Please read and acknowledge you have read these, please.

Announcements for contests, changes, and any other important info the Administration needs to post.

A place for the occaisonal contest or game.

Please introduce yourself and your bird(s) here. We are all looking forward to getting to know our new members

The discussion of birds in general

The discussion of things not pertaining to feathered friends.

Clean jokes, cartoons, or stories about feathered friends or even your feathered friends. It can really be anything you find funny. Make someones day with a funny. Foul language will not be tolerated.

Post pictures of your feathered friends here. Limit the size of your photos to 400x400 please. Over this size WILL be deleted.

This area is for debating different issues. No arguing will be tolerated. Lets keep a good healthy debate with good pros and cons in the issue being debated. Any debate that the Administration feels is inmproper will be deleted.

Post all complaints or suggestions here. Do not post complaints about another member here, contact an Admin

Post questions concering site problems or any tech question you may have here.

Area for discussion of other pets that own us here at 3 Feathered Friends.

The notification of feathered friends who have left your life.

First aid is defined as initial treatment given to your injured/sick bird until a qualified avian veterinarian is available. THIS IS NOT MEANT TO REPLACE VET CARE....

Articles on our Feathered Friends bodily systems.

Avian Flu, diseases, health issues, etc.

Discussion area on pellets, seeds, vitamins, etc.

Weekly recipes

Breeding of Feathered Friends and hand-feeding discussion

Product reviews, hazards, warnings, etc.

Tips for training and handling our Feathered Friends.

Easy tips to make your life with our feathered friends easier. Ex: short cuts for cleaning, etc.

Discussion of cages, play-stands, perches, toys, etc.

Information on rescuing or re-homing a Feathered Friend, links to sites that specialize in rescuing & re-homing, stories of members rescued/rehomed Feathered Friend.

Every month a Feathered Friend will be selected as our bird of the month, this will be the Administration's decision.

Every quarter the Admins will select a member who has participated regularly on the board.

Birthdays, anniversaries, etc.

Reviews of books, DVD's and magazines pertaining to Feathered Friends.

Links to useful sites that a member may find useful, ex: toys, seeds, pellets, cages, etc.

Please list your avian vet recommendations here. Please include the city & state.

Own your very own 3FF stuff. We now have everything from t-shirts to magnets.

Articles in the news. Make sure the item is a link.

Listing by date of bird shows or fairs. Feel free to list any you know of.

Area for lost or found Feathered Friends. May post links from other sites. MUST only pertain to lost & found Feathered Friends.

Post your items for sale here (toys, cages, etc.). NO BIRDS. 3 Feathered Friends will NOT be liable for any items not paid for or not delivered, this is strictly between the members.

Amazons are known to be exceptional talkers...see even more!

A big parrot in a very small package!

Canariess... of song, color and type! Finch varieties galore!

Wow... Pieds, Pearls and more!

A chewing cockatoo is a happy cockatoo!

Active, playful, bold, and affectionate!

Such unique personalities that is so different from other parrot species!

Those who wish to have a relationship with a Grey must earn the privilege!

They are one of the most adorable bundles of feathers you will ever see!

Both as breeders and pets have very dominant personalities. They are not afraid of very many circumstances!

Very active, curious, and playful, lovebirds pack a lot of personality into a small package. They are also feisty little birds!

Macaws are intelligent and personable...

Parakeets are probably the most popular bird... each with a unique personality!

Look like a tiny helpless bird, but will think it is bigger than you! These birds have big personalities!

The Pionus are sweet parrots that rarely bite!

Senegal, Meyer's, Jardine's, Red-bellied, Brown-headed, and Cape Parrots

Always "on", and they never seem to wake up on the wrong side of the cage!

Birds of prey, are meat eaters and use their feet, instead of their beak, to capture prey. They have exceptionally good vision, a sharp, hooked beak, and powerful feet with curved, sharp talons.

Have stable personalities and can cope with minimal attention!

They can be territorial and aggressive!

Quite playful, affectionate, love to be touched,hugged and interacted with!

Modern day dinosaur.

Other forms of feathered darlings