Baby African Grey 7 weeks old
Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 9:59 am
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Baby African Grey 7 weeks old
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Donna
Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 1:26 pm
*melllllllllts* Awwwweee 
What a precious bebe!!
What a precious bebe!!Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 2:12 pm
what a cutie; I love the patriotic tail feathers!!
Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 6:39 pm
to steal a line fronm Dani:
I want, I want, I want....!!!! what a cutie
quick Missi distract Donna NOW while I hide this baby under my shirt *sneaks quietly out of the room * 
SQUAAAKKKKK * big mouth baby....I said I'd share....
I'll go grow up now
I want, I want, I want....!!!! what a cutie
quick Missi distract Donna NOW while I hide this baby under my shirt *sneaks quietly out of the room * SQUAAAKKKKK * big mouth baby....I said I'd share....
I'll go grow up now
Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 10:19 pm
I want! I want! I want! *giggles*
What a cute little face...baby fids...what can be more cute???
Dani
What a cute little face...baby fids...what can be more cute???
Dani
Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 5:09 am
TOO cute. I want!!!!!!!!
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2006 3:49 pm
Greys are so much fun! My boss (very relaxed work environment at the animal shelter) got one and I helped her raise it. She didn't even know about checking them temp of the formula! Now she knows why her caique kept getting crop infections.
What's so horrible is the breeder just sells these birds unweaned without making sure the person knows what they're doing! Grrrrr...
But they are so inquisitive and want to be involved in everything you're doing. The intelligence of the species is evident from the beginning, moreso than IRNs. The greys show less fear, wanting to learn everything. My boss' grey is beginning to make noises now that aren't grey noises. She's weaned and happy. Luckily, she comes into work with my boss so I get to spend time with her almost every day. Many greys begin muttering or trying to talk even before they are weaned.
Try to introduce your grey to new experiences and items. There's a myth about them hating new things but that's only if you never socialize them properly and don't expose them to new stuff- it becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy.
I've found my solution to MBS- spend time with other people's birds and help raise them!
What's so horrible is the breeder just sells these birds unweaned without making sure the person knows what they're doing! Grrrrr...
But they are so inquisitive and want to be involved in everything you're doing. The intelligence of the species is evident from the beginning, moreso than IRNs. The greys show less fear, wanting to learn everything. My boss' grey is beginning to make noises now that aren't grey noises. She's weaned and happy. Luckily, she comes into work with my boss so I get to spend time with her almost every day. Many greys begin muttering or trying to talk even before they are weaned.
Try to introduce your grey to new experiences and items. There's a myth about them hating new things but that's only if you never socialize them properly and don't expose them to new stuff- it becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy.
I've found my solution to MBS- spend time with other people's birds and help raise them!