Below are comments from my visitors. Thank You!! |
Sunday, 16-Nov-03 14:49:51 EST
Comments: I know what you mean about being owned by your conure!!Enjoyed your site. Keep up the good work. |
Saturday, 15-Nov-03 22:17:51 EST
Comments: THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING ALL OF THIS HELPFUL INFORMATION WITH US. I AM ALWAYS LOOKING TO READ UPDATED INFORMATION ON CONURES. I HAVE A BLUE CROWNED NAMED KEWE SHE IS A DOLL TO HAVE AND BRINGS JOY TO OUR FAMILY. FOR A CONURE SHE HAS AN AMAZING VOCABULARY, SAYS HER NAME, PEEK-A-BOO, KEWE'S A PRETTY GIRL, AND SO MUCH MORE I AM AMAZED. SO THANKS AGAIN. |
Saturday, 15-Nov-03 18:03:57 EST
Comments: we acquired "Aruba" -Sun Conure, about October. I have had other birds, dogs, cats, animals, all my life and NOTHING prepared me for ARUBA. She looks like the cover of the Sun Conure Book -beautiful! And that she can be loud does not quite cover it! She can make your ear drum vibrate when she is displeased. She is spoiled and demanding and thinks she is a human....say a human 2 year old. My two year old baby. She has initiated an interesting behavior as to rolling over on her back when she want to play. Then she wants her tummy tickled, and hang upside down, even hang by one foot. (I keep my other hand about 6-8 inches under her in case she should fall or she reaches for the other hand when she has had enough aoerobatics for the day. About 10-15 minutes of this high-wire play time is all she wants. The biting, will start with her working on a mole, or skin tag, and keeps working it. Or if she has just been out of her cage a short time, say for housekeeping reasons & I have to go to work that day. She will express her displeasure in being put back in by nipping. She is sleeeping right now, on my shoulder, just under my jaw line. It surprises me that she would sleep on my shoulder instead of a cage. The one line you wrote, that was most comforting, is that a Concure needs 12 hours of sleep a day. I don't get much house work done as she always wants to be with me 24 hours if she could. Not afraid of vacuum sweepers, or hand vac's. Loves people. Loves being the center of attention in a group of people. Will go through her "begging" to be picked up, nodding "yes" that she's a pretty bird, yes to all kinds of compliments. She's at home in the middle of a party. She doesn't know a stranger, but takes to women quicker than men. Will shake her head vigiously "no", when I'm carring the parakeets. Sometimes vigiously "no" when she's been the center of attention and it's time to cover her. You gave me some pointers which I will try. Thank you for taking the time to write this. Beverly Berkowitz |
Friday, 14-Nov-03 11:49:42 EST
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Thursday, 13-Nov-03 22:02:31 EST
Comments: Excellent website. Keep it up. |
Thursday, 13-Nov-03 19:11:37 EST
Comments: I enjoy your webpage and I learned a lot. I have a Sun conure that is almost one year old and your hints were valuable. I learned a lot since this is my first experience with a conure. I love pets (we have three dogs and a hamster). Previously I have parakeets, a parrot, lovebirds and cockatiels. But we better have one bird since they request and take too much time. My conure name is :"Bonita" Beautiful in spanish) Thanks for your information Take care, Martha from Puerto Rico |
Thursday, 13-Nov-03 06:41:21 EST
Comments: I have a one year old blue crown named "Harley". She is the the sweetest bird. Quite a vacabulary as well as her personality. I was doing a little research on conures. I have to take her in to 4 different science classes today for "show and tell". Our family enjoys her tremendously! |
Tuesday, 11-Nov-03 12:09:50 EST
Comments: I too like her work. I'm glad I've found your web site. Thanks for doing such a public service |
Tuesday, 11-Nov-03 10:20:02 EST
Comments: Is yours a one-bird household? I've been going to a lot of bird shows and keep falling in love with Amazons. I have a 2.5 year old Timneh Grey at home and was wondering what your thoughts were on multi-bird households. Is there a chance that the two might become friends? The last thing I would want is to have two birds who resented each other. I've worked hard with the Timneh (a rescue bird), and he's become happy and confident and a moderate talker. I wouldn't want to jeopardize his progress by introducing another bird, and I wouldn't want to neglect the Amazon by trying to overcompensate with the Timneh. Do you have any practical advice? Gayle Zawilla |
Monday, 10-Nov-03 20:10:44 EST
Comments: Wonderful article, very valauble. I am a new owner of a red mask conures. Thanks for the tip. |
Monday, 10-Nov-03 16:14:59 EST
Comments: Hi Linda, I still miss your creative inspiration...I hope all is well! |
Monday, 10-Nov-03 11:38:24 EST
Comments: Thank you for allowing James Allen's "As a man Thinketh". You know, everybody is invited, just now, to a party, where is a table with everything one could possible desire.One only have to take it ! "Ask and you shall receive".I can take the thought that makes me happy.And I will receive its form or likeness. That's just simple. How much time and effort spent trying to visualize what I desire AGAINST what I really think and feel. Do you agree ? |
Monday, 10-Nov-03 11:39:07 EST
Comments: Trying to make a choice between the Sun Conure and the Quaker Parrot. Hoping to find an answer here. |
Sunday, 09-Nov-03 23:35:48 EST
Comments: Linda, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Sunday, 09-Nov-03 21:11:11 EST
Comments: I am very grateful for your info. I am researching all I can about my new Sun Conure who asked to go home with me last week when I was in the pet store getting cat food. Imagine my surprise when I went in for a can of cat food and came out with the most expensive item in the store! I am in the process of getting certified in Professional Pet Assisted Therapy and was wondering if you thought conures would be suited. Frances (after St. Francis, patron saint of pets and animals) is only two months old now but we are having fun together. |
Saturday, 08-Nov-03 16:24:32 EST
Comments: I was thinking about entering As a Man Thinketh on my Web Site, but decided to do a google search and possibly save some time. Thanks for beating me to it! Lowell |
Saturday, 08-Nov-03 14:25:54 EST
Comments: Your page was really helpful. I just got a green check conure and have already fallen in love. I did some research before I bought him, but I'm still learning. |
Saturday, 08-Nov-03 10:20:05 EST
Comments: I would like to thank you for all the work you have done to make it possable for me to read the writings of Florence Shinn, I had never heard of her before now and am so grateful to you for making this possable for me. Thank you, Amy |
Friday, 07-Nov-03 22:44:27 EST
