Am I the only one who continuously researc

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I have been part of the bird world on and off for the past 13 years and I still research cockatiels. About every three months I google information on them go on sites I have previously used and trust as well as coming on here (usually when I have a new bird or am thinking about getting one). I just like knowing the most up to date information on them as well as some other birds I am considering getting eventually such as a pionus (preferably a dusky pionus) or caquie. Am I the only one who does this?
 
There's always updated information about any of the parrots or animals. Things I didn't know about although I've been breeding and keeping them for so many years. I believe we all do that and read any info we can.
 
I am always reading, I feel like I am constantly learning something new that seems like something you should not keep birds unless you know. I am currently reading a book on parrots published in 1992, and some of the things are pretty startling. I can only imagine what we are doing to the poor babies now that people in 20 years will cringe at!
 
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I don't just do it cockatiels I also do it with dogs (I am more of a dog person to be honest) for the last 11 years or so the only item on my Christmas list has been an AKC book of dogs funny thing is I have never gotten it but I still look up stuff on different breeds all the time.
 
There's always updated information about any of the parrots or animals. Things I didn't know about although I've been breeding and keeping them for so many years. I believe we all do that and read any info we can.

I agree with Mikey. We can NEVER stop learning :) There is always new information coming out, and I think most of us do research especially before getting something new.

I don't just do it cockatiels I also do it with dogs (I am more of a dog person to be honest) for the last 11 years or so the only item on my Christmas list has been an AKC book of dogs funny thing is I have never gotten it but I still look up stuff on different breeds all the time.

When I was a child and young teen, I was a complete dog nerd! I had the official AKC book and a bunch of dog books I'd always study haha. To this day, I remember what I learned many years ago, and I can spot and call out correctly the most obscure dog breeds... (Completely useless talent :52:) I once stopped a couple with a Cane Corso Mastiff that no one else around was guessing correctly... the couple was stunned that I knew. Ironically, most of my dog knowledge is "book knowledge" and I admit that if I had a dog of my own now as an adult, especially a large breed, I'd be in over my head. I'd need a dog forum lol. Still do love dogs.

I am considering getting eventually such as a pionus (preferably a dusky pionus) or caquie.

A DUSKY PIONUS is a "THE dream bird" of mine. We can't have another bird for the foreseeable future, but hypothetically speaking, that's what I'd get next. :)
 
I do the same thing. I'll read everything and anything I can find on the subject. There will always be something new to learn and I don't want to miss it.
 
Oh yes I never stop researching, their is always something new to learn and ideas
 
I'm new to being a parrot mummy (6 months only), and I find myself looking up questions on behaviours, training, pretty much ANYTHING bird related almost daily! I love it!
 
I enjoy reading about parrots of all kinds, and other kinds of birds too-- and like to learn new things about them. I read lots of parrot books, old and new, and look for information online regularly. So you're not alone. :)
 

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