lovemyGreys

Bless you joe Wait to you see the next one

Yes i agree, the weekend flys past, i think we should have a 3 day weekend :laugh:

BMustee Good link,

Christina, i trained my birds from day one.If it's basic training such as the " Step up " command or trick training i think the earlier you start with your bird the more familiar he will become with what you want him to do, repetition & reward is what i do, only in short periods about 10 minutes, rewards can be a treat or alot of verbal praise.Keep training sessions short, but regular so your bird doesnt lose interest but sees it as fun time.

Hi Joe, 3.07pm afternoon here UK Finished work & looking at the housework Well looking is the keyword

Nice one Trina, i had never heard of Goggle earth ! I live in Bexhill-on-sea, East Sussex UK Dan i cant see you, but i'm waving back :laugh:

Great advice guys, i have nothing to add as i have three greys that live together & do not have experience with smaller birds.Just to be very cautious in what you decide.

Thank you for your story birdgranna.Im pleased Tommy is well. Here is a link for members who are unsure of Aspergillosis http://www.greyforums.net/forums/bird-food/29553-aspergillosis.html#29631 And this one for Peanuts. http://www.greyforums.net/forums/bird-food/25600-the-peanut-debate.html#29494

:blush: Thank you Cd, It's a pleasure to be part of a wonderful team & thats what we are here, A great Team

Looks good enough to eat Judy Ingredients ? Name ? We waited so long judy you probably forgot what you used :laugh: Thank you all you guys & girls who participated, A few days left if anyone thinks they can make better

Hi Jacqui & Colin, to the forum.I'm from the UK but are members are scattered all over the world,That's what makes this a great forum. You will find great information here & warm welcome from all.

I could re size them Judy but as Mods we can only edit posts in our own rooms

judygram wrote: :laugh: Never herd of those

:laugh: Tell me, i tell the girls at work that one of mine has learnt a new word, they come round for coffee, & they just sit there ! not a peep

MrSpock I totally agree, A grey should never be sold un till fully weaned & able to take flight.I also agree about shipping by plane but unfortunately some members are not fortunate to have good reputable grey breeders within driving distance.

Hi Sandy & ,We look forward to hearing more from you.You will find a wealth of knowledge here & great members.

Great pictures,Please can you re size them ? no bigger than 500 pix or PM for my e-mail & i will do it for you <br><br>Post edited by: lovemyGreys, at: 2007/09/26 20:04

Great tip beccy, i know what i will be doing at the weekend

:laugh: Thanks for those Dan :lol:

:laugh: dicky601 That's funny. why is yawning infectious, one person yawns at work & we all follow

I work during the day in a School, although i have access to computers I'm not allowed to log on as we have restrictions !! I'm also in the UK so sometimes I'm on at different times to other members so i work, I'm a mum, have to cook, clean, do washing, clean my aviary's, see to my three greys,drive my kids from A to B,And i find time to post on here

I think as the others have rightly said it is up to you personally & your bird.When i got mine i let them feel their way around, have a stretch, some cuddles & time out of their cage, i put mine in their cage To familiarize themselves with it, the layout of their perches & food bowls etc .. Im sure when you get your baby home you will do what feels right

As the others have said, wiping their beaks after they have eaten is normal, mine use their perches but if im within reach their prefer my clothes :laugh:

A lovely story Sandra, Thanks for the up date i enjoyed reading that

Hi Debbie & look forward to hearing more from you.