Hi folks,

I came into petforums because of cats not realising that you have a bird forum here as well. I should say hi to you all here. Some of you might have known of us from other bird forums. If not, here are a couple of photos to introduce me and Tinkerbell and Riamfada.

Riamfada is a rescued CAG given to me in Muscat Oman a couple months ago and now on my knee while I type this.


Riamfada flying to me on cue in Muscat




Tinkerbell - Reunion


Tinkerbell at Green Island Taiwan



If you folks do not know of Tinkerbell, above are a couple of photos, and the Flickr folders where even more can be seen

Other interesting photos can be seen in

Tinkerbell
Tinkerbell travels in Taiwan - a set on Flickr


This is a love story of me and my Tinkerbell, a free flying Congo African Grey parrot CAG , as we roamed about the mountains and forests and cities of Taiwan. She loves to go riding with me on the motorbike as she sit on a perch on the handle bar.

Full details of that and more are in that webpage, together with URLs to the relevant Webshots folders of hundreds of photos. Without those photos, what I wrote will never be believed

As with all love story, it is happy and sad.

Tinkerbell's webpage index serves as a record of those immensely happy times as well as pointers to the training and her diet and life with us.

Tinkerbell Legacy was then written during my travelling around Laos and Thailand. In it, I try to lay out the principles how you can keep a flying parrot as well as other stuff that I had not touched on in detail earlier.

The legacy is on-going, and that can be followed from the blog. There is also a pointer in Tinkerbell webpage that lead to that blog

February, 2005 - shanlung



Both should be read. Hopefully, that will lead you to an entirely new relationship with your parrot making both of you happier.

That is the legacy that Tinkerbell will like you to have. That you can also keep a flying parrot.



Warmest regards

Shanlung

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