Macaws are gorgeous!! Thanks for posting that convo with Leo; many really can use language appropriately. Not mine, sigh.. She has a tendency to yell POOOOOOPIE whenever people are over. Caiques aren't really known for talking and they sound funny when they do. Macaws are like feathered toddlers. I don't think that they get super hormonal like other breeds. What about your pionii? (Is that what they are? )
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Did classwife tell you - I actually FELL for that ploy!?! Can you tell I haven't been around here much???
:::sigh::: Since I'm not the vaper in the family, I just hang in the forums that do HIM the most good. ::::big, fat SIGH::::
I didn't rat you out...but I will tell everyone that you are a very sweet person !
Thank you, but there seems to be a bunch of that going on in this forum. Ya'll are the greatest.
Macaws are gorgeous and wonderful birds, but my research has led me to believe that, as passionate as I am about my critters, I could never take on the mega-enormous responsibility of a bird that intelligent and that large (not to mention, that capable of serious human injury!). :::sigh::: My Eclectus pair (Leo & Glory) are nearly too much of that already. Hormones rule this roost!!! They have large vocabularies and have clearly cognitive convos with us regularly. They speak clear as a bell, like little girls. The Blue-Headed Pionus pair (Bo & Bella) are easy keepers. They are not the smartest kids on the block, but they are super sweet and easy to work with. It's easy to tell if they're a little hormone-grumpy, so you never have to get bit. They talk like 85 year old men that have been smoking for 70 years!
Wub my birdies.
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ROFL!!!!!!!Macaws also live longer than most people! Your pionus pair sound a bit like my caique; I know when I should leave her alone unless I want a new piercing for free. She probably sounds like them when she talks. It's kinda creepy when she is saying: Come here baby bird, come here pretty!.Thank you, but there seems to be a bunch of that going on in this forum. Ya'll are the greatest.
Macaws are gorgeous and wonderful birds, but my research has led me to believe that, as passionate as I am about my critters, I could never take on the mega-enormous responsibility of a bird that intelligent and that large (not to mention, that capable of serious human injury!). :::sigh::: My Eclectus pair (Leo & Glory) are nearly too much of that already. Hormones rule this roost!!! They have large vocabularies and have clearly cognitive convos with us regularly. They speak clear as a bell, like little girls. The Blue-Headed Pionus pair (Bo & Bella) are easy keepers. They are not the smartest kids on the block, but they are super sweet and easy to work with. It's easy to tell if they're a little hormone-grumpy, so you never have to get bit. They talk like 85 year old men that have been smoking for 70 years!
Wub my birdies.
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