Connie

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Thanks peeps. No name yet, still debating.

She's a big girl now at 68 days, now in a playpen.

inkdemon wrote: I don't remember Farina, have to look into that one! and Thanks kiwi

Well, it's official.. I have a bouncing baby girl! I'm not sure how the little rascals theme is going to work with another girl, and Miss Crabtree, Jane, and Mary were the only other members, and I'm not real fussy on those names. I haven't ruled out miss buckwheat, but I'm not sure. Also leaning towards Goldie. Maybe some of you can give me some ideas of names that are out of the ordinary yet easy to say. If I use your name, I'll give you Karma!

Thanks Benny! :side: Since I have 2 CAG's named Spanky and Darla, this B&G will most likely be called Buckwheat! I think it gets the DNA sex test this week. {Nature-00020095}

You're not alone, I have come across SEVERAL scams while trying to purchase a Hyacinth Macaw. I get the same thing... send the money for the shipping, and when you get the bird, then "I'm trusting you to send the rest". What a bunch of bull&*@#. They say they would never scam a person, as they are christians and blah, blah, blah. They didn't get my money, but a few times they fooled me into believing it might actually happen. They last one said he was in Cameroon, I told him I would not give ANY money, until I saw the bird, he was fine with that and shipped the bird out...next email the bird is in europe waiting for a direct flight to Canada, and it was ok to send the money now. I wouldn't send it... next they thought I was scamming them, and decided to reclaim the bird, and proceeded to threaten me with charges etc. What a joke! That was on Tradepoint. Most of the images they use to show you the bird, are taken from the internet, and I have reported that to several site owners. So sad that this happens

Here are the newest pictures of my baby B&G Macaw at 59 days old... <br><br>Post edited by: Connie, at: 2007/10/08 18:28

Good luck with that Tracy. Again, it's too bad you don't live here, we had a member of our parrot club (who is very sick)is/was rehoming something like 15 Macaws. I think he was charging a minimal fee, but nothing like sale prices. I thought about an older bird, but I rehomed a grey already and it is a lot of work. Darla is doing much better, but I wanted to be able to train and teach this one right from the get go. Actually, probably the real reason is a Macaws beak is just TOO BIG and scarry to be bitten from a rehomed bird when you don't know their habits and attitudes. Besides, I get to spend all this time boasting about my new baby!

Hey Tracy it was only $1625, and I was able to pay in installments. This breeder was very good to deal with!

Starting to see some colour now...

I can't believe how much a bird can change in only 7 days. Here is my new baby at 48 days old. <br><br>Post edited by: Connie, at: 2007/09/30 00:28

So what's going on with this contest, have we forgotten it, or given up?

Welcome to the flock Leon.

Welcome to the flock JD.

Here is my baby at 41 days old...

This is my entry, a Seagull in flight...

Hey Benny send it to me and I'll fix it for ya. Next time I'm there, I'll show you how to edit a pic yourself! THIS IS POST 100 FOR ME! WOO HOO fourtrap wrote:

you got that right, I'm gonna have to hire a nanny to help me with my flock. :laugh:

I want to cuddle it too, but I can't for another 2 nomths

still day 31