Cockatoo
New member
- Dec 2, 2012
- 24
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- Parrots
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Angel, Umbrella Cockatoo
Tiki, Sulfur Crested Cockatoo
Cookie, Bare-Eyed Cockatoo
Hey there! I'm new to the site, but I'm no stranger to birds, ahahahaha!
I've had over 30 large birds in my short 16 years, and I've also had smaller breeding pairs, like 'tiels, lovebirds, quakers, ect.
My current babies are Angel, a 32 year old rescued Umbrella 'too. I've had her for about 2 months now, and she is loving her new life. (If I'd spent 2 years locked in a broom closet with a roach infested cage, I'd be ecstatic to have a new home, too!) Fortunately, she was raised so well by her owner before the broom closet people, that she never bites or shows any signs of aggression. She says one word, Hello (gets annoying after about 30 repititions, though), and is a joy to have around.
Rikki-Tikki-Tavi is my 3 year old Sulfur crested, and is quite possibly the happiest bird I've ever come across. She finds joy in the smallest things, like the zipper on my jacket, and she's a great little baby.
Cookie is the serious one, never taking risks. She's a two year old Bare-Eyed, very affectionate, but reserved around strangers.
And there's my managerie, ahaha! The birds share quarters with 3 Chow Chows, and love "their" dogs to bits.
I've had over 30 large birds in my short 16 years, and I've also had smaller breeding pairs, like 'tiels, lovebirds, quakers, ect.
My current babies are Angel, a 32 year old rescued Umbrella 'too. I've had her for about 2 months now, and she is loving her new life. (If I'd spent 2 years locked in a broom closet with a roach infested cage, I'd be ecstatic to have a new home, too!) Fortunately, she was raised so well by her owner before the broom closet people, that she never bites or shows any signs of aggression. She says one word, Hello (gets annoying after about 30 repititions, though), and is a joy to have around.
Rikki-Tikki-Tavi is my 3 year old Sulfur crested, and is quite possibly the happiest bird I've ever come across. She finds joy in the smallest things, like the zipper on my jacket, and she's a great little baby.
Cookie is the serious one, never taking risks. She's a two year old Bare-Eyed, very affectionate, but reserved around strangers.
And there's my managerie, ahaha! The birds share quarters with 3 Chow Chows, and love "their" dogs to bits.
I guess you're a too person, I stick to the small birds. 
