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This is following on from The Pet Thread really. I thought it would be interesting to find out if anyone on here keeps birds, and if so, what type.
I have got 3 adult Indian Ring Neck Parrots, 3 5 week old babies, 1 Barraband, 1 Kakariki and about 20 Chinese Painted Quail. I love all of our birds and Im excited about taming the babies as they are our first bunch, except the Quail babies, they all live outside as we would never have room for them all inside.
I used to have a Blue Quaker Parrot called Indy, he was the love of my life and my little blue fluff ball, he could talk in context and would constantly make me laugh, he got me through some really tough times with depression and things, but he escaped last year, we lost my nan the same week so I took my eye off the ball and just like that he was gone, and I was heartbroken, but didnt have enough energy to grieve for him and my nan.
Then a few months later I got a little green Parrotlet called Evie, we were making good progress, when at 5 months old she died out of the blue, and I havent been able to get another bird since, but recently I have been thinking about it, and today at the vets picking up bird food, I saw 2 Hahns Macaws and an African Grey Parrot, and it really hit me how much I miss my Indy and Evie, but I will have to make do with taming the Troublesome Triplets - for now.
I have got 3 adult Indian Ring Neck Parrots, 3 5 week old babies, 1 Barraband, 1 Kakariki and about 20 Chinese Painted Quail. I love all of our birds and Im excited about taming the babies as they are our first bunch, except the Quail babies, they all live outside as we would never have room for them all inside.
I used to have a Blue Quaker Parrot called Indy, he was the love of my life and my little blue fluff ball, he could talk in context and would constantly make me laugh, he got me through some really tough times with depression and things, but he escaped last year, we lost my nan the same week so I took my eye off the ball and just like that he was gone, and I was heartbroken, but didnt have enough energy to grieve for him and my nan.
Then a few months later I got a little green Parrotlet called Evie, we were making good progress, when at 5 months old she died out of the blue, and I havent been able to get another bird since, but recently I have been thinking about it, and today at the vets picking up bird food, I saw 2 Hahns Macaws and an African Grey Parrot, and it really hit me how much I miss my Indy and Evie, but I will have to make do with taming the Troublesome Triplets - for now.