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Susan W. Farlow, Massachusetts
Cockatiel Foundation Bird Behaviorist Susan W. Farlow training bald eagle
Susan W. Farlow owns a bird behavior consultation business, Jacot Unlimited, which provides services to parrot owners, bird clubs and
organizations. She appears in radio and television shows, including National Geographic Explorer, and she lectures widely on bird
behavior. Sue has served as a behavior consultant to Dr. Irene Pepperberg in her language work with African Grey parrots at MIT and
Brandeis University. The avian advisory consultant for the internationally exhibited art installation project, MAYPORE, her account of
the project has appeared in Amazona Quarterly and online at www.parrotchronicles.com (issue 6, 2002). Her articles have also appeared
in Cockatiel & Parakeet World magazine as the former bird behavior columnist.
A strong commitment to wildlife education brings her consultation and volunteer support to Wind-Over-Wings, a raptor rehabilitation
and education center in Clinton CT. Sue is a former social worker and also completed a 2-year advanced training in Spiritual Psychology
in 2003. In addition to her bird behavior work, she provides bereavement support for individuals coping with dying or deceased
companion animals.
organizations. She appears in radio and television shows, including National Geographic Explorer, and she lectures widely on bird
behavior. Sue has served as a behavior consultant to Dr. Irene Pepperberg in her language work with African Grey parrots at MIT and
Brandeis University. The avian advisory consultant for the internationally exhibited art installation project, MAYPORE, her account of
the project has appeared in Amazona Quarterly and online at www.parrotchronicles.com (issue 6, 2002). Her articles have also appeared
in Cockatiel & Parakeet World magazine as the former bird behavior columnist.
A strong commitment to wildlife education brings her consultation and volunteer support to Wind-Over-Wings, a raptor rehabilitation
and education center in Clinton CT. Sue is a former social worker and also completed a 2-year advanced training in Spiritual Psychology
in 2003. In addition to her bird behavior work, she provides bereavement support for individuals coping with dying or deceased
companion animals.
For further information about her services, see Susan Farlow's ad on the Foundation's business card page