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I have a male and female yellow nape amazons that i wold love to be on eggs. over last week the male seemed to be feeling frisky and he showed intrest in the nest box not the female i didnt think was feelling frisky she did alot of growling and pushing the male away when he attempted to get a leg up>they were doing allot of mutual preening and i was hoping maybe we were on the egg path. today the female climed to the highest branch she could get to and sat there. she came down right befor bedtime and had herself a little snack and the climbed herself right back up. He doesnt evern try to get up there with her and hes sleeping in one spot and her in another so what now . whats it mean, I didnt see a mating but my monitor only has good viewing up close but there were times when she was on her side for breif seconds. spring fever couldnt be over that quick could it .any advice on if the mood will return to my birds and how to help my female get rid of her “headach” thanks

i just got mine i have had small birds n the past so this is my first lg one.and just want a good first start

This my pride and joy. Gandalf, my oldest and largest Silver Arowana. My wife found an injured Starling in our front yard and it died of what seemed to be a spinal injury. We try not to waste anything, most importantly life. So I fed it to my fish.

I have been looking for a dyh baby for aout 3 yrs. now i want a BABY prefer to finish out hand feeding myself,and dont want to pay thousands of dollars,we have 11 yrs. exp.hand feeding,raising big birds,currently have 2 macaws,but i really want a dyh i’m in oklahoma please email me if you have one
THANX

I am prepared to sell our familys lillac crested amazon parrot, but I have no clue what the value of the bird might be. He is ‘middle aged’ for a parrot, somewhere in the mid- to late 40′s (average lifespan for an amazon is 90 years.) He is in apparant good health, and has been well cared for during his lifetime. We have had the bird for 11 years. He of course would be sold with his cage, toys, feeding trays and bottle, and a supply of food included. Any ideas what an appropriate selling price would be?