Parrot culture: our 2,500-year-long fascination with the world's most talkative bird

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History of Science and Natural History Avian ecology and behavior Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies

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Prologue: Circa 40 Million B.C. Chapter 1: Invasion of the Parrots Chapter 2: Mysteries and Marvels Chapter 3: Return of the Parrots Chapter 4: Unhappy Bird! Chapter 5: Dead Parrot Sketch Chapter 6: Extinction and Beyond Epilogue Notes Bibliography Index

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