Comments: My sun conure got away outside one day and flew deep into the woods. We were very lucky to hear him before a hawk found him. We convinced him to come down by pouring his Nutra-Berries back and forth into his food dish. Your site is wonderful. Hope this tip helps someone, even though I hope they never need to. |
Friday, 07-Nov-03 16:41:37 EST
Comments: Koko is a Sun. (my baby). No sunflower seeds at. Hagens and Exact. Nuts, dried fruit and fresh fruit. Sleeps in basket under blankets. Never poo's in bed. Never been caged. Plays on bed amongs pillows. Says "bottie", blows formula to cool, "bye-bye" "come" cliks at lighter, maid is "Go-go", She's now 2 years 4 months and takes the bottle 3x daily - no way I can get her off. (don't realy want to - love the cuddles that goes with it - AND MANY MORE!!! |
Friday, 07-Nov-03 16:41:37 EST
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Friday, 07-Nov-03 08:45:58 EST
Comments: Thank you for the wonderful website and information I will be back soon |
Thursday, 06-Nov-03 14:35:28 EST
Comments: i have a bird that likes to go on the floor to play or boss the dogs around how can i stop her from that i am afraid that she would get hurt any suggestions? thanks |
Thursday, 06-Nov-03 07:19:56 EST
Comments: I also copied the book into Microsoft Word, making sure I got each italicized word accurately. The book is also published by Peter Pauper Press in Mt. Vernon NY. They sell it for $7.95. My much older copy origianlly sold for $1.00. It has no print date on it, so I can only go by the fact that it is yellow and brittle. I agree that it is one of the most important books ever written. Oddly enough, some of his quotes come from the Roman slave Seneca. It's strange how truth has always been around and just keeps bobbing up from time to time! |
Thursday, 06-Nov-03 04:04:28 EST
Comments: Thank you for being a bringer of light for all of us who chose to meet here. What a magical and mysterious journey it has been. Love and Light to All, Dawn |
Wednesday, 05-Nov-03 23:43:30 EST
Comments: You realy built a nice website ! i'm still trying ;-)......cu, Jo |
Wednesday, 05-Nov-03 14:51:56 EST
Comments: We got a conure 14 years ago from a garage sale.Go figure! he was already 6 years old at that time and now he is 19 years old. This morning I gave him-Freckles-is his name, a shower as I always gave him. After I got up stairs from the basement ,he because real limpy,unstabled on his feet,not to much life in him. I was wondering 'What the heck?' I took a warm clean towel and wrapped him in it to keep him warm. It almost looked like he was going into shock or something. This has never happened before. I held him for at least 10-15 minutes and then he slowly started to lift his head, but he sure wasn't himself yet. He even allowed the boys to pet him and touch his head. Now it is mid-afternoon and he is eating,drinking etc. He usually screeches or squacks,he sure isn't making to much noise. In all these years he was just an aggresser,biting with limited handling because he'd always bites. I just figured I write to you and see if this has ever happened to your conures? I did call the vet on this matter. I will just keep an eye on him. Thanks! Oh yeah! Enjoy your website on conures. |
Wednesday, 05-Nov-03 12:45:16 EST
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Wednesday, 05-Nov-03 09:37:24 EST
Comments: Love FSS; have had and read her and implemented her teachings since 1994. Would love to see a photo of her. |
Wednesday, 05-Nov-03 04:15:18 EST
Comments: Very helpful. I have just lost my mealy amazon and come across a patagonian conure in need of a home. I thought i would look for information as to whether it would suit our family. We already have a blue fronted amazon and an african grey, but it sounds a good bird so far. Thanks |
Wednesday, 05-Nov-03 04:14:13 EST
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Tuesday, 04-Nov-03 19:32:59 EST
Comments: I am considering purchasing a conure that is about 3to 4 months old. 400.00 . My wife and I had a cockatiel for many years and would like another bird.Are they good with children(supervised). Is $400.00 resonable price. |
Tuesday, 04-Nov-03 14:58:31 EST
Comments: Thank you for having so much information on your site. I've just gotten a green-cheeked conure and he's quite the little bundle of fun! Of course we have much to learn about one another. |
Tuesday, 04-Nov-03 08:41:29 EST
Comments: Thank for the information....I was looking for other james allen books. I am extremely interested in this subject and have always attemped to apply its principles to my life ....its not easy to practice but i'm trying! its the only way |
Tuesday, 04-Nov-03 07:21:20 EST
Comments: Nice and clear website. I wish you all the bests. |
Monday, 03-Nov-03 21:35:44 EST
Comments: Very well done and interesting site you have here. |
Sunday, 02-Nov-03 20:07:47 EST
Comments: I have a Pattagonian..he's wonderful, was given to me..he's about 2 to 3 years old..I was told he was anti-social and preferred to stay in his cage..total opposite since he's been with me..I give him lots of attention and love,very loving and outgoing but of course stand-offish with strangers and sometimes NOT strangers like my friend Debbie, he just does not like her..would love to hear from you...Margie |
Sunday, 02-Nov-03 20:02:28 EST
Comments: I was surfing to try to get some help there has been a conure in my neighborhood all month.It's green and has a light gray head. I talk to it all the time to see if it will respond he does a little dance and I tell him how pretty he is. I want him to come down before winter I would give him a good home. but not sure how to bait him down I see him every day and talk to him I just want him safe and before winter if you have any ideas how to get his little green feathered self down please let me know or ask around I worry about him all the time. Thank you jeanne |
Sunday, 02-Nov-03 12:52:39 EST
Comments: we own a nice female(apox 2 yrs old) sun conure named sunny you have an informative site do you have any thoughts , cautions or ideas when it comes to a family aquiring a 2nd conure? thanks and regards, DG |
Sunday, 02-Nov-03 12:52:39 EST
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Sunday, 02-Nov-03 11:48:26 EST
Comments: hi, great page with usefull information! I'm just sitting here surfing for Brian, who is laying on his back with his legs sticking out in the palm of my hand! (brian is my maroon bellied conure or he may even be a green cheeked conure.......i'm not sure now i've looked at several web pages!) I have a little problem with brian, i was wandering if anyone could contact me who has experience with conures, many thanks, once again great page. Nikki and Brian |
Sunday, 02-Nov-03 01:40:57 EST
Comments: hi linda i would like to find out what kinda conyer i have go int details when i hear from yoou |
Saturday, 01-Nov-03 21:47:57 EST
