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[quote="Lilly"]Aw so cute the way they are holding their little fruits like their morning coffee cups hahaha![/quote] [color=#FF8040][size=200]Only we never give our birds coffee!! LOL. BTW way to go HOLLAND.....going to the finals of the World CUP 2010! [/size][/color]

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We were feeding the birds when all of a sudden absolute silence! Not only silence but they were frozen in whatever position they had beeen in, silent and motionless except for the eyes pinning from time to time, not only were they silent but so were the other birds around the area. We have never see...

Well in these tough economic times with so many out of work it is refreshing to see an oppotunity! Lots of fresh air, all sexes and ages welcome! No previous experience needed. Room and board all provided free of charge, and a variety of food you would think that everyday a new cornocupia has arrive...

Perhaps you will find these interesting. These are pre mating rituals. Love is in the air! I call it a "dating film" :lol: YouTube - DSCN1520 Kacholi practicing his moves YouTube - DSCN1462 Here is another ritual which is mating related YouTube - DSCN1461 Territorial rights/ male supremecy...

[quote="nil"].........are there any news for the bird?[/quote] I pm'd the same question. I have not yet received an answer.

[quote="MattAZ"]Lady (Guy?), you're a fucking idiot. How irresponsible can you be to have taken on breeding parrots without having covered your emergency help? As an owner of a female IRA I would sooner see you die than her. Yes, I know I sound like a PETA freak but you're an asshole.[/quo...

[quote="Melika"]Great job! I loved the videos. And the foraging "trees"! :shock: Awesome! Those are the seed thingamabobbers from palm trees right, that you used for the tree kabobs? I'm working on a plan to do something similar now- great idea![/quote] I am glad that you enjoyed...

[quote="Glen.D"]so far they have got along really well, so by the sounds of it breeding season could be a time to keep a close eye on them. thanks[/quote] Here are some films from this past years breeding. You may want to watch them. I keep a seperation between the boxes, and make sure tha...

[quote="Joanie"]hmmm, that link didn't work for me?[/quote]

This is the first time I am using ImageShack so please bear with me.
perhaps this link will work.
http://img231.imageshack.us/g/dscn8346.jpg/
There are also some video in that link.

Awesome photos! Love Archimedes and your blue male! Pretty canaries in the nest!

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[size=150]Congratulations on your new IRN. The color of the photo is not too clear to be 100% certain, it may be either Silver or pale blue. It will actually take about 2 weeks minimum for her to settle in. If she was mistreated it may take longer. One thing I have learned with the first bite is tha...

Welcome Joaniee, I live in Israel , but I am originally from Montreal!At present have 19 IRN's/ 10 were bred and hatched in or aviary cage. I am not a breeder for business. These are all my birds, some were purchased, the rest hatched here. We exchanged a Blue male for a Yellow IRN with a friend of ...

[quote="Joanie"]very interesting birds there, never heard of them, thanks for sharing. they are quite amazing and so pretty.[/quote] There are other films posted under the title Hoopoe on you tube by others. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoopoe http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgTZW0Wj8Wc htt...

[quote="Joanie"]your pics are beautiful and your birds are gorgeous! what is that golden colored plant they are eating? how many birds do you have? looks like they have it good there with you.[/quote] Thank you and I am glad that you enjoyed seeing my birds. I have a total of 19 at the mom...

The slideshow http://s659.photobucket.com/albums/uu318/rivka1502/The%20Breakfast%20Club%20but%20not%20at%20Tiffanys/?albumview=slideshow And the films: The Breakfast Club but not at Tiffanys : DSCN8033.flv video by rivka1502 - Photobucket The Breakfast Club but not at Tiffanys : DSCN8007.flv video b...

The Dochifat or Hoopoe often visit our garden and area, with their long beaks, they actually aerate the ground for us. The Hummingbird enjoys a sip of nectar from the Coleus plant flowers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lu2p0CO9B7c This is a pair of Hoopoes who seem to enjoy my back yard area. I cug...

[size=150][color=#8000FF]I hope you enjoy these films of my IRN's eating, and eating, and eating even some more!!! Instead of posting a lot of individual threads I most some all together. I hope you don't get tired of watching them eat. Caution!!!!You may get hungry!!![/color][/size] Determination i...

[size=150][color=#800080] You would never believe that this is a group of 19 otherwise noisy birds. The silence is deafening. Now if children were so quiet at the table it would be great! Just kidding, childrens interaction and conversation can be quite interesting. [/color][/size] http://www.youtub...

It is amazing to see that even my ringnecks go for red first above any other color. The same goes for food, they tend to eat the reds before the green or yellow. I love watching other peoples films of how well trained their fids are. Great films, all 19 of mine are outdoors and they keep themselves ...

[quote="abdulwassay"]HI I have noticed my birds the Male has grey markings on the end of flight feathers and the female has not. Now whats the position.The pictures you provided are much similar to my female. REGARDS ABDUL WASSAY KHAN PAKISTAN.[/quote] It is important to remember that all ...

All of my birds live in one aviary. Just prior to breeding time each pair reconnects,after chicks are completely weaned they have very little to do with their partner bird for a few months. They choose a nestbox and settles in for the season. There is only fighting between two pairs, my first pair a...

I am always documenting a filming on a nearly daily basis at times. Here are the wildones films. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Finhvjoetfs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXrbki6dL4k http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oKZ4EM_deY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X7x58WrAuI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...

Here are the three babies which hatched from a clutch of 4 eggs. One ended up being Albino. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xt5Ra7dGXg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUtD5lg95Tc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3eZ_A8W9aM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bt7vtnit8TM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsSZZ...

Wild Ringnecks visit us regularly here are a couple of links of their visits. Sometimes I wasn't to steady with the camera, sorry. Photos and videos. The reactions and interactions are intersting! http://s659.photobucket.com/albums/uu318/rivka1502/Wild%20Ringneck/The%20Wild%20Ringneck%20decided%20to...

As long as your IRN has enough space to spread its wings fully , and the longest point of it tail does not touch anything would be fine. It is preferable to not have any bird in a cage too small. I have 13 ringnecks living in an outdoor aviary all year round. We started small and kept adding to it a...

[size=12][/size]I think it is really cute that your bird likes plastic rings, better not give it any diamonds.

I am in a situation in which I need an answer from someone who knows. As you all know I have IRNs. Recently (3weeks ago) some babies hatched. Sunshine and Danny the parent birds have not been feeding the little one hatching very much and I am finding whole nuts, pecans, in the box. Obviously they th...

yes both male and females regurgitate. The males will feed the females by regurgitation and the females their offspring. Rebeca Malka

Hi there. I own IRNs. At present there are three pairs with eggs. The one pair I am concerned about is my blue pair, Princess laid her first egg on February 20/2009 and her last egg on February 26/2009. On the 17th of March2009 one egg hatched but did not survive the night it was really well develop...