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Post subject: Re: New birds coming in - mixed! Worried! Posted: Tue May 17, 2016 9:35 am |
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Name: Barbara
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Stephanie, was there ever any aggressive moment? Thank you for reminding me of JB and Teak, I can only wish that they'll be like that. I'm told that one of the lovvies is blue, stunning... But if he hurts my gorge grey guys... I don't even want to think about it Sent from my XT1039 using Tapatalk
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Post subject: Re: New birds coming in - mixed! Worried! Posted: Wed May 18, 2016 9:50 pm |
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Name: Barbara
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Very true, Tielfan, I remember when I had the two Green Boys (maroon belly conures), the first times they were all sugar, then they started terrorising the bird room. Still remember Angelina, my young lutino, belligerently standing up to them... By the way she is doing great in the aviary, has a husband but thank goodness is not a serial layer.
So yes, I need to be very wary of changes in time. One of the lovvies, Chicken, is coupled with Lulu the lutino lady, and very protective of her. She's 26, can still fly (for about 2ft before going down) but rests her weight on her keelbone. Perches well and is active, but I try to keep her on my knees with some treat as much as I can to make her comfy. I think she has very little time and needs to be as happy as possible. Chicken always hovers around to be sure that she's ok.
Mozart is the other lovvie, he is STUNNING (I will post pictures as soon as I am on the pc), with a delicate peach face and incredible variations of deep green and blue on the body and tail. I was told the name but I forgot. He's pretty friendly but obviously wary. Both of them will sit on my head or my arm but don't want the perch or finger from me.
The tiels are VERY wary of them, no problem if they see them in their cages, but if I take one out I can see them getting tense... I trust my guys' instincts so for now no playtime together in the same room.
I can't wait to show you how pretty they are, especially Mozart... Such outlandish colours!!!!
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