Comments: Hello my friend your page is very nice... I come back soon..... |
Saturday, 01-Nov-03 10:50:30 EST
Comments: i really enjoyed your web page.i just now own my first conure.her name is andy and she's about 4 or 5 years old.i pretty much rescued her from its owner.she is the sweetest bird i ever had.we bought her to learn my about conure species.my wife is in the works to become a license breeder in florida.she wants to breed sun conure,s with nandy conure's to make sundays.we found a breeder in the pet pages which she has the proven pair breeders.she has brazil sun conure's.we have not decided yet if we will use andy for breeding.well let me end this by saying thanks for the info. |
Friday, 31-Oct-03 10:28:57 EST
Comments: I was very happy to find your page as I did a search on James Allen. My father who passed away in Sept. at 81 lived by As A Man Thinketh. Ever since I was a little girl (I am now 40) he would share passages and thoughts from this great book. My father was very poor as a child and from nothing became a leader and innovator in the insurance and Mutual Fund Industry owning one of the largest Broker Dealers in the country for the last 20 years of his working life. He attributes much of his success in business and in life as a loving, caring, ethical person to the inspiration he received from James Allens writings. Thank you for putting together this tribute! |
Friday, 31-Oct-03 05:59:49 EST
Comments: Un amigo me manda una frase del libro " como un hombre piensa, así es su vida". La frase es " sólo el hombre sabio, sólo aquel cuyos pensamientos son controlados y unificados, hace que le obedezcan los vientos y las tempestades del espíritu". Esto podría estar escrito por un mistico ( budista, sufí, cristiano...). Yo me reconozco en esta frase como practicante de un camino espiritual. Gracias. |
Wednesday, 29-Oct-03 19:24:18 EST
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Wednesday, 29-Oct-03 12:56:54 EST
Comments: Hi, great page. I bought a peachfront Conure they said it was 6 months old but this Bird wont let me pick him up he just bites me. any suggestions |
Wednesday, 29-Oct-03 09:37:07 EST
Comments: Hello, Usually I do not spend time reading the stuff that I was not looking for. But in case of your page, I really could not move away without reading lots of stories, misc, and others. Thats really great collection that quenches moral thrust. Dr. Dewang P M |
Tuesday, 28-Oct-03 14:18:21 EST
Comments: lovely friendly site. |
Tuesday, 28-Oct-03 05:38:48 EST
Comments: Your page was very useful just bought home a georgous femal conure,,, so hoping to have a nice family pet,, noisy but personality plus... |
Monday, 27-Oct-03 15:33:55 EST
Comments: Your page is wonderful! Thank you so much! There's an adorable green conure with a black head at my local PetSmart, and I'm dying to get him (nevermind the fact that he's tamer than my current budgie, who was wild for a few months before I caught him.) How well do conures deal with being left alone during the day? My last budgie was ok with the TV on, but very happy to see us. Also, I'm wondering about biting- does it really hurt froma beak that big? Thanks a bunch! |
Monday, 27-Oct-03 10:51:54 EST
Comments: I have a sunny named Barney who for eight yearsI thought was a boy until a couple of days ago she laid an egg what a surprise that was. Why did it take 8years for her to lay an egg? |
Sunday, 26-Oct-03 21:11:28 EST
Comments: I am very grateful to find and read this timeless truths which has truely affected my worldview. This is the "truth" that Jesus said would set us free |
Friday, 24-Oct-03 05:22:33 EDT
Comments: Hi Linda, What can I say, except ... THANKS!! A friend has just given us a Dusky / Wendell Conure, as she could no longer keep 'him' (nameless as yet - only because my kids & my fiancee have each decided on a different name!!). I was a great relief to find your webpage & get all the info. I've printed it all out & will take it home tonight so that we all know how & what to do!! |
Thursday, 23-Oct-03 02:36:50 EDT
Comments: Thank you for making this resoure available. |
Thursday, 23-Oct-03 00:35:13 EDT
Comments: I came across a snippet of "As a Man Thinketh" when I was in my late teens; I'm now in my 40's. It was the part, "Man is made or unmade by himself...maker and shaper of condition, environment and destiny". At that time, I didn't know who the author was but since that day, those words have lived in my heart. I've always felt an awe and a great appreciation for this unknown author (because I didn't know who they were was until today), who so eloquantly expressed how I felt about "thought". Today, I surfed the net just for the heck of it because I couldn't quite remember all the exact words and to my great surprise and delight, I came across this website. Thank you! I will share this site with my friends. Deb |
Wednesday, 22-Oct-03 18:45:10 EDT
Comments: MUGU |
Tuesday, 21-Oct-03 22:25:09 EDT
Comments: My Nansun(Henry) keeps sneezing and i think there is a cold drift coming in from where his cage is. My question is....where should i take him...where i bought him or right to a regular vet? Do regular vets take in birds? Im scared because he has been sneezing a long time now. Please write back A.S.A.P....thanks, Amanda |
Tuesday, 21-Oct-03 21:35:59 EDT
Comments: Thank you for the wonderful information, I'm not yet a conure owner, however am considering. Your information was helpful and informative. Thanks |
Tuesday, 21-Oct-03 09:31:49 EDT
Comments: Very enjoyable read. Have three suns myself and one is a hand raised that lives inside with our cockatoo, budgie and galah. |
Tuesday, 21-Oct-03 09:30:36 EDT
Comments: I love your site. I really learned a lot from you before I purchased my conure so I knew what to expect. Thanks! |
Tuesday, 21-Oct-03 09:18:26 EDT
Comments: Thank you for the information there isn't much of it to find online. I am trying to find the right breed of conure for my family. thanks again for your help. Audrey |
Monday, 20-Oct-03 16:02:23 EDT
Comments: A very close friend of mine had purchased "The Wisdom of Florence Scovel Shinn", the four complete books in one copy, and read it. He had felt that this book would help me move forward in my life since I had many changes that recently taken place in my life. I read this and now carry it with me most days. I say my affirmations daily and have found a transformation of my philosophy, life and general well-being. I have now purchased several copies for my friends. What a chain effect. I have found so much inspiration from this book and from her teachings that I thank my friend often for his wonderful gift. |
Monday, 20-Oct-03 14:10:58 EDT
Comments: I really enjoyed your site. I just read As a Man Thinketh where you had it posted and it is AWESOME! I also checked out some of the Florence Shinn writings. Your site is great! David |
