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kimberley breeder
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Wow well done!! Sorry about runty :(
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kimberley breeder wrote:Wow well done!! Sorry about runty :(
thanks KB

the other two are doing really well still. starting to fly to get their feeds :) well.... when i say fly i mean they become semi-guided ballistic objects.... but they're trying :lol: their lack of aviation skills have helped me decide on names though: Maverick and Goose :)
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:lol: :lol: :clap: well done getting them this far! love their names :lol:
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Heheheh another top gun fan ....just watch those crazy landings , thats what had my quarrion at the vets ..ruptured air sac from trying to fly through walls :crazy:
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spanna
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:lol: clever bird! mine seem pretty good. only encourage them to make small flights at the moment, but its in a huge room anyway so lots of floor and soft couches!! they do love snuggles though, and will try and fly to my warm hands :D :D very very cute
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Have only just had a chance to read this post as our computer has been tied up for the last few weeks with son doing assignments. You've done a brilliant job Spanna and made my day seeing the pictures and reading your Painted's story. They would have to be my favourite birds.
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looking great Spanna :D so cute and fluffy!!
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So cute Spanna! you are doing such a great job, espeically in the middle of exams! why the double leg bands thou?
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flab wrote:So cute Spanna! you are doing such a great job, espeically in the middle of exams! why the double leg bands thou?
Redwing wrote:Have only just had a chance to read this post as our computer has been tied up for the last few weeks with son doing assignments. You've done a brilliant job Spanna and made my day seeing the pictures and reading your Painted's story. They would have to be my favourite birds.
Jayburd wrote:looking great Spanna :D so cute and fluffy!!
thanks guys :D :D :D
put double leg bands on so when they're in the aviary i can tell them apart but tell who they are easily enough. i ring young with the same colour as the father (this white boy right here, so white rings :lol: ) and if i keep hold of young i place any other colour on the right leg. all my young (that i can catch) have rings on their left leg to identify parents/siblings, and all my breeding stock (all but one anyway) have rings in their right legs. hence white left leg/orange right leg for Goose, and white left leg/red left leg for Maverick :)
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i put the little guys out in the aviaries today for a big fly around while i fed everyone. they loved it so much i left them out there!! getting a bit warm here, not sure how hot at the moment but getting up there. so checking them every hour and still feeding obviously. they'd found a nice cool spot on the floor last i checked so, still flew up to see me when i went in :D
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