Ti Amo & Cherub (Hyacinthine Baby's
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Interesting how many of my friends I brought to pro=ofreaders group...
In a message dated 4/20/00 9:25:36 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Cherane writes:
Subj: Re: [ProBreeder] Introduction
Date: 4/20/00 9:25:36 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: Cherane
To: ProBreeder@egroups.com
In a message dated 4/20/00 9:13:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
cspdnet.att.net writes:
I have the parents of Cherane's hy breeder. I am very happy to be here
and hope to learn more about the birds I love so much.
Thank you,
Chris Petrosh
Hi Chris, glad to see you made it. Yes, Chris has the Grandparents to most
of my Hyacinthine Macaw Babies. I raised the baby from five weeks of age
that is the offspring of Chris pair, Te and Vi. This makes it nice to have a
new found friend (a year or so) and have her be in our family so to speak.
The funny thing is...Chris has a male Hyos (brother to my breeder Hyos) about
seven months of age and I have his niece of the same age...This makes it so
much more fun ... I love knowing the history of my babies...and once my
breeder was my baby.
Cherane Pefley
http://hyacinthinemacaws.com
AviculturalMicrobiology-owner@egroups.com
http://egroups.com/group/AviculturalMicrobiology
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December 1, 2001 3 Months old
Te Amo landed. Cherub watches .. I'm next ready, set and go 3 months old
The first time that the baby August went into the cage with older Cherub. His first time to be with another Hyacinthine although he was brought into the area for the past month to watch Cherub. Cherub went right to check out brother, although eight weeks younger. Ti Amo and Cherub Cherub teaching Ti how to eat...perch
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