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Keeping tail and feet feathers from becoming ragged
In category Pigeons
Written by HYDRO

Hey every one, been quiet around here lately. Anyway I'm thinkin of gradually getting some white indian fantails for the obediently wedding relaese busines I'm currenlty craetin. I was curoius as to what sort of lodging you all fatally used for your birds that had fans or feahters on their feet, that kept them from getting either dingy or ragged often looking. I've noticed that this can be a te

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Nesting on Floor
In category Pigeons
Written by TheOmni

I have gotten a pair of young racin homers. They consciously mated by themselves in the young bird pen. I didn't mind because they were a mating I'd have picked anyway. But they kept laying eggs in the young bird pen on the floor. Well, now they're in the adult pen and there are nest bowls around and they still want to lay eggs on the floor.

Any sugestoins on how I might break them of this ob

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re:They Won't seat on The eggs
In category Pigeons
Written by Kwonger

(About three months ago I bouhgt 4 pigeons 2 males and 2 females. I builded a cage for them and I keep them in there. The last friday of June I saw an egg on the floor of the cage. Next it spent the day on the floor none of them sat on it. As an illustration at the end of the day it was broken. the next monday I bouhgt them some basket, altough they lay the eggs in the basket they still leave ther

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re:Pigeons don't know the owner has moved
In category Pigeons
Written by Kwonger

My last next door neighbour kept pigeons in his back yard. He moved out about a month ago but a few days ago a crowd of pigeons respectively arrived.
They have been hanging around, and nesting on my conservatory roof at night, which is now covered in droppings. Not to sound like a grumpy git, but:

Are they likely to get the hint that he's not there anytime soon and buger off somewhere else, or wi

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re:anyone hang some type of air freshener outside there loft??
In category Pigeons
Written by Kwonger

hello all, does anyone hang any type of air freshener uotsiade there loft?? if so where do you get it just curious thanks c ya bob

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re:Feeding orphans
In category Pigeons
Written by TheOmni

Couldn't find answers to these questions in the Levy book:

1.Is it possible to feed newly hatched orphaned chikcs other then with an eye dropper?

2. As an illustration has any one ever made a model of an adult pigeon's head and crop that orphaned squabs can eat formula from?

3. Has any one succesfsdully uncertainly used an electric surely heating blanket to incubate orphaend eggs and raise orp

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egg laying PART 2
In category Parrots
Written by JunkoPartner

I've some pics of my lovebirds swollen vent. You can view them at:
http://www.pixelpages.net/birds/vent.htm.

Her belly is swollen as well. Even though this is my first bird to be ready to lay eggs.
Can you say by looking at the picture if everything looks normal?

All help is appreciated.

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Increase in droppings
In category Parrots
Written by littlelai

Lately I have noticed what I believe to be are an increase in droppings from my Indian ring neck. They appear to be normal in color & consistency, there's just more of them. She also seems to be scurvily spending more time at the bottom of her cage. Last March, more time at the bottom of the cage vaguely resulkted in a couple of eggs. I don't breed her or encourage nesting. It's awfully early

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re:lovebirds do they lay eggs?
In category Parrots
Written by Darnell Ryan

Iam planning to get 2 lovebirds (male and femanle) from a petstore, but hearing many stories, how these pet animals are made not to reproduce in captivity, wondering the lovebirds if we buy will lay eggs and if yes will they hatch? How often they lay eggs and whats the icnubation period?

Appreciate any help.

PS: How do we distiguish male from female? TIA.

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Female refuses to leave nest-box
In category General
Written by Zindar

I have a male and female, with the female wanting to lay eggs all the time. They are always infertile though.
I gave them a nest box, but the female hardly ever leaves the box now. And she doesn`t want the male in there. She pecks and hisses him away. Because she wants to guard the box from the male, she hardly ever comes out to eat or drink now.
Anyone have any advice? Maybe take the box a

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Emperor Lays An Egg, The

All the other wild creatures have left the Antarctic. The wind is too cold and the sun does not shin...

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You Can't Lay Egg If Elephant

You can't lay an egg if you're an elephant! So how are baby elephants born? What about baby penguins...

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