New Oliver Pics! (last pics before dna sexed)
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New Oliver Pics! (last pics before dna sexed)
Hey everyone He are some of the Pictures i took today of oliver
I will be getting him Dna Sexed here pretty soon!
so if you wanna guess the sex GUESS! And will let you know the results!
Im pretty sure its male. But i could be wrong!
he is hoot man! im so glad i have one. He is on top of his cage right now Dancing to his bell !
(by the way he is starting to molt) This will be his second molt
Flying!
Yo wats up!
Him looking like "why are u taking a picture of me"
Back shot Look at that long tail!
his home! ( you can see him on top)
Enjoy!
I will be getting him Dna Sexed here pretty soon!
so if you wanna guess the sex GUESS! And will let you know the results!
Im pretty sure its male. But i could be wrong!
he is hoot man! im so glad i have one. He is on top of his cage right now Dancing to his bell !
(by the way he is starting to molt) This will be his second molt
Flying!
Yo wats up!
Him looking like "why are u taking a picture of me"
Back shot Look at that long tail!
his home! ( you can see him on top)
Enjoy!
-Justin
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I guess female
I got to guess female, especially when you said she has gone through two molts. She's a pretty little fid.
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oh and lene
No Offense......... but why would you say And yes they are secured.
I try to keep my bird safe all the time and yes they are secured.
Thank you
this was comment was made aware by someone. So i dont mean to come across the wrong way and i know that english is your second laugauage
so but i would never want to hurt my bird
No Offense......... but why would you say And yes they are secured.
I try to keep my bird safe all the time and yes they are secured.
Thank you
this was comment was made aware by someone. So i dont mean to come across the wrong way and i know that english is your second laugauage
so but i would never want to hurt my bird
-Justin
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Lene is an Aussie?
Does that explain why English is her 2nd language????
...sorry - she said it!!!!
......I suffer from an unavoidable sarcasm/irony virus - and its not tourettes - that would be cheap (but would garner sympathy...)
hey hey hey...
night night everybody
...dirty little bugger (Ziggy) just shat on my keyboard - go pink floyd
Does that explain why English is her 2nd language????
...sorry - she said it!!!!
......I suffer from an unavoidable sarcasm/irony virus - and its not tourettes - that would be cheap (but would garner sympathy...)
hey hey hey...
night night everybody
...dirty little bugger (Ziggy) just shat on my keyboard - go pink floyd
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ok im really kinda of sick of lene causeing all the promblems on my blogs.
All i siad was that sometimes she comes across rude because english is her second laugauge> SO that is why that came up.
The only reason i made a comment bout her is i thought i was very smart alec and was being very sacractic.
So now that this is said ITS OVER haha
i dont mean to come across rude but i made this for oliver
not lene
All i siad was that sometimes she comes across rude because english is her second laugauge> SO that is why that came up.
The only reason i made a comment bout her is i thought i was very smart alec and was being very sacractic.
So now that this is said ITS OVER haha
i dont mean to come across rude but i made this for oliver
not lene
-Justin
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Lene wrote:Gorgeous, whatever he/she is...
Yes, ladders are great, and I'm sure they have been secured with something, so they won't fall down. I use a lot of cable ties, which not even Cory can chew through.
Its little comments thrown in here and there that are getting to Justin.I'm sure he knows what to do ect, and doesn't need to be told all the time.Maybe if someone wants to bring attention to ladders being tied down ect they could start a thread about it?
Im voting male,
Amazon hated his ladder tied with cable ties he got the cable ties off to throw his ladder around, clever boy.
Oliver is just beatiful, and i really do have to say MALE.
Justin i love you picture on the side but is there any way you could maybe make it a little bit smaller so i can see the writing and photos on the one page without having to go across, not getting at you just asking. Thanks.
Amazon hated his ladder tied with cable ties he got the cable ties off to throw his ladder around, clever boy.
Oliver is just beatiful, and i really do have to say MALE.
Justin i love you picture on the side but is there any way you could maybe make it a little bit smaller so i can see the writing and photos on the one page without having to go across, not getting at you just asking. Thanks.
Sharlene and Amazon
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Oliver and Justin wrote:oh and lene
No Offense......... but why would you say And yes they are secured.
I try to keep my bird safe all the time and yes they are secured.
Thank you
this was comment was made aware by someone. So i dont mean to come across the wrong way and i know that english is your second laugauage
so but i would never want to hurt my bird
Oh... Nooooo..... what did I say wrong THIS time?
Cheers
Lene
Lene
skibum wrote:Lene is an Aussie?
Does that explain why English is her 2nd language????
...sorry - she said it!!!!
......I suffer from an unavoidable sarcasm/irony virus - and its not tourettes - that would be cheap (but would garner sympathy...)
hey hey hey...
night night everybody
...dirty little bugger (Ziggy) just shat on my keyboard - go pink floyd
I'm originally from Denmark, have been in Australia since '83.. Came here with hubby and 3 kids... The kids are now grown up, hubby re-married, and I discovered birds..
Cheers
Lene
Lene
julie wrote:Lene wrote:Gorgeous, whatever he/she is...
Yes, ladders are great, and I'm sure they have been secured with something, so they won't fall down. I use a lot of cable ties, which not even Cory can chew through.
