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Good job Melissa, Mark ought to enjoy that banner, thanks for another job well done, you go girl.B)

Next time I am in Walmart I will look for those, thanks Kristin for the picture, now I know what to look for.

I have thought about getting some kind of clear plastic material to put on the walls to make for easier cleanup, but you got that right, they have to be lovable or who would put up with the mess otherwise.

Thanks Kristin for posting this link for us, there was nothing that could have prevented his death and he did not suffer and that matters most. He is sorely missed by a multitude of greyt lovers.

Mutiny on the Bounty - Clark Gable

The Quiet Man - Maureen O'Hara

It Runs in the Family - Kirk Douglas

Deck the Halls - Danny DeVito

So edamame is a fancy name for soybeans, well fancy that, thanks Kristin for the nutrition information and thanks Tracy for the explanation, learn something new every day.

Coneheads - Jane Curtin

I cannot add to the excellent advice given, it takes time to build the trust and to bond with your grey so go slow and easy. Keep us informed as to how it progresses.

Still in the cookbook I guess. I'm still working on going to Florida.:whistle:

Congrats Waygo00vy on your new baby grey and good luck with the handfeeding. Keep us informed on his progress and post a picture if you have one.

Well you gotta Beccy, there is no doubt about it you love them more than anything in the house. I think a food throwing contest is just the thing we need although Josey doesn't throw it very far.

{Feel-good-0002006E} Supposed to be and being are two different things, but I haven't experienced any of these strange goings on with Josey, she is still as sweet and loving as usual. Is something wrong with her? I can't be this lucky.:huh:

Dave - Sigourney Weaver

I get my Harrison's pellets from an online place that sells out of their home in Roanoke, Va and because I belong to the local bird club I get 10% off. Plus if I order it before one of our meetings I can pick it up from them then and not have to pay shipping.:lol:

Kristin why don't you try the fine Harrisons pellets, thats what I feed Josey, I think she prefers the smaller ones. Try them and see what he will do with them.:lol:

Hello and welcome to the family, Carissa, glad you could join us and we look forward to hearing more about Echo. You must be handfeeding your grey, at 7 weeks old it is not weaned yet I'm sure. We have many threads here that deal with a multitude of topics, please read thru them for lots of useful information on all aspects of grey ownership. We love to see pictures, so if you have one of Echo you would like to share with us please do. If you have any specific questions you would like to ask we will do our best to get you an answer and help you in any way we can.

Hello and welcome to the family, KatB, glad you could join us and we look forward to hearing more about this grey you want to adopt. I am so happy you could be able to take this timneh into your life and give it a good home. A few nips are to be expected but it sounds like it is going well for the two of you. Let us know how the vet visit comes out. We have many threads with lots of information in them, read thru for useful tips on feeding and caring for your grey. If you have any specific questions please ask, we will do our best to get you an answer and help you in any way we can. We love pictures here so if you have one you would like to post please do so.

I see a trip to Florida is in the future, that Wine Cellar sounds like good eating is there. Dan your recipe sounds delightful and tasty, will have to try it sometime.:laugh:

I think all of the bases are covered here so I have nothing to add but it would have scared me too.:ohmy:

My sentiments exactly:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: {Communicate-0002011B}

Dan is right, when as teenagers we never want to listen to our parents, for what do they know we think, but when you are older you will realize how much we do know, so give Dad a break, he only has your best interests at heart. But you can come to us for help any time dear.

Don't worry, I think they are going thru a molt and they will lose a lot of downy feathers then and others have indicated this is the time of year for it. You should notice pin feathers too coming in to replace the ones falling out. No need for a vet visit at this time since everything else if fine especially if he is regurgitating for you, so rest easy and save your money for the day you really need it.