forum
journals
photos
movies
articles
links
calendar
search
people
chat
latest
help
User login
Username:
Password:
Create new account
Request new password
Forum Talk
Active forum topics:
Male or Femail
Handmade bird toys
Molting/Diet Issues
Little question about feathers
Suns chewing holes in clothes
New forum topics:
Handmade bird toys
Molting/Diet Issues
Upside-down wing feather ...
Sleep Tents
Conure Jumps
more
Journals
New to the forum!!
Back home
5 Cocatiel Eggs-
Hey guys!
the deadly screamer
egg problem
Questions bout my sun conure
Hello
http://skyflyingbirds.xoomwebs.com
need good home
more
Latest Articles
PET SUPPLY WILL BEAT ALL PRICES TO GAIN YOU AS CUSTOMER
National Pigeon Day - June 13th
we can use the ability of birds to attract positive power to develop our life
The Spy ("Fiction" about Dewey, our female cockatiel
SAVED BY THE FLAP! PARROT VS. INTRUDER
eclectus as pet
Eclectus
Sun Conures
The Bald Bird
Seram : Fireflys ....... The Freed Souls of Parrots
more
Who's new
kelimongarogirls
Capoten
pribritoehele
classicjay
Mifiestar
Chat Room
Click here!
Latest Photos
See the rest...
Home
»
Bird Forums
»
Birds Of A Feather
»
Macaws
» One can never have enough freeflight photos
Posted by
jtholley03
on Thu, 04/22/2004 - 10:31
::
Macaws
http://www.parrotphotos.us/
login
or
register
to post comments |
previous forum topic
|
next forum topic
Posted by
hucker
on Sat, 05/08/2004 - 15:34.
http://m2baby.tripod.com/greatflyingsammy.html
WOW!
login
or
register
to post comments
Posted by
MikeB
on Sat, 05/08/2004 - 16:43.
You asked what the Alula feathers were in another post. You can see them clearly in this picture. The short feathers lifted up at the leading edge of the wing. These corresponds to the human thumb and critical to landing.
Mike Bross
Phoenix AZ
login
or
register
to post comments
Posted by
jtholley03
on Sun, 05/09/2004 - 06:10.
Thx
login
or
register
to post comments
Posted by
jtholley03
on Mon, 05/10/2004 - 05:01.
Any sort of diagram that outlines the feathers?
login
or
register
to post comments
Posted by
MikeB
on Mon, 05/10/2004 - 09:13.
I posted some pictures of macaws but its the same for most parrots. This should help everyone.
http://www.featherforum.com/?q=node/view/372
http://www.featherforum.com/?q=node/view/371
Mike Bross
Phoenix AZ
login
or
register
to post comments