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Ooooh I love the last pic! That's soo awesome!

I cant wait for harry to be a little more loving towards me!
Thank you so much for all the advise! I really appreciate it!!

Few more nights and all will be over! Can't wait

Not sure how old he is exactly, but I believe he's around a year old now. We got him from friends who couldn't look after him. He has not been handled before I think as he's petrified when i put my hands in the cage and gets very angry.. Not when I've got food though.. We've decided to keep him in h...

This is still from the old house, we're moving next saturday

Yes that's a good question.. If he turns out to be a she it has to be Hariette i think

Ooh wauw! That close-up pic when she's fresh from the shower made my day! Soooo sweet

Hi All!

I finally managed to add a picture, so please meet Harry everyone!

Xxxx

Well, Next week is the big day!
its time to move!

Thank you all so much for your kind advice, you've been a great help, and if I just do what you guys mentioned I'm sure he'll be ok!

I will keep you updated!

Haha thanks for the conversions to degrees C.. Fahrenheid is gibberish to me :lol: It's really surprising that they can survive in those temperatures (as wel as yourself btw.. In London It's generally wet and neither cold or warm.. Except for the odd exceptions like this week) Same with the extreme ...

Ahw such a cute bird

Aahw Madurodam is awesome! A lot of work had gone into that attraction ! Haven't been there for ages
There is quitte a bit of snow on the way tonight I heard.. There seem to live a lot of IRN's wild somewhere here in London in a park.. Will they survive that cold you think?!

This is very helpful thank you!

Hahah That's a while ago! You should consider visiting again! Apart from the tulips and windmills we've got a lot to offer! Eindhoven would be worth visiting!

I think small pieces of apple will do, or seeds that they really like..
Harry loooooooves the black sunflower seeds in his seedmix, the ones he's not supposed to eat to much of. So i've taken them out and give them (try to give them) when I'm training him instead. He eats them really fast.

Thank you both so much for your time in replying! Claire, the link is very helpful! Harry at the moment is not very friendly with humans and he (read: we) had a very traumatic first trip to the vet.. but we're working on it and hopefully he trusts me enough to go voluntarily into his travel cage whe...

Hi there! A few weeks ago I became the proud owner of my IRN Harry (although not sure yet if it's a he or a she :lol: ) He's got a lovely cage and seems to be getting used to his place. At the end of next month, however, we need to move home. Have any of you tips on how to make moving home the least...

InTheAir wrote:put a wall protector between the cage and the wall because all their favourite foods are guaranteed to be the ones that stick like glue to the wall when flung there...:

I so wish that I had read this earlier!

Thank you! Original I'm from the Netherlands but I live in North London since 2008 :) (Walthamstow, to be exact) This is a brilliant forum! It has helped me so much already, but there is still so mich to learn! Especially as we've had a rough start.. (Lots of stress, he's on antibiotics now, the poo...

Hi all! My name is Gabi and I live in London. 2 weeks ago I became the proud owner of my beautiful IRN Harry (although I'm not 100% sure It's a he.. That what they told me, he's about a year old) We took him over from friends as they couldn't look after it.. We had a bit of a shaky start, but this s...