Monday, 20-Oct-03 13:38:17 EDT
Comments: James Allen's writings are profound indeed. It should help the reader to prepare for the unique time in which we all live, and a unique Work with which to surf through it. I am refering to 'The Grail Message,'In The Light of Truth' by Abd-ru-shin; if you have not already heard about it. It is the Work for which writings such as James Allen's prepare the human spirit! Thank you very much for sharing 'As A Man Thinketh', and the brief history of James Allen's life. Wole Alade |
Monday, 20-Oct-03 09:31:40 EDT
Comments: i just bought a baby conure and will be bring him home on saturday. i'm trying to do my homework frist and the info you have provided has been very helpful.i have always wanted a bird and when i saw him i fell in love.thanks so much for your help and give a pat to louie for me. melissa |
Sunday, 19-Oct-03 22:18:01 EDT
Comments: Luv your page. Thanks! |
Sunday, 19-Oct-03 12:25:11 EDT
Comments: i found it very interesting considering i could not find a thing on these birds. i just got a nadayas he is a 1year old and is just now beginning to get use to me and my husband. i would like to find more things out about them if i could. thanks for the information i recieved on ur site. |
Saturday, 18-Oct-03 09:58:42 EDT
Comments: Excellant site,very insperational and heart warming. I wish you the greatest success for the future. Regards, Psychic Guru |
Friday, 17-Oct-03 11:22:47 EDT
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Thursday, 16-Oct-03 14:41:26 EDT
Comments: Thanks alot for all the info :) |
Thursday, 16-Oct-03 14:24:07 EDT
Comments: Thank you for sharing. I am in the process of studying conures. I understand the blue-crowned conure is not as noisy as others. Any input? Thanks for all the info about your baby. |
Thursday, 16-Oct-03 11:08:56 EDT
Comments: wonderfully profound! no doubt a work of a higher essence. |
Thursday, 16-Oct-03 05:05:43 EDT
Comments: Cool Website! |
Wednesday, 15-Oct-03 16:08:10 EDT
Comments: I just purchased a pre-owned conure (Corky). I was told the previous owners could not keep him because they were moving out of state. On Friday the first day he was loving and sweet by Sunday night he started biting me. He is ok with other family members. At first he would just bite and hiss when I tried to take him off my shoulder. He was still loving would cuddle and kiss me. This morning he was also sweet at first, then all of a sudden he bit my lip. Do you have any suggestions? |
Wednesday, 15-Oct-03 08:03:05 EDT
Comments: Thank you for this site, I realy found it hard to find info on Conures! But now I have a bit more confidence with my 10 week old! Thanks! |
Tuesday, 14-Oct-03 22:28:55 EDT
Comments: it is such a blessing to come upon old friends and new... words that speak so deeply of our experience here on this whirling planet. thank you for pulling this together. and for making my night. blessings. |
Tuesday, 14-Oct-03 22:05:28 EDT
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Tuesday, 14-Oct-03 10:36:48 EDT
Comments: Thank you for this delightful and generous site. God bless you Paola |
Monday, 13-Oct-03 18:33:13 EDT
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Monday, 13-Oct-03 18:14:30 EDT
Comments: Very good webstie, interesting to read, I have a green Cheeked and he? is 3 years old and is also quite a characture! |
Monday, 13-Oct-03 11:15:12 EDT
Comments: hey linda when did louie start talking. |
Monday, 13-Oct-03 11:09:18 EDT
Comments: my conures name is tweety he's 9 mouths and he's the best thing that happened to our family and quess what he looks just exactly like louie. |
Monday, 13-Oct-03 08:46:45 EDT
Comments: Just thinking/researching the Sun Conure. Your website is very informative. Thanks for the education. I am used to finches, quaker parakete, cockatailes and a newly aquired Fischer Lovebird. The lovebird is the only one I have right now and learning a lot. I've always heard the exotic birds are quite demanding on time and attention, thus my research prior to purchasing. My husband and I breed paint horses, English Setter and Schipperke dogs. Just a little on the animal side and really enjoy it. Thanks for having me and it's been a pleasure vising your website. We have one too, www.bnbpaintranch.com, Sue -n- Bill Bates. Thanks Sue |
Sunday, 12-Oct-03 22:29:54 EDT
Comments: It's great to hear so many other people are animal lovers or at least bird lovers also! It's nice that you put this information on, alot of the time people who write information up have no experience with animals. It's better to hear other's opinions from there experiences. |
Sunday, 12-Oct-03 18:08:58 EDT
Comments: I enjoyed your page very much. I think Louie and Calle are beautiful. Do they live in the same cage? I am thinking of purchasing a conure. I am going to look at some babies. Can you give me any pointers on what to look at? And how much I should pay for the conure. Your information was very helpful, I wanted to print it out, but I need to buy a new cartridge for my printer first. Thanks again for the information and keep your pages updated. |
Sunday, 12-Oct-03 18:07:33 EDT
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Sunday, 12-Oct-03 11:59:36 EDT
Comments: I just got 2 Nanday's male and female and cage for only 100.00. And they are about 2 and 3 year's old and I found out they like the color red they would not leave me alone when I wear that shirt.I really like them I even got cockatiels and I raise them and sell them cheaper than the store's do I am from Wichita ks. |
Saturday, 11-Oct-03 21:05:20 EDT
Comments: I loved this page and thank you so much for putting it together. Kasey our connure was a gift from the sky. She got loose from someone and flew into a friend's hair and a year and a half later shes a wonderful addition to our family. Although we had tried to locate her previous owner she has happily "trained" us as her newly adopted family. Any advice you might be able to share regarding biting is gratefully apreciated. She has quite the personality and "Tude". Reminds me of how much I miss New York actually. New York now is never more than a screech away for me. You can email me at the above address. |
Saturday, 11-Oct-03 04:18:45 EDT
Comments: crackin site i brought our sun conure for my wifes birthday his is maverick (mav 4 short) and does like a cuddle and a kiss and hes a very clever bird and yes he knows it. i would recomend getting one they r great they give back so much affection so big up to all conures lets be proud of our lttle feathered freind steve n' sal |
Saturday, 11-Oct-03 04:18:45 EDT
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Friday, 10-Oct-03 18:24:05 EDT
Comments: i just wanted to say " WHAT A GREAT WEB SITE " I love it. lots of helpfull information. thanks, linda mother of connie conure, TERESA |
