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spiralkitty — Remembering Fey
Published: 2006-09-19 19:17:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 811; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 4
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I wanted to share the picture that just SCREAMS Fey's personality.He was a happy bird that loved to sing and play.
So this is him as I will always remember him.
RIP
2002 - 9/16/06
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Awww I'm so sorry for the loss of your feathered friend. <3
Thank you for commenting. <3
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I featured this in my journal of animals who have passed away. 
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thank you so much. <3
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I'm so sorry! I have no clue how I would be able to handle something like that, and you're welcome. He is and will be always remembered!
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i'm sorry!
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yes,i know what you meen,when mine died......the house became empty.
but ...don't worry.....with time ..everything will be easier
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wow..i also have 3 cats..
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:cheer: 
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awwwww...... that's so sad!!!! but looks like he's got fond memories
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yeah. I think he had a pretty good life. 
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I know how you feel...but remember he's free from pain where he is now...he'll always watch you and he wouldn't you to be sad. ^-^
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Yes, and I know that. I'm just missing him... and it made me realize that all my pets... are like... alittle over half way through their lifespans... that so totally sucks...
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Hey...don't be sad. ^-^
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what a sweet, beautiful bird.
I know how awful the 'sudden pet death' is.
The littlest family members are
sometimes the hardest to let go.
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He's so yellow. x__X *loves yellow things*
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awe thats so sad.. i had a parot i adored that little guy.. but he dided..
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Birds are wonderful friends.
But yeah, you're right, they die...
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This is a beautiful shot of the little guy. The colors are wonderfully vibrant.
Sorry for your loss.
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I remember him whistling along to Evanescence
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yeah... he really loved Evanescence.
And him going nuts for the little bell I gave him...
and that thought brings me to tears...
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4-5 years is pretty much max for a keet. So he actually lived long.
thank you.
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No, they should live 8-17 years.
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"Most of the birds live for only five to ten years" - [link]
He did die younger than most but he was just about 5, at least to when I got him, and he was probably almost a year when I bought him... so
Most of the budgies I've either had or had friends that have had, have only lived 4-6 years.
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"In captivity, budgerigars live an average of five to eight years, but are reported to occasionally live to 15 if extremely well cared for."
Where did you get your information?
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From others who have kept them, breeders and pet stores. If properly cared-for and healthy, they should live *at least* 8 years and easily up to 17 years. They key is probably the way they are cared-for, which is not always easy. Diet is a big factor in that. Budgies that have a main diet of seeds (especially seeds with preservatives, namely the evil ethoxyquin) usually don't live long, only 4 or 5 years. But if they have a wide variety with lots of veggies and fruit, and/or pellets, they will live much longer. But you can't force a bird to eat his veggies
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you're right there 
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Aye yeah I wouldn't want a cockatoo. They require way too much attention. Really I don't want any birds they are far too noisy for me, but I"m stuck with the ones I got for now. I do love them, but will not have birds for pets after they die.
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I get what you're saying, unfortunately i think that should someone need to home a bird that requires special care, my mouth will run away with me before i can even say yes, I'll help 
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yeah, he was a bright light in my dark times. Thank you.
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Nice shot, beautiful colour, and excellent detail.
I'm sorry he died.
RIP
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