TW> They were probably laid in the morning, before breakast ... sigh ... 
ost
 TW> eags are aren't they?
Beats me. Booner, Lesser Sulfer Created, wants to lay hers ant night while 
she 
is sitting on my shoulder.
 TW> So you're saying that pstittacines (I'm trying to learn to spell that 
word
 TW> without looking it up everytimr) 
Try hookbills...it works.
 TW> Actually, what I was trying to say was ... - if a lovebird pair built a
 TW> nest, would a different pair at some later date adopt the same nest 
without
 TW> building their own?  AND would a pair always build a fresh nest every 
year
 TW> without recycling the old one?
I can tell you what they do in the wild, but at my house they have to build 
new ones cause I throw the old ones out...too much pookie. I am pretty sure 
that if left alone they would go back to the same nest because they seem to 
chose a box that is in the same area.
It is suppose to be 100 today with 90% humidity. But they may not be a hot as 
its gotten on this conference lately..all heat, no humidity.
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