I finally got all the videos posted on my
website in the best talking parrot category.

(Remember this is just the first of 3 categories
of my video contest that stand the chance at
earning a $250 prize for best video…

… later this week I’ll also be sending you some
links to the FUNNIEST, and most AMAZING parrot
videos as well.

Please check out the videos here:
http://www.birdtricks.com/video/talking-parrots.html

But PLEASE remember to VOTE for your favorite video!!!

One of these videos will win a $250 cash prize for
submitting the best talking parrot video, but I can
only pick a winner if you participate and cast your
vote for you favorite one.

Here’s how to cast your vote for your favorite
talking parrot video:

Step #1 – Watch all the videos at this link:

http://www.birdtricks.com/video/talking-parrots.html

Step #2 – Pick your favorite video, and double click
on it. You’ll be automatically redirected to youtube.com
where YouTube has an option for you to give the video
a 1,2,3,4 or 5 Star rating.

So all you need to do is double click the video, wait
for yourself to be directed to YouTube, and cast a
5 star vote for your favorite video… maybe even leave
a comment if you’d like to share how much you like
one of the videos.

Then, at the end of the week, I’ll tally up the video
with the most amount of 5 star votes and declare it
the winner of the best talking video!

A few of these videos are pretty good so make sure
you check them out. Here’s the link again:

http://www.birdtricks.com/video/talking-parrots.html

Enjoy!

Chet Womach

I just had to share this cute video of this Cockatiel singing the theme song to the Addam’s Family. Make sure you watch it to the end as the Cockatiel is even trained to thump his head on the ground on certain beats! Pretty clever training. I don’t know the person who trained him but well worth watching.

Enjoy!

Chet

A bit of a somber post for you today as I just read this article on MSN about how the worlds best talking parrot has just died.

You can check out the article here:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20723212/?GT1=10357

This bird was the entire reason I got interested in the process of teaching parrots to talk. In fact it’s what inspired me to create my talking course for parrots. My heart goes out to the caretakers of this bird, as it was a truly remarkable creature.

Why don’t we all give our birds a little more attention today… as you’ll never know if it’s the last chance you’ll get to spend some quality
time with them.

Sincerely,

Chet Womach