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Larina Bird |
Saturday, 3/16/02, 9:13
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Sorry to hear about your loss.
Thanks for the nice site.... |
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Newton, MA |
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Zekebird@hotmail.com |
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Janet Gordon |
Sunday, 3/10/02, 5:40
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I am a veterinarian that has a
special interest in avain medicine and surgery. I grew up with
budgies and experienced first hand the intelligence and personality
these little birds are capable of. As a child, I allowed these birds
to grow into the possibilties of who they were, as I had no
predetermined boundaries. This concept most certainly applies to all
species. I recently had to say goodbye to my 20+ year old Red Lory
parrot who also became quite a distinct personality in our home. I
now have a young rescued Rainbow lorikeet. Budgies are still my
first love and I have to say my favorite patients. I am forever
hearing my avian clients relate experiences with their parrots,
budgies and even canaries that leave no doubt the incredible
abilities the avian species develop if given the important tools
needed to survive--both physically and mentally/emotionally. My
passion in this profession is preaching preventative medicine. The
obvious is what is needed to prevent physical illness. What isn't so
obvious to people is how important it is to nurture their emotional
and mental development. Thank you for sharing your experiences with
your feathered companions. I feel the public is so grossly
uneducated when it comes to managing their pets. Looking forward to
hearing more from Victor! Janet |
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Mpls Minn. |
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curbhopdoc@aol.com |
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elcid1099ad |
Friday, 3/8/02, 2:09
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This is amazing. |
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monterey ca. |
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elcid1099ad@aol.com |
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Bird |
Wednesday, 3/6/02, 10:50
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After all I have read, I can
see that Victor was a special little guy and that he loved your
family very much. I was so sorry to read of his passing. I know all
too well how you feel. When we lose an animal friend it's like
losing a part of ourselves. |
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Birdboy's Place |
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birdboy@prodigy.net |
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Laura |
Tuesday, 3/5/02, 2:23
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Ryan- This was one of the most
beautiful and touching stories I have ever read. I told my budgies
about the site and we sat and listened to Victor talk together.
Victor was truely a special bird. Good luck with your future
research. |
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Cleveland, Ohio USA |
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Web Site: |
Birdie Birdie |
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E-mail: |
lew3@po.cwru.edu |
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indre |
Sunday, 3/3/02, 3:59
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I think hes great, I have 3
budgies, and they like when victor talks. Hes an amaizing bird. I
like this web site |
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lithuania |
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hydra@xxx.lt |
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Saturday, 3/2/02, 7:11
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Victor is the most amazing
bird I have ever seen. My condolences to you for having lost him.
God Bless Victor. |
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Jodi |
Sunday, 2/24/02, 3:31
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Hey Ryan- This is Jodi. You
know, I'm in the budgieresearch2 group. I've been reading and
listening to the stuff on this website and it's really quite
amazing. In fact it's so amazing that it's hard to believe. I think
we humans underestimate animals. I believe that animals really do
have feelings and emotions. Perhaps not quite as complex as humans,
but then again, that could just be me underestimating animals again.
I haven't gotten all the way throughj it, but I plan to. I've
bookmarked it so I can keep reading when I have the time. Talk to
you later! Jodi |
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Utah |
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IRMA BERNAL |
Wednesday, 2/20/02, 11:52
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FOWLER, CA |
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IRMAVIP@MSN.COM |
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Megan |
Wednesday, 2/20/02, 11:38
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Hey! Your budgie is sooooo
cool! I'm getting one tommorrow because Its lonely around here. Are
they hard to take care of? I've been reading up on them. Is it hard
to teach them to talk?? Could you email me please! Love your
webpage!! -Megan |
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Fort McMurray, ALberta |
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E-mail: |
tgb98@hotmail.com |
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Vickie |
Tuesday, 2/19/02, 3:33
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A lovely site, I am truly
moved... I got my first budgie in '97 at the age of 7 and a half. I
was so upset at his loss and I was crying about the loss of Victor.
Beautiful site xoxoxo Vickie. |
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England |
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E-mail: |
cutepanchan@aol.com |
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Sharon Sweet |
Thursday, 1/31/02, 9:30
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I'm crying - it hurts too much
to read about the end. I love budgies more than anything. I've had
them since 1964. I never had one that could talk. I had my first
one, Ruffles, mounted because I couldn't give her up. I still have
her even though she died in 1967. I have 13 birds now - 2 African
greys, 2 doves, 1 bee bee parrot, 2 grey-cheek parakeets, a
yellow-nape, a yellow-crown and a red- lored amazon. I also have 3
budgies, 2 I bred myself. I will be 50 in March. I have loved
budgies since I was 12. I never get over losing any of my birds. I
had a dove for 25 years until 1999. I had his wife for 14 years. I
had my beloved first bee bee parrot, whom I considered my son, for
17 years. I had him mounted also and I plan to be buried with him
when the time comes. My greys and my nape and my red lored talk. One
of my greys says "I love you mama" and "Good night my chickens, mama
loves you." They all say goodbye when I wave at them. They sing the
Can-Can song and a couple speak Spanish that they learned from a
bird I baby-sat a long time ago. I baby sit an Umbrella cockatoo so
my parrots are learning to yell like him. No matter how many birds I
get, or what kind, it is parakeets that are my absolute favorite. I
collect keet figurines, jewelry, etc. I can quote you from memory
the poem I wrote when I was 15 and had lost my first parakeet,
Ruffles - my little blue girl who I still have mounted and will keep
forever. My heart was breaking when I wrote it. To RUFFLES A puff of
blue A cloud of white Each feather tucked in place A dear expression
which never left Her sweet and charming face. I loved that little
puff of blue Each tiny line and dot She was my true and faithful
friend And joyful hours wrought Three years my bird was on this
earth Three years was all she knew But those were good and happy
years For my little puff of blue My bird was taken from me
Peacefully she slept But the memory of her loving faith Will in my
heart be kept. Thank you for sharing your story. I'm still crying.
Sharon Sweet |
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Bristol, CT-originally from
Boston |
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shsweet@attbi.com |
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JILL |
Thursday, 1/24/02, 6:01
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Hi i checked out your website
i loved your recordings of victor and the story just moved me anyway
i have a budgie we have had her 8 months no talking yet we are
hopeful she will talk if you could could you email me back at
jally@columbus.rr.com |
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USA |
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jillcheesbro@hotmail.com |
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Peggy |
Sunday, 1/20/02, 8:30
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I love to visit Victors site.
I have a small budgie whom I love very much and a larger parrot whom
I love. I have always believed they understood more than they let on
just by their actions. I talk to them like they are children and I
expect them to understand. I know Victor was a delight to you and
Betty also. Birds are great! Peggy |
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Florida |
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E-mail: |
J2345@webtv.net |
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Pat Nixon |
Friday, 1/4/02, 12:33
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Great site- sent you a
separate e-mail. |
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From: |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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E-mail: |
patriciaanixon@hotmail.com |
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Ryan |
Friday, 1/4/02, 5:07
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I hope you enjoyed the site. I
just started this guest book recently so don't let the emptyness
stop you from signing in. If you want to see some of the other
people who have signed it go to http://www.talkingbudgie.com and you
can see about 4 other books. Unfortunately, often when I change my
index pages the guestbook will sometimes delete itself and I have to
start it over again. I have lost several hundred entries already
because of this problem. |
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