Friday, 10-Oct-03 11:53:02 EDT
Comments: Thanks, your information was very helpful. I just bought my ChiChi and I thought I would search for some/any help I could find. I will be buying a book to learn more, but for quick information you really came thru. Again thanks! |
Thursday, 09-Oct-03 21:29:48 EDT
Comments: HI, NICE SITE. I JUST GET HERE LOOKING FOR SOME INFORMATION ABOUT JAMES ALLEN BOOK "AS A MAN THINKETH" I FOUND THIS BOOK BUT HAVE NO DATE, JUST THE PUBLISHER NAME (DODGE PUB. CO.) THIS HAVE A SUEDE COVER WITH GOLDEN LOGO. PLESE HELP ME TO FIND THE PUBLISHED DATE. |
Thursday, 09-Oct-03 02:45:22 EDT
Comments: Hello, I'm a new "maroon" conure owner. Need help....lol |
Wednesday, 08-Oct-03 18:23:12 EDT
Comments: I found your web site very intersting, informative and the feel that you love your bird very much. I don't work and I'm home all the time. I'm thinking about a pet companion either a bird or to the other extreme a horse!!! :) |
Wednesday, 08-Oct-03 11:45:55 EDT
Comments: Thanks for your helpful hints. We plan on trying them out. |
Monday, 06-Oct-03 19:11:47 EDT
Comments: can you please tell me if they see color |
Monday, 06-Oct-03 14:05:02 EDT
Comments: Im may buy a Conure but i dont know what one ive played with my mates and its amazing. If you can email and help me pick which one? |
Monday, 06-Oct-03 06:38:21 EDT
Comments: thanks for all the info on conures |
Sunday, 05-Oct-03 22:34:12 EDT
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Sunday, 05-Oct-03 18:09:09 EDT
Comments: Thanks for having the very informational website, I did enjoy reading. We have a sun conure, and do not know the sex of it either. we call her Luna. Dont care if she is a boy or girl, it does not matter. SHe is about 6 months old now and we LOVE her. |
Sunday, 05-Oct-03 16:50:34 EDT
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Saturday, 04-Oct-03 23:21:54 EDT
Comments: I just got my first conure. Chia is a gold crown and a little sweetheart. She (?) is four months old and so affectionate!!! I can't resist her and am constantly checking on her and playing with her. She has taught my quaker (Herbie) manners and he is adjusting well! They seem to be becoming great friends. Although in separate cages they like to sit as close to each other as possible. Chia is too "new" to play outside on the playground with Herbie but I don't think it will be long before they can. great site, Louie sounds like a real sweetheart! |
Saturday, 04-Oct-03 12:11:25 EDT
Comments: Your page was quite helpful. I was just given a 20 year old bird, because the owner and he had become intolerable to each other. He was on a total diet of sunflower seeds and since reading your page he has been switched to a beginning diet of the kaytee food. He has also been tried on everything from carrots to cheerios. Willy seems to be settling in nicely. I had a small fischers love bird years a go and missed having a bird in my home. Willy is Green with a red head and redorange tips to his wing arch. He is gorgeous and well on his way to being a spoiled old man. Thank you for your conure expertise sharing. Linda |
Saturday, 04-Oct-03 10:38:02 EDT
Comments: Peace & Blessings, My righteous sister referred me to the Book "As A Man Thinketh." I have only read the first two chapters, though I look forward to gaining even more peace, serenity, and clarity in meditation than I now have, by using this book as a guide. Thank you for sharing! Peace, Eboni Joy |
Saturday, 04-Oct-03 07:48:17 EDT
Comments: Enjoyed reading your page. Dillon (peach face conure) came to live with us about a month ago and he is quit the character and seems to be adjusting very well. The only real problem that we have had is he will not let us touch him, he loves to sit on shoulders and be hand feed he will even let me kiss him but he has a fit if we try to touch him with our finger. If you have any suggestions please let us know. Thanks Ronda |
Friday, 03-Oct-03 22:38:28 EDT
Comments: A friend is giving me her 5 yr old conure. I currently have 2 6 month old cockateils & a 3yr old rabbit. As you can tell the bird thing is very new to me. I never heard of a conure until he was offered to me. Your site was very interesting. I'm sure I'll be visiting it again. Thanks. |
Friday, 03-Oct-03 18:50:20 EDT
Comments: Louie is just Beautiful!! I am looking at buying a Conure myself and all the thing that are on your web page has really helped me out. Thank you. Candy |
Thursday, 02-Oct-03 01:22:36 EDT
Comments: as did conversations with God, these books found me,and at a time when they were most appropriate. Some would say fluke, I however know better. For something to be able to put a smile my face regardless of whats going on around, is something pretty special. So Florence, i know you're reading this, keep up the good work and keep these so called "flukes" happening, for more people nowadays need your help than ever before. Thankyou,"invisible and visible" |
Thursday, 02-Oct-03 00:14:00 EDT
Comments: Thanks for the info...I always wanted a conure and recently acquired two! The pet store made me a huge deal, it was closing and they were too close to be separated. One is a dusty I thought she said and you had Dusky. The other is a cinnamon. She is really tender, the other still real nippy, My son Jaron is 6 and he is crazy about them. I considered letting a friend buy the other and he started crying, so I'll do my best with my little biter. I'm ready to be patient. He is just bossier to the other one but they are close. It will be a long learning process but I'm on my way. Thanks again, Cindy |
Tuesday, 30-Sep-03 11:21:30 EDT
Comments: I dont own a Conure but the way you talk about them I think it would be excellent to own one. I am currently looking for a parrot to add to the family but as I live in Australia, i am not too sure if them breeds are available, still, i can try and look around. Great Site!! -Melissa- |
Monday, 29-Sep-03 16:22:15 EDT
Comments: Dear Linda, Thank you so much for the info. I have a Jenday and a Green cheeked(?)who were former cellmates and separated. I first adopted the Jenday and CB was sold twice to two more bad homes and then I was offered him when he was so mean, he was going to be destroyed. One day they recognized each other and have been best buds ever since. I never knew what to expect from them but the Jenday was close to me from the beginning. It has taken 3years for poor CB to be my friend, but he is now the comic of the family and a very special love. I thought I was the only person in the world with 'birdclothes' and nap partners!! Nice to know I am not crazy alone! I was tired of explaining to non bird people. Thank you so much for insight. Bonnie |
Monday, 29-Sep-03 15:20:00 EDT
