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Thanks so much, guys! It sounds like I should basically raise her just as I did my quaker. I'll try various things you all suggested and see what works best for Indie. I'll continue to pet and cuddle her for awhile, but if I find she truely doesn't enjoy it in the long run, then I'll cut back on it....

Thanks, I'm very proud of my babies.

Arkansas(really close to Missouri, though), where I live its hard to find nice breeders. I had to drive over 3 1/2 hours just to get my IRN.

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r310/CheckAgain/Indie03.png This is my new girl, Indie. http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r310/CheckAgain/DonnieBoy.png Here is my one year old Quaker, Donovan(Donnie for short). http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r310/CheckAgain/Gir.png This is Gir, approx. 1 ye...

Very pretty!
I especially loved seeing your lovebirds, I miss having them around here! I've had my eye out for a black masked for the longest time. There doesn't seem to be any around these parts, though.

Absolutely gorgeous birds! Your IRNs look amazing.

Female(dna sexed)

Hello, As I mentioned in my introduction post, I have recently added a handfed IRN hen(dna sexed) to my small flock. Her name is Indie(lol, creative name, right? =D) She is my first IRN, and I couldn't be more happy that she is in the family. She has been weaned for around a week now, and judging by...

Thanks so much for the welcome, guys.
Angie, I'm glad to find another quaker owner here! Good luck with the breeding, I'm sure we all would love seeing baby quaker pictures. :]

I'm owned by a gorgeous little green girl.

Hi, my name is Courtney, and I'm happy to join theis forum. I've lurked around abit before I joined when doing some research before I decided on adding an IRN to my flock. You all seem so knowledgeble and informative when it comes to these wonderful little birds, and I feel this forum will help so m...