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Date Posted: Sunday, March 11, 07:03:18pm
Author: Tony T
Author Host/IP: c-24-34-211-243.hsd1.nh.comcast.net / 24.34.211.243
Subject: Re: TONY T. I have a question for you........
In reply to: Dan 's message, "Re: TONY T. I have a question for you........" on Sunday, March 11, 06:52:17am

Hi Dan,
It's hard to explain how they sound,but it's different and no wheres near as loud as a peacock.As far as putting them inside,I personally wouldn't do it.They are an outside bird.What are you planning on putting in the aviary?You can have mixed birds in an aviary.
In N.H.,Tony.

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