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• It looks as though I am staying
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  Posted by Norma on Monday 25th February 2013 at 19:47:54
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• Baby Budgies and even more eggs are hatching.
  Posted by Norma on Tuesday 18th December 2012 at 19:21:42
  

It looks as though I am staying

Hi,

My daughter and her husband perhaps may be going overseas not to Scotland but to southern Ireland.
I have decided that I will stay here for the time being.

I have still got 5 young Budgies that I hand-reared, and 6 older Show Budgies, 2 young Show Budgies and 3 babies still in the nest here in the house.

I am waiting for the warmer nights, then they can go out into the Avairy's.

I am contemplating hand-rearing the baby Show Budgies, whether I will need to do that is something I am wondering if it will be necessary. Every day I take them out and handle them, so perhaps it may not be necessary as the constant handling will train them to be used with human touch.