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Subject: Re: bare eyed corella versus longbilled

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Michelle

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Date Posted: 16:16:50 02/01/04 Sun
In reply to: Joanna Fullford 's message, "Re: bare eyed corella versus longbilled" on 02:02:59 04/04/03 Fri

Do you need a permit to keep the long billed corella? I found a young one injured in an area rich in feral cats, so took it to my fathers home the next day. It's a lovely little bird, very friendly, real character but dad's worried about permits etc. He thought it was a little corella but the beak is very overshot.

Also, with that long upper beak, how do we look after that? I saw in the petshop last night some 'sanded sheets' for the bottomes of bird cages. Would that help the bird wear its beak down a bit? Is that what those sheets are for?

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Re: bare eyed corella versus longbilled	Scott	17:49:21 02/11/04 Wed