Sentences with phrase «for wild parrots»
Not exact matches
Look for the trials of a Mongolian colt and his human caregivers in The Story of the Weeping Camel, the survival of stray birds in San Francisco in The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill, the ties that bind a fictional African family in The Gods Must Be Crazy 2 and the sibling relationship captured in the Japanese anime film My Neighbor Totoro.
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Documentary Richard Berge — «The Island President,» «The Rape of Europa» Mathilde Bonnefoy * — «CitizenFour,» «The Invisibles» Emad Burnat — «5 Broken Cameras» Guy Davidi — «5 Broken Cameras,» «Interrupted Streams» Geralyn Dreyfous — «The Square,» «The Invisible War» Lewis Erskine — «Free Angela: And All Political Prisoners,» «Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple» Shana Hagan — «Misconception,» «This Film Is Not Yet Rated» Tony Hardmon — «Detropia,» «Semper Fi: Always Faithful» Leonard Retel Helmrich — «Position among the Stars,» «Shape of the Moon» Pirjo Honkasalo — «The 3 Rooms of Melancholia,» «Atman» Judy Irving — «Pelican Dreams,» «The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill» Robert Kenner — «Merchants of Doubt,» «Food, Inc.» Marc Levin — «Mr. Untouchable,» «The Last Party» Jesse Moss — «The Overnighters,» «Full Battle Rattle» Pratibha Parmar — «Alice Walker: Beauty in Truth,» «A Place of Rage» Paula DuPre» Pesmen — «Keep On Keepin» On,» «The Cove» Gordon Quinn — «Life Itself,» «Hoop Dreams» Kim Roberts — «Waiting for «Superman»,» «Lost Boys of Sudan» Richard Rowley — «Dirty Wars,» «The Fourth World War» João Moreira Salles — «Santiago,» «Entreatos (Intermissions)» Ondi Timoner — «We Live in Public,» «Dig!»
The wild bird conservation act of 1992 (WBCA) prevents US citizens from commercially importing parrots; this act has stopped the legal importation of wild ‐ caught parrots destined for the U.S. since late 1991.
The nice thing about wild - bird feed and related products is that there is a small learning curve compared to selling a parrot or fish - tank setup, for instance.
Parrots in the wild, for instance, eat mineral - rich dirt to supplement their diet.
Annual Parrot Nutrition Breakdown — Bird Channel (Bird - Talk Magazine Online), 2014 Caring for Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Ferrets, Pot - Bellied Pigs, and Wallabies — Parade.com, January 2014 Ask Martha: Take a Walk on the Wild Side — Courier - Post, October 2014 The Pet Show — ABC News (WJLA), February 2014 The Pet Show — ABC News (WJLA), May 2014
The Avian Welfare Coalition does not focus on taking away human rights, but on increasing human awareness and responsibility for the welfare of parrots living in captivity and the wild.
For instance, parrots are social animals in the wild.
Our unwavering determination to promote awareness for the preservation, conservation and education of wild and captive parrot species echoes throughout our site — because their future is our concern.
Unlike dogs and cats who have been selectively bred and domesticated over several millennia, parrots have only been bred domestically for a few generations and therefore they are not that different (physically or psychologically) from their wild counterparts.
Our unwavering determination to promote awareness for the preservation, and conservation of wild and captive parrot species echo throughout these pages, for their plight is inherent.
Stay in the nearby town of Jackson for a nice dinner (try Wild Sage at The Rusty Parrot Lodge) after a long day of hiking or skiing.
Westgate Bridge: Great views as we depart Melbourne Colac Park: Meet and greet over Morning Tea Twelve Apostles: View the almighty 12 Apostles Loch Ard Gorge: Be surrounded by the towering limestone cliffs Gibson steps: Walk on the beach and be dwarfed by the 12 Apostles Rainforest: Guided bushwalk through the ancient Otways Rainforest Apollo Bay: Cute seaside town, stop for some refreshments Kennett River: Spot wild Koalas, Kookaburras and Parrots Split Point Lighthouse: Famous for Aussie TV show «Round the Twist» Torquay: Surfing capital of Australia!
Next, head to Telegraph Hill for an awesome view, and see if you can spot any of the wild parrots that call Telegraph Hill home (although they have been known to fly all over the city).