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Post by Kathy in Montana on Apr 3, 2007 15:55:00 GMT -5
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Post by henryswife on Apr 3, 2007 19:09:14 GMT -5
Kathy, They are so cute  I forgot what their names are. The blue one looks like one our new adopted one, and the green one looks like our Puffy. I don't know if you missed our 2 new ones that were about 1 yr. I'll go into photo bucket and post 'Blue & Green' Clickable to enlarge  We took them because some other kids got tired of them. So now we have 6  Blue [boy] looks like he's saying ' What? This looks like a girls room to Green! ' when we put them in one our cages. Alice |
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Post by Sheila on Apr 3, 2007 20:22:51 GMT -5
Kathy your birds are pretty. I bet they give you hours of entertainment.
Alice your new birds are pretty too. Did they adapt well to their new environment?
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Post by Kathy in Montana on Apr 4, 2007 15:55:18 GMT -5
Thanks, I think they're pretty too. The blue one is called mean Mama(cause ever since she had babies she's been mean) The dark green one is Daddy-Bird. The yellow one is Tweety(pretty obvious I know) and the lighter green one is called Chicken Little cause everything scares him lol. Oh and you can't tell from the pictures but the yellow one has red eyes.
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Post by henryswife on Apr 4, 2007 19:31:43 GMT -5
Kathy,
Mean MaMa, maybe she got tired of sitting on them and just wanted to help the babies out.
I know Sky sat on hers too and the marbles I had to replace for broken ones, than just got tired of them, but she couldn't break them if she wanted to. LOL Only 3 one time and 2 the next. She will still go after you if you bother HER corner of the cage! They're all girls. Alice
Sheila,
I bring the cage out from the bath room now, it's been over a month, to the kitchen where they can see and chrip back and forth with ours. They do let me clean and change dishes without going crazy any more. They do love their swings & toys. They do respond if I say 'where's your toys and ring the bell' etc. But to be truthfull, I just haven't had the heart to clip, and time to work with 'step-up' It just seems different getting older birds than younger ones. Now I don't know how to stack up all the cages and keep Blue away from them. What was I thinking? Alice
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Post by kerryandgoofy on Apr 6, 2007 10:06:37 GMT -5
Pretty birds. I really like the opaline violet hen.
Kerry
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I forgot what their names are.
