Anyone got an Avary ?

[lozz]

is there anyone on here thats intoBirds ?
The Featherd kind lol,

Right er to cut the story short,
irescued some Birds tonight, 4 beautiful budgies ithink there around 6mths old,
and 2 Cockatiels, one pied and one White one,

anyone want them before igive them to the R,s,p,c,a. ?

ive got a cat and dogs so icarnt keep them,
there healthy but the owner Moved and Abandoned them,

[omega]

are you in telford

[lozz]

Nah mate,
im on the Border of Manchester,

[omega]

Nah mate,
im on the Border of Manchester,

oops sorry getting you confused with some one else

[lozz]

No problem mate,

[FarmerPug]

im quite a fan of birds both the feathered and non feathered varieties
although i just have a few hens at the moment.

[lozz]

Ilike birds too, but My wife dosent aprove , ahem,

Err the Featherd ones are ok when there in a cage,
litle bastids can make a Mess tho, peel wall paper and throw seed everywhere,
ive got them in the Garage at the Moment, there Warm & dry,
one of the cockatiels is starting to talk im sure it called me a %$&?

Well anyways if ididnt have the Dogs and the Cat iwouid of kept them,
im sure if they where here with the cat Lurking hed nail them, or give them a Heart attack, cats are Snidey bastids at times,
they can Bend bars on cages so ive learnt in the past,

[Stevem]

Any cages with them, or are they flying free ???
Speaking of free, are they ??
Where abouts 'on the edge of Manchester' are you ???
I'm just outside Leeds (spit when you say that word !), so just a possible trip along the M62. Cheers Steve.

[lozz]

Any cages with them, or are they flying free ???
Speaking of free, are they ??
Where abouts 'on the edge of Manchester' are you ???
I'm just outside Leeds (spit when you say that word !), so just a possible trip along the M62. Cheers Steve.

Hi, steve,
Yes there Free,
ijust took them in to see if icouid find them a Home and let them have a 2nd chance.
Ive checked them over, theyre clean and Tidy, no Tatty feathers etc,
Theyve not been Clipped.
Theyve come out of an Avary but one of the Cocatiels is a Talker,
the Budgies are Freindly little chaps, theyd be Best for Avary or, separated into pairs and Caged
there alltogher atm cocatiels and the Budgies none of ems took there jacket off as of yet and had a barney, so ipresume they get along well,
ive no cages as such other than a Big square cage which was only any use just to get them here,
its not up to much,
sadly icarnt help out with Cages its something idont have,

Location : im just off the A627 or there abouts, not that far from you realy. abit Nearer if you came off the Motorway @ saddleworth

[steve_earwig]

I thought this was going to be some weird sort of test gear or something

Aviary's got an "i" in it, innit

Yes there Free,

Free cat food!!!

[highlander]

Free cat food!!!

None of our cats have shown even the least bit of interest in actually eating birds.

They just want to kill the smug, chirpy little fuckers.

Imagine the audacity of them from a cat's point of view - fluttering around, getting up to high places where even cats can't climb up to, and then they have the cheek to just wander into the garden and strut around SINGING! Even at 5 in the morning, when the cat's trying to get some sleep!

Nah, the cats just kill them and dump their still-twitching corpses in your slippers, just for extra LOL.

[trem1]

Free cat food!!!

None of our cats have shown even the least bit of interest in actually eating birds.

They just want to kill the smug, chirpy little fuckers.

Imagine the audacity of them from a cat's point of view - fluttering around, getting up to high places where even cats can't climb up to, and then they have the cheek to just wander into the garden and strut around SINGING! Even at 5 in the morning, when the cat's trying to get some sleep!

Nah, the cats just kill them and dump their still-twitching corpses in your slippers, just for extra LOL.

yep that about sums our cat up as well

[steve_earwig]

It's something my dad said once - I was in his kitchen when he lived in Sussex, looked out the window and saw an unusual looking finch so I asked him what it was (him knowing about this sort of thing). He looked out, ummed and said "cat food". Nice fellow, me dad

Our cats just look at the birds and make stupid "ma-ma-ma" noises. They're good with mice though. The oldest of our three golden retards catches them, big fat lumbering thing, I've no idea at all how she does it. Btw the last thing that got brought in (by the retards) that lay twitching on the carpet was a rat

This sort of thing used to happen to us when we lived in Chingford on the edge of the forest, we used to get all sorts of dumped animals wandering or flying in - cats, dogs, budgies in the main.

Are cockatiels worth money do you know?

[lozz]

hi.

RE: Are cockatiels worth money do you know?

Yes if theyve been hand Reard.
ahand Reard one is worth £100 -£150.

Even abit more if its a Talker,
there was a chap from scotland got intouch with us last night about the cockatiels and hes been selling them at £200 hand tame ones,
not bad Money Realy for something you can get Hand tame with little effort,

[FarmerPug]

our cat wont eat birds just throws them about, she attempted a hen the time we first got them but when she was doing the sneaking up at the hen about 5 come round her in curiosity and then started pecking her.
Cats though they eat stuff and come into the house and leave it, or else boke up what they ate.