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10-08-2006, 02:09 AM
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Just nip toenail. Its just no big deal. You need only cut off the scantest tip.
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A bird is the only pet that will ever tell you I love you. 4 BG macws: Dreamer, The Fabulous Margarita, Mia and Sailor 1 Greenwing: Eenie 1 Severe Macaw: Chi Chi 1 Yellow Nape Amazon: Taco 1 Timneh African Grey: Radar 1 Quaker: Tilde 
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10-08-2006, 02:45 AM
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I just want to say a public thank you for this..I have LONG wondered why, when DNA sexing is readily available, people STILL surgically sex birds. I've asked many a bird person locally, and none had the answer! So..now I know why my lovely Rudy, the breeder scarlet macaw that is now a beloved pet, was surgically sexed. Nice to know her reproductive organs look good... :) Wendy
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