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I didn't think this would be so difficult

Postby Bri » Wed Sep 21, 2011 7:50 pm

Wow, I'm having a hard time trying to find a parrot! :lol:
I'm wanting this Senegal 8 hours away from me, but he's willing to meet me halfway. Problem is he'd only be able to on weekends which I always work and he's also busy with some things. Then there's a Meyers about the same distance but the breeder is rude, so I don't even want to go any further with that. Whats frustrating is these are like the onlyyy two breeders I could find locally!

So then the next option is to have one shipped. Well, the ones I have found are either adults, breeder pairs, or they don't ship.

I've checked the local rescues and craigslist daily, but no Sennies or Meyers :roll: It's also almost Oct. and will be getting cold soon which also gets in the way of getting a parrot.

I just had to get on here to rant about this :lol: Anybody have the website of the breeder you got your Senegal or Meyers parrot from that ships?
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Re: I didn't think this would be so difficult

Postby liz » Wed Sep 21, 2011 8:26 pm

Where are you? Do you live in Never Never Land.

I live in NC and there seem to be no others in the forum from here but we even have parrot rescues.
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Re: I didn't think this would be so difficult

Postby GlassOnion » Wed Sep 21, 2011 10:24 pm

Hmm.. does it have to be a Poi parrot? When meeting birds in person, I tend to throw out what I read online and focus on the individual bird's personalities. Perhaps you could meet a couple birds and 'broaden' your horizon?
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Re: I didn't think this would be so difficult

Postby Bri » Wed Sep 21, 2011 10:26 pm

Nebraska. Middle of the map :P
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Re: I didn't think this would be so difficult

Postby Bri » Wed Sep 21, 2011 10:30 pm

GlassOnion wrote:Hmm.. does it have to be a Poi parrot? When meeting birds in person, I tend to throw out what I read online and focus on the individual bird's personalities. Perhaps you could meet a couple birds and 'broaden' your horizon?


Well, it's kind of important to me to have a bird more on the quiet side because I live in an apartment. I wouldn't want to have to get rid of my bird from complaints :( Unless you have any other knowledge of any other parrots more on the "quiet" side?
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Re: I didn't think this would be so difficult

Postby Natacha » Thu Sep 22, 2011 4:23 pm

Just be aware that even if a species/family is known to be quiet, there are exeptions.

With that said, I have 6 Pois and 1 Lovebird in an apartment and never got a noise complaint.
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Re: I didn't think this would be so difficult

Postby liz » Fri Sep 30, 2011 8:23 am

The smaller the parrot the sweeter the noise. :swaying: :swaying: Tweetle Dee and Tweetle Dumb make pretty little noises and very cheerful. My tiels chirp, tweet, sing and talk.
:amazon: Rambo and :amazon2: Myrtle are another story. The first time I heard Rambo I thought the woman next door left a kid alone in the house. I actually looked in her window. When I am in the yard it sounds like 2 kids having an argument inside.
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Re: I didn't think this would be so difficult

Postby Bri » Fri Sep 30, 2011 12:32 pm

Wow Natacha that has to be a lotta noise tho :lol:

Liz, I've seen an Amazon at a pet store before but I didn't hear it make any noise while I was there. I'ts actually really sad and wrong how they're keeping it. It's been there for a while and it's just in this small octagon enclosure but it's plexi glass or whatever so it can't climb or anything for exercise. :(

But anyways we're planning on meeting up Sunday, October 9th so I'll have my Senegal very soon! :D
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Re: I didn't think this would be so difficult

Postby liz » Fri Sep 30, 2011 12:37 pm

Is there anything you can do for that Amazon?
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Re: I didn't think this would be so difficult

Postby Bri » Fri Sep 30, 2011 6:01 pm

Not that I know of unless I bought him but I just spent a lot of money for everything for a senegal so I dnt have the money for him too. I would like an african grey or an amazon someday but I'm not ready for that size of a bird yet. I also don't know anyone else that likes birds.
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