Posted September 16, 201014 yr "Following John’s passing Barb has realized she simply cannot carry the number of birds and varieties as in the past and has reduced numbers dramatically to allow her to remain a breeder and active helper within the fancy." The Auction will be at Vermont United Church, Cross Roads, Plympton, SA on the Saturday 9th of October, 2010. There will be 152 birds up for auction.
September 16, 201014 yr "Following John’s passing Barb has realized she simply cannot carry the number of birds andvarieties as in the past and has reduced numbers dramatically to allow her to remain a breeder and active helper within the fancy." The Auction will be at Vermont United Church, Cross Roads, Plympton, SA on the Saturday 9th of October, 2010. There will be 152 birds up for auction. its very sad this is a result of the loss of someones loved one and the inability to cope with the stud alone my condolences and best wishes to barb
September 16, 201014 yr I will be attending, I hope there will be some good birds there. We will always remember John in the Budgerigar Society of South Australia. Anyway else wriggling in excitment bout the clearbodys and yellowfaces??? Edited September 16, 201014 yr by Squeak_Crumble
September 16, 201014 yr Author Will pass on your sentiment GB Im hoping for something violet and/or dom pied Squeak
September 16, 201014 yr Will pass on your sentiment GB Im hoping for something violet and/or dom pied Squeak The yellowface sky is mine and the cinnamon violet, clearbody violet/blues ooh and the violet sky. It's a pity we have the same taste. It's on....
September 16, 201014 yr i personally couldn't feel exited about gaining anybody's stock from mis fortune on their behalf so i wont be even looking even though they are selling alot of albinos to beable to aford 4 to five them cocks would be a great start for any beginner or breeder alike
September 16, 201014 yr Hmmm...think I might also need to attend this auction!! And there's enough violets for all of us... The great thing about this auction is that Barb can take comfort in the knowledge that her late husband's birds will be going to good homes...
September 16, 201014 yr Did This gentleman,show his birds, or were they just pet type. If they are of good show quialty & he kept a record of the breeding, there will be some good birds,for someone to get started.If no one has been in & picked the eyes, out of them.There no information on the catalouge, to the breeding of them.Just have to watch the bidding & those in the know are bidding on them,stick abid or 2 in & help his wife out with a few extra dollars,if they are any Good.
September 16, 201014 yr Hmmm...think I might also need to attend this auction!! And there's enough violets for all of us... The great thing about this auction is that Barb can take comfort in the knowledge that her late husband's birds will be going to good homes... thats just something to make you feel better your all being disrespectful their is a pm system here you could discuss your preplanned wishes their not openly like its a candy store respect would be nice to see
September 16, 201014 yr i personally couldn't feel exited about gaining anybody's stock from mis fortune on their behalf so i wont be even looking even though they are selling alot of albinos to beable to aford 4 to five them cocks would be a great start for any beginner or breeder alike These breeders have one of the largest studs in SA, I am fairly sure they had this auction every year. I am looking for inos, so I hope I can pick some of the hens up! Hmmm...think I might also need to attend this auction!! And there's enough violets for all of us... The great thing about this auction is that Barb can take comfort in the knowledge that her late husband's birds will be going to good homes... Not only his birds (I think). Just been through catalogue and highlighted....a couple Did This gentleman,show his birds, or were they just pet type.If they are of good show quialty & he kept a record of the breeding, there will be some good birds,for someone to get started.If no one has been in & picked the eyes, out of them.There no information on the catalouge, to the breeding of them.Just have to watch the bidding & those in the know are bidding on them,stick abid or 2 in & help his wife out with a few extra dollars,if they are any Good. As I said, top breeders here. I think ( someone correct me lol ) they have more then 400 chicks a year with over 600 adults. Great birds, I love the style of them. Someone correct me if I am wrong as I am not toally sure the info is correct, somwere along the lines through. Edited September 16, 201014 yr by Squeak_Crumble
September 16, 201014 yr Did This gentleman,show his birds, or were they just pet type.If they are of good show quialty & he kept a record of the breeding, there will be some good birds,for someone to get started.If no one has been in & picked the eyes, out of them.There no information on the catalouge, to the breeding of them.Just have to watch the bidding & those in the know are bidding on them,stick abid or 2 in & help his wife out with a few extra dollars,if they are any Good. yes macka thats very true im sure she will need all help she can gain in these times of lose shes not only lost her husband but is now losing half of what they loved and worked on together these birds im sure would be breed with thought and time not to forget effort and well worth a look for anybody needing these varietys im sure
September 16, 201014 yr Author There would be some good blood in this stock, even though the breeding isnt catalogued, Barb would be able to give info on any of the birds. Kinda cool just buying birds on their own merit and not on a name I think actually. Barb is still keeping a flock of around 100 and cutting back here on varieties John did, so she can focus more on what she would like to do with the birds too. Between the two of them, their birds were a full time job and she just cant keep up with all the work, so I think she will be relieved to move some of their birds and yes, of course the money helps. The yellowface sky is mine and the cinnamon violet, clearbody violet/blues ooh and the violet sky. It's a pity we have the same taste. It's on.... Not interested in yf's, or cinnamons and I have enough clearbodies to work with for now to not buy more just for the sake of it. I would like a couple of blue series dom pieds and something violet, but Im not looking to be spending big money - now if there were fallows...... lol
September 17, 201014 yr I read about his death somewhere but I am not sure where plus there was a photo of him and his wife. It will be a sad loss to the hobby.
