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From: MSN Nicknamesugars_momma  (Original Message)Sent: 3/12/2007 3:09 AM
MAN I THOUGHT MICHIGAN BIRD SHOWS WERE SMALL. THEY  HAD MAYBE 10 PEOPLE SELLING BIRDS AND MOST OF THEM WERE COCKETIALS.  WHAT A LET DOWN. WE DID GET BIRD SEED AT A OK PRICE. 
    FROM THERE WE WENT TO PICK UP OUR BABY PINEAPPLE AND YELLOW SIDED CONURES.
 
WELL MUST GO BEFORE SUGAR EATS  MY SHIRT.
 
 
   SUGAR'S MAMMA MRS FRITTERS


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From: MSN NicknameIamFeathersSent: 3/12/2007 3:13 AM
Now I have to go run all over the internet looking for Pineapple and yellow sided conures.  I think there should be a market for bird molested shirts.  Should go good with the worn out jeans look. 

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From: MSN NicknameIamFeathersSent: 3/12/2007 3:15 AM
Okay...I did and found them. They are beautiful!  I see the Pineapple ones are mutations of the Green Cheek.  They Orange Sided Conures are cuties too.  What kind is Sugar?  And how many babies did ya git?

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From: MSN Nicknamesugars_mommaSent: 3/12/2007 4:06 AM
Sugar is niether. She is my 4 year u2. We got one pineappe and one yellow sided.. We can't wait tell the baby conures are old enought to breed about 2 years old.
 Sugar is a u2 that needed more that than her first mommy her to give to her. She is the biggest baby and loves to hug  and be tiggled.
I had to put Sugar to bed so i could type and not have my shirt eaten.
  

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From: MSN NicknameScots101Sent: 3/12/2007 8:16 PM

Y'all have to remember that most of the larger birds won't go to nest till the weather and humidity rises in temp.... and most larger breeders raise their birds outdoors.

It used to annoy me when our club down here in Florida wanted to have a fair so early in the breeding season.... the birds available were limited to smaller prolific species who could lay non stop...Too2


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