Exotic Pet Birds

Fischer's Lovebird

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 18:57:12 -0700

Hello dear Lovebird lovers, I am Safin from Daka, Bangladesh very new in this world. I have just bought 8 pairs of lovebirds and kept them in the balcony cage. I am not sure those are equal numbers of male and female .. those are only 2 months old. I am seeking for advise/ suggestion from any Bangladeshi because I am totally new in this lovely club �Dear Mr.Mosaddeq I would be happy if you advise me , you can reach me at safin_bd@hotmail.com . Wish you all Birds / Nature Lovers.
safin

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Goffin Cockatoo

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 18:57:12 -0700

I just got the opportunity to acquire a goffin from a late friend. I already have a Congo African Grey and love her very much. Will they get along?
Mary

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Ringneck Dove

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 18:57:12 -0700

Well I didn't actually see any doves. I really want a pure white dove that is gentle and sweet tempered. But I don't know where to get one. My birthday is in July 3. I am in Manhattan. If anyone know where to get a pure white dove, than tell me 'PLEASE!!!!!!!!! Thank you very much!
Noshin Raisa

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Sun Conure

Sun, 28 Jun 2009 17:46:42 -0700

I think that a sun conure can be a big responsibility, but they're fun. I have 1, it's a boy named katy and it's also great for children above 10 years of age.
christine

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Nanday Conure

Sun, 28 Jun 2009 17:46:42 -0700

I found a Nanday in Boynton Beach, Florida earlier this year, we call it Jillian. It's been with me about 4 months and I am happy to say I think it finally gets it that I'm not out to hurt it. It learned tricks in a matter of minutes and finally stepped off its cage and onto my hand without freaking out! This is a great bird, and the more I learn about it, the more I come to appreciate how someone must really miss it. Talks too! Often. As much as it is challenging to own one now, I feel it is quite a (free) gift. Lots more to learn.
melanie

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Indian Ringneck Parakeet

Sun, 28 Jun 2009 17:46:42 -0700

Hi there, I have a blue Indian Ringneck. Nearly two years old now. Indigo was hand raised, very tame at first. After a couple of months he/she became wild and very scared especially of me and any hands. He acted as if he was abused. I kept on giving attention and was very careful when handling him to avoid touching too much. He was okay getting off from his cage onto my shoulder (as long as I kept my hands away). After about 4 months things slowly started to change. Still getting better. Indigo is now tame, talks heaps, loves me lots and doesn't bite me anymore. He has a lovely personality. Cheers
Priscilla

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Nanday Conure

Thu, 25 Jun 2009 15:36:53 -0700

I just rescued a Nanday Conure and a Dusky Conure from the animal shelter along with his mate. I have no knowledge of their previous life. I was having a difficult time when he first arrived, his biting and screaming was horrendous. I am trying to win him over by hand feeding him, tonight 6/24/09 was the first time I actually had him perch on my hand and then on my shoulder. Once there he just made sounds and nibbled on my earrings. I have been feeding him treats such as fresh apples and he absolutely loves millet spray. I love to watch him and his mate interact. I was not informed of his name or if he even was given one. I named him Noah and he mimics one sound. He does screech every time anyone enters his space. I am hoping he will out grow that... please someone tell me he will. I am searching further information on their eating habits. Feel free to share any information. I really want to build a healthy relationship with them both.
Jacqueline A.

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Peach-faced Lovebird

Thu, 25 Jun 2009 15:36:53 -0700

Hi in the lutino pair which sex has more clor. One is really red faced one is almost all yellow
Anna

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Greater Sulphur-crested Cockatoo

Thu, 25 Jun 2009 15:36:53 -0700

As a pet these are not a bad bird but can be nasty when cleaning out the cage etc. I have heard of people losing fingers, but in the wild these are Australia's second worst pest. They are the farmer's nightmare and a very very destructive devastating bird. Myself I rank them up with the Indian Myna and the Cane Toad as this country's worst pests. I hope that my view does not hurt but having been on the land myself. I see the damage this bird is doing to the man on the land, who is struggling with this and the worst drought in at least 100 years. The farmer has to make a living, thank you and have a nice day
IAN WEBB

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Parisian Frilled Canary

Thu, 25 Jun 2009 15:36:53 -0700

I am looking to gut/buy 20 parisasn frill canaries ,if you have 2009 please email me thank you.Fred .
Fred vasghi

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