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Leopold
I THINK IT NEEDS A LITTLE MORE CAYENNE. Leopold, a white-bellied caique, taste tests for Michael and Anne Hainsworth of Durham, N.C.

Spike
I HEART YOU. Spike the cockatiel's heart-themed swing inspires him to flare "heart wings" at his owner, Jaime Fulcher of Ontario, Canada.

Obi-One
HOT-PINK MONKEY LOVE. Roseanna Launstein's baby vos eclectus, Obi-One, enjoys an embrace from his favorite stuffed animal.

Coqui
PROFILE OF COQUI. Herman Dominguez of Port Richey captured a good closeup of his halfmoon conure.

Toby
GIVE US A SMOOCH! Toby, a green parakeet, lays one on Kitty, a blue parakeet. Their owner is Mindy Ogg of Houston.

Snowy
IS IT SAFE TO COME OUT? Snowy the umbrella cockatoo actually loves being under cover, says owner Sandy Hammond.

Iago
IAGO, THEREFORE I AM. Michelle Wilson of Alberta, Canada, caught this shot of her cockatiel, Iago, while he perched on her knee.

Paco
I'M READY FOR MY RETINA SCAN. Emily Gough of High Point, N.C., focused on her double-yellow head Paco's nicest feature, his orange eyes.

budgies
APPLE AND SPANGLE. These unusually marked budgies belong to Rosie Ives of Devon, United Kingdom.

Jello
THIS HAND IS SO COZY I COULD...ZZZZZZZ. Adrienna Taylor of St. John's Newfoundland shows off her baby budgie.

Danny
ALMOST GOT IT! Danny, a yellow-nape Amazon owned by Stephen Young of Darwin, Australia, can't resist a brightly hued blossom.

Boomer
DESERT OUTING. Boomer, a calico macaw owned by Chris Biro, an advocate of free flying pet birds, takes wing in Moab, Utah.

Tiki
PARDON MY TAIL. Tiki, a Congo African grey owned by Susan Weber of Little Ferry, N.J., rearranges his species' famous red feathers.

Ralphie
I'M THIS BIG! Chelle Collins' blue-and-gold macaw Ralphie displays his wings.

Charro
THE WEATHER OUTSIDE WAS FRIGHTFUL. Rachel Parker's blue-and-gold macaw, Charro, looks out on a snowy day in Grand Ridge, Ill.

Pico
I LOVE THESE THREE-WAY MIRRORS. Pico, a white-bellied caique who lives with Cindy Jones of Houston, checks all angles.

Phoenix
I ALWAYS WANTED TO BE A CAN-CAN GIRL. Phoenix, a Goffin's cockatoo, tosses her tail feathers into the air just as Sherry Johnson of San Leon, Texas, passes by with a camera.

Jessie James
THE ORANGE ONES TASTE BEST. Jessie James, a sun conure belonging to Pam Hardy of Alberta, Canada, tries out new fruit-flavored toy sticks.

jojo
DON'T YOU JUST LOVE WATCHING THE SUNSET? JoJo and Chickie, white-bellied caiques, bid farewell to the end of another day on their outside perch.

Cassius
THIS IS ME LAST HALLOWEEN AS A NATIVE AMERICAN. Despite occasionally menacingly raising his head feathers, her hawk-head parrot is a sweetheart, says Jill Warner of Santa Clarita, Calif.

Jellybean
AH, AHH, AHHH-CHOOO! It looks like allergy season for Jen Haubrich's parrotlet, Jellybean, of Lincoln, Neb.

Monster and Fawkes
MONSTER AND FAWKES. Kelsey Head of Gold Coast, Australia, shared this shot of his budgies.

cockatiels
IS THIS ROPE SAFE? Bo-bebe, a lutino cockatiel owned by Amelie Roussel of Mirabel, Canada, checks her perch for structural problems.

Nin
NIN'S CAGE. This unusual dutch blue peach-face lovebird belongs to Megan Grueneberg of Alberta, Canada.

Sydne
WHATSUP? Sydne the eclectus greets his owner, CJ Banfill of Williamsport, Pa.

Oola
IN THE HOOD. Oola, a military macaw owned by Chris Pezza of Manahawkin, N.J., gets dry after a bath.

Stella
I THINK I SEE A PEANUT I MISSED! Stella, a white-cap pionus owned by Jennie Kiger of Oxford, Miss., spies something tasty on the floor of her cage.

Maynard
MAYNARD'S MY NAME, SUAVE IS MY GAME. April Chavez's double-yellow headed Amazon flirts with the camera.

Emmett
DON'T MIND ME. Emmett, a black-head caique, has found a place to watch Diane L S O'Gara of Cape Coral, Fla., as she works in her office.

Jade
I'VE NEVER SEEN SUCH A LONG TAIL! Monette Wright's Mexican redhead Amazon, Jade, eyes bite-worthy plumage belonging to Harley, a blue-and-gold macaw.

KC
YOU'RE PROBABLY WONDERING WHY I'VE ASKED YOU HERE. KC, a blue-and-gold macaw owned by Terri Mitchell of Gulf Breeze, Fla., conducts a secret meeting under his wing.

Shiloh
I DON'T THINK YOU'RE STUFFY AT ALL! Shiloh, a Congo African grey, kisses his best buddy, "Macaw." They live with Robin Wood of Mechanicsville, Md.

HEY, IT'S A NICE DAY! Piper the umbrella cockatoo wonders if perhaps John or Marlene Lucas might take her outside in the back yard of their home in Miami Lakes, Fla.

Toot
WRAP ME UP. Toot, a white-bellied caique, is dressed as a present by Suzanne DeRosa of Farmington, Conn.

Petrie
OUT FOR A WALK. Haley K.'s fiery-shouldered conure, Petrie, strolls along the arm of the couch at home in Toronto.

Roxy
I'M POOPED. Roxy, a lovebird owned by Kelli of Muncie, Ind., hunkers down on the nearest toy for a rest.

Skittles and Peanut
BONK. Skittles, a sun conure, and Peanut, a Timneh African grey, enjoy mutual head rubs. They live in Delaware, Ohio, with Kelcie Merritt.


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