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sandra902 wrote: :laugh: I know that feeling... the Devil's daughter part anyway! That is a huge improvement for you both. Long may it continue;)

What's cracked corn? We obviously dont have that here as I've never heard of it:huh:

Mmmm Honey and almonds. That sounds delicious. I'm so boring I just eat oatmeal with oatmeal in it:unsure: . I'm going to try some of these ideas and I might even share some with the birds

And when she thinks the conversation has gone on long enough and she wants you all to her self does she say Bye Bye?? Liath does:S !

You've had Hershey home for about a month now havent you? I'd say you'll be fine. Grey's don't forget you in that amount of time. I've left mine for a week at a time, and the only problem when I come back is they are surgically attached to me for a few days in case I leave them again. Its actually rather nice;)

Rocks, snow and horses

:blush: Thanks guys! Berna, that picture is freaky... can you make him stop??? He keeps staring at me:ohmy:

My two eat the grape and give me back the skin:unsure: So between dripping juice all over me, flinging bits of grape off the end of their beak into my face, and dropping chewed up grape skins on my knee, grape eating is a favourite pastime for the pair of them:(

I take spirulina myself, as an excellent source of protein, iron and B vitamins. Palm oil is an anti oxidant and a source of vitamin A. This helps to condition the birds feathers. They have completely different nutritional values. I can see no harm in giving a little spirulina twice a week, but it wont give the benefits of palm oil.

Well, adorable is not quite the word I would have used :laugh: Bald, fat and ugly spring to mind:side: :whistle: But they will be adorable one day!

{Feel-good-000200BB} Spot on Berna... got any more??

Hi Suzzique and welcome to the grey forum. Your birds are gorgeous, and I'm looking forward to hearing more about them. I hope you enjoy it here;)

How about this one???

Definitely in this house anyway:whistle: :pinch: We have enough spiders and flies without going out and buying creepy crawlies:lol:

Is it a man praying? Oh no its a man and a boy praying:ohmy:

That is such a nice thing to do Lots of my kids' friends ended up getting budgies after visiting our house. I tell their parents its only the beginning. By the time their adults they'll all have Hyacinth Macaws:laugh:

Congratulations on your baby. I can't wait to see some photos;)

Ok, aunty is better :whistle:

Are those stairs really painted on the floor and wall? I'd love to know how they do that. Thats amazing. No I havent seen it Please find it

There are always difficulties when raising a parrot alongside a child, as both can be unpredictable at times . The most important thing is to ensure that both Bobot and Noam have boundaries and respect each other. You are doing really well to have Noam feed treats to Bobot and help with the feeding etc. And I am sure he is aware not to poke things into the cage, especially his little fingers Bobot will need to learn to stay on his perch or wherever you have placed him until you come to get him. The only way to teach this is to be consistent in placing him back when he flies away. This could take a while and until he has understood this, you will need to supervise him when he is around your son.

That's great news:) It was better to bring him than to be wondering;)

Hey guys:ohmy: Less of the Granny if you don't mind:angry: I'm still in my 30's you know!!!! :laugh:

Has anyone else got any? I find these as part of my studies on how the brain processes information. I find them totally fascinating Yes I know I'm a nerd

My tiels Rosie and Jim have become parents for the first time. I am so proud of them, they are doing a fantastic job raising their 4 little ones <br><br>Post edited by: siobha9, at: 2008/08/14 21:00

What do you see?