Its little comments thrown in here and there that are getting to Justin.I'm sure he knows what to do ect, and doesn't need to be told all the time.Maybe if someone wants to bring attention to ladders being tied down ect they could start a thread about it?
This comment was really for the benefit of new bird people. It looks like it's just resting on the perch, and I didn't want anyone to think that a good idea, even though it might feel secure. Also for the benefit of the new people I said I use a lot of cable ties to secure odd things like that... Some people might need a few simple ideas to do what Justin did.
I'm sorry I offend you, Justin... It's not my intention, and from now on I shall try and not post on 'your blog'
Cheers
Lene
Lene
All sorted. Sorry if I stirred something up. I just didn't want any misunderstandings. But its all worked out now. We all understand each other.
Anyhoo, love flight shots, so angelic! I love what you've done with those ladders! I think I'm going to get some ladders, since they love to forage around down the bottom of the cage too.
I see you have an xbox too. Do you have xbox live? My partner is constantly on the thing.. it drives me insane! haha.
Anyhoo, love flight shots, so angelic! I love what you've done with those ladders! I think I'm going to get some ladders, since they love to forage around down the bottom of the cage too.
I see you have an xbox too. Do you have xbox live? My partner is constantly on the thing.. it drives me insane! haha.
"Jibby aka Gilbert" Indian Ringneck 13 years "Charlie" Rex Rabbit 1 year
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hiya,
From what ive read he seems like a male.
I read that some people swear that their female IRN's have a faint green ring but the males have black with pink, blue and another colour (cant remeber it though) round their necks.
You wouldnt belive how much ive read up on this sort of bird in just a few hours.
From what ive read he seems like a male.
I read that some people swear that their female IRN's have a faint green ring but the males have black with pink, blue and another colour (cant remeber it though) round their necks.
You wouldnt belive how much ive read up on this sort of bird in just a few hours.
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well i found one this morning which lead me to come on this site as i just want to know how to handle it incase his owner doesnt come forward but by the looks of it this one must be fully grown as including its longest tail feathers its like 16 inches long or there abouts.
havent got a clue what im doing but thanks to this site i managed to give him a bowl of yellow pepper, asparagus, lettuce and corn.
your oliver is beautiful by the way. i think if the owner comes forward fo this bird and comes to get it i will get on of my own.
havent got a clue what im doing but thanks to this site i managed to give him a bowl of yellow pepper, asparagus, lettuce and corn.
your oliver is beautiful by the way. i think if the owner comes forward fo this bird and comes to get it i will get on of my own.
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Well in the past hour this one has done so many different noises and it sounded like it said ouch a few times and uhuh! lol
But it is now munching on popcorn and i have posted some pics in the phot forum now.
Thanks to donna i managed to find out that its an alexandrine ringneck and is about 3 years old.
I just want to know if the cage is big enough for him!!!
But it is now munching on popcorn and i have posted some pics in the phot forum now.
Thanks to donna i managed to find out that its an alexandrine ringneck and is about 3 years old.
I just want to know if the cage is big enough for him!!!
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I agree wholeheartedly - as big as the room will allow.
Especially if they are going to spend some time in it during the day.
Hey Lene, hope you realised the 2nd language was a Kiwi dig at Aussies
Bit of the old trans-tasman niggle - can't resist;-)
Going to have to watch it tho - am seriously, seriously outnumbered here!!!!!
And how was Lauren's 1st week back at work, and how did birdies cope without their mum all day for a whole week?
Especially if they are going to spend some time in it during the day.
Hey Lene, hope you realised the 2nd language was a Kiwi dig at Aussies
Bit of the old trans-tasman niggle - can't resist;-)
Going to have to watch it tho - am seriously, seriously outnumbered here!!!!!
And how was Lauren's 1st week back at work, and how did birdies cope without their mum all day for a whole week?
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http://www.avianbiotech.com
They will send you a form and a free testing kit to you. Fill the form out if you want feathers tested or blood. Send the sample in with your money feather sexing is $24.50 per sample and blood sexing is $19.50 per sample. They will e-mail you the results and send you a certificate proof of DNA.
Donna
They will send you a form and a free testing kit to you. Fill the form out if you want feathers tested or blood. Send the sample in with your money feather sexing is $24.50 per sample and blood sexing is $19.50 per sample. They will e-mail you the results and send you a certificate proof of DNA.
Donna
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I used to leave Max with my parents when I went away. That way he had no choice!! He would have been a similar age to Oliver when I started doing that (18 months?).
He was fine with them until I got home, (then wouldn't go near them) so maybe you should leave Oliver with your parents for a period of time longer than usual - overnight might be enough - and let him realise that you aren't the only one who takes care of him.
Max also got used to people he saw a lot of, not strangers though.
HOWEVER.... it may be the case that Oliver only likes blokes! Happens a lot. Friend of mine has a lorie that won't go near males at all, only females.
He was fine with them until I got home, (then wouldn't go near them) so maybe you should leave Oliver with your parents for a period of time longer than usual - overnight might be enough - and let him realise that you aren't the only one who takes care of him.
Max also got used to people he saw a lot of, not strangers though.
HOWEVER.... it may be the case that Oliver only likes blokes! Happens a lot. Friend of mine has a lorie that won't go near males at all, only females.
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