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Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice
Posted by Rick on 1/15/09

On 1/14/09, Bobbie Grigsby wrote:
> On 1/06/09, What? wrote:
>> On 1/06/09, Zach wrote:
>>> Hi Everyone,
>>> I bought my pair Congo African Grey July last year.
>>> Same time female was sitting on unfertile eggs. After that
>>> time pair did not make any eggs.
>>> They are close band with signs CG.
>>> I reside at New York.
>>> Can some body helps me with reading of band rings and
>>> practical advices regarding good time breading in my area.
>>> Thank you in advance.
>>> BRGDS
>>> Zach
>>
>> Briding,breading? Could you possibly mean breeding? Sounds
>> like you are either not old enough or not educated enough
>> just yet to be able to absorb that kind of complex
>> information. Better forget it for now and don't endanger the
>> poor birds. A message board is hardly the place for the kind
>> of training and experience needed.
>
> This is the first time I have written...
> I do not understand why some people give a responce such as the
> one that responded to Zach's inquiry. I hope not everyone on
> this board are so insensitive.
> It doesn't take an education to have feelings for people...We
> all can't be as smart as the person that wrote that letter.
>

Bobby,
The person that wrote the last comment wasn't trying to be
insensitive. You have to understand that when a person appears, in
their grammar, to not have much education, it is hard to grasp
that the care won't be compromised. I'm sorry, but I too feel the
same. These creatures are very complexed and if you cannot
comprehend correctly, reading, writing, etc., you are doing an
injustice to them and yourself as well, to live in harmony.

You're right, it doesn't take an education to have feelings, but
it does take an education of some form if you are caring for wild
creatures, because without the basic skills and understanding you
can do so much harm.

We are not trying to harp, and this is not the first person whom
this has been addressed to. We are just concerned bird enthusiasts
looking out for, and helping with the well-being of the feathered
friends out there. We (most of us) are here for the same reasons,
to better help and understand their behavior. Hope you better
understand now as well.

Posts on this thread, including this one

• Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 1/06/09, by Zach.
• Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 1/06/09, by What?.
• Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 1/06/09, by Zach.
• Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 1/14/09, by Bobbie Grigsby.
• Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 1/15/09, by Rick.
• Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 1/16/09, by Lauren.
• Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 1/20/09, by Birdmom.
• Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 1/31/09, by Alexis.
• Re: Grey Briding Advice/Birdmom, 2/01/09, by What?.
• Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 2/02/09, by mansoor.
• Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 2/02/09, by GreyLady.
• Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 2/02/09, by Birdmom.
• Re: Re:Congo African Grey Briding Advice, 2/03/09, by Rick.