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Hi from Shanlung, Tinkerbell and Riamfada

Démarré par shanlung, 01 Janvier 2010 à 16:03:42

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shanlung

Should we give up trying to save the panda? //Jackie & wife & kitty/Jackie Mash Batch 1 & clicker

  http://shanlung.livejournal.com/134226.html

kétile

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Hi Shanlung,
Thanks again for the story of Jackie and for this very interessant article about the ambiguity about this question: how to be the most efficient to preserve our natural environnement.

Otherwise, the way of eating of Jackie made me laugh a lot too, how can he be such a messy eater ???   :icon_eek:  :rigole49:
What kind of bird is Jackie ?? Do you know the name in french ?? Is he a kind of "mainate" ??

I'm waiting for the evolution of Jackie with the clicker.

Thank you very much for sharing.

I will try to translate for the other peope of the forum, some of the articles or other things you wrote and that I find very important to think and discuss about.

As you are very generous not only in text but in fotos too, I leave you a little pictures of my birds, Mauresque et Fergus, couple of alexandrine parots.
They are very clever and friendly with all the family.

Moreover, I was wondering ? Why do you think about having only one bird ??
I guess you have a lot of time for your animals but did you have several birds in the same time yet ?

Amicalement

Kétile


Souriez, demain sera pire !!

Moya

Très chouettes photos, Kétile, merci.
Est-ce-que tu sors encore Mauresque où il fait trop froid dans ton coin ?
Moya
"Il faut que les riches vivent plus simplement pour que les pauvres puissent simplement vivre"
"Si haut que l'on soit placé on n'est jamais assis que sur son cul"
"La vie ne devrait pas être d'attendre que les orages passent, mais d'apprendre à danser sous la pluie"
"Ma seule certitude : le doute"

kétile

Merci Moya,
En ce moment, on a de la chance, il fait vraiment très doux, donc si il n'y a pas de vent, je les sors, pas trop longtemps évidemment.  :icon_wink:
Souriez, demain sera pire !!

shanlung

Ketile,

You have a beautiful flock.  I visited a friend in New Zealand who had an Alexandrine.  The grace of the flight, like a dolphin weaving in the air up and down, was breath taking.

In my present circumstances where I might have to leave, I cannot have more than one bird.  Even at that, you know I chose birds that are local and can be released if I cannot find anyone to care for the bird outside the cage and be allowed to fly.  You know not many people can do that.

Perhaps one day when I know I will be permanent in a place that I like, I will then have many birds.

Jackie is a Greater Indian Hill Mynah(Gracula religiosa intermedia).  I am sure you can find what that is called in French with the help of the Latin scientific name.
He is a sub specie of mainate.

More in my latest report.

Shanlung foraging for birdies // Jackie and clicker training

http://shanlung.livejournal.com/134514.html
 

shanlung


kétile

Hello Shanlung,

Thanks again for sharing your experiences with us.
To me, all these stories are very interesting and different from what we use to read.
Do you mind if I translate some of these stories in french because many french people are very bad in foreign languages, even english   :pendu:
I think this way much more people could benefit of your experience and the articles you post.

Kétile
Souriez, demain sera pire !!

shanlung

Ketile,

Not only I happily give you the permission to translate some or any of what I write into French.  I am honored by your request.

Free Internet translation by Google or Babelfish is not good.

Similar requests like yours from Russia, China, Japan, Israel and Arabic countries have been asked and gladly given by me.

It felt strange to me that while I wrote in English, I have more non English readers than English readers.




kétile

#68
OK thanks.
I agree that internet translation are very bad and nobody understand nothing  :Bahh:
Souriez, demain sera pire !!

shanlung

Ketile,

I am a student and not an expert.  I found the more I learned, the more I still need to learn.

I wrote a lot on my journey of learning to live with birds.  If I am asked to name 3 of what I wrote that I feel to be
most useful, I will say the 3 below.

Tinkerbell Legacy - - Rant 03 (a flighted parrot mentality) & Understanding the mind of your grey
http://shanlung.livejournal.com/2187.html

What I wrote above I believe can be applied  for any parrot, and even for song birds like Libai and Yingshiong and for the mynah.

Morning with Harry & the decision// Sultan of Oman Palace// Tinkerbell Mash Batch 7
http://shanlung.livejournal.com/109957.html

Please see Tinkerbell Mash Batch 7 as that described in detail what I feed Riamfada.  A variation of that is made for Jackie.
You might consider doing that for your parrots too.

Harness for flighted parrots - To Nick and folks
http://shanlung.livejournal.com/8284.html

Above is the summary of my life with Tinkerbell.  How to live with a flighted parrot at home and how to take the parrot outdoors safely to fly in a harness.
You will find URLs how to make the harness and to dangers that you should be careful of.

kétile

Thank you Shanlung.
I will read these texts and translate conscientiously.
For the moment I'm translating the story when tou lost Tinkerbell. I didn't finished yet so I don't evven know the end of the story myself.
To me, it's gripping and I think it will be the same for the other people.
Thanks again for sharing your experience and mistakes with us.
Sometime, people are ready to share their success but not their mistakes  :icon_wink:
Souriez, demain sera pire !!

shanlung

Ketile,
When I wrote of the loss of Tinkerbell at BanTienYen, I wrote that as a memorial to her.
I thought she had died, and her spirit came to me in a dream during my search for her.
I was so broken hearted when I woke up.  I cried and cried.  I refused to give up the search
for her.  I continued on as a act of atonement.  Which ended up with Tinkerbell recovery as later explained
in a later report.

That report is a lot easier to read now as obviously, Tinkerbell was recovered and came back to all of us.

At that time when that was first written, that was very difficult for Tinkerbell friends all over the world to read.
And even more difficult for me to write.

kétile

I can imagine how painfull it was.
I will finish the translation, at least for me.
If you prefer that I don't put it in the forum I understand but I think that would make people think twice before doing free flight without the help of someone who know.
Now I know that the end of the story will make me cry too  :icon_cry:
Souriez, demain sera pire !!

shanlung

Ketile,

When I wrote to you about free flight, you recalled how much I stressed that you should read of that BanTienYen incident.  All who think about free flights should read the accidents that I encountered. 

People who only think good things and happy things must also bear in mind bad things and nightmares can happen too.

I was lucky to have Tinkerbell back, and Riamfada too.

Feel free to post that translation that you have done here and send that to your friends.

I tried to learn French, but that is a very difficult language for me.  I would love to read The Count of Monte Cristo and  Les Liaisons dangereuses   in French.

I will appreciate a copy so I know how that look like in French. And will try to read that in French and improve my understanding of your beautiful language.


kétile

Hi Shanlung,

I'm sending a translation of Tinkerbell's loss. I post it day by day.
The name of the post is "Shanlung and Tinkerbell" in the section "perroquet café".
Can you copy this post  when it will be finished or de you prefer I send it to you by mail or somehow.
Don't worry if my english is not very good, I think the translation is OK. It's much more easier for me to translate english in french than to write in english.

Kétile
Souriez, demain sera pire !!

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