Tommy Hilfiger Parrot swim shorts

Royal Ascot Parrot Hats

 Extraordinary hats on show at the annual Royal Ascot horse-racing event.

Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascot_Racecourse

Link: http://www.ascot.co.uk/

Macaw Hat, 2011

Cockatoo Hat, 2012

Philip Gatward budgie tent

Designed by Philip Gatward

"Beyond the gorgeous colors, when viewed close up and larger than life, who knew parakeets had such human expressions. Bright feathered crests all puffed up like pompadours, these colorful birds suddenly transform into society matrons or the rich uncle you can't stand but whose social tortures you endure lest they take you out of their will."

Size: L 355cm (11'8") x W 170cm(5'7") x H 140cm (4'7")

(sleeps two people comfortably)

Where to buy: http://www.fieldcandy.com/legends/philipgatward.htm

Macaws parrots in Gone with the Wind movie

Source: http://paisleycurtain.blogspot.com/2011/05/gone-with-wind-sets.html

Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel (1881-1965)'s Macaws

Source: http://haji-b.blogspot.it/2010/12/yours-truly-lh-jungnickel-1881-1965.html
Source: http://haji-b.blogspot.it/2011/08/adventures-at-vienna-zoo.html
Source: http://haji-b.blogspot.it/2011/02/lh-jungnickel-origin-of-species.html
Source: http://haji-b.blogspot.it/2011/02/bresslern-roth-jungnickel.html

Fashion Cartoon: Two Parrots, 1911

Blauer Ara

 

Two Macaws (blue version)

Two Macaws (violet version)

Color woodcut, 1914

Forest parrot

Color woodcut, 1914

Three blue Macaws

Color woodcut, 1909

 

Parrot postcard for the Wiener Werkstaette, ca. 1907

Ex libris, 1919

Source: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Exlibris-Wiener-Werkstaette-Artist-JUNGNICKEL-1919-/180855839329

Rapunzel Organic Mints

Rapunzel Organic Mints – with lemon, 50 gr.

hwww.rapunzel.de

 

Where to buy: http://webshop.rapunzel.de/Organic-Mints-Lemon-HIH-192671.html

Duchess of Richmond's african grey

The oldest surviving example of bird taxidermy is believed to be Frances Stuarts' (the Duchess of Richmond and Lennox) African Grey Parrot, which can still be seen in Westminster Abbey, London. The bird died soon after its mistress in 1702 and X-rays show that it was preserved in a rather crude manner, which makes the parrot's survival all these years even more remarkable. 

Source: http://www.ravishingbeasts.com/parrots/2006/11/3/parrot-companions.html

Source: http://taxidermy4cash.com/victorian.html

In the Westminster Abbey Museum is a life size (5 feet 8 inches) wax effigy of Frances Teresa (Stuart), Duchess of Richmond and Lennox, with her pet African grey parrot on a stand beside her (which is the oldest stuffed bird in the country).

Source: http://www.westminster-abbey.org/our-history/people/frances-teresa-stuart