Soldato
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Nice one for making the effort to help
Spec me a bird name
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No idea! They said I can call in a couple days to find out, but they also seem to be posting new patient pics and info on their FB page so I will keep an eye on that and call if nothing gets posted
Time to buy a parrot to fill the void?
Had Cockatiels growing up, reared babies and watched them hatch from their eggs, they're basically dinosaurs without feathers: Had to pass them onto cousins once we siblings etc went into work/higher education as not enough company around the house for them to get the right amount of stimulation that pet birds require on a daily basis, so gotta do what's best for them.
Considered getting another when covid hit as everyone was working from home and it seemed WFH would be the new normal, but lucky I didn't as now going in at least twice a week is necessary, they may change to 3-4 days in too, nobody knows for sure.
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Hopefully he makes a full recovery and little Stalin makes it back to Russia
Such amazing birds. Very popular in Saffrica when I was growing up, basically the official bird of "I couldn't addord a macaw"
My aunt's could talk too, you'd struggle to find that much personality in anything short of a jack russell.
Yup they are like 4-5yr old human kids that can critically think cunningly at all times with their own preferences, have preferred humans etc lol.
The only downside to a tiel is once they start talking/singing, they never pipe down until they're ready for sleeps
Also the dander from their feathers is a very fine floaty dust that layers up on top of any surface in the room they stay in the most. More than budgies/larger birds. Someone needs to be on regular dusting duty.
The only downside to a tiel is once they start talking/singing, they never pipe down until they're ready for sleeps
Also the dander from their feathers is a very fine floaty dust that layers up on top of any surface in the room they stay in the most. More than budgies/larger birds. Someone needs to be on regular dusting duty.
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I return bearing news.
My dude has made a recovery at HART and is set to be released into the wild next week!
I don't know if they'll do a post about it on social media but this is a happy day indeed.
Time to break out my finest tea when I get home today.
My dude has made a recovery at HART and is set to be released into the wild next week!
I don't know if they'll do a post about it on social media but this is a happy day indeed.
Time to break out my finest tea when I get home today.
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So what is it's name?
