Watch for Grand Opening Specials at Healthy Bird!!  New items being added daily.  Acrylic toys, cholla and dragonwood perches, foot toys, ropes and ladders, educational and playstation fun, play stands,   roudybush, lots of new treat foods for the big and little guys, bug control, bird travel carriers, first aid kits,   the list of new items being added is endless!  Grand opening of Healthy Bird Shop June 1st.

Be patient. Takes a minute to download but this clip is too funny. It is of Kit (one of our red belly parrots now residing in Montreal) and Stash. Stash is frantically trying to feed Kit lunch!! You'll see she ends up wearing a lot! LOL.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Done did missed April completely!  Easter come and gone and we missed it!!  Really I don't see this month being much better folks.
Why you ask, well we just have so much on the go here!  Lou is now making Jo her very own Shop for Healthy Bird.  Business is excellent (thanks to all you wonderful folks) and it's high time to expand.  We will be posting pictures as things progress you can be sure.  Jo is pretty, pretty excited.  We even have one of our great friends coming down to paint a bird mural of sorts for us. Originally it was "supposed" to be painted on the walls, but that sort of got changed when we have decided to do all pine walls and ceilings. Keeps in tune with our house!

This is one of the new play stands Jo will be stocking. Please note  we will have in stock some with the perches in three colours (blue, green, purple) and some with all perches a different colour.  (there are eight perches in all on the stands)  It just happens to be pictured all of one colour.  Place to hang toys, swing, grill, wheels, 26 x 29 x 52, (the top perch is 1 1/2 inch and the rungs up are 1 inch diameter)  all for just $199.95.  Watch for many more opening specials and many new products to be announced when the "dust" is settled! 

 Arbie and Muffin, who Jo now has parked beside her desk are just a delight and too funny.  Arbie is quite the chatter and chats non-stop all day long.  Jo made the mistake of telling him he was her "Stinker Boy".  Well he put it all together and now tells Jo "Arbie is a good, good stinker boy"!  Laugh OMG he is just too funny.  His latest phase this week is "I Love you"

Our Jardines arrived, but very unfortunately Jo will not be keeping them.  We have had testing done and determined the exporters sent relatives.  We do have Karlotta and Rascal coming soon, but we are keeping this as a surprise until we can show pictures!!  Suffice to say Jo is also pretty excited about these two!

We do have much more news, but quite honestly JO has to leave for now ...............Lou is yelling for help and babies to feed ...........................I guess she should hop to it!! 

Here is Molly guarding her Jolly Ball.... Does she ever like it Thanks Joanne

Susan

Ps she has learned the first line to "old MacDonal" what a hoot


Hi Jo 

I was down to visit Poppy (AKA Popeye) today. He is getting really spoiled. My sister Anne has fallen in love with him. Mom says it's just like having a toddler in the house. He has a new cage which he does not like to stay in. He prefers to have the run of the house. He loves jewelery and has very good taste, he like emeralds and saphires the best and gold after that. Anne and her husband own a jewelery store, I think they should take Poppy in there for the day he would have a ball. 

Dad is great. My sisters can't beleive how much better he looks, just like his old self. Poppy has been just wonderful for him. They have become very attached to each other.

 Here are some pictures for you. He is enjoying a cherry tomato in #3. He likes to share your lunch. I was eating my salad today and turned around for a second and he jumped right in literally.

 Thanks Again

 Wendy Sanford

Chubber has not changed and still LOVES food!!  Just jumps in and helps himself, Dad's too slow and can't get it out fast enough for him!   Jo may have been in a mess Easter Weekend putting away orders of product, but Dave and Jennifer sure knew how to make her day with this wonderful bouquet of flowers

 

Wed 5/3/2006 8:43 AM

Hi Joanne

I got your seed a few weeks ago, so I thought i'd send you a thank you/update on Kalliope email. She is doing great! She went through a bit of a molt last week so there were feathers everywhere, but she stayed the happy bird that she always is. Spring hasn't really affected her mood, she still only sometimes bites when she knows she is going back to the cage, but I just scoop her up and put her back in. It looks like she is getting new feathers on her head too because she has these little plastic like things coming up. I'm assuming they are casing for the new feathers. And she can whistle now! She has two different whistles she does.

Anyways, just wanted to thank you again for the awesome friend! I've attached a picture of us.

Peter

Arbie here in his favorite spot as of late! 

 

Favien's little sister above pictured with Marvin.  As you can see in the clipping  he has also won 3rd place at the annual Speech Competition. Be Proud Favien, you did an excellent Speech.  

