SOME facts about parrots:

• All parrots' eggs are white.
• Parrots don't have vocal cords, so they actually "trumpet" sound by pushing air out of their trachea.
• Wild parrots do not learn to talk, but the African Grey is the easiest to teach.
• Parrots, when not nesting, live in groups known as flocks and are prone to squawking and screaming.
• Parrots have four toes on each foot.
• Most parrots build their nests in holes in trees, termite mounds, rock cavities or ground tunnels. Only a few build stick nests.
• Parrots have a thick muscular tongue that helps them eat fruit and seeds.
• Chocolate is poisonous to Parrots. - Animalfacts.com