African Grey Parrot

African grey parrots use wooded habitats in parts of Africa and gather socially around feeding or roosting sites. Strong bills and grasping feet assist in handling foods. Familiar grey parrots include distinct forms whose identification can depend on size, tail color and bill features. Tree cavities provide nesting shelter. Their learned calls and sensitivity to social surroundings help explain vocal flexibility, while wild lives involve movement, foraging and sustained relationships beyond imitating human speech.