KJ>Arrgh! 21 babies! I'd have to move out to make room if that ever
KJ>happened here! But I bet it's a riot to have that many different types
KJ>of babies to play with.
They practically push me out of the bedroom as is. This year I am
planning on buying a seperate building that;s insulated and putting the
babies out in it, incubator, brooders, and baby cages. Maybe a phone,
bed or recliner, and a desk for those times I have to sit up with a sick
baby or feed round the clock. It's gonna cost a chunk but in the long
run it will be worth it.
KJ>BH>Soon,
I'll have two nanday babies and a "mystery" conure, something I
KJ>With that many eggs, it could be anything! Keep me filled in--I'm
KJ>curious now!
I think it is a dusky -- will have enough color to know soon. I have one
baby dusky right now that is being fed by and English budgie
as the parents will not feed their own babies. Budgie is
doing a bang up job.
KJ>Sometimes I think they have NO clue of their size. My last Jenday babies
KJ>decided to take on the (fortunately mellow and bird-safe) 90+pound
KJ>greyhound. He ran, so they chased him! I had to snatch them out of the
KJ>air and lock them up for their own safety (and the poor dog just cowered
KJ>on his bed looking abused).
Been there...
KJ>BH>to put one of the little green cheeks up on top of my head as she is
KJ>BH>being a bully to the bigger bird.
KJ>Ooooh, you ARE brave, putting a baby bird on top of your head. If *I*
KJ>did that, it would guarantee a large wet baby "plop" down my forehead...
Been there too. It washes out..
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