Surprisingly Colorful New Year

[Sarah13]

I was hoping you would be training her for free flight. I hope she will do well with you.

Thank you, I'm so excited for her.

 

[Sarah13]

She’s so gorgeous They all are

Thank you!

 

[Sarah13]

She is one of the most stunning yellow dominant macaws that I have ever seen! The most amazing one that I have seen was bred by Barbara Parish years ago.

Thank you!
She is indeed stupidly yellow.
I do not care for the color yellow very much, compared to others, but it looks pretty neat on a macaw.

 

[zoo mom]

She is beautiful. I was just looking at the "they do it to annoy bird owners" thread and thinking she looked like a huge sun conure.

 

[zoo mom]

Actual thread title is "I swear they do it to annoy bird people"

 

[aooratrix]

She is one of the most stunning yellow dominant macaws that I have ever seen! The most amazing one that I have seen was bred by Barbara Parish years ago.

When I got Daff, she had a breeder bird that looked like a giant sun conure, except more yellow than orange. Tracy's 4th generation hybrids were stunning, too.

 

[aooratrix]

No macaw IME plays the sport of tail pulling at an Olympic level like scarlets and scarlet hybrids.

 

[Sarah13]

She is beautiful. I was just looking at the "they do it to annoy bird owners" thread and thinking she looked like a huge sun conure.

Thank you
Haha you're right, so true.

 

[Sarah13]

Actual thread title is "I swear they do it to annoy bird people"

Oh nice, duly noted.

 

[expressmailtome]

When I got Daff, she had a breeder bird that looked like a giant sun conure, except more yellow than orange. Tracy's 4th generation hybrids were stunning, too.

Tracy is also amazing. When you say were, do you mean that she has retired from breeding?

 

[Sarah13]

When I got Daff, she had a breeder bird that looked like a giant sun conure, except more yellow than orange. Tracy's 4th generation hybrids were stunning, too.

That's really neat!
Yeah, this one kind of looks like a sun Conure.
Do you by chance know what kind(s) she had?
No biggie if not, just curious.

 

[Sarah13]

No macaw IME plays the sport of tail pulling at an Olympic level like scarlets and scarlet hybrids.

Haha yes, before her training really got going, she was obsessed with Tatzu and you're right, loved his tail or honestly any part of him she could touch.
Graduated with honors from the Prometheus School of Yanking Tails.

It can be tricky they say, housing and definitely using aviary and free flying a mixed gendered flock as instinctual drift will always creep in.
It'll be interesting to see the dynamics change over the years especially when they're fully mature.
All of yours still doing okay? You have ladies and lads too.

 

[expressmailtome]

Do you by chance know what kind(s) she had?
No biggie if not, just curious.

Her third generations were camelinas, but I do not recall the forth genrations.

 

[Tyrion]

What a beauty

 

[Wardy]

Absolutely stunning

 

[aooratrix]

That's really neat!
Yeah, this one kind of looks like a sun Conure.
Do you by chance know what kind(s) she had?
No biggie if not, just curious.

Tracy had capris x scarlets, which she called Paleos. I thought the bird Barb showed me was a Camelot or Capri, but I could be mistaken.

 

[aooratrix]

Haha yes, before her training really got going, she was obsessed with Tatzu and you're right, loved his tail or honestly any part of him she could touch.
Graduated with honors from the Prometheus School of Yanking Tails.

It can be tricky they say, housing and definitely using aviary and free flying a mixed gendered flock as instinctual drift will always creep in.
It'll be interesting to see the dynamics change over the years especially when they're fully mature.
All of yours still doing okay? You have ladies and lads too.

I had serious health issues and missed about 6 months of school. I placed 3 of my 4 macaw because I struggled to meet their basic husbandry needs, let alone interact with them in a meaningful manner. I now have the hyacinth, my DYH, and 2 golden conures. It is controversial, but I've always wanted them and the law changed regarding them, so I got them. They're little, and I could handle their care even when I wasn't in remission. I miss the macaws and regret it now that I'm better, but what's done is done.

 

[Sarah13]

Her third generations were camelinas, but I do not recall the forth genrations.

Nice, no worries.

Cynthia is a big Capri person... she coincidentally has a matching pair like me, a female yellow dominant Capri and a male Catalina with a lot of head color.
I jokingly said I call the babies Capralinas, as I do not intend to breed, but she apparently is and said that's actually what she's calling them if her pair produces.

 

[Sarah13]

What a beauty

Thank you!

 

[Sarah13]

Absolutely stunning

Thanks!