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Post by Azalea on Jun 7, 2024 3:31:17 GMT
Apologies if this has been shared here before. A "bird buggy"/carriage/pram that was shown in a 1960 issue of Look magazine. |
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Post by Loz on Jun 7, 2024 4:21:16 GMT
I'm glad they never caught on!
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Oct 6, 2023 10:24:49 GMT
oldbuddy
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Post by oldbuddy on Jun 7, 2024 6:44:39 GMT
I'm glad they never caught on! Hi Loz - That is Class!! Not sure about that, I can just see you strolling along the seafront with this, taking Chokobo, Quincy, and Coco to take the airs, maybe with a select group of birbs each day ..... One time in Weymouth we came across a lady who had two 50 year old parrots on her shoulders, each with a long chain to her, taking the birds for a walk. |
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Post by Loz on Jun 7, 2024 7:48:49 GMT
I'd at least want a covered area for the birbs to feel safe in if they've had enough of the sights! I've mused about the idea of taking Quincy for a walk around the garden but I am far too afraid that her whole "welded to my shoulder" routine is but a ruse to lull me into a sense of false security  |
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Post by Marianne Marlow on Jun 7, 2024 13:11:30 GMT
You'd need a double decker one  I'm glad they never caught on! |
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Post by Azalea on Jun 7, 2024 14:35:24 GMT
I'd at least want a covered area for the birbs to feel safe in if they've had enough of the sights! I've mused about the idea of taking Quincy for a walk around the garden but I am far too afraid that her whole "welded to my shoulder" routine is but a ruse to lull me into a sense of false security Sprite is generally "welded" to us when we take her out of the cage. Now that she can fly (the breeder clipped her wings), we don't step far into the back yard anymore. There has already been one incident of something startling her. Thankfully she flew back inside the house. |
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