chickadee

It was a brilliant night, great fun was had by all. ;D

I agree, it's just a pity that there isn't any more youngsters interested.

Hi Ben, How are your birds doing? have they settled into their new home?

What is that you have down on the avairy floor? is it small stones? your young birds are looking good. ;D

Hello Taff, welcome to the site, hope you enjoy. ;D

Thankyou. just glad to be of help to them. ;D

I don't think the scouts would've survived this long if it weren't for fund raising events. Just glad we're helping to give the youngsters a place to go and learn about things and make friends, and it helps to keep them off the streets. And we know that the hospital greatly appreciate it too.

Well your appology is accepted, I don't usually jump in and get on to someone, but, when it was an insinuation like that involving charity, well enough said...as we do a lot for charity.

Awe isn't he cute, does he help you with the birds daily?

what absolutely georgous young birds you have there. I really like the dark babies,( never thought I'd hear myself say that, as I have whites). ;D

Yes Tammy, you will do as you're told. ;D

looks the bees knees.

But, maybe that was all his spates o bad luck in a waner, maybe he's into good luck now and won the lottery, you never know. :D

did he not say at one point that he was going to build up another computer, maybe his present one has totally crashed. ;D

I must say there are a lot of really cute security systems on the go just now, and a few scary ones. here's ours....

Goes by the name of Keira. ;D

Probably both, if we can find one for him. :D

Aye we're looking forward to it too, yeah, Chrissy we wished ye lived nearer too. ;D

Well hopefully ye'll be able to make the one after that, we'll keep you informed o the dates and the themes. ;D

Oh we will, hey ye'll definately have to try and make the halloween one this year too. it's a scream. ;D

These young uns are so healthy looking, lovely birds.

Yes that would be good, you'd be made more than welcome. ;D

Firstly I wouldn't go using them for racing or weddings etc but they will fly about your area. Secondly Roughly about 24 days or untill they can fly down from the nest and start pecking themselves. And thirdly Yes put dummy eggs under them which they will sit on for at least 18 to 19 days then they will roll them out and lay.

Mind and make sure they are drinking themselves by dipping their beaks into the water to let them know where it is.

I wait untill they fly down from the nest and start to pick for themselves.