Byron by durleybeachbum
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I have had this Orange -winged Amazon Parrot since he was six months old, and he is about 35 now,
He was hatched locally so is not a wild import, and I am now starting to consider options for him should I die before he does, which is very likely.
I have been given the name of a specialist vet who knows all the right bird people, so I will be exploring that.
The two parrot zoos I had in mind are unfortunately no longer re-homing birds.
Comments (12)
wonderful portrait
A very handsome fellow and rather distinguished looking. I don't know if you have friends or family who get along with Byron. I promised my friend from Canterbury that I would take her cat Molly should anything happen to her but Molly passed a year ago and Pauling followed just a few months ago.
Beautifully capture. An interesting subject you brought up. One never thinks about something like this when one is younger, because life goes on forever!
Great shot of your pretty Parrot Andrea.
Thanks for sharing and the wake-up call to have our p's and q's in order !
What a beautiful friend you have, I had three of this, but when my kid was born, the pediatrician told us that we must choice between parrots or a healty kid! (Sometimes I tell my wife that maybe we chose badly)
I hope you find a good home, and I also hope you have a lot of time to do so
Marvelous image!
Superb capture Andrea. May you find the right home for this lovely parrot. God bless.
What a handsome fella, good to know he will be well looked after. My friend has a parrot, she fascinates me as she talks so well & answers your questions.
He's quite the handsome guy; I had no idea they lived so long.
What a gorgeous bird. I bet he loves you very much. If you pass before he does he might pine. I had a cockatiel who pulled her feathers out when her parakeet friend passed. I hope Byron will get a chance to adjust to someone new before you die.
He is a very handsome fellow. That's not a fun proposition, considering what to do for one's "children". I'm sure you'll figure out a good place for him, but hopefully you won't need it for quite some time yet!