimes I like to step up, but other times I just like to be left alone. I occasionally try to nip, but it is almost always a half-hearted attempt that says, "Leave me be." Once on your hand, I often like to move to the shoulder. If I had my say-so about it, I'd sit there forever! At this point I have shown no gender favoritism in regards to my human companions. So, you see, that makes me quite flexible in terms to whom I may be adopted to. At one time I muttered an obscenity over and over for a bit, but have not repeated it - so far. Beyond that, I have a great vocabulary, and good delivery - often saying situational things at the right time, as if on queue. I am on a premium seed diet, I like pasta and red sauce, of course, and a variety of fruits and veggies. So far, I have not shown any interest in pellets, but they are always available to me, and I am sometimes offered them as treats. I particularly like Harrison's Lifetime Coarse. I am looking for a forever home, with love and friendship, where I can be safe, loved, warm in winter and comfortable in summer. Hopefully, I am able to watch over my family most of the time and gaze out a window (or be outside) during the day. Notice: Due to the sometimes difficult nature of amazons, Mickaboo prefers that amazons not be a households' first parrot. If you intend to house an amazon, please research the following websites: Wikipedia: Amazon_parrot Birdsnways.com Articles Parrot House Print this page |
