Ros63
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- Jun 29, 2012
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- Parrots
- 1 galah, 4 cockatiels, 2 housed lorikeets, 13 released and returned free range lorikeets. A myriad of visiting honey eaters, red wattle birds etc...
Hi, I have the pleasure of living with 2 rainbow lorikeets, 2 cockatiels and a galah. The lorikeets can't. Fly ( one semi trimmed and one a fauna rescue who has a damaged wing. The trimmed lorikeets is almost four and was found at about a week old. She spends a lot of time outside gardening with me and In the last year has grown some independence and goes outside often when we are home to play in her cupboard ( she took ownership - as they do.) We also released ten lorikeets a few months ago. They were mainly from fauna rescue and others we had rescued. We only expectd seven to fly. Conditions were perfect - there were two other large flocks around, one who had escaped months before had. One back and there were native flowers every where. The flocks left and our flock staurd behind. They live in and around the aviary - come for food at least twice a day and some sleep in the aviary each night. They have brought friends for meals and if I am late with their food they call me, come to the back door and hang off it and
And on us as we are coming out the door. Last week I had eight lorikeets hanging onto my hands, head and food container while I was trying to hand out food. Some even still give me little kisses. My home life is amazing. Just wish I could retire and spend every day with them (18 years to go
And on us as we are coming out the door. Last week I had eight lorikeets hanging onto my hands, head and food container while I was trying to hand out food. Some even still give me little kisses. My home life is amazing. Just wish I could retire and spend every day with them (18 years to go