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miriamlam · 07-02-2006, 07:03

Nice to see someone else with cockatoos. We are aboard with a moluccan, 2 lesser sulphur's, and a timneh african grey.

They handle the motion just fine unless it's storm force winds then they tend to get a bit upset. I would recommend that you put a perch port to starboard to help them with the motion of the boat.

Are you thinking about power or sail? We are on an old converted seiner and have lots of room for the flock.

Love to hear from you and see some photos of your birds!

Miriam

07-02-2006, 07:03	#4
miriamlam Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Vancouver Island, BC Boat: 1945 converted seiner Posts: 5	cockatoos Nice to see someone else with cockatoos. We are aboard with a moluccan, 2 lesser sulphur's, and a timneh african grey. They handle the motion just fine unless it's storm force winds then they tend to get a bit upset. I would recommend that you put a perch port to starboard to help them with the motion of the boat. Are you thinking about power or sail? We are on an old converted seiner and have lots of room for the flock. Love to hear from you and see some photos of your birds! Miriam