Relax, We're all on the same side here. I'd love to see a picture of your grey. And you can always forfeit the prize if you win, I'm sure.
Why don't you be the first to post?
Whoa! Let's try to start over again everyone. No one is making judgements about anyone here. That's not what we do. We treat each other with dignity and respect.
Welcome Richardsmommy, looking forward to seeing some pictures and hearing about your grey Richard.
I'm sure as soon as Talonsis gets home, she'll be the first. And then maybe others will post a picture instead of complaining about a fun contest to lighten things up. I know you're heart was in the right place here, Frank. {Love-0002011D}
After all, don't we enjoy seeing our birds doing funny things, and wouldn't you love to share it with everyone in our family here?
Richardsmommy,Why did you feel a need to post this for everyone to see? I thought this was a happy place to be. I'd like it to stay that way. :dry:
And CD, I wish you had censored this. Their are kids on this forum, and they don't need to watch that.<br><br>Post edited by: Talon, at: 2007/06/13 18:38
Richardsmommy,
I think you're taking this a little too seriously. It's all in fun!
And let me tell you, there are alot of really nice handbags, sunglasses and jewelry that I'm sure anyones "cute little niece" or daughter would love if she were to win. <br><br>Post edited by: Talon, at: 2007/06/13 18:43
I have never heard of a Vasa Parrot. I'll have to do some research and find out about them. What can you tell us about it? :dry:
Okay, just looked it up. Looks like a very cute parrot.<br><br>Post edited by: Talon, at: 2007/06/12 03:01
Read as many of the posts here as you can. You'll learn alot here from experienced owners of greys.
There are alot of good books out there as well. I don't have one that is a favorite, but I have read many. Good luck and keep us posted on the grey in Indiana. Are you far away?
Sorry you felt you had to take the pictures down. I think we were just afraid, like CD said, one scratch to your bird can be fatal to Tequila. Cats can a emit a poison in their claws and saliva. That's why one bite or scratch is so deadly to birds and rodents.
It is scarey for some of us that do have cats that eat birds the size of our greys to see. I know for me, it is one of my biggest fears with our cats. But please don't be offended, we know you love Tequila just as much as we all love our birds!