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Mosby

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6. how did the move go?
Thu Mar 8, 2012, 05:22 PM
Mar 2012

I saw that thread in pets, man do you and your SO have a menagerie! That move must have been quite an experience.

I put up a bird feeder recently, there have always been lots of birds in north central phx where I live but a couple years ago a large (15-20) group of peach faced lovebirds moved into a stand of mexican fan palms on the next street over. So far one pair have stopped by my feeder.

I researched them a little and it turns out that years ago several captive birds escaped in the mesa area I think and since then their range has expanded across parts of the valley. They are originally from western africa and have adapted well to the phx area. They are fast flyers and very noisy and don't seem put off by larger and more aggressive birds. They are very social, I always see them in groups when I am out doing my daily dog walk.

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My maternal grandmother used to claim that she was "part Indian". Her middle name was Thibideaux lib_wit_it Mar 2012 #1
That is so typical! CountAllVotes Mar 2012 #10
United Lumbee Nation of North Carolina Semi_subversive Mar 2012 #2
Have you tried looking on the Dawes rolls? bigbrother05 Mar 2012 #5
Cherokee (KY group) Behind the Aegis Mar 2012 #3
how did the move go? Mosby Mar 2012 #6
It was gruling. Behind the Aegis Mar 2012 #7
I can imagine what it must have been like. Mosby Mar 2012 #8
I hope the move went well Broken_Hero Mar 2012 #13
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