I'd be sad Joe because Karen would change the name and I like Zoe
I went on line and searched boys names that begin with the letter Z and Zoe is there. You won't have to change the name whether it's a boy or girl.
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I'd be sad Joe because Karen would change the name and I like Zoe
I wouldn't change the name now.
He or she knows that's what you call him/her. It doesn't matter.
I wouldn't change the name now.
He or she knows that's what you call him/her. It doesn't matter.
Since it's not my bird I won't have any say, but thanks Dopey about finding it under both boys and girls. I'll put that bug in Karen's ear
OMG, I want to blow up the pics of her and have my walls papered with them! She is sooo gorgeous!!
I think Zoe will definitely work for either sex. I named my lovies before I realized that Zoe is a boy, but since he has only one eye we call him Governor Zoe
Excuse me as I go into a corner and melt into a puddle of adoring-mushy-I-want-to-cuddle-Zoe goop... goodness me! And I've been on numbers 3 and 4 ever since Mark discussed BTM's earlier... this has just made me more obsessed. But because I live in Canada, it will probably never come true
So I fully expect a shwack load of photos so I can also live vicariously through you and your wife with your ridiculously adorable Zoe! I really don't mind melting into puddles of goop on a continuous basis when it comes to birds as dang adorable as your mush-mac
they just called karen and told her zoe is officially a girl! Yay!!
they just called karen and told her zoe is officially a girl! Yay!!
kinda seems like it was just meant to be, doesn't it?!
Oddly enough, when I lived in NorCal, I was cleaning cages, and had my flock and cages outside power washing them...
Oddly enough, one of the "crows" in a tree in my back yard, became interested in my birds, and actually began talking to us. On closer inspection, it was a Vasa...
So I climbed the tree. Unfortunately, when I got about 2/3 of the way to the bird, it spooked the crows, and she flew off with her flock. Well, rare madagascar parrots don't show up in your yard every day. So I made a few phone calls, and it turns out a local breeder had lost one of hers...
Long story short, she brought the mate over to my place in the hopes that the other bird would come back to it. So, I got to play with one...
How exciting!!! I'm glad everything turned our like y'all wanted.
Seriously looking into a BTM since there's a few breeders in Texas..
They're quickly rivaling the greater vasa as my dream bird hehe. Maybe in a few years.