Thank you Fran, and no...the aggressive male is not "dead"; my post
was just this past week. In any case, we did separate Lemon and
Nectrine (two of the three males having the issue) last night and
the other two females and one juvenile in the aviary are much more
content other than Coconut (a younger female. However, Pineapple is
now sitting on her clutch without being disturbed. Nectrine is now
residing in his flight cage on the "outside" of the aviary until we
can transport him in July to his new home in Maine for our
daughter's family to enjoy his gorgous songs. Thanks again, Pat
On 5/05/09, Calendar for Fran wrote:
> On 5/05/09, Fran Kaminski wrote:
>> Separate them, and quickly, they see each other as competition
>> for the female.
>> Fran
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>
> Fran, you are answering a post from almost 4 YEARS AGO. That
> canary is probably dead by now.