bad day
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bad day
Well today turned out to be bad this morning found dead zebra finch in my outside aviary by the time i saw it they had pulled a lot feathers out poor thing . later in the day I was showing a friend my birds about 3 hours later my hen red parrot finch was dead,have no clue as to why she was fine eating well very active no sign of illness am sure she wasn't egg bound ?
I had a gouldian chick in a hospital cage for two days with wet vent and just sleeping alot she didn't make it ether.
These birds were all in different cages I really hate that most of the time you just don't know why they die,the rest of the birds in the same cages all seem fine. The last bird I lost was 3or4mos ago.
Now I need to find a hen red parrot finch as the male is going crazy,it took me about 3mos. to find her,they never got down to breeding,he won't stop redoing the nest put in take it out never stopped
I had a gouldian chick in a hospital cage for two days with wet vent and just sleeping alot she didn't make it ether.
These birds were all in different cages I really hate that most of the time you just don't know why they die,the rest of the birds in the same cages all seem fine. The last bird I lost was 3or4mos ago.
Now I need to find a hen red parrot finch as the male is going crazy,it took me about 3mos. to find her,they never got down to breeding,he won't stop redoing the nest put in take it out never stopped
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Sorry to hear about your losses. I hate when that happens to when they die and you have no reasons for why it happened.
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Oh, I am so sorry for your losses. It's tough enough to lose any of them, but three in one day--that's got to be hard. I think one of the most frustrating things about keeping finches is that we rarely know what happened when they die. There is an avian vet near me, but the one time I took a finch in, he had never treated a finch before and really wasn't able to tell me much--a waste of money.
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Re: bad day
I'm sorry for your losses. Nature has a way and we don't always understand it. You did what you knew to help them. I'm glad Sally gave her reply..B CAMP wrote:Well today turned out to be bad this morning found dead zebra finch in my outside aviary by the time i saw it they had pulled a lot feathers out poor thing . later in the day I was showing a friend my birds about 3 hours later my hen red parrot finch was dead,have no clue as to why she was fine eating well very active no sign of illness am sure she wasn't egg bound ?
I had a gouldian chick in a hospital cage for two days with wet vent and just sleeping alot she didn't make it ether.
These birds were all in different cages I really hate that most of the time you just don't know why they die,the rest of the birds in the same cages all seem fine. The last bird I lost was 3or4mos ago.
Now I need to find a hen red parrot finch as the male is going crazy,it took me about 3mos. to find her,they never got down to breeding,he won't stop redoing the nest put in take it out never stopped
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