Jacarini Shyness
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Danny
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I recently cleaned out the excess grass in an big aviary that I had not recalled seeing a jacarini in for many years - when the grass was cut back there was seven of them. Yep, they are shy.
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vettepilot_6
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WOWDanny wrote:I recently cleaned out the excess grass in an big aviary that I had not recalled seeing a jacarini in for many years - when the grass was cut back there was seven of them. Yep, they are shy.
Didn't think they were that shy...The Bitterness of Poor Quality Remains Long after the Sweetness of Cut Price is Forgotten
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kenny66
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just had a similar experience. I went into the back covered area of the aviary today, which I generally leave alone because it is where most finches breed, and sitting in a fairly open position is a little cocoanut fibre cup with 2 fat jack chicks in it about half metre off the ground. I was wondering why the consumption of gentles an mealworms had gone through the roof.vettepilot_6 wrote:WOWDanny wrote:I recently cleaned out the excess grass in an big aviary that I had not recalled seeing a jacarini in for many years - when the grass was cut back there was seven of them. Yep, they are shy.
kenny