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Lovebird  rescued

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Ruben - 14 Mar 2008 18:45 GMT
Hi
i  have  recently  bought  a  pair  of  Lutino  lovebirds,  one
Cobalt  masked  and  one  Fischer's  lovebird. The  latter  two  are
a  pair.
Heres  the  pic:
http://flickr.com/photos/13611052@N04/2310042671/

Today  in  the  morning  while  feeding  the  birds  i  opened  the
cage  door,  and  the  male  Cobalt  masked (his  name  is  Jack)
came  out  of  the  cage  and  flew  away  to  a  nearby  tree.  The
other  three  birds  in  the  cage started  to  call  loudly,  but
Jack  was  totally  confused. I  thought  i  lost  the  bird  for
ever.
Suddenly  i  found  two  crows  started  to  chase  poor  Jack  and
pecked  him with  their  large  bills. I  rushed  outside  my  house
to  save  my  bird,  but  couldnt  find  it  anywhere. Then  suddenly
i  heard  a  loud  chattering  call  from  a  distance. I  ran  to
the  place  from  where  the  sound  was  coming  and  found  that
the  crows  again  attacked  my  bird. He  was  sitting  on  the
ground  inside  a  garden. I  somehow  managed to  pick  up  the poor
bird,  and  came  back  home. Finally i  was  able to  rescue  the
bird. Fortunately  the  bird was  not  much  injured. The  crows  had
plucked  off  a  few  body  feathers from  his  neck. Otherwise  my
bird  was  perfectly  all  right. I  had  never  thought  that  i
would  get  him  back.  The  crows  are  really  cruel birds,   they
get  so  much  food  in  my  locality  but still  they  tried  to
kill  my poor  lovebird. If  i  was  little  more  late,  then  those
bloody  crows  wud  have  killed  my  lovebird.  Crows  are  the
birds  i  will hate  the  most from  now  onwards.
i wud  be  thankful  to God  for  saving  the  life  of  my cute
little  bird.

Love your  pets.

Regards....................Santanu.
Jim - 16 Mar 2008 00:41 GMT
> Hi
> i  have  recently  bought  a  pair  of  Lutino  lovebirds,  one
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>
> Regards....................Santanu.
Unless you have the proper set up for flight, trimmed wings are a good idea.
Alan Williams - 16 Mar 2008 01:09 GMT
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> Unless you have the proper set up for flight, trimmed wings are a good
> idea.

I'm not sure that would have helped in this case.  Wouldn't better
advice be not to open a bird's cage without ensuring that there is no
access to the outside world?

Alan
Ruben - 17 Mar 2008 20:36 GMT
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>
> Alan

Hi
thanx a  lot  for  the  advice. I  think  i  really  need  to  be
more  careful  while  opening the  cage  door.

Regards.
kitekrazy - 18 Mar 2008 04:57 GMT
Alan Williams <nospam@zen.co.uk> wrote in news:47dc6530$0$32054$da0feed9
@news.zen.co.uk:

> [snip]
>> Unless you have the proper set up for flight, trimmed wings are a good
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>
> Alan

Duh! There's a lot more sadness over the loss of a pet bird due to your
own stupidity.

Where do you keep this cage?
Ruben - 19 Mar 2008 01:41 GMT
> Alan Williams <nos...@zen.co.uk> wrote in news:47dc6530$0$32054$da0feed9
> @news.zen.co.uk:
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>  Where do you keep this cage?

No,,,i  didnt  lose  the  bird......fortunately  i  could  rescue  it.
I  keep  the  cage  in  my   veranda.
take  care.
 
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