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Pet Forum / Birds / Parrots / September 2004silly tiels
In my large mixed aviary I have tiels, conures, canaries and some bantam chickens (barbu d'Uccles). The bantams have a box in which to lay their eggs on the floor of the insde part of the aviary. I went in to collect the eggs only to find a cockatiel hen sitting on 3 bantam eggs. She was highly indignant when I shooshed her off to get them too. Bless her, she could barely cover *one* of them but was trying her best. I wonder what she would have thought had any of them hatched? > In my large mixed aviary I have tiels, conures, canaries and some bantam > chickens (barbu d'Uccles). [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Bless her, she could barely cover *one* of them but was trying her best. I > wonder what she would have thought had any of them hatched? Why wouldn't they hatch???? Dont your birds take care of thier own?? > > In my large mixed aviary I have tiels, conures, canaries and some bantam > > chickens (barbu d'Uccles). [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Why wouldn't they hatch???? Dont your birds take care of thier own?? I never said they wouldn't hatch although given that a tiny tiel would not be able to keep a bantam egg sufficiently covered, there would be little chance and in any case I removed them to use in cooking so even less chance of them hatching. If I allowed her to sit, and she *did* manage to cover the egg sufficiently for it to be incubated, how do you suppose she would react to a bantam chick already running about and able to feed itself? > > > In my large mixed aviary I have tiels, conures, canaries and some bantam > > > chickens (barbu d'Uccles). [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > for it to be incubated, how do you suppose she would react to a bantam chick > already running about and able to feed itself? The birds eyes would probably look like a deer when caught in the headlights, but anyways I was just being a smartypants. > The birds eyes would probably look like a deer when caught in the > headlights, but anyways I was just being a smartypants. Smartypants - more like dumb-a.s > > The birds eyes would probably look like a deer when caught in the > > headlights, but anyways I was just being a smartypants. > > Smartypants - more like dumb-a.s I know you are, so what am I? hahahahahaha. I bet Kevinski has never heard that one before. How could he when his mom never let him outside? > > > The birds eyes would probably look like a deer when caught in the > > > headlights, but anyways I was just being a smartypants. > > > > Smartypants - more like dumb-a.s > > I know you are, so what am I? > hahahahahaha. I bet Kevinski has never heard that one before. How could he > when his mom never let him outside? heheheehe lol :-) TLC > hahahahahaha. I bet Kevinski has never heard that one before. How could he > when his mom never let him outside? Kevin is Steve/James... >> hahahahahaha. I bet Kevinski has never heard that one before. How >> could he when his mom never let him outside? >> > Kevin is Steve/James... He's also Brain dead. >>> hahahahahaha. I bet Kevinski has never heard that one before. How >>> could he when his mom never let him outside? >>> >> Kevin is Steve/James... >> > He's also Brain dead. go down on your momma |
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