Luvparrots

I know you are asking about a grey, but I have an older rescued ekkie who if the lights are not out in the bird room by 7:00pm, he will literally scream his head off and my ears as well until I turn off the lights. He wants to be in the dark so he can sleep. He is normally a very quiet bird. But this is one thing that he insists on.

Wow the Imperial Amazon of Dominica is a gorgeous Amazon. Thanks for starting the Amazon of the Week Threads Jay, I am truly enjoying them! Karma coming your way!

Awwww Nemo is a cutie, feathers or not, and with your love and attention, God willing, Nemo will be absolutely gorgeous in no time. Thanks for sharing this little dynamite fid with us!

Happy Hatchday Chloe!!!!! And many, many, many more!

Mikey's cage is gorgeous. I too am just a little concerned that it is over crowded. Your grey does need to be able to extend his wings and flap them around. To be able to give a good stretch. I waited about three months before I was able to get my baby grey and I fussed around with her cage many times. She spends a lot of time outside of her cage but she does like to move around in her cage and climb the roof and walls.

Oh this is great the Amazon challenge!!!!! Bet you can't to this, oh yeah just watch!!!! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Right, it was on sale and frankly, I can't find my other food scale and I want to weigh my fids!!! So poo to you Jilly!!!! :P

Georgie is a sweetheart!!!! Just love the pictures of Louie and Georgie!!! Keep them coming!

Bellyaching is just fine!!! I just spent $200 fixing a busted water pipe so, snow I am glad you left Washington State go abroad, I understand it is much more friendly there!!!! :blink: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Mocha has grown into such a beautiful bird!!! I just love to see the flying pictures. Thanks for sharing them!!!

Congratulations and Karmas Caroline, you old softie!!! :kiss: I know how you feel, my Sully is a plucker and he can be ornery sometimes, but I wouldn't abandon him for the world. Can't wait to hear more about Tully and see some pictures.

That's a great idea and a Jim Dandy playstand. You are a genius, Renate!! I love it!

I just sent off for a new avian scale. Will send pics and new Ana Grey weight when it gets here. I'm excited!

Great photo of Charlie and Cracker!!! Thanks for sharing Sheila.

Karma and congrats Steve. Good job Misty!!!:kiss:<br><br>Post edited by: luvparrots, at: 2010/01/11 20:43

Beer cans Bernie, shame on you!!! :blink: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Great pictures of Sunny just "hanging."

Great news to know that Cosmo is A-okay. You're a great parront!!!

This is a wonderful story of how for the love of Charlie you endured so many different challenges to bring him home with you. Thank you for sharing this with us. Karma to you for your love of your grey, Charlie!!! May you all have a long and happy life!!!

Wonderful photos of Cocoa flying. It looks so nice and warm in the pictures!!!!

Well welcome to you and Rustina. Glad you decided to join the Grey Family. Can't wait to see some pictures of Rustina and hear more about her!

Oh I have no doubt Ana Grey would take her own sweet time about coming to me. She does love to fly and explore. Like most kids they love to play but if they get scared or hurt or hungry they always come back to mama. :laugh:

Yes, this has been posted before. Very interesting! Thanks for the expanded explanation Jay!

Here's the answer: Where's Wally? (titled Where's Waldo? in North America) is a series of children's books created by British illustrator Martin Handford. The books consist of a series of detailed double-page spread illustrations depicting dozens or more people doing a variety of amusing things at a given location. Readers are challenged to find a character named Wally hidden in the group. Wally's distinctive red-and-white striped shirt, bobble hat, and glasses make him slightly easier to recognize, but many illustrations contain "red herrings" involving deceptive use of red-and-white striped objects. Later entries in the long-running book series added additional targets for readers to find in each illustration. The first book in the series, originally titled Where's Wally?, was published in 1987. The books became extremely popular and were localized for many different territories, including name-changes for Waldo. The franchise also spawned other media in a more storyline-based form, including a a TV series, a comic strip and a series of video games.

{Feel-good-0002006E} Great laugh!!!!