ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月18日 23時02分

Ask people why they chose a parrot as a pet and they’ll usually say they wanted a companion of exotic beauty, gaiety and intellect. But many people interested in parrots don’t realize — until it’s too late and they’ve become owners — that the birds cry for attention and throw tantrums like a toddler. Not to mention, they can live upward of 50 years. Glenn Sorino is here to help. He's been assuaging owner frustrations, coaching, grooming and evaluating behavioral issues in birds for the past 20 years. Clients seek Glenn’s knowledge for a range of issues. Once, he escorted a woman to the vet after learning that she had fed penne alla vodka, waffles with maple syrup and salad with blue cheese dressing to her Eclectus parrot. Twice he’s flown with parrots across the country to reunite them with their owners. And every Wednesday, he visits with Charlie, a Hyacinth Macaw who went through a tough time after her owner, the artist Po Kim, died in 2014. @andrewwhitey took this photo of Glenn with Charlie. Visit the link in our profile to read more about the self-described parrot “pied piper.”

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