Posted April 15, 200817 yr There is a massive moult going on in the avairy, however i thought i would take some pics anyway. Note that Romeo has got into a fight and that, mixed with the moult, has resulted in the anti-crested budgie. He will be fine, in time. There are some birds in here that are part of my plans for breeding in november. can you guess which ones? Mixed Mixed with Oscar in the middle and Aphrodite sitting over the back looking on (the YF2 Blue) Norm Ozzie in front of Slate and Boof Slate's wing pattern Princess Romeo with Mel - note his rough head Sunshine Venus athe back at the top Wilde with Sebby then on his own If you guessed most of them, then you are right - (Laughing out loud)
April 15, 200817 yr :hap: It's awful at any time but a least you have it happening outside.............don't know what I did but the inhouse vacuum is mightily messed up!!! Edited April 15, 200817 yr by Phoebe
April 15, 200817 yr It's the change in the weather, it's getting cold! I think it's raining in some of your pics?
April 15, 200817 yr I really like the look of Slate... although I'm not sure why he's not lacewing :hap:
April 15, 200817 yr Oh Poor Romeo. Looks like he needs some attention from Juliette to get those pin feathers worked out
April 15, 200817 yr Wow Dave molting or not they are all simply gorgeous , I love the natural set up you have created for them.
April 15, 200817 yr I have to agree with Elly ... molt or not ... those birds still look great. I guess its easier to deal with molting outside in an aviary. Inside ... not so good. Easy way to destroy a vacuum.
April 15, 200817 yr Author Thanks for the comments. You should see when I clean the floor of the aviary. Feathers everywhere. Thrwoback, it has been raining. It wasn't at the time. I put some clear plastic on 2 sides of my aviary (all 4 sides were previously wire) to prevent draft, so once it rains, the water stays on the plastic, so it gives the appearance of rain. The funniest thing is when it is raining, the birds see it through the plastic, they fly up to the sire, hang them, see the rain through the clear plastic, flap their wings and wonder why they are not getting wet. Funniest thing. Jimmy, Slate is definitely a spangle, no chance of a lacewing. I think you are confusing him with Sebby, who is the sitting int he picture above Wilde. She is a fallow, not a lacewing. More of a purple body colour, but diluted due to the fact that she has the cinnamon wings of a fallow. Liv, Romeo and Juliet were a couple when they were younger but Romeo, liek the old dude on 60 minutes the other day, prefers the company of his daughter these days. NickNack - my dogs constantly shed hair, which i have to vacuum, and they spend at least 20 hours a week inside, so I do understand that vacuum problems - lol
April 15, 200817 yr I really like the look of Slate... although I'm not sure why he's not lacewing :hap: Dave Jimmy is saying that because he likes that bird & it isn't even a Lacewing…as he's a crazy Lacewing Junkie…loves them Lacewings…so your bird isn't even a Lacewing & he likes it…so pretty big compliment. Your birds are looking good even if they are moulting...I'm taking handfulls of feathers from the corners of my avairies too...feathers everywhere. Edited April 15, 200817 yr by Norm