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sue
01:46 PM on December 21, 2010
I got a green quaker from roney on a heart breaking ordeal. she was greatful enough {her and her son} to give up their baby so that we could have another one. our son's dog killed our's by accident.and we were devastated.we now have "skipper" to bring out our love and joy and it has been a blessing . our greatest thanks goes to roney 's family. skipper is taking up with me so well it is so good to have her. merry christmas. thanks a million. their are still good hearted people out in this cruel world we live in....god bless you the stewart fasmily.
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Laura
07:42 PM on December 25, 2009
Hi Ronney,
I can not believe that tomorrow Nikki will be 3 years old and that tomorrow Duggie will be 2 yrs old. They are wonderful birds and i enjoy them. Thank you for being a great Mom to them. I have to say Roney has the best birds that I know.
Take care,
Laura
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toni rodarte
07:36 PM on December 08, 2009
hi i got a biutiful doble yellow head she was born july 11 and her name is lilly she is tarting to minic i tink she will start talking peryty soon tankyou rony.:D
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Hal
11:28 PM on September 10, 2009
We got not one but two beautiful blue babies from Roney. They are spectacular! The older baby is already talking. Can't wait for the next clutch to get yet another. Roney is worth a million in after care and always available for questions, cares & concerns.
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Kathy Murphy-Sage
10:17 PM on April 13, 2009
Robbie is so cute. He's talking and loves me!!!!! I am so glad I got him.
Love,
Kathy
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Johnny Miller
11:55 PM on April 02, 2009
Hello
Was just looking at the Small Talk Aviary site and saw that you have some Timneh African Grey babies for sale. We're spreading the word about our site where breeders and aviaries can advertise their birds for free. I would like to invite you to take a look at our service.
cheers
Johnny
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laura
07:18 PM on November 05, 2008
Hi all it's me again I just wanted to let Roney know Duggie is starting to talk and ake all the different sounds he is such a great bird I have to say he has boned with me so he tolarates my husband but will pitch a fit with my boy's. He will be a yr old soon and Nikki will be 2 yrs old they are both doing great
Take care
Laura
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Frank Padilla
10:09 AM on November 04, 2008
Hi! I'm an African Grey fan and hope to get one soon! -fj
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paintererica
03:06 PM on October 31, 2008
The cockatoos make great pets....Roney takes such care raising her birds.
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casey
10:46 PM on September 11, 2008
i am interested in a baby african grey i live in louisiana and want to know where i could find one at a decent price..thanks
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Sharon Hatfield
01:22 PM on August 29, 2008
referred to your site by Janet Girard. Looking for a young fairly tame green quaker. Live in Bethany,OK (inside OKC). Nice web site.
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Laura
05:17 AM on August 14, 2008
Hi all I have been here before I wanted to say Hello to Roney and let everyone know I bought another baby form her this time an African Grey named Duggie.. Roney is great with her birds I also have a green split to blue Quaker I got from Roney, Nikki is a wonderful little creature we love our birds they are family to us. I just wanted to say Thank you Roney for being such a good Bird raiser... Thanks again Laura
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Lexie Forche
11:09 AM on July 20, 2008
Hi, I am interested in getting a baby african grey as a companion but I am not sure if I can get one yet. I was wondering if shipping was a possiblity in a purchase.
Thanks 
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Lexie Forche
12:00 AM on July 20, 2008
Hi, I am interested in getting a baby african grey as a companion but I am not sure if I can get one yet. I was wondering if shipping was a possiblity in a purchase.
Thanks
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Tammy Rundus
05:21 PM on July 12, 2008
Hi!
We live in N. Tx also, its always great to meet other bird lovers! We currently have a male Cameroon African Grey and we are looking for a companion for him, if anyone has any females available I'd love to come see them!
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Tammy Rundus
12:00 AM on July 12, 2008
Hi!
We live in N. Tx also, its always great to meet other bird lovers! We currently have a male Cameroon African Grey and we are looking for a companion for him, if anyone has any females available I'd love to come see them!
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Donna
07:03 PM on June 28, 2008
Hi, I live near Wichita Falls and have a pet Quaker named Punkin. He is one of the best birds I have ever been around. Thanks for the neat website and I will sure be visiting again soon. Donna
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Donna
12:00 AM on June 28, 2008
Hi, I live near Wichita Falls and have a pet Quaker named Punkin. He is one of the best birds I have ever been around. Thanks for the neat website and I will sure be visiting again soon. Donna
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Terry Palmer
02:56 PM on May 28, 2008
Hello, I live in Plano and also breed Quakers. My supply has exceeded my demand and I need babies. If you have any available please let me know.
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Terry Palmer
12:00 AM on May 28, 2008
Hello, I live in Plano and also breed Quakers. My supply has exceeded my demand and I need babies. If you have any available please let me know.
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Vicki Wilson
08:09 PM on March 07, 2008
saw your ad in BirdsnWays. I also breed the blue quakers. I have one pallid female, one pallid blue female/ with normal male split to pallid blue. Two cinnamon blue females...one is on her third clutch. She is with a blue male so all i'm getting are blue quakers but the males are split cinnamon.
I'm looking for unrelated birds. If you are interested in maybe doing some trading let me know. The pallids and cinnamons are expensive and hard to come by. So most people will want them for breeding.
I live in Duncanville but work in Downtown Dallas. I will send pics of my birds and we can swap bird talk.
I also have a pair of Timneh Greys!
Vicki Wilson
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Vicki Wilson
12:00 AM on March 07, 2008
saw your ad in BirdsnWays. I also breed the blue quakers. I have one pallid female, one pallid blue female/ with normal male split to pallid blue. Two cinnamon blue females...one is on her third clutch. She is with a blue male so all i'm getting are blue quakers but the males are split cinnamon.
I'm looking for unrelated birds. If you are interested in maybe doing some trading let me know. The pallids and cinnamons are expensive and hard to come by. So most people will want them for breeding.
I live in Duncanville but work in Downtown Dallas. I will send pics of my birds and we can swap bird talk.
I also have a pair of Timneh Greys!
Vicki Wilson
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Marti Anderson
01:28 PM on February 18, 2008
Hi! I had to re-home my 2 darling cockatiels because of my husbands allergies (We didn't know he had allergies) I'm considering a lue quaker. Are they anti allergenic or are they as bad as tiels. If they are not going to cause my hubby problems when will you have a blue ready to adopt. I'm only about 100 miles from Albany, NY
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Marti Anderson
12:00 AM on February 18, 2008
Hi! I had to re-home my 2 darling cockatiels because of my husbands allergies (We didn't know he had allergies) I'm considering a lue quaker. Are they anti allergenic or are they as bad as tiels. If they are not going to cause my hubby problems when will you have a blue ready to adopt. I'm only about 100 miles from Albany, NY
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Jeni
12:59 PM on January 27, 2008
Hi Roney!
I love your pictures! Your baby grey is so precious. Pepper & Cayenne are beautiful. My Eclectus pair are nesting again... 1 egg so far. Brynn says "hi". She also loves the pics you sent us!
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Jeni
12:00 AM on January 27, 2008
Hi Roney!
I love your pictures! Your baby grey is so precious. Pepper & Cayenne are beautiful. My Eclectus pair are nesting again... 1 egg so far. Brynn says "hi". She also loves the pics you sent us!
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Paul Laliberte
03:58 PM on December 05, 2007
I'm looking for a blue male Quaker for a pet. Thanks
Happy Holidays!
Paul
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Paul Laliberte
12:00 AM on December 05, 2007
I'm looking for a blue male Quaker for a pet. Thanks
Happy Holidays!
Paul
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