FAVIEN Grade 4 SPEECH

DRAFT COPY

MARVIN

 What has brown eyes, green feathers, and a yellow spot?  Mrs. King and fellow classmates, if you guessed Marvin, you’re right.  We should start at the very beginning.  It all started one morning when I came downstairs to see Pickle our last bird laying in my brother’s hands.  I asked him if he was dead.  I was told no but that he was really sick.  After a few minutes my Mom was on the line with the bird’s breeder, Joanne.  She told us that Gatorade would help.  My Mom went to the grocery store to buy some.  By the time my Mom got home it was too late. 

One year later, my Mom was going to the airport to pick up Marvin.  Imagine that Marvin flew in via Air Canada all the way from New Brunswick.  We had such a hard time naming him.  Nothing seemed to fit just right.  The problem was this little fleck of yellow feathers on the top of his head.  Then one day we were at the flower store and saw mud flaps on a truck.  The mud flaps had Marvin the Martian on them.  It was perfect.  We all love Marvin the Martian and our bird was rather silly and had a yellow fleck on the top of his head just like Marvin the Martian’s Roman Centurion Helmet. 

As Marvin got older we noticed that he has a yellow spot on his back that was getting more noticeable.  Now he had two spots of yellow.  His feathers are green with black spots.  He is really pretty. 

Why is he always getting out of his cage?  I don’t know but he is a real pain to catch when he doesn’t want back in his cage.  We catch him and put him back in his cage and after awhile he comes back out.  Trynity my little sister figured out how to open up the cage and I think Marvin liked it. 

Marvin loves his happy hut.  What is a happy hut and where does it come from, you ask.  A happy hut is a little bird tent.  It is made of fabric with cut up plastic placemats inside to make the bottom stronger.  It is a triangular prism and hangs from the top of his cage with ribbon.  Marvin loves to sleep in his Happy Hut.  In the winter he also stays warm there as some of his happy huts are made out of fuzzy fabric.

Marvin in a Linnonated Parroket.  We call him a Linnie for short.  This means that not only is he friendly but he can learn to talk.  I read to him quite often hoping that he will pick up more words.  So far he can say ‘Step up’.  He laughs and makes kissing noises.  When he says step up it means that he wants out of his cage to play. 

Marvin has two cages.  One cage is downstairs and the other is in my room.  Every night I take him out of the cage downstairs and play with him and then put him in the cage in my room.  It is his bedtime cage.  We also use this cage when we are painting or cleaning the oven as the fumes could kill him.

Marvin eats seeds, bird pellets and has fresh water everyday.  He sometimes gets treats of fruit, a honey stick, soaked seed, or rice.  Marvin is very curious.  One morning I caught him sticking his head in my Mom’s yogurt and eating it.   

Marvin has started biting.  So he is grounded.  Now when he tries to bite we can’t take our hand away.  This is very hard to do.  I put on my old soccer gloves.  Then when he tries to nip me I tell him that he is a bad bird and blow into his face.  We have been doing this for a week and he is already getting better.  Joanne says that it might take a month.  He is doing this because it is that time of the year for birds to be grumpy and when you move your hand away from him he has control and thinks that he is the boss.  We need to teach him that we are the boss.

 Marvin is my bird and he is the best.

FAVIEN AND MARVIN

Hi Joanne
 
Thank you so much for the Jolly ball thought I would send a few pics of them enjoying it. Feel free to use them on your site if they are any good...just to show they are just for birds!! lol Brandy said any email would work so I hope you get these!  I will try to get the rats in it too.  I was wondering if I ordered an 8 inch for the rats can you customize it with just wood.  I want to do an order probably at the end of the month maybe sooner I will let you know.  Thanks
 
Shannon

MILLY in her new Jolly Ball having a blast!

JET AND JADE - Proud Parronts

Hi Joanne!
I was just thinking...
Raising baby birds is no monkey business! It's HARD!!!
I must take my hat off for you! Why? Because you do a wonderful job in raising sweet tame birds! Not only they've got their own personality, but they are quite smart guys.  Their body language (when adult) tells us so much, but it takes a loving and patient heart like yours to connect bird and human world!
Wow!  It makes a whole world of difference!
Thank you so much for all your help, patience, love and care!

By the way, the first baby took a big flight but it is still very clumsy at aiming on a landing spot!
Thanks a bunch!
Daniela, Jade, Jet, #1, #2, #3 and #4.

It's a football!!

Little Blue above here taking charge of two little olive linnies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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