is anyone else raising parrots?

We have two macaw parrots. Jabba is a blue and gold and Yoda is a scarlet. Jabba is about 2 1/2 years old and Yoda is 1 1/2. Yoda came to us already saying "I love you" and Jabba has learned many words and short sentences. You can tell he's getting rowdy when he goes "Ready?" and starts his bobbing dance. At least he lets you know before he attacks! I am trying to teach them to say "Yankees suck" but so far have had no luck. Any hints?

Hi there! I raise Quakers too. They are really smart parrots. I like the size of them too....not too big and not too small! My breeders all talk. It's fun to walk in the Aviary and hear them all start to jabber.

I dun have right now but i had about 20 love birds, a pair of cocktails,and many pair of bujrigars! I loved them badly and i am thnking of raising them again.

My wife has 2 African Grays, a Scarlet Macaw, a Blue and Gold Macaw, 2 breeding pair of Cape Parrots (endangered in the wild), a Rosella (bright red Australian grass parakeet), an Eclectus Parrot, and 12 Amazon Parrots of assorted species. The Macaws and African Grays are great conversationalists, but one of the Amazons does a perfect imitation of our cat's meow.

Ive have a parakeet, conure, pionus, african grey and about 20 lovebirds. all are family members and loveable, cuddle and friendly..except for the lovebirds!...since there are so many of them they are in an aviary on the back porch. im not intentionaly raising/breeding them, but they are good at it on their own! lol My pionus has "freak out" moments and the conure will whisper "hush hush its ok" until she calms down, yells hello at ppl when they visit or, unfortunatly, when they call on the phone! the grey has a few words but prefers sounds..the bomb exploding, barking, toilet flushing (of all things!) and the most annoying is the little beep noise the answering machine makes when there are messages! that one drives us all nuts! but they are my babies!