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- How I Bred My Peachfronts
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- How Long Do Peachfronts Live?
- Don't Go By Rumors: Peachfronts are NOT loud birds!
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A second quote from my January 1992 BIRD TALK article, Let's Talk Birds Survey Report: Bird Care Tips:
Bathing birds is often such a fun activity that it hardly qualifies as a chore. "All my conures love water and will go for a bath anywhere any time they can get one," said [BIRD TALK survey participant] Moirene Coyle. When hand-feeding baby conures, Coyle cleans them off afterward so that they will learn early to enjoy water. "They close their eyes when I say, 'Wash your face,' so I can rinse off their faces. They also close their eyes when I say, 'I've got a towel. Dry your face.' They really make it easy for me."
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