by San on January 1, 2009
It’s been a month or so now and he is one of the most traveled birds to the flock here! He has traveled with Jordan the Grey to the hotel and has done nicely— sitting quietly in the car and on the cage top in the room.
It’s your shift for watch guard Jordan!
He now has been acclimated with all the small and medium size birds —Largo being the largest—other than the two macaws do stand alone being largest!
bobbers the blue crowned conure and Largo the blue front Amazon! I trust you are a nice guy, Largo! Lost my two conure pals, two in one year. Maybe you and me can be pals???
so goes the life and times with the calif flock!
beakie kisses : >
by San on December 14, 2008
Yes, it is bed time for Harvey macaw and he is put to bed in his nighttime cage, but independently, Jake, 16 months old, wanders in—inside Harvey’s cage!
room for two?
No incident—just a very curious Harvey macaw!
Harvey a blue and gold, 14 years old, only been in this family for a couple of months –gentle and curious.
by San on December 11, 2008
Yes, we are just fooling around again — good thing we are fair with each other — i do not bite and she does not bite!
Hey Kaley corgi, mum is taking pics, Pose!
You better play fair Kaley corgi, mum is watching us!
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by San on December 5, 2008
I have lots of birds! It is that simple – lots and all different sizes, ages, and personalities. Just because they may seem easy or carefree or less responsibility than a dog it is not. Birds end up in rescue, just like any other dog, cat, bunny, reptile!
I believe if anyone wants any living thing in their house, it is very important to know just what one is getting into. Personally, I believe nothing is easy even if it seems so, but making sure one has the know how and interest, it is all worth it!
Here are a few bird basic things to consider if you want a bird in your household.
Parrots should not be be caged animals! Parrots need stimulation. Buy appropriate toys for the type parrot you choose. Some birds love to chew on wood, while some love cute little dangling bells and beads. Hopefully you are not thinking to buy a bird to just look at it like a fish! I have known people buy birds to fit the rooms color decor!
i like wood and beads — i have a big toy box full of goodies!
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by San on December 4, 2008
Yes, I just found out how easily it is to find out what breed your mixed breed pup might be — simple DNA blood test — cheek swab and then send it off and your pup’s results come back. It is wonderful how science has come such a long way and now unless one does not want to shell out about, $65, one can answer that mystery question, “what kind of dog do I have?
Well, I did not forget this blog is about birds! I have birds too, and more parrots in this household than dogs! Actually only one dog, but I do not have more birds, and I do not mean just 2! 14? 15? I forget the actual number, only how many of this or that and if they are accountable on the family perch or cages out side!
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