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Kommentar von Azrilar

Unique and tameable. Turquoise and yellow.

Features a colouration new to cata.

Kommentar von ToolPackinMama

I tamed one because I like the look. It's a really nice pet, very colorful and eye-catching.

I tamed a Thou Needles gull first, and was disappointed with it. Too small, and it flies funny. The parrot is a nice large size after taming.

There is a bug: He won't do the "trick"maneuver. I never use that anyway and don't care.

Kommentar von ToolPackinMama

It has "Snatch" (disarm) like other birds of prey.

Kommentar von johngreen

just picked this guys up yesterday while questing and hes a really eyecatching model, keeps the aggro off and does decent damage. great pet, oh and the snatch ability is AMAZING

Kommentar von 349199

o_0 got a weird problem with theese and Monströser Ara

They keep changing lvl while im there..

went as 41, see them 41, want to tame, too high for me, and it shows 42 already

ok grind to 42, go see it 41, try to tame, too high for me, and shows 42, while writing ticket to GM 43 already..

Kommentar von Sesh

It's not a bug. Read the *entire* tooltip. It clearly and plainly states that birds who are too big will not do the trick. That being said, only the seagull you touted as being bad is small enough for the trick from what I have seen with my own collection of birds.

I use the seagull for pvp because nothing is better than the surprised look on a rogues face when they get disarmed by my non-combat pet for the duration of their opening stun. Then it's me facerolling them for the rest of their very short life.

As for snatch, you can manipulate this very long (imho, overly long) CD in PvP by just taming various models of Birds of Prey and then swapping them out as each one's snatch goes on CD. It's the same thing as taking three seconds to reset the CD.

Irony is having a parrot, who's diet is fruit and nuts, being a 'bird of prey' in the first place...

Kommentar von Aleiuss

Realizing you are getting trolled by a thieving seagull in PvP - Priceless

Kommentar von 291251

Well angelz it does say on this wowhead page level 39-43, perhaps you just have the bad luck of finding ones above your level? =/

Kommentar von sforzie

These birds are called clayscrapers in reference to the practice of various macaws, parrots, and lorikeets called geophagy. The birds will cling to the faces of clay deposits and scrape clay off with their beak to eat. The clay acts sort of like a combination vitamin and antacid, providing minerals for the birds, and helping out with the poisons that are found in some of the other foods that the birds consume.

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