Comments: Hi Linda I have read in various sources about these "socks" that conures like to sleep in, some people have used normal socks. Could you tell me a little about this and how to rig a sock in a cage for the bird to sleep in? Otherwise my little Green Cheek is coming along fine. Thank you, you have a great site, interesting and informative. |
Monday, 29-Sep-03 12:35:23 EDT
Comments: Thanks for the information. I'm considering getting a conure and wanted to know more. :) |
Monday, 29-Sep-03 04:12:34 EDT
Comments: I am more interested in serious reading on self motivation, self development and share my views with my friends. I like the work/s of James Allen, Nepolean Hill etc these type of books stay in my shelf for reading again and again.... never go old for me..... |
Sunday, 28-Sep-03 21:57:32 EDT
Comments: My maiden name is Sheri Scovel, I have tried to research Florence Scovel Shinn with no luck (at local libraries). I have read "Your word is your wand" and "The game of life". I was turned on to Florence by a Physic and I have loved her work for many many years. She obviously didn't have any children? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks Sheri Lyn Scovel Leach |
Sunday, 28-Sep-03 20:58:16 EDT
Comments: why so little personal information about James? Whatever happened to all of those brothers and sisters he supported? what a lovely rememberance of allen...this goodness will indeed grow like a garden and bless your life. |
Sunday, 28-Sep-03 02:30:27 EDT
Comments: when did james allen decide formula 1 was his dream? |
Saturday, 27-Sep-03 18:19:47 EDT
Comments: you have a good thing going i'll be visiting your sit regularly. |
Saturday, 27-Sep-03 15:38:13 EDT
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Saturday, 27-Sep-03 15:19:08 EDT
Comments: I enjoyed your site, We just purchased a green cheaked conure he is 6 months old, he is a very quiet bird so far very gentle and loving, my children are amazed at him how he hugs into them and gives kisses, he is not sure about toys yet but I'm sure he will |
Friday, 26-Sep-03 15:09:07 EDT
Comments: We have recently reared a Green Cheek and it's now about 6 weeks old. I must agree, what characters. We've called ours "Cheeky Bird". He loves apple, loves bathing in the kitchen sink, loves snuggling up on your lap or palm of your hand flat on his back and will go to sleep like this. He (not really sure of sex) does tend to throw a bit of a tantrum sometimes but I've noticed that this is when he's ready to snuggle and go to sleep. Is this common and do you think it will pass? We are now raising a "Princess's Parrot" this is a new learning curve altogether. |
Wednesday, 24-Sep-03 23:52:28 EDT
Comments: Linda.. Bless your sweet heart! I rescued my Ernie (whoops Ernistine)from a sad situation where she was left alone on a porch during a divorce. She screamed non-stop for three days and this old lady went over the fence...Now we are a "more or less happy" pair..I will re-visit you many times as you are my one source of information. Say hello to Louis for Erniestine. |
Wednesday, 24-Sep-03 19:23:08 EDT
Comments: i really enjoyed it. |
Wednesday, 24-Sep-03 11:01:12 EDT
Comments: My newly (6 weeks ago) acquired boy (?) "Ramesis" is already a part of the family. He is an adorable loud and demanding creature, full of personality and attitude. He spends a few hours in the cage when we are at work and he's out the moment we are back until we go to bed. I wish I knew why he attacks my husband so viciously. In spite of that we both enjoy having him so much, the pain/gain theory, you know, that not only he's always out, we cannot find it in our hearts to take him to the vet and have his wings clipped. Congratulation on your fantastic presentation. margarita |
Sunday, 21-Sep-03 18:59:41 EDT
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Saturday, 20-Sep-03 21:56:30 EDT
Comments: I have a nanday who acts alot like yours.He's name is Jack he also says come here. sometimes he says come here kiss kiss.which I think is so sweet.He loves to hang up side down.my children call him a bat.He was my mothersday two years ago and he is a wonderful friend. |
Saturday, 20-Sep-03 19:06:27 EDT
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Saturday, 20-Sep-03 14:47:06 EDT
Comments: Hi Linda. I just stumbled onto your website. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed it.I have been researching different types of birds because I want to find one that is just right for me. A week ago my best friend,Max passed away. Max was a Lorie and the best companion you could ask for. Although we have other pets, the house seems empty without her. Thank you so much for your stories. You made me smile. Have a nice day. Larry Clarke (Bristol Wisconsin) |
Saturday, 20-Sep-03 02:11:29 EDT
Comments: I like this site. I learned a lot of info I didn't know before! |
Friday, 19-Sep-03 07:58:23 EDT
Comments: Good Morning Thank you for a beautiful web site. I am one of Florence Shinn and James Allen work. I much love and admire their Passion and follow their Bliss. I came to writen my first book and self published. I can feel the energy of the great writers like Florence Shinn. I am so great for the books was given to me when I need the most in my life. Thank you for sharing your web site about great authors! The power of their Being. Much Love All the best Minerva |
Thursday, 18-Sep-03 16:26:48 EDT
Comments: Great information. I'm having problems with excessive screeching (due to being extremely spoiled) and will try covering his cage until he stops the screeching. |
Thursday, 18-Sep-03 16:03:50 EDT
Comments: Eu acho que mais do que um grande escritor , James Allen foi muitas vezes inspirado em seus comentários. Na verdade, eu estou só agorra começando a conhecer as obra dele, e ela tem me facinado. |
Wednesday, 17-Sep-03 08:55:39 EDT
Comments: I have a nanday conure. His name is Charlie. I love my bird so much and do not know his age. I am curious how to determine an approximate age. I did read on another site that as they mature, their feet become blackish or darker in colour. Is this true. Charlie cannot speak yet either but he does TRY. The pet shop where I bought Charlie told me that he was about one and a half years old. When can they begin learning speech? Do you know? I loved reading your information. Also, would you know how to toilet train your bird? I keep a receiving blanket on my shoulder to catch any droppings, but I have heard that conures (Charlie is a black masked conure/nanday) can be toilet trained to go in their cage. Is this true? Charlie is VERY loving. He always gives me lots of kisses (he licks me) and he grooms my long hair! He makes a running water sound whenever I take a sip of coffee and he will make that pretty bird whistle sound only when I do not ask him to. If I want him to whistle, he will not!! Very stubborn I guess...or maybe he just wants to listen to ME whistle!! Any help with my quetions on age,toilet training, or when speech can start would be greatly appreciated. I enjoyed your site and your pictures of Louie/Louise!!! Thank you |
