One-eyed flightless parrot gets new adapted home
Summary
A one-eyed, flightless African Grey parrot named Monica has been given a specially-adapted aviary at Hoo Zoo in Telford to help her thrive after losing an eye. The new home includes low perches and a cat flap, allowing her to interact with other parrots and live comfortably.Key Facts
- Monica is an African Grey parrot who cannot fly due to her wings being clipped by previous owners.
- She recently lost an eye, prompting adaptations to her living space.
- Hoo Zoo in Telford adjusted her aviary with low perches and a cat flap.
- A deep layer of bark mulch is on the floor for her to dig and explore.
- Her food and water are placed at ground level for easy access.
- The aviary also provides space for other parrots to fly freely.
- Monica has lived at the zoo for several years and is well-loved by the zoo staff.
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