PickleMeDickles
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- May 17, 2015
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- 10
- Parrots
- SassyByrd (DYH Amazon) JoJo (GCC) Betty (GCC) DEARLY LOVED fids lost to “Teflon Disaster� 12/17 RIP Pickles (GC),RIP Winston (Sun), RIP Lady PLEASE TAKE 5 MINUTES &TOSS OUT ALL YOUR TEFLON NOW!
Hi All,
I have noticed a lot of people wondering about Suns. Now, don't get me wrong, I LOVE my Suns. But they are noisy (and I think two crank up the level by 10). Really noisy. In the video you will see a smaller black cage, that is my GCC. She is really quiet, even for a GCC from what I gather.
Make sure you turn your volume up high and remember, this is just less than two minutes at a normally quiet time of the day. So, don't base your opinion on the lack of volume, it is there. But try to listen to the shrillness of the shrieks, this is what bugs out most people. It can literally make your ears ring. I live on multiple acreage, and I can actually hear them in the back pasture (about 2 acres away) and they are in the house.
I am going to try to catch them when they are really excited. I'll post that as well.
Most of our friends think we are nuts to live with the noise. However, it really isn't the birds' problem, as we bought them and they are completely bonded to me, so they are here to stay (they are, after all, my fids). I have gotten to the point where my life is about a handful of loved ones and my animals. So if friends can't tolerate the noise, we just meet elsewhere. We have really learned to "live with the noise", but we are lucky that we are not in an apartment, have small children, or are overly sensitive to the noise.
[ame="https://youtu.be/9_8XqUMpdOA"]My Sun's Being Suns[/ame]
I have noticed a lot of people wondering about Suns. Now, don't get me wrong, I LOVE my Suns. But they are noisy (and I think two crank up the level by 10). Really noisy. In the video you will see a smaller black cage, that is my GCC. She is really quiet, even for a GCC from what I gather.
Make sure you turn your volume up high and remember, this is just less than two minutes at a normally quiet time of the day. So, don't base your opinion on the lack of volume, it is there. But try to listen to the shrillness of the shrieks, this is what bugs out most people. It can literally make your ears ring. I live on multiple acreage, and I can actually hear them in the back pasture (about 2 acres away) and they are in the house.
I am going to try to catch them when they are really excited. I'll post that as well.
Most of our friends think we are nuts to live with the noise. However, it really isn't the birds' problem, as we bought them and they are completely bonded to me, so they are here to stay (they are, after all, my fids). I have gotten to the point where my life is about a handful of loved ones and my animals. So if friends can't tolerate the noise, we just meet elsewhere. We have really learned to "live with the noise", but we are lucky that we are not in an apartment, have small children, or are overly sensitive to the noise.
[ame="https://youtu.be/9_8XqUMpdOA"]My Sun's Being Suns[/ame]