Agreed. + Societies, at least mine. Good to hear the baby is doing well.cindy wrote:Side note...the only finches that don't seem to really have a problem with any kind of nest whether plastic, bamboo, a milk carton are the zebras....jmo!!!!
Owl young, begging/wing in the air, nutrition
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bugaboo5
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Re: Owl young, begging/wing in the air, nutrition
God is my redeemer and it is through Him I have found eternal happiness. I am grateful, I am blessed, and I am truly loved. I wish all this and more for all members of our finch forum family. May you all be blessed and highly favored. 
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cindy
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Re: Owl young, begging/wing in the air, nutrition
Thank you bugaboo....he is an very inquisitive little guy and the older owls are just doing their normal flying routine and don't seem to mind him a bit. I think he will be fine. He is definately one special little one.
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