Ruth Hoxsie with Yertle Ann Yentele, a green winged macaw, who earned the name "Yentele" because she'll repeat anything she hears. Yertle's almost eight and a half. She's a green winged macaw. She's …
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Ruth Hoxsie with Yertle Ann Yentele, a green winged macaw, who earned the name "Yentele" because she'll repeat anything she hears.Yertle's almost eight and a half.
She's a green winged macaw. She's been with us since she's been 3 months old," Hoxsie said. "