I do know of someone here in Michigan who has a sweet and very special little Meyer's hen she's weaned and is looking for the perfect home for...let me know if you'd like contact information :).

ChiaOwl
http://www.owly.net
http://www.ittybittybirdiebites.com

The pet store where I got my Buddy has two babies right now from the same parents. I was in playing with them yesterday - they're so sweet and curious.
It would be a long trip for you though - I live in Ottawa, Ontario. Also, I'm not sure how it would work to bring a bird across the border?
You'd certainly be getting a lovely, amazingly tame, beautiful bird though - maybe its worth the drive???

Check with the customs people on the US side of the border, and if they say it's OK, make sure you get names and phone numbers of the people you talk to. I've heard from people who have brought their birds across the border many times, but I've also heard from people who had a lot of trouble with it. It seems to depend a lot on who the customs person you get stuck with at the crossing. :-)

There was something in the newspapers a while back about a family whose African Grey was siezed at the border when they were coming back into the US from a vacation. They got the bird back eventually but it sounded like a big hassle.

Nate Waddoups
Redmond WA USA

They look very cute. I heard they are from Africa.

Chase N. Southern Indiana
My Beloved Birds:
Sunny the cockatiel,Meeco the cockatiel, Poco the parakeet, Azul the parakeet, Sammy the Jenday Conure, Fred the Monk/Quaker parrot.

I saw the sweetest Meyers parrots today while buying my GCC... But they are in California. If you're willing to go THAT far, I could give you the adress.

Darby and Salty (budgie)