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11-08-2008, 03:48 AM
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The fight for milkevi's Mitreds
Now ya'll got your own thread. Have at it.
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11-08-2008, 03:51 AM
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No need... I knew about them first.
MINE. period!
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 BUT THERE'S NO SENSE CRYING OVER EVERY MISTAKE. YOU JUST KEEP ON TRYING TILL YOU RUN OUT OF CAKE. 
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11-08-2008, 04:02 AM
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Would not matter Kevin... you would give me a discount anyway... especially if I bring Dudders along for you to meet. He is... interesting. I should tell the story on here of our "how not to remove an Aviator harness" fiasco that resulted in one heck of a rumpled parrot pretzel! He just gave me this long-suffering look while completely contorted and entangled. It was priceless.
Mitreds are not for everyone. They are... um... unique. They really are quite different from any species I have come across. They are an acquired taste you could say. LOL BTW... I know how fast they are at the whole "lunging at you if you come in my cage" game. And Dudley has no excuse of showing off for the female to make me see the humor in it!
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11-08-2008, 04:14 AM
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sounds like if you brought dudders along you just have the whole aviary LOL! No way am I messing with a PO'd mitred! Now my red fronts are sweet as pie...in fact both of my RFMs will lay on their backs in my hands forever..I can just tickle their bellies and stuff and they just lay there...they are so darn neat!
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11-08-2008, 04:15 AM
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They can have the mitreds, but save a Pi for me!
(I hope you find out what happened to Lizzie. How awful. :(
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-- Amy and the forest of Amazons! Willow, Orange Wing Aspen, Salvin's (?) Red Lored Mulberry, Cuban Cypress, Cuban Maple, Mealy http://www.geocities.com/willowbabybird/Home.html
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11-08-2008, 04:20 AM
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You don't want a Pi, they will boss your zons around then no one will be happy. I have a little BH Pi girl who pushes my big male DYH zon around..its pretty funny..I *almost* feel bad for Ozzy!
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11-08-2008, 04:27 AM
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Yeah... when he is ticked off, you learn the concept of "personal space" pretty quick! Luckily he is rarely mad at me. His newest "genius idea" is to call to me after lights out. He will make the "Mitred honk" noise just a time or two. If I say, "Night night Dudders... go sleepy" he stops. If not... he wakes up the neighborhood. He will do this hourly at times. Even at 3 in the morning. (Good thing I do not sleep much!) This comes after the "crying" for an hour routine, then we had the "I refuse to go back in my cage and you cannot make me... at least not without bruises" phase. It is always SOMETHING with him!
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BUT THERE'S NO SENSE CRYING OVER EVERY MISTAKE. YOU JUST KEEP ON TRYING TILL YOU RUN OUT OF CAKE.
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11-08-2008, 04:36 AM
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Well, the Cubans think they are pretty tough buggers! My vet said they reminded her of Pi's!
Have you ever met a Yellow Faced Amazon? They are said to be more Pi-like and I find them fascinating.
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-- Amy and the forest of Amazons! Willow, Orange Wing Aspen, Salvin's (?) Red Lored Mulberry, Cuban Cypress, Cuban Maple, Mealy http://www.geocities.com/willowbabybird/Home.html
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