fah
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Post by fah on Jul 30, 2009 19:33:07 GMT 7
Heya all, These are just a few pics of the birds I keep / breed. I dont have any of the IRN's left now days, sort of going in a new direction for a while.  Blue Throated Conures  Pineapple Green Cheek hen  YellowSided split Cinnamon cock.  Some YellowSided Green Cheeks  Various  Suns  Sun bub  IRN bubs in one of the brooders  One of the setups  Another example of the suns  Caiques   |
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Post by Mark on Jul 30, 2009 19:59:23 GMT 7
There good looking birds there ben
You look after them well
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Emily
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An animal's eyes have the power to speak a great language[Mo0:15]
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Post by Emily on Jul 31, 2009 9:08:27 GMT 7
i like your birds they are very nice  |
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Post by Peter on Jul 31, 2009 16:14:09 GMT 7
Very nice birds.
They are in great condition!
Thanks for posting
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Post by Silvercloud on Jul 31, 2009 16:19:55 GMT 7
OMG I love the caiques and pineapple gccs. The suns are just stunning. I only wish we could have half the birds you keep over here in the west.
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Post by Matt on Aug 2, 2009 7:16:08 GMT 7
Beautiful birds, thanks for sharing. You look after them very well
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Post by Mark on Aug 2, 2009 9:35:09 GMT 7
Jules Caiques have been alowd in WA for 6 years now
Its only the Green-Cheek Conures and the Blue-Throated Conures that are not alowed at this stage
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Nikki
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Post by Nikki on Sept 6, 2009 21:39:13 GMT 7
Where are you Iwas thinking of getting a pair of sun cons and good breeders are hard to find. I am very impressed with your set up what a job!!!  |
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fah
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Post by fah on Sept 7, 2009 12:53:48 GMT 7
Heya there, over in Adelaide is where I am at. Thanks I put alot of work into making sure the birds have more than they need, infact many of the pairs in the aviaries have as many toys / treats as my pets, possibly why these sunnies I have out there are some of the quietest I have seen in aviaries... they have just alot of things to keep them busy lol If you keep just the one pair of suns, and keep them occupied, I have no doubt you would never run into the troubles some people have with noise complaints in more dense urban places. This is their current home.  All pairs are happily housed in a simple setup, not huge but they are all more than happy. Flights are 2.7m(L) x 1m(W) x 1.8m(H), and to make sure they never have any soiled foods etc I made the last 900mm of the flights suspended, where their food is. The funny look on the ends is where I have placed some clear perspex about 8 inches from the top, this protects the feed/water from contaminaion in the swivel bowls on the front (that I have not yet fitted to all aviaries, but will soon enough). |
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Post by Peter on Sept 19, 2009 6:09:35 GMT 7
Very nice set up!
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