No I don't have turkeys, silly. I was talking about the conure. -- for the love of squirrels

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Date Posted: 18:18:52 11/27/01 Tue
Author: RR
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No I don't have turkeys, silly. I was talking about the conure.
In reply to: Miss Crabtree 's message, "That's my point! (well, that, & the point at the top of my head - does my wig hide it? (LOL!)" on 15:55:32 11/27/01 Tue

>You've got TURKEYS. TOO?!? My goodness, RobRoy, you
>were the one who first said you have issues, which
>make you keep adding to your menagerie! I was simply
>concurring! We're going to have to start calling you
>"Noah" I do like your cage plans, 'tho. I didn't
>mean to sound as though people should not keep birds,
>I only meant I can't deal with the caged aspect. The
>birds don't seem to mind!
>
>>I don't like the cage idea either, but I have 4 cats
>>and 9 sugar gliders and I don't think any would mind a
>>turkey dinner. Cages are not built for birds they are
>>built for people. If they were built by birds for
>>birds they would make some changes. First of all the
>>wires would run horizontal so they could climb easier
>>and the cages would be 20 feet long and 3 feet tall so
>>the birds could fly back and forth.
>>
>>
>>
>>>>I have a Blue Crown also named Fred and we have had
>>>>him for almost 20 years now. Good luck with you Blue
>>>>Crown.
>>>
>>>I've never really liked the idea of caging a
>bird...My
>>>dad had a canary, when we were kids - he would let it
>>>out now and then, and we always had to have the
>window
>>>shades drawn, the the mirror covered with a sheet,
>and
>>>then the bird was relatively safe, flying around. I
>>>just can't deal with the caged life, tho...

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