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Well had to share that the local breeders Blue IRN laid the first egg. I quess I will see sometime soon

I haven't gave up on this yet as the people that sold the pair of Blue IRN's to the local breeders said they usually lay in March. I'm just getting anxious. Don't know about my immediate area, probably could fins something in Spokane 2hrs away, but I would still like to be picky about the breeders

Well the local breeders I have shared about haven't had any IRN eggs yet. This pair they haven't bred yet. Also they have a African Grey pair and they had eggs, but it doesn't look like a fertile situation. They got the Greys for a good price, but but they haven't been proven yet. They are probably ...

You were in my thoughts and prayers, but I didn't say anything as I still haven't got an IRN and felt like when I do I'll feel like sharing more.
God bless

Wow I really like that color

Concrats

replied to the wrong post, not that I don't appreciate Australia and would really like to visit, just have NZ calling

I don't believe in Palmist or fortune tellers but when I was a sprout, had someone tell me I would live ouside of the States until I check out. That kinda stuck with me over the years and I always seem to be attracted to New Zealand, like I am supposed to be there. Kinda weird feeling. And now I hav...

good luck on the pups. Alot of work, finding homes and all. I've done some breeding in the past(birds and dogs) and do know if I want to go there now. Met a Vet student the other day when out for a walk with Dempsey. She was very impressed with my guy. She has two Boxers one a reverse Brindle like h...

Stunning!
People do all kinds of questionable things as far abandonment. Goes for as types of pets. I've done some volunteer work for the local Humane Society and saw all kinds of things. It's dangereous though as you want to "rescue them all"

I posted that last pic of him as a funny, actually as he is a very impressive looking Boxer in most occassions

Thanks, I have had alot of dogs/breeds and this guy and I are tight. Gotta love that drool and the "Hooch fling"

I thought I was settled on the cage I was looking at for my anticipated IRN. It was a nice one with a playtop 72" tall. I have read threads here about cages and they look nice but wonder about the warning of not letting the bird being that high, especailly one that may bite or feel superior. So how ...

I've shared alittle since I've been here. My Lucretia(Maxie Pi) the one that loved the EX and not me. She said HAPPY to me today. This was a word she learned from the gal I was with right out of the gates. I've shared how she has been coming around lately. The scenario was I was scratching The White...

Thanks you all, this is so cool. Remember we are looking at May and the breeding is supposed to be going on now, but they have had chicks before. One thing he/she will be Blue

WOW that pic in the red toy shelter is AWesome

This one caught my eye. Chemical dependancy is alot to deal with and many do not understand how widespead it is. Mikaela be glad you weren't on Oxycotin. Many became highly addicted to that medication. I myself had a back surgery and as a result still deal with pain. I was on hydro's for about 6 mos...

thanks I am glad to be here

I am glad to get the advice and comments here and appreciate this site so. I joined a couple Yahoo Pionus groups when first I bought my Pi's, but admit I really think this site and the people here are more too my liking. We humans do have different experiences and that is why certain strong opinions...

Very nice, thanks so much for sharing

Thanks Neokireina. I enjoy the challenge of getting those shots. I don't know what is harder to shoot though, birds, dogs, or people. The pets's don't seemed worried about the results though. BTW, that's Twirps eye. I did put some text in it, but it can't be seen this small. At the bottom it reads "...

My late great "Twirp" http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f238/Mahuska/twirp4-5.jpg My white cap "Tootie" http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f238/Mahuska/Nyourface.jpg http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f238/Mahuska/TootieonShoulder.jpg Lucretia my Maxie http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f238/Mahuska/Lu...

Thanks, I'm on it

Well I am new here Selma, but still can feel for you, as I had a very similiar experience, and pretty much told by many there wasn't anything i could do. Not to take it personally (easier said than done). The kicker was even when my then S.O. wasn't around my bird still didn't want anything to do wi...

Whoah Mikaela, all that sounds rather gnarly. And the Quaker comparison, hmmm, mine must of been high octane. I quess I admit that it would be hard to not flinch if a bird was fanging out on my finger and I knew it was going to happen. I also know how parrots can bluff, bully and test their caretake...

Since I already typed my response to Dani offline I'll copy paste it then reply to the other comments..... Thanks for the input Dani. I think I'll post an introduction on that message forum but the jist of it would read like. ........After Twirp died I waited until the mourning period passed. I deci...

I read the Faq's and from what I gather I have to upload pictures to some website then link them? I only have Yahoo space(my photos) so what other options would be advisable?

Hi, a little introduction. I do not have a IRN and am glad I came across this site. I have been considering another bird and have been going through quite a list and narrowing the field. I am not totally new to parrots having owned and lost my Quaker ,"Twirp" after 4 years (that was about a year and...

Hi all I haven't introduced myself(on the other topic forum)yet and have been lurching. I, as a few I see come here, for info on IRN's to see if it is kind of feathered friend for them or not. I lost a Quaker a year and a half ago. It was a tragic accident and had "Twirp" for 4 years. Last year this...