Tari

Suggest it in the forum feed back section.

Sorry Talon its the only polls I can find that are free. Only way I can think of to fix that problem is to have the people who run this web site set up a way to do polls.<br><br>Post edited by: Tari, at: 2007/10/01 03:55

LOl yes sure its great. So funny.

Ya even though she is not tame I love her coloring. She is a cutie pie.

Remember this is not my bird so no trip to the vet. This picture is a week after starting aleo treatments and already had new feathers and less red. Here is a close up. She has plucked some on the top of her wings and on her butt. Think of naming this tiel so I can stop calling her the tiel. lol

Wow now that would be one cool grey to own. lol

First place goes too........ dbhelix for the hummingbird photo. Nice work and grats. Second goes too..... bondsmom with the ostrich photo. Very cute pictures gratz. And third place goes too. Lovemygreys for her photo of the cute baby budgies. Thank you all for your great photos. Talonsis well have your banner soon dbhelix. Lovely pictures everyone.

Ok can only take up to 11 pictures cause the polling thing I use only allows that many. So get to work time to enter.

Sorry I missed it but better late then never.

Great picture. Thank you for sharing.

IMO blues are sweeter then greens and many other quaker owners agree. Calmer or something. Check with me next spring Ill hae a better idea on that. lol

Going to annouce the winner in the morning. Sorry I have been gone but had to take a break.

I am really glad you have one pair that it is working for at this time and yes you are lucky. But I still would not recommend it to anyone. Even more so to someone that is inexperienced with parrots. I have got to get some pictures of the birds at the farm that have been hurt by mates. None of them are really bad some missing toes. A couple with the skin removed from their heads. None with beak injures but it does and can happen even after many years of being together. And not all hurt each other. If you don't want a close bond with your birds then go for it. And you can afford the vet bill and you are prepared to house them separate if they do hurt each other. It is just not a good idea not my view just how it is.

lovemygreys, You have been very lucky so far and I would never recommend doing what you are doing. It rarely works out. It well however have a better chance of working if they are not the same sex. You can remove the eggs. But as a breeder and pet owner I would never recommend it and think your breeder is just tring to make a sale. IMO

My only advice is don't do it. It well be near impossible to keep them tame and to have them bond to you. They may also hurt each other.

Just keep an eye on them. See who seems to be sitting closest and hanging out or just flirting with each other. Then catch them.

Ok who keeps digging up the old old post?{Characters-0002007C} LOL My grey is a closet talker. Just keep at it. They well talk or they won't you can't do anything to make them. Some days I wish we could.

I have heard that the guy uses fear to train his birds. I do not have any first hand knowledge of this first hand. But I have never heard anything good about this guy.

Aww babies. And your opion is just as valid as mine. No need to be sorry.

Awww so sweet. Enjoy the baby as much as you can it won't last long.

Beccy, I would not worry about it. Unless you see other behavioral changes. Some birds are just not loud. My home is a rather quite home. I rarely have the TV on or the radio. I have no noisy neighbors. So my birds are pretty quite. Even the budgies seem to be calming down now.

But the seeds might get stuck in your teeth.

I feed zupreem but not a lot. I prefer fresh foods for my parrots like this. You'll find the thread in the food section on this forum. I list all thats in there. It's good your grey likes Zupreem its a good product.