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Well since this is a grey forum I guess I'll start there. This is Bobby and Maxie the day they came home (Aug 09). They are a breeding pair still settling in. This is Noki my only Timneh. I'm doing long term foster care on him for a good friend of mine. He and Ella will be with me perhaps for a couple years. This is Ella. I am so in love with this little girl. I keep telling her owner that I'm going to teach them to swear like a Marine and swill beer so that she won't want them back. I just don't think she's falling for it though. This is Tutu with my oldest son. Tutu hates women. He's an import and I'm his second home. Even though he hates me, he loves the men in life. Guess Tutu stays. Now for the macaws. Sir Sean and Squeak. Breeding pairs of Catalinas. No live hatches but they lay regularly for me. Bobo (plucked and came that way) and Veli a breeding pair of scarlets. Young pair that still wants human interaction. They are still figuring things out. I have another hybrid macaw pair but I can't find the pictures. grrrr The people we got them from lied thru their teeth about the birds. First eggs laid had no shell. They are shut down until I'm sure she's gotton her calcium levels up where they should be. They seem very happy and content to take a break. Here's Mango, Mia and Sammy. Mango is a 3rd generation hybrid scarlet and a real mammas boy. Mia is a 3 year old female scarlet and she's as sweet as can be. Mango is sweet on her big time. Sammy is about 8 years old and he loves his mamma. He's fixated on barfing in my ear. My newest macaw, Cammie, just came home last week and she's also my youngest at 15 months. She's a 2nd generation hybrid macaw commonly called a Camelot. Her coloration however is not common. I'm hoping that Sammy will prefer to barf for her and give my ear a break. All of my birds except Cammie are fully flighted. Cammie was clipped before I met her. Here's a picture of Sammy stretching since he's so unbelievably gorgeous. I think I got them all.

New around here. I have 5 greys and 10 macaws. So how you doing?