I also wrote three books here in NL. Books with basics about budgies, african greys and senegal parrots. Click here
This is me with my grey Tommy
Hello from The Netherlands
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Hello from The Netherlands
by el-parrot » Wed Jul 21, 2010 5:58 pm
Hello all, I just joined this forum. I am Ellen (47) and I live in Holland with my 8 birds. I have 1 budgie, 4 lovebirds, 1 senegal parrot, 1 quaker parrot and 1 congo african grey. I work as a secretary for the president and the director of the courthouse in my hometown and my hobby's are for sure my birds, my website, photography etc. My first grey I lost through pbfd and polyoma. That was in September 2001 and was quite traumatic for me. You can read my story here
I also wrote three books here in NL. Books with basics about budgies, african greys and senegal parrots. Click here
This is me with my grey Tommy
I also wrote three books here in NL. Books with basics about budgies, african greys and senegal parrots. Click here
This is me with my grey Tommy
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el-parrot - Poicephalus
- Gender:
- Posts: 262
- Location: Dordrecht, the Netherlands
- Number of Birds Owned: 8
- Types of Birds Owned: budgie, lovebird, senegal parrot, quaker parrot, congo african grey parrot
- Flight: No
Re: Hello from The Netherlands
by Michael » Wed Jul 21, 2010 6:23 pm
Welcome, we have several more Dutch members of this forum. Have you considered keeping your parrots flighted?
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Michael - Macaw
- Gender:
- Posts: 6284
- Location: New York
- Number of Birds Owned: 3
- Types of Birds Owned: Senegal Parrot, Cape Parrot, Green-Winged Macaw
- Flight: Yes
Re: Hello from The Netherlands
by el-parrot » Wed Jul 21, 2010 6:27 pm
Michael wrote:Welcome, we have several more Dutch members of this forum. Have you considered keeping your parrots flighted?
He Michael, thanks. Is this your forum? I am a subscriber from your youtube page. Love it. At this moment my birds (except my budgie, but he doesn't come out of his cage anymore) are clipped. Except my lovebirds I love to take them out for a walk (sennie, quaker and grey0 and I just don't get them used to a harnass.
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el-parrot - Poicephalus
- Gender:
- Posts: 262
- Location: Dordrecht, the Netherlands
- Number of Birds Owned: 8
- Types of Birds Owned: budgie, lovebird, senegal parrot, quaker parrot, congo african grey parrot
- Flight: No
Re: Hello from The Netherlands
by lainmai » Wed Jul 21, 2010 10:23 pm
Oh wow! You wrote books on your babies? That is amazing!
Michael - it looks like your starting to really get a good group of parrot owners on the forums now! I am REALLY looking forward to learning as much as I can about parrots in general...and Sennies!
Are your books in English? And if so, are they in distribution in North America?
Michael - it looks like your starting to really get a good group of parrot owners on the forums now! I am REALLY looking forward to learning as much as I can about parrots in general...and Sennies!
Are your books in English? And if so, are they in distribution in North America?
Owned by 2 Parrotlets (Minoru & Midori) and 1 Senegal (Tobi)
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lainmai - Conure
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- Posts: 241
- Location: Oshawa, ON
- Number of Birds Owned: 3
- Types of Birds Owned: Pacific Parrotlet, Senegal
- Flight: Yes
Re: Hello from The Netherlands
by Kim S » Thu Jul 22, 2010 4:32 am
Hoi Ellen, welkom!
Its nice to see other dutch people on here. Still that 'VOC mentality' Balkenende was talking about i guess.
Anyway, make yourself at home.
Its nice to see other dutch people on here. Still that 'VOC mentality' Balkenende was talking about i guess.
Anyway, make yourself at home.
Kika: Senegal Parrot.
Guus: Cockatiel, Yellowcheek, cinnamon, pearl, pied.
Guus: Cockatiel, Yellowcheek, cinnamon, pearl, pied.
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Kim S - Amazon
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- Posts: 654
- Location: Roermond, Holland
- Types of Birds Owned: Senegal (1)
- Flight: Yes
Re: Hello from The Netherlands
by Rue » Thu Jul 22, 2010 10:02 am
Welcome aboard! Love your photo!
Every parrot has a duty: To reduce the world to toothpicks.
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Rue - Poicephalus
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- Posts: 498
- Location: Canadian Prairies
- Number of Birds Owned: 5
- Types of Birds Owned: Cockatiels -2 hens
Amazon, Green-cheeked
Pionus. White-capped
African Grey, Red-tailed (CAG) - Flight: Yes
Re: Hello from The Netherlands
by MandyG » Thu Jul 22, 2010 1:08 pm
Welcome to the forum! I really like the tree you have in the background of your picture, I bet your birds love it!
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MandyG - Amazon
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- Posts: 946
- Location: Manitoba, Canada
- Number of Birds Owned: 1
- Types of Birds Owned: Yellow Crowned Amazon
- Flight: Yes
Re: Hello from The Netherlands
by el-parrot » Thu Jul 22, 2010 7:14 pm
lainmai wrote:Oh wow! You wrote books on your babies? That is amazing!
Michael - it looks like your starting to really get a good group of parrot owners on the forums now! I am REALLY looking forward to learning as much as I can about parrots in general...and Sennies!
Are your books in English? And if so, are they in distribution in North America?
Thanks!! Only.... the books are only available in Dutch. That would be difficult to read for you, I guess!
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el-parrot - Poicephalus
- Gender:
- Posts: 262
- Location: Dordrecht, the Netherlands
- Number of Birds Owned: 8
- Types of Birds Owned: budgie, lovebird, senegal parrot, quaker parrot, congo african grey parrot
- Flight: No
Re: Hello from The Netherlands
by el-parrot » Thu Jul 22, 2010 7:15 pm
Kim S wrote:Hoi Ellen, welkom!
Its nice to see other dutch people on here. Still that 'VOC mentality' Balkenende was talking about i guess.
Anyway, make yourself at home.
Thanks, ha ha... so you know Balkende. he he.
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el-parrot - Poicephalus
- Gender:
- Posts: 262
- Location: Dordrecht, the Netherlands
- Number of Birds Owned: 8
- Types of Birds Owned: budgie, lovebird, senegal parrot, quaker parrot, congo african grey parrot
- Flight: No
Re: Hello from The Netherlands
by lainmai » Thu Jul 22, 2010 7:16 pm
el-parrot wrote:lainmai wrote:Oh wow! You wrote books on your babies? That is amazing!
Michael - it looks like your starting to really get a good group of parrot owners on the forums now! I am REALLY looking forward to learning as much as I can about parrots in general...and Sennies!
Are your books in English? And if so, are they in distribution in North America?
Thanks!! Only.... the books are only available in Dutch. That would be difficult to read for you, I guess!
Yes indeed! That is too bad, I've not seen any books locally about Sennies!
Owned by 2 Parrotlets (Minoru & Midori) and 1 Senegal (Tobi)
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lainmai - Conure
- Gender:
- Posts: 241
- Location: Oshawa, ON
- Number of Birds Owned: 3
- Types of Birds Owned: Pacific Parrotlet, Senegal
- Flight: Yes
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