@article {Symes:2004:0030-6525:106,
	author = "Symes, Craig",
	author = "Brown, Mark",
	author = "Warburton, Louise",
	author = "Perrin, Michael",
	author = "Downs, Colleen",
	title = "Observations of Cape Parrot, Poicephalus robustus, nesting in the wild",
	journal = "Ostrich - Journal of African Ornithology",
	volume = "75",
	year = "2004",
	abstract = "Most Cape Parrot,<I> Poicephalus robustus</I>, nests have been recorded in snags (standing dead trees) making monitoring of nest contents and nest activities difficult and dangerous. Here the breeding activity of a Cape Parrot pair in the cavity of a live Henkell's Yellowwood (<I>Podocarpus henkellii</I>) is presented. Four eggs were laid in early-August and three chicks successfully raised. Incubation period was estimated at 30-32 days. Two nestlings fledged successfully and one (the youngest) was removed because it was injured in the nest and would not have survived. Fledging period was estimated at 80 days.",
	pages = "106-109(4)",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/nisc/ostrich/2004/00000075/00000003/art00004"
}