Wednesday, 17-Sep-03 08:55:39 EDT
Comments: I have a nanday conure. His name is Charlie. I love my bird so much and do not know his age. I am curious how to determine an approximate age. I did read on another site that as they mature, their feet become blackish or darker in colour. Is this true. Charlie cannot speak yet either but he does TRY. The pet shop where I bought Charlie told me that he was about one and a half years old. When can they begin learning speech? Do you know? I loved reading your information. Also, would you know how to toilet train your bird? I keep a receiving blanket on my shoulder to catch any droppings, but I have heard that conures (Charlie is a black masked conure/nanday) can be toilet trained to go in their cage. Is this true? Charlie is VERY loving. He always gives me lots of kisses (he licks me) and he grooms my long hair! He makes a running water sound whenever I take a sip of coffee and he will make that pretty bird whistle sound only when I do not ask him to. If I want him to whistle, he will not!! Very stubborn I guess...or maybe he just wants to listen to ME whistle!! Any help with my quetions on age,toilet training, or when speech can start would be greatly appreciated. I enjoyed your site and your pictures of Louie/Louise!!! Thank you |
Wednesday, 17-Sep-03 08:55:39 EDT
Comments: I have a nanday conure. His name is Charlie. I love my bird so much and do not know his age. I am curious how to determine an approximate age. I did read on another site that as they mature, their feet become blackish or darker in colour. Is this true. Charlie cannot speak yet either but he does TRY. The pet shop where I bought Charlie told me that he was about one and a half years old. When can they begin learning speech? Do you know? I loved reading your information. Thank you. |
Wednesday, 17-Sep-03 07:29:33 EDT
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Wednesday, 17-Sep-03 05:57:48 EDT
Comments: This is just wonderful! |
Tuesday, 16-Sep-03 22:42:17 EDT
Comments: HELP!! Buddy is 5 months old and is in his first molt. Is there aanything I can do to help hem? Thank You Jet |
Tuesday, 16-Sep-03 21:34:12 EDT
Comments: I can't express how nice it is to hear (read) of someone else who has their heart stolen away from them by a bird! lol :) I have a sun conure as well-'Pretty Girl'- who was given to me as a cage/show bird. Now, after lots of love and trust, on both parts and about 6 months later, we are the best of friends. She (He?) has become my little shadow while I am home. (But I am not complaining...heeheehee) One of the cutest things she will do is actually crawl in my shirt and sleep! (Or, she will-after puncturing my shirt with lots of holes, put her eye up to one of the holes and just watch the world go by in the safty and warmth between my shirt and body.) I actually miss her when she is busy playing oh her own. lol However, I have come to a concern... While giving her her normal rub down that she loves so much, I noticed an air-filled like buldge just below her rectum... (her poopoo hole) Sorry, I don't know the "correct" wordage for that area...lol I am wondering if it could be gas or something serious. She is still as lovable and sweet as ever, but like you said on your web page, birds tend to "cover-up" any illnesses and such. Have you ever heard of anything like this? It may just be normal as well, and I just now noticed it... I'm not sure... If you have any ideas or feedback I'd be more than happy to hear from you! Hope you and yours are doing great!! I enjoyed reading your web site and found it to be most informative! Take care and God bless.. :) |
Tuesday, 16-Sep-03 11:22:03 EDT
Comments: Great info! A friend of mine gave me their sun conure and this will help me alot....... thanks |
Monday, 15-Sep-03 08:40:26 EDT
Comments: Thanks a ton - needed urgent info for the Patagonian Conure I purchased on Saturday - Oliver is his name. Will be sure to visit your web soonest again. |
Sunday, 14-Sep-03 09:29:26 EDT
Comments: Hi,Linda! It's so nice to be a guest in your hut! I feel, as a tired rambler, it is a very good place to have a rest for a while. And, it is so clean and cozy and full of beautiful decoration( I mean the excerpts) that I just forget to leave:) To be frank, there is a bit of shame for me that I can appreciate little about the themes of some articles(especially to those poems) as I am a chinese and know little about the background of the works. So, could you be so kind as to inform us some background knowledge of the works or just tell us why you like it? So far I want to know most is the poem of Christopher Logue--Come to the Edge. I have the foggest idea about why you appreciate so much? As far as I can see, he tended to tell us that we shall be brave to face the unknown or the to stride forwards as a pioneer just like the poet--Guillaume Apollinaire. Did I get the grip? Again, thank you for your great effort and expect to find in your room as many beautiful articles as possible. Best regards, yours Terry |
Sunday, 14-Sep-03 08:54:03 EDT
Comments: Thank you so much for this information. I've had Peaches for about 3 months and she's about 10 months old. So far so good, but she is spoiled rotten and runs the house now. We have 3 dogs and 3 cats and she's got them all buffaloed. Keep up the good work and God bless. Paul & Ginny |
Saturday, 13-Sep-03 20:34:24 EDT
Comments: I just brought home a 4 1/2 month old Conure 4 days ago and we are all in love with him, and according to your info re beak grinding, he seems to be in love with us too! I have cleaned my kitchen floor more in the past 4 days than I probably have in the past 4 months! He's a messy little guy, but a real sweety pie. Thanks for all your information! |
Saturday, 13-Sep-03 12:14:45 EDT
Comments: I have a sun conure, comet, who I purchased. He is a wonderful pet: very friendly and curious. He has learned to step up and down, give kisses, and wave with his wings. He says "wha?" if you say "what". If you blow him a kiss he has started saying "pfft". He is very cute. Cheers Chris |
Friday, 12-Sep-03 16:12:59 EDT
Comments: I had fun reading about your bird. you have helped me alot. I have a peach front conure that i love. When i read about the wing flapping that made more sence. Mine does that. well I got to to thanks. |
Thursday, 11-Sep-03 21:14:49 EDT
Comments: i just got sun conure from mine friend he really neat bird i already have cocatiel she white with orange on her face mine conure name is sunshine mine cockatiel name is angel i have two dogs too osito and amigo |
Thursday, 11-Sep-03 20:10:08 EDT
