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...and from me as well! Best wishes to all on the board, no matter what country you live in.

Thank you! I had to look up the info after telling my husband that we couldn't use cooking bags. I just hope it helps all the FID Parronts out there.

I thought I remembered something about cooking bags, the kind you put your meal in and then bake in the oven, were toxic to birds. After much searching I found it, and thought with Thanksgiving coming up in the US that it needed to be stated again. *COOKING BAGS, especially those treated with PTFE e...

Everyone has already given you great info, so I just wanted to extend my welcome to you.

My IRN Princess usually is between 116-120 grams. The vet said she would like to see more weight on her, but no matter how much she flies or eats, she still stays in that range.

Oh my!!! They are so adorable! I can't wait to show Princess the new video tomorrow, she loves both of them!

Hello and welcome to the board! I too would love to see photos!

I hope you are having a good visit down there, you may have missed the worst of things with Friday's storm here at home!

Doing well Donna! We got through the thunder storms last night in So. Cal. with minimal fright to the fids, so all is well in birdie land!

Thanks for the welcome!!! I added photos on the photo forum, I hope you enjoy!

Evil phone!! http://www.christiessite.com/phone.jpg Hiding http://www.christiessite.com/hiding.jpg Playing in shredded paper http://www.christiessite.com/Princessinbox.jpg Being a love http://www.christiessite.com/princess1.jpg http://www.christiessite.com/princess3.jpg http://www.christiessite.com/...

Hello everyone, my name is Christie and I am a birdie slave! My flock started when I was 11, with my tiel Tweety. In college I added another tiel named Unix. When I got my first teaching job, I fell in love with my IRN Princess Buttercup. She had to be rehomed because she killed another IRN at her p...