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Mar
Flock Call: Providing a New Way to
communicate. learn. succeed.
We're reinventing the way you think about birds.
Communicate
To be an active flock member all you have to do is visit often to take in our parrot knowledge and share yours. It's that easy.
Learn
Spreading the message on how to love, empathize, and care for your feathered friends.
Succeed
Through communication and sharing our birds will lead happier lives.
Latest Flock Comments
What a wonderful written experience that you had with your Starling! My life with my Starling was purely accidental. I had, at the time, 20 birds of various species. I also had 2 dogs. My dog vet called me one day and said her son had found an "injured bird of unknown species" and asked if she could bring the injured bird to me. Of course, I said, "yes." It turned out that 'the bird' was a Starling. I had to look it up, because I couldn't identify what it was (still a fledgling). It had been apparently attacked by a cat because its feathers were bloody and I cleaned it up the best I could and put it in a container with appropriate heating pads (that's what ALL bird-lovers have ON-HAND). I called him "Starman." I bought him a huge flight cage, and he was with me for 7 months. He had ample time outside his cage (I knew it was imperative), and researched his dietary needs. He died suddenly and I was absolutely devastated. Still, to this day - it bothers me that he died under my care, despite my efforts to give him a good life. Anyone have any opinions on this? Remember.....I have over 20 years experience with birds - both wild & domestic. The loss of "Starman" hit me hard.
