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Drini

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Apr 12, 2014
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Hello!

You may call me Drini. I'm located in MD. I have owned parrots of all sizes for several years and have a 15-year-old blue-fronted amazon named Red (he's in my avatar) and an 1-year-old Jenday conure named Inca as my faithful companions.

Recently I've been talking to people and now I'm interested in keeping chickens! However, I know nothing (or very little) of keeping chickens, so I've come here to try and learn as much as possible and talk to as many chicken owners as I can before taking the final plunge and having a few of my own.

Nice to meet you all!:)
 
Peep says "Welcome to BYC"!!


And welcome to our flock! So glad you decided to get into chickens! They can be just as rewarding as parrots and this also allows you to have an indoor flock AND an outdoor flock!

Have you stopped by our learning center here on BYC? Lots of great tips and hints on raising your new brood as well as many other aspects of keeping poultry...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/atype/1/Learning_Center

We also have a caged bird section here on BYC if you want to chat about your parrots or share pics...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/57/caged-birds-finches-canaries-cockatiels-parrots-etc

If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Enjoy all your new poultry adventures!!
 
Peep says "Welcome to BYC"!! And welcome to our flock! So glad you decided to get into chickens! They can be just as rewarding as parrots and this also allows you to have an indoor flock AND an outdoor flock! Have you stopped by our learning center here on BYC? Lots of great tips and hints on raising your new brood as well as many other aspects of keeping poultry... https://www.backyardchickens.com/atype/1/Learning_Center We also have a caged bird section here on BYC if you want to chat about your parrots or share pics... https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/57/caged-birds-finches-canaries-cockatiels-parrots-etc If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Enjoy all your new poultry adventures!!
Aww, Peep is gorgeous! I had a cockatiel just like him. I've been very busy reading all the articles in the learning center! They've been very helpful so far. I'll probably spend my first few days on here reading them, and then the questions will start.:rolleyes: Thanks for the welcome!
 
Hi and welcome to BYC from northern Michigan
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Peep is 17 years old this year. He had some sort of bacterial infection when I took this pic. He had diarrhea and a runny nose. So I had him on Oxytetracycline for the week. He completely recovered and is back to his old cranky self. LOL I have had him since he was 6 weeks old. He is very loved. :)
 
Peep is 17 years old this year. He had some sort of bacterial infection when I took this pic. He had diarrhea and a runny nose. So I had him on Oxytetracycline for the week. He completely recovered and is back to his old cranky self. LOL I have had him since he was 6 weeks old. He is very loved. :)


Wow! He must be pretty spoiled to be that old. Hope you enjoy many many more years with him! Not too many parrots get an actual forever home, but it looks like Peep has struck gold.:p


My cockatiel was named Shakespeare, and he's 4. Sadly, he had to be rehomed and he's gone back to his original owner. I still see him very often (as his current owner is a close friend) and he's loving life!
 
Quote: Yes, that is the thing with parrots. They really do need a forever home as they just don't adjust to a new flock. I used to keep Lovebirds too and wow, they are adorable! My last Lovebird was an only bird with no mate and she really attached herself to me. She just had to be with me constantly. She lived to be 12 years old and I really missed her when she passed. What a lover she was. Parrots can really get into your heart and soul. Enjoy all your babies!
 

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