Comments: Hello, I had a nice time reading your wonderful stories with your Conure. I have a Quaker that has been with me for about a month now, and he/she (Jade) is a wonderful friend. I have been interested in purchasing a Conure, but I am not sure how it would work out, now that I have a Quaker. I work from my home and Jade stays in my office with me and I'm not sure if he would become jealous with a new friend in the same room, (seperate cages of course). Do you think that they may have a screaming contest? All of my time is spent with Jade since he/she is in my office while I work, and he has become very attach to me. Any advise would be appreciated. Thank you for your time. Lynette |
Wednesday, 10-Sep-03 19:58:32 EDT
Comments: I've had my bird for almost 1 year and can't picture being with out him his name is Oscar and he is verrrrrrrry much loved thanks for all the info. I read this over every once in a while. |
Wednesday, 10-Sep-03 15:52:16 EDT
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Wednesday, 10-Sep-03 11:04:11 EDT
Comments: I really liked your web page! It has taught me allot about the different diseases that conures can get! WOW!!! |
Wednesday, 10-Sep-03 09:56:17 EDT
Comments: i was reading about conures and it was great, i want to get a conure for my mom for xmas, and reading your page was a great help. thanks |
Tuesday, 09-Sep-03 21:52:41 EDT
Comments: We just bought a Conure from my husbands grandmother. I am relatively new too birds but so far dusty is quite a charater. He loves to sing and talk so far he says only hello and pretty.hes almost 2 now. |
Tuesday, 09-Sep-03 20:11:03 EDT
Comments: Thanks for info on conures. We just recently bought one. He is a Dusky conure and he acts alot like your bird. Keep up the good work on the website. I think new bird owners really appreciate it, I know I do. |
Tuesday, 09-Sep-03 18:04:28 EDT
Comments: I wish I had found your website earlier. Unfortunately two weeks ago I lost my year old sun conure, Maui, to teflon poisoning. I am still devastated. I just bought a new sun conure, Mango, and that very day I threw away everything I own with a teflon surface. Thank you for your site. |
Monday, 08-Sep-03 12:38:50 EDT
Comments: I read Miss Shinn's first book a couple of years back and started searching for biographical information on her and came across your web site. I then printed all chapters of her books and have been waiting for the final chapter. Today I decided to check to see if there had been an update and could not find your web site until I looked on my print outs and found the name Conure's Home and from that I was back home. Thank you |
Sunday, 07-Sep-03 22:12:46 EDT
Comments: I JUST GOT MY BIRD. HE WAS ABUSED. HIS OWNEER WOULD SPRAY WATER IN HIS FACE FOR MAKING NOISE AND HAD HIM COVERED 24-7. I HOPE TO BE ABLE TO HAVE HIM TRUST ME. IT'S NOT TO BAD BECAUSE HE WILL EAT CRACKERS OUT OF MY HAND. HE IS SOUND ASLEEP AND I DID NOT COVER HIM |
Sunday, 07-Sep-03 09:20:30 EDT
Comments: Hi LInda, We just got a Sun Conure at home. It stayed for a couple of weeks in the store(33& Bird in Manhattan) before we were allowed to bring it home. We are very excited but also a bit worried because the bird's breathing is a bit heavy, especially when he is out of the cage. Tomorrow we will take him to the vet. I liked your page very much and will keep on logging on to it; Rob. |
Saturday, 06-Sep-03 16:33:12 EDT
Comments: great pictures of loui |
Saturday, 06-Sep-03 01:08:26 EDT
Comments: I hope to have a conure soon. Thanks for the information and tips. I try to read as much as I can. Louie is quite the funny fellow. I hope to have one as good as he is maybe 2. |
Friday, 05-Sep-03 20:17:04 EDT
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Friday, 05-Sep-03 17:32:56 EDT
Comments: thanks for some really great info. I bought a 9 month old hand raised conure about 3 months. she bonded really quick with me and likes to sleep in the same bed. I have put a sock in her cage that she crawls into at nite to sleep in. This weekend I was cleaning her cage on our open deck and she got loose. Flew over top the house and was gone but I could hear her sqwauking. I ran through the garage to the front lawn but still couldn't see her. Meanwhile my husband ran out onto the deck and saw her sitting about 60 feet up in a tree overlooking the deck where her cage was. We tried for six hours to get her to fly down but the two times she tried she slipped off the tiny branch she was on and scared herself and flew higher. During this time we tried food, treats, toys everything. Nothing worked. Finally we got out a 30 foot ladder, mind you she is still up over 60 feet in the tree, and put it against the house. She tried again to come to me only she slipped and scared herself again. This time she ended up facing away from us. There was a dead tree about 15 feet away from the tree she was in. We propped the ladder against that tree and up I went, and I'm scared of heights. I had a plastic bucket of her favorite treats, little round seed balls. I was about 20 feet lower than her but facing her and across from her. I called her and sure enough her little wings started flapping and shw was quivering back and forth trying to get up her courage to fly. It took her about 2 minutes and she finally launched herself towards the tree I was in. She landed on a branch about 10 inches from me. I extended my finger to her and told her to "step up" and sure enough she did. I then grabbed her securely and with my other hand dumped the bucket of seeds,(unfortunately on my husbands head) and stuffed her in the bucket and put the top on. Raced down the ladder and into the house. I consider it a miracle that we got her back. We call her Bubbles or Skwauky depending on how loud she is and she gotten in the habit of trying to eat anything that I eat and stealing from my fork as I try to get it into my mouth. They really do have strong personalities and she has still not forgiven my husband for yelling at her when we first brought her home. She is very protective of me and has divebombed assistants working in the vet's office when they got too near to me. She's trying to help me type right now. Again thanks for the web site Debbie Hegeman |
Friday, 05-Sep-03 15:10:38 EDT
Comments: Linda, I was searching for a quoyte that I had read many years ago by whom I beleive to be Allen. Maybe you can help me get it right and complete it: "There is a tide in the ways of men, if caught at the crest it leads to (something amounting to a glorious and fruitful life), if it is missed it leads to(something amounting to a miserable and treacherous existence). Any match on the above and Allen and if so can you help me get my hands around it exactly. Thank You Anthony Davino adavino@fidelityland.com |
Friday, 05-Sep-03 09:47:53 EDT
Comments: I enjoyed your site. I'm sure it will help me alot with my new Baby. Thanks for the help. Thomas |
Thursday, 04-Sep-03 20:33:29 EDT
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