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Hi from Canada

Postby Senniegal » Mon Feb 01, 2010 2:55 pm

Just wanted to say a quick "hello" to the board. I have two sick kids home with me today, so my computer time is limited, but I am very happy to join this board at last and wanted to make my first post. I have followed Killiparrot on youtube for quite a while now and have enjoyed watching his videos as well as others on youtube.

I have been the parrot companion to my beautiful Senegal parrots since June 2009. We have passed the half year mark! I love them more every day. I look forward to reading and sharing with everyone here as I find the time.

Hope your all having a good day and finding time to spend with your feathered friends!

Cari
Patience&Kermit :senegal: :senegal:
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Re: Hi from Canada

Postby kimbo » Mon Feb 01, 2010 2:59 pm

hi and welcome to the forum. i have one :senegal: how do two together behave? are you breeding them? or are they brother and sister? just curious.
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Re: Hi from Canada

Postby Senniegal » Mon Feb 01, 2010 3:16 pm

Hi Kimbo..thanks for the welcome.

I own two parrots. They both come from the same parents, but one clutch away from each other. Patience the older, Kermit the younger.

I by chance grew to develp a friendship with a lady at my daughters preschool that works at our citys Safe Haven for animals. She has been breeding senegals for quite a few years. I had known about her and got to know several of her birds over a period of 5 years. She has a very large house and property and developed a large flock of her own (not just sennies). She has a huge heart and took in some birds by adoption.

This past year, she became overloaded. She knew she was taking on too many animals. And the hours at the Safe Haven coupled with her hours spent on her own animals was taking away her time for her human family. We talked for a few months about the chance of me taking one of her 4mos. old sennies home to keep and after getting to know Patince for a while I took her home with me. At the same time, Kermit came along unexpectadly. She thought his egg was unviable, and did not pull the egg on the day she usually would her other babies. A few days went by and she went to pull the egg out but it had hatched and kermit was sitting behind his mother as a surprise...nearly hidden. I offered to take him home with me too. She gave me two very nice and large cages for my birds and they are very happy in them.

Patience and Kermit are sperated for the most part. I do take both of them in the showers with me know that they are older. When they were first with me they would try to place position with each other..patience usually always won. But now Kermit is bigger then Patience so she has given up and they are very good friends and snuggle and lightly peck at each other if they are left alone on the same perch.

My birds are mainly handled by myself and my husband in the evenings. Kermit likes my husband and Patience puts up with him. They both fight over me to get their special attention, just nearly the same as my human kiddos do! I have a boy (8yrs in June) and a girl (6yrs this month).

Wow...sorry...this got long and rambling....*lol*.....good thing I am a fast typer!

Here is a link to a few pictures of the time right before Kermit came home to live. Kermit as a baby, Kermit with his dark baby eyes, and my kiddos in the cleaned cages waiting to be filled with toys and our new family members.
http://panorama.smugmug.com/Archives/year2009/Kermit/8832976_sfjtP
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Re: Hi from Canada

Postby kimbo » Mon Feb 01, 2010 3:35 pm

its nice your birds get on. im a parrot beginner myself and got chico when he was weened ddnt see him till then. love baby sennies they are so cute. i love him to bits he is so cute and comical even when in a bad mood. hope you enjoy the forum, ive learnt loads so far. by the way not parrot but i love canada. went to calgary and banff park and victoria. seen the rockies , amazing. you have a beautiful country. :senegal:
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Re: Hi from Canada

Postby MissLady9902 » Tue Feb 02, 2010 1:51 am

Hi and welcome!
Baby sennies are VERY cute! My Noolde will have been with me a year at the end of this month. She's a little over a year old now. I love her lots and lots!
Cathy

Busy beaks are quiet beaks!

:senegal: - Noodle
:gray: - Marvin
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Re: Hi from Canada

Postby Senniegal » Tue Feb 02, 2010 11:54 am

Kimbo, thank you. I think Canada is very beautiful. My husband Shane and I spent our honeymoon in Jasper and a day or two around Banff. We started the trip in Whistler...we did sort of a circle tour.

I am American living in Canada. I have landed status and have lived her for 13 years. I miss the states a lot right now, but I do apprecitate the beauty and nature that is easier to where I live here. I used to live in California and also spent time in Oregon for a few years as well.

Hi Cathy. Noodle is a cute name! Thank you for the welcome!
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Re: Hi from Canada

Postby tacotaco » Tue Feb 02, 2010 12:06 pm

love the pics of your kids in the cages! :lol: too funny. welcome to the forum - you seem to be a very good person :) enjoy your babies and all the info you can find here!
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Re: Hi from Canada

Postby kimbo » Tue Feb 02, 2010 12:30 pm

whistler is very touristy but i liked it. the man i went with wouldnt stay there (boring twit ). love your kids in their cages but where u put birds? ha ha ha......... :senegal:
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Re: Hi from Canada

Postby Senniegal » Tue Feb 02, 2010 1:19 pm

Kimberley, Thank you! I only have a few seconds online right but I clicked on your blog and it looks very interesting. Can't wait to read more later today.

The cage pictures. It was my silly kids idea to do that!! I joked at the time that I wasn't sure if I could go out and buy two more cages since apparently they made excellent "time out" spots. *lol*
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Re: Hi from Canada

Postby MandyG » Tue Feb 02, 2010 1:41 pm

Welcome! Patience and Kermit are adorable! I love baby parrot pictures :)

Honeymooning in Jasper and Banff would have been beautiful! It's been years since I've been out that way. As beautiful as this country is, I'd be missing California if I was you! I couldn't live there though, I'd miss the snow :)
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