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| 1 | General Bird Talk / Rescue and Care Groups and Adoptions / Nebraska / Iowa Greater Omaha Cage Bird Society on: Feb 14th, 2009, 1:07am |
| Started by 1chloe1 | Post by 1chloe1 | |
Hello! My name is Chloe. I am the Newsletter Editor for the Greater Omaha Cage Bird Society. We are located in Omaha, Nebraska. Our club helps bird owners and "soon to be" owners by educating them about bird ownership. We have a rescue and adoption program available for people living in Nebraska and Iowa. Meetings are at 3:00 pm every third Sunday held at the Scandinavian American Society Hall, 7575 Crown Point Ave., Omaha, Nebraska – Visitors are always welcome. Our 25th Annual Spring Bird Fair is April 26, 2009 at the Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Admission is only $2.00 under 12 is free. Our web site is: http://www.greateromahacagebirdsociety.com Thanks, Chloe Welstead Newsletter Editor - Greater Omaha Cage Bird Society Certified Avian Specialist / Certified Aviculturist |
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| 2 | General Bird Talk / Bird Fairs and Shows / 25th Annual Spring Bird Fair - Nebraska/Iowa on: Feb 14th, 2009, 12:56am |
| Started by 1chloe1 | Post by 1chloe1 | |
| Greater Omaha Cage Bird Society 25th Annual Spring Bird Fair When: April 26, 2009 Where: Mid-America Center One Arena Way Council Bluff, IA 51501 Time: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Admission: $2.00 under 12 are free! http://www.greateromahacagebirdsociety.com http://www.midamericacenter.com |
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| 3 | General Bird Talk / Special Needs Bird Topics / Re: splayed leg help... on: Jul 31st, 2008, 9:24am |
| Started by guardianmax | Post by Kim | |
| I know she is keeping the bird, but don't know if his leg problems were corrected. From what she described his legs stick out in front, not to the side like a splayed leg. |
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| 4 | General Bird Talk / Rescue and Care Groups and Adoptions / Re: Greater Omaha Cage Bird Society on: Jul 30th, 2008, 2:15am |
| Started by 1chloe1 | Post by Terras Critters | |
| Welcome!! | |
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| 5 | General Bird Talk / Special Needs Bird Topics / Re: splayed leg help... on: Jul 30th, 2008, 2:14am |
| Started by guardianmax | Post by Terras Critters | |
| I know I am so late but how is the bird doing? Were you able to correct it? | |
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| 6 | General Bird Talk / Special Needs Bird Topics / Re: splayed leg help... on: Jun 25th, 2008, 6:16pm |
| Started by guardianmax | Post by Kim | |
| Hi Cathy, It is under the nest box. Here is the link http://eggcentricaviary.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1139078293 I hope you got my messages on the other board. |
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| 7 | General Bird Talk / Special Needs Bird Topics / splayed leg help... on: Jun 13th, 2008, 9:18pm |
| Started by guardianmax | Post by guardianmax | |
I have a Canary chick with a splayed leg. Right now I have the chick in a very small cup to help hold it in correct postion. I am also hand feeding it. because the hen squishes it so tight under her the chick can not pull its leg into correct position./ I am a little computer illiterate so could someone please direct me to a place where I can see how to make a hooble? I saw the drawing and the foam hobble but was looking for something more like the drawing. question... If I wrap the chick's leg and body in white guaze wrap to hold the legs in [they will be immobile this way. I would also make sure the vent is not covered.] would that help? I do know the cup method I am using right now is not going to work in a few days as the chick grows. Cathy |
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| 8 | General Bird Talk / DANGER Will Robinson, DANGER! / Re: Children's wooden blocks recalled on: May 19th, 2008, 1:02am |
| Started by Kim | Post by Terras Critters | |
LOL HOPEFULLY they have cleaned up those blocks by now! |
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| 9 | General Bird Talk / Rescue and Care Groups and Adoptions / Sinbad, Moluccan Cockatoo on: May 2nd, 2008, 12:01pm |
| Started by AndreaFahy | Post by AndreaFahy | |
| Hi folks, we have a number of birds seeking foster or adoptive homes, our bird of #1 priority to place into a home is Sinbad, a Moluccan cockatoo. She is an excellent bird. Please visit her site: http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=9952330 |
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| 10 | General Bird Talk / General Board / Re: Breed specific foods... on: May 2nd, 2008, 11:59am |
| Started by guardianmax | Post by AndreaFahy | |
| Well, what sort of diet are you desiring? Was it a pellet, seed, or other type base? I have a flock of parrotlets, and we don't really use any "pet" food. I feed a large variety of fresh produce, cooked grains/beans, sprouted beans, nuts and other supplements. I focus on human grade ingredients, local and organic when possible and a nice variety. | |
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