crimson
New member
- Oct 8, 2012
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- Senegal-Martini,1 pineapple conure~ Kahlua,1 GCC~ Flare, spl/b, 4 Lovebirds Halo,Tye-Die,Luna,Violet,8 Cockatiels,Num Num&Tundra,8-Ball&Angus,Magnet&Sunkist,Pearl, Blush, 1 gouldian finch, 7 canaries
Since we have so many exotic, wonderful, funny named birds on here, I thought it would be a great idea to find out how you arrived at giving your bird his/her name.
I'm sure there is a story about most of them
I'll start first, but since I own so many birds,I'll just name a few and how I came up with their names
1)Num Num is my very first cockatiel that I bred and raised, so I kept him.
the very first time I hand fed him with the hand feeding formula, he started making those funny noises, num num num num, as he gulped it down
that's how he got his name. He's my resident greeter and all the birds love him.
2)My newest member Ninja, is a gorgeous Gold Cap Conure. After I purchased him, I got in my truck, the radio came on and that song was playing "Inner Ninja", and I thought to myself, "what a great name... Ninja!"
3)Halo, is my beloved lovebird,we hand fed her at just 6 days old, the youngest out of a clutch of 5. the female had made her nesting material from newspaper, and it had crusted so hard on the tops of all the babies heads...it was like paper mache!!! some could barely breathe, others had it covered over their eyes.
Halo being the youngest we decided that if she survived that crusty stuff over her entire head, eyes, and only left one nostril to breath, she must have a halo over her ....that's how she got her name.
every one of my birds have a name with meaning. I love them all.
I'm sure there is a story about most of them
I'll start first, but since I own so many birds,I'll just name a few and how I came up with their names
1)Num Num is my very first cockatiel that I bred and raised, so I kept him.
the very first time I hand fed him with the hand feeding formula, he started making those funny noises, num num num num, as he gulped it down
that's how he got his name. He's my resident greeter and all the birds love him.
2)My newest member Ninja, is a gorgeous Gold Cap Conure. After I purchased him, I got in my truck, the radio came on and that song was playing "Inner Ninja", and I thought to myself, "what a great name... Ninja!"
3)Halo, is my beloved lovebird,we hand fed her at just 6 days old, the youngest out of a clutch of 5. the female had made her nesting material from newspaper, and it had crusted so hard on the tops of all the babies heads...it was like paper mache!!! some could barely breathe, others had it covered over their eyes.
Halo being the youngest we decided that if she survived that crusty stuff over her entire head, eyes, and only left one nostril to breath, she must have a halo over her ....that's how she got her name.
every one of my birds have a name with meaning. I love them all.