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| Okay, I'd like to get another bird. Not soon though. Not ANY time soon. I'm just considering it. I'm having a few biting promblems with two of my birds, and maybe a long time after I fix that, I could get another bird. So, I have experience with 'tiels, greys, budgies, and a little cockatoo. Sooo, I'm just curious; what are good advanced beginner birds? Birds I've had my eye on: Senegal Red-Bellied Parrot Green-Cheeked Conure Dusky-Headed Conure Quaker I don't know anything about these birds, I just really like the ones I've played with. Mess - not a problem Toys - not a problem Price - not a problem Noise - if lots, a problem. PLEASE don't think I'm going to rush out and buy one. I'm just considering birds for the far, far, future.
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And if anyone misunderstood me, when I said little cockatoo experience, I meant some cockatoo experience (with a moluccan cockatoo), not experience with little cockatoos.
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Big Talker
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Hmmm, I like birds that are playful, quiet, and cuddly most of the time. That type of bird would be quite a find.
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I would say either a sennie, red-bellied or a GCC...they are all wonderful!
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Sennie, eh? I just have to wait when the time comes. I would still like to know what people think.
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Oh, and I'm okay with some noise. A little squawin' a few times a day is okay, but tons of loud-piched screeches? No thanks! I'd like as little sound as possible.
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