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Senegalese parrots are among the most heavily trapped birds in the world. These little guys are only about nine inches long and weigh up to six ounces. While they may be small in size, they're a lively bunch with energetic and gregarious personalities. Because of this, Senegalese parrots have become popular pets. So popular, in fact, that it is now illegal to capture a wild one.
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