Thank You Everyone!!
Before I reply to everyone below I wanted to comment on the hand feeding @ 15:40 in the video, I noticed it was green and remembered they told me they make their own formula, any comments on that?
Also the birds "feeding response" seems non-existent, Is it cause they keep to a strict schedule? (I read something about that)
I really liked the feeding Mommy, she had an aura about her, my daughter, son and I felt it (I stay quiet as the control and just listen to them talk about her)
I loved the way she would just feel the crop and know where she was in feeding
Joe - I am so sorry. That is so sad for the whole family on both accounts. I hope your kitty gets to feeling better.
Thanks, we are completely SHOCKED and caught off guard
BTW, did I miss your first name along the lines here?
Thanks again!!
I dont understand why you have to wait so long to take the baby home? Do they hand rear all babies themselves? Do you guys not want to finish rearing the baby for a stronger connection or does that breeder not give you that option? The baby is such a cutie btw congrats.
As others have said here, its not that you can't learn to do it, the question you have to ask is, are you ready to have something go wrong and the bird dies, OR suffers developmentally (maybe permanent) ??
There is a list of things that can go wrong, if you miss the sign of one and 48 hours goes by the bird can reach a "point of no return"
Joe, precious video... That baby is really a lover!! I can't wait to hear what sex you think it is, and what it ends up being
I'm so sorry to hear about Rissa's cat that's too bad. So hard to hear something like that and have to go through it when we love our pets so much, and some a little more than others...
Thanks Julie, We were COMPLETELY Blindsided with this.... Knock on wood, seems to be holding his own, 90% of breathing problem seems to be gone, fingers crossed !!
Joe, your baby bird grows more beautiful every time I see her/him. Thank you for sharing!
And I am so sorry to hear about your daughter's cat! Is this the same one that you smuggled into the hospital to bring her spirits up?
Thanks Stephen, It is funny how things work, We took a LONG time deciding to get the baby, and now in the face of this new pain my daughter can take comfort knowing the bird will be with her for a LONG time, Very lucky the bird will be there to help ease our pain, Yes it is her baby that helped her in the hospital
We drove to Michigan to get him in 2005, here are a few shots of that time
The First Picture we saw of Him on the web "Advertising" him
In Michigan, Rissa trying to decide on the Green eyed one or the Blue eyed one
(we pick the blue based on body language)
This was his first night home with Rissa Aug 2005
My 18 & 16 year old boys in 2005
Thanks Again Stephen!!
Aww. Such a sweet baby. I have a feeling it's a girl.
Do you have any names picked out yet?
Thanks Witchy, ok, that's one vote for girl
NO Name Picked yet
I'm so sorry to hear about Rissa's cat, Joe. What terribly sad news!
Your baby GW is looking GREAT!! I agree with Laura, it appears she's just a bit warm, nothing more.
No clue as to what the gender is.
Girlish...maybe??? :54:
Thanks Wendy, Just unbelievable !!, hoping for a break here, hoping the heart meds give him a bit more time, XOXOX
That's TWO votes for girl, we have to get a "Parrot Pool" going here huh? LOL
Joe your baby is so precious!!! I wish I could give her(???) some scritches!
Thank You Shirre, I see Rissa must speak the secret language of bird lovers like you, XOXOX
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So sorry to hear about Ra [emoji17] I hope he starts feeling a bit better
Thank You Shirre, everyones support here means a lot !!
Thanks again everyone!!
Joe