Honesty
08-22-2013, 11:21 AM
This is the Grand Cayman Parrot:) Isn't it stunning?
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"The parrot is just as Caymanian as the Caymanian himself, and as long as time exists, should be allowed to grace our skies".
Otto Watler ( A farmer belongs to Cayman Islands).
Many farmers in Cayman Islands consider theses parrot a pest, feeding from their valuable fruit trees. It is very frustrating for them to see their crop attacked, although some farmers have realized that the reduction in mature crop yield is often smaller than it appears. For example, many of the immature mangoes whose kernels are devoured by parrots, would be shed by the tree before maturity in any case. Mr. Otto Watler, has said that he is happy to "give that little bit back to nature, so that my children and grandchildren will have the parrot in their skies".
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"The parrot is just as Caymanian as the Caymanian himself, and as long as time exists, should be allowed to grace our skies".
Otto Watler ( A farmer belongs to Cayman Islands).
Many farmers in Cayman Islands consider theses parrot a pest, feeding from their valuable fruit trees. It is very frustrating for them to see their crop attacked, although some farmers have realized that the reduction in mature crop yield is often smaller than it appears. For example, many of the immature mangoes whose kernels are devoured by parrots, would be shed by the tree before maturity in any case. Mr. Otto Watler, has said that he is happy to "give that little bit back to nature, so that my children and grandchildren will have the parrot in their skies".