Talon

oooh! No cable? You do live out in the sticks. I'll bet it's beautiful country there, wherever you are! :cheer:

It cost me $150 for Talon to fly from Florida to MA on Delta.

Well, let me be the first to reply and say "Have a great trip", & I hope you have the time of your life CD. I'm looking forward to seeing & hearing more. Have a fun time you two!! And don't forget the shades B) , and the speedo!:laugh:

Welcome, Coco. Glad your here as well. Good looking bird you have there.

Judygram...I live in the country pretty much as well. There's hope for you yet!! You never know..........:huh:

Excellant advice!!

YA, me too!!

That's what I was thinking...Judygram. Boy, great minds think alike!!

I never thought of trying baby food. I''ll do that now! Sorry guys...I posted this in the wrong topic.<br><br>Post edited by: Talon, at: 2007/05/17 01:21

Cute picture SIS!!

I read on another (Not going to mention where) forum that a member in Las Vegas, Nevada is looking for someone to adopt their grey. He is a year old. If anyone is interested. Just PM me, and I'll give you what information I have. The owner is moving out of state and unable to take him with him. Sounds like a lovely bird! It's a shame.

Thought you might enjoy this cute story if you didn't see it on the news. http://www.gimundo.com/Articles/Daily/202/4/4/2007/Man_Rescued_After_Rescuing_His_Bird

I did.

okay, thanks!!

What is beak & feather disease. I'm ashamed to say I've never heard of it. After a good nap, he should be fine. How did he do with the microchip? Did it hurt him? Poor thing...what a tiring day he had.

It sounds like he's sad about missing his old surroundings. Give him lots of love, patience and understanding. He needs time to adjust. go slow with him and give him lots of attention. Keep your tone of voice very upbeat. Try feeding him out of your hand. Talon goes crazy over nutraberries. You could try that as a treat. Try anything that you are eating, (providing it's safe)let him see you eating it, then offer some by hand. If his appetite doesn't pick up in a couple of days, I would take him in to the vet. Greys can loose weight very quickly, and you won't even notice. Do you have a scale to weigh him on? I wouldn't worry about him being up higher than you at this point. He needs time. Talon does not like the cats and is uncomfortable with them being around. You might want to try keeping your cat away while he's adjusting. Well, that's my advice for now. Good luck and keep us posted! <br><br>Post edited by: Talon, at: 2007/05/16 19:16

What a sad story with a happy ending! I think that is every owners worst nightmare!! Cd, I have the aviator harness. It is the best one I've seen or bought. ( yes, I have bought many) PLEEEEASE, let Ceaser's wings grow out. They are so happy when they can fly to you. I think it makes them happy in general not to feel so handicapped. Sorry to those members that disagree, but we've done both with Talon and for us, she's the happiest now that she can come to us.{Communicate-0002011B}<br><br>Post edited by: Talon, at: 2007/05/16 19:31

Cd, those are beautiful pictures of Cancun. Makes you wish you could go there. <br><br>Post edited by: Talon, at: 2007/05/16 22:50

Oh your bad!!!!!!!!!!!:evil:

Nicely said> I totally agree!!!!

Pine should be ok. I would check the size of the rectangles, you don't want your baby to get his head stuck in there. Also if he is banded, is it closed, if not, it could get caught on the wire. Can't be too careful, ya know! B) I'd love to see a picture when it's all done!

That sounds like alot, but I get it in 1/2 gallon glass bottles. It is $2.49. I like it as there is no growth hormones in it.

They were here also, but a local dairy farm started the practice up again about 4 years ago. They charge $1.00 for a delivery charge. Pretty cheap, and very convenient.

I'm not looking forward to the terrible two's? Any advice? Talon is 19 months old. :unsure: I have heard it can be a very difficult time. :blink:

CD, You'll have a blast! Taking all those pictures, you'll find you won't want to come back.