September 17, 201014 yr There would be some good blood in this stock, even though the breeding isnt catalogued, Barb would be able to give info on any of the birds. Kinda cool just buying birds on their own merit and not on a name I think actually. Barb is still keeping a flock of around 100 and cutting back here on varieties John did, so she can focus more on what she would like to do with the birds too. Between the two of them, their birds were a full time job and she just cant keep up with all the work, so I think she will be relieved to move some of their birds and yes, of course the money helps. The yellowface sky is mine and the cinnamon violet, clearbody violet/blues ooh and the violet sky. It's a pity we have the same taste. It's on.... Not interested in yf's, or cinnamons and I have enough clearbodies to work with for now to not buy more just for the sake of it. I would like a couple of blue series dom pieds and something violet, but Im not looking to be spending big money - now if there were fallows...... lol Only a flock of 100? pity... She puts everything into those birds. You would be battling out the fallows with me
September 17, 201014 yr You would be battling out the fallows with me Its all down to your budget If you fight over them and have plenty of $$$$s then the price will go up
September 17, 201014 yr You would be battling out the fallows with me Its all down to your budget If you fight over them and have plenty of $$s then the price will go up Well, lets just say two months of my pocket moeny are going into this..... considering I just payed my dad off for an aviary I bought at the start of the year, I am happy to be able to finally use some instead of it all going into the bank for him. My budget wouldnt be more the 60, and I would like 2 birds, maybe 3 if I can get them for $20.
September 17, 201014 yr Well, lets just say two months of my pocket moeny are going into this..... considering I just payed my dad off for an aviary I bought at the start of the year, I am happy to be able to finally use some instead of it all going into the bank for him. My budget wouldnt be more the 60, and I would like 2 birds, maybe 3 if I can get them for $20. Last of the big spenders Squeak Edited September 17, 201014 yr by KAZ
September 17, 201014 yr Sunnie, one of those birds in there is one of yours? White lacewing cock :)OOOH! and some Steve Jaffer birds Well, lets just say two months of my pocket moeny are going into this..... considering I just payed my dad off for an aviary I bought at the start of the year, I am happy to be able to finally use some instead of it all going into the bank for him. My budget wouldnt be more the 60, and I would like 2 birds, maybe 3 if I can get them for $20. Last of the big spenders Squeak :blush:A completed list is on here:http://www.bssainc.org.au/ Edited September 17, 201014 yr by KAZ
September 23, 201014 yr sad of the passing! what time does the day begin? looking forward to upgrading my stock!
October 10, 201014 yr Author Pretty good overall I think. No big price tags, a number around the $100 mark and one hen got to $210 I think. I bought (and probably paid too much for) a sky violet hen, a cinnamon sky cock who I am very happy with and a grey green cock who is also a nice size. I stopped bidding on the hen, but my partner thought I really wanted her and he took over bidding to get her for me. She looked better at the auction than she does now she's home, but that happens sometimes I guess. Still, she is a colour I want to breed with, so I will use her this season and possibly put her in an auction next year
October 10, 201014 yr The cinnnamon sky cock WAS lovely. All of the birds sold in the end, with the cheapest birds going for 2 for $20 in a last attempt to sell them. I think there was about 5 or 6 bird that went between $100 - $150. I got a lovely lutino cock bird and a nice hen also, both $20.
Please sign in to comment
You will be able to leave a comment after signing in
Sign In Now