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  1. #11
    Do you have a flight cage for it?

    Have a look around you can get bird leashes so you can take it outside with you. Also bird diapers are handy if its an inside bird.

  2. #12
    I don't know what MM's are like but my scaley was a projectile splatterer...

  3. #13
    Larvae
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    Birds (insert shudder here)

    The most scariest thing on this planet!

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  5. #15
    Larvae
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    I keep various parrots, if anyone in brisbane has one for sale PM me please.

  6. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by mitsui
    Birds (insert shudder here)

    The most scariest thing on this planet!
    What?

    You've had a bad experience I guess?

  7. #17
    Any pics of the beautiful girl?

    for those of you not familiar with a Major Mitchel here is a photo

  8. #18
    Wrigglers
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    Hi Pfeff,

    I am sure that she hasn't been taken illegally but bird smugglers do still operate throughout Australia and as you will be aware with the cost of this girl, it is quite a lucrative trade.

    The Major Mitchells are now quite rare and in 15 years in the Territory where you are "most" likely to see them in the wild, I have seen only 6. One of these was at a nesting site, three at a water hole 100 km out of town, and, surprisingly, a pair at the side of the road leading into Simpson's Gap about 25 km out of town.

    They are my favourite cockatoo, enjoy.

    Regards,

    Bob

  9. #19
    I use to have an albino Cockateil .He was my little buddy he use to Whistle the song La cucaracha while he was having a shower .He was Very Funny little fella .

  10. #20
    Quote Originally Posted by BobbyBruce
    Hi Pfeff,

    I am sure that she hasn't been taken illegally but bird smugglers do still operate throughout Australia and as you will be aware with the cost of this girl, it is quite a lucrative trade.
    Not sure where the bit about bird smuggling came from, BigDaddyAdo seems to be doing things by the book by getting the correct class 1 license to keep such a bird.

    I am aware of the black market bird trade and if you frequent places like petlink you often see ads posted about stolen blue/gold macaws (up to 5k per bird) etc.

    I've seen some major mitchels in the wild in qld but yes they are rare.

    What I find facinating is that here in sydney (on botany bay) there is a resident flock of Sulpher Crested Cockatoos but there are about 6 yellow tailed black cockatoos that flock with them. I've see what I think is the same 6 black cockies with this large flock of sulphers for about 3-4yrs now.

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