Hand-Fed Baby Quakers

Dear Jessica, we were adopted by two Quaker parakeets in the Bahamas last year. They found us and wanted to stay. Since one of the can't fly, it seemed like a good idea, for their own safety. This week, they have started to lay eggs. I would really like to correspond with someone who knows about rearing these birds, as I don't have a clue!! We love Jasper and Jezebel, and you can see them at community.webshots.com/us er/anngay101 You can email me at arawakinn@coralwave.com Advice would be greatly appreciated. We are not likely to hand rear these birds, but would like to know what foods to put in the cage for the young ones, how the mother will feed them while they are still in the nest, and so on. Hope to hear from you, Ann

said anngay101 2004.03.24 at 15:41:37 PST

This is the first time I have visited Webshot's community pictures. I was delighted to see your pictures and your business. I owned a couple of hand fed birds many years ago, and would like to again. There is nothing like a friendly bird as a pet.

said daupert 2003.04.23 at 11:30:07 PDT

I certainly enjoyed your albums! Thank you for sharing! I currently have around 700 pet birds. Nearly all are hand-raised from hatch and extremely tame. We also have dogs and cats, chickens and iguanas. Being such an animal and bird lover I always enjoy seeing other people's pictures too. Judy at Judy's Pet Birds. If you have time please sign my guestbook at: http://community.webshots.com/user/jmthornsberry

said jmthornsberry 2002.04.17 at 01:47:03 PDT

Come on Guys !! Sign our guestbook, let us know what you think.

said 2001.12.31 at 12:19:25 PST