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My cousin and I went to see Avalon a few weeks back in Chicago and loved it. We drove 5 hrs there and 5 hrs back. Went to sleep 23 hours after getting up. No regrets!!!
My Godsmack-loving cockatiel Archie and his mate, Crinkle, are sitting on eggs. I'm hoping they hatch out OK as it's been at least 22 days since the first one was laid. I'm also hoping that they grow up to become little feathered headbangers like their daddy.










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On Sat, Jul 2, 2011 at 11:35 AM, ItsMeLeece said:
I finally checked the eggs. They weren't fertile so I took them out of the nest box. Archie & Crinkle are already working on the next clutch.
Archie did come in to the office yesterday to jam for a while, but then he had to get back to Crinkle. If she comes in with him, he won't sing and dance, so she usually stays back in the bird area.
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 9:00 PM, ItsMeLeece said:
Nothing so far. I'm thinking we're well past 21 days, although I'm not for sure when they were laid. They'll probably abandon them and then start over after a while.
On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 9:17 PM, ItsMeLeece said:
Ha ha, Bart, that's cute.
I don't think you're supposed to ever come down from a Sully high! That is too cool.
On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 12:42 PM, ItsMeLeece said:
I know what you're saying Elly. Archie loves guys and jumps on their shoulders whether or not they're expecting it. Our Sun Conures will tell guests to "shut up". (I just say that they're only repeating what they've heard, but I know that they are using it in context.) We used to breed several types of birds and have had times when the eggs were empty or infertile too. This pair has been pretty good about raising chicks from each clutch.
That's so cool that you got to meet Sully. As you see, I got a photo with Lisa, but we didn't get to meet Sully. It was a last minute thing on a budget. We got GA tickets and found dinner for $5 at a Deli a few blocks away from House of Blues. We would have waited around, but I needed a few hours of sleep before going in to work late.