The Future of Aviculture

[finchbreeder]

My mother is in her 80's and very active. People are regularly surprised at how mentally active she is. And it is because the birds need her. Birdkeepers are smarter and more active than the average person, for longer. Quote that one.
LML

[noah.till]

My mother is in her 80's and very active. People are regularly surprised at how mentally active she is. And it is because the birds need her. Birdkeepers are smarter and more active than the average person, for longer. Quote that one.
LML

You are certainly correct about that, a president of the Finch Society of Australia from way back, Doug Hill lived with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and still bred some very good birds, because the birds had to be done every day, it gave him motivation to do his birds. Les Banks who I mentioned, is in his 80's as well, and he now has a relay of walkers between his aviarys to keep him walking and doing his birds
Thanks
Noah Till

[Craig52]

Craig, i'm 15, Brissie Finches is 12
Thanks craig, its fantastic people like yourself and other fellow aviculturalists that help push us juniors along, lending a hand and giving such great advice, theres no way this hobby is gonna leave my side
Might see everyone at at the September meeting
Thanks
Noah Till

I'm sure i read somewhere that one you was aged 9 for some reason, i must be getting old. I take it that you guys are going to Finches 20 next year,some thing that shouldn't be missed although i won't going due family commitments but if you are going enjoy yourselves. Craig

[noah.till]

Craig, i'm 15, Brissie Finches is 12
Thanks craig, its fantastic people like yourself and other fellow aviculturalists that help push us juniors along, lending a hand and giving such great advice, theres no way this hobby is gonna leave my side
Might see everyone at at the September meeting
Thanks
Noah Till

I'm sure i read somewhere that one you was aged 9 for some reason, i must be getting old. I take it that you guys are going to Finches 20 next year,some thing that shouldn't be missed although i won't going due family commitments but if you are going enjoy yourselves. Craig

All good Craig
And yes, I will certainly attend Finches 20 convention, I wouldn't miss it for the world
Thanks
Noah Till

[Brisbane_Finches_333]

I am also going to Finches '20 next year.

[Brisbane_Finches_333]

Thanks Craig! By the way Noah, I am attending the September meeting.

Great, you'll see me up the front, just wander over and introduce yourself and I will remember, and we can have a chat
Thanks
Noah Till

Well, there is a period of time before and after the main speakers and announcements where everybody walks around and has conversation.

[noah.till]

Ok, I live in Toowoomba and have not been able to attend a meeting because of the distance to travel, so I am not all that sure of what happens at QFS meetings

[Brisbane_Finches_333]

OK. Wow, must be a long drive to get to brisbane!

[noah.till]

OK. Wow, must be a long drive to get to brisbane!

Yeah, it would be about 2hrs and a bit

[Brisbane_Finches_333]

Craig, i'm 15, Brissie Finches is 12
Thanks craig, its fantastic people like yourself and other fellow aviculturalists that help push us juniors along, lending a hand and giving such great advice, theres no way this hobby is gonna leave my side
Might see everyone at at the September meeting
Thanks
Noah Till

I'm sure i read somewhere that one you was aged 9 for some reason, i must be getting old. I take it that you guys are going to Finches 20 next year,some thing that shouldn't be missed although i won't going due family commitments but if you are going enjoy yourselves. Craig

All good Craig
And yes, I will certainly attend Finches 20 convention, I wouldn't miss it for the world
Thanks
Noah Till

On the other hand, an early bird ticket for that is $299! Maybe won’t go, I might see if I can go free cause I know sponsored juniors could at Finches ‘17