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We have eggs available! $5 a dozen pick up today - 3 dozen available South Salem
04/29/2026

We have eggs available! $5 a dozen pick up today - 3 dozen available

South Salem

Quaker singles and Duos looking for homes! Tame to untame 🫶🏻 all need to be worked with to help them come out of their s...
03/25/2026

Quaker singles and Duos looking for homes!

Tame to untame 🫶🏻 all need to be worked with to help them come out of their shells!

Salem Oregon

03/03/2026

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02/28/2026

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02/28/2026

Edit: I guess it must be noted that these two birds in the photo did come from smoking homes (which could very much be smelled through the photos if that were possible) and these feather discolorations were caused by ni****ne itself. NO, this is not the ONLY reason a feather can become discolored. This post was simply meant as a PSA on the dangers of smoking around your bird. If you’d like a post on all the reason a birds feathers can become discolored I’d be happy to provide that. -Madison
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Many people are unaware of just how dangerous ni****ne and cigarette smoke are for birds, but the truth is that even small amounts of exposure can have serious consequences.

Birds have incredibly sensitive respiratory systems that work far more efficiently than those of humans, meaning toxins are absorbed faster and circulate through their bodies more intensely. When smoke is present, ni****ne and the other harmful chemicals included in ci******es can coat a bird’s feathers, interfering with insulation, waterproofing, and normal preening behavior.

Even more concerning, these toxins can enter a bird’s air sacs, which play a critical role in breathing and oxygen exchange. Because birds are small and have rapid metabolisms, ni****ne affects them much more quickly than it does humans, increasing the risk of respiratory distress, weakness, and long-term health issues.

In addition to secondhand smoke, residue left behind on clothing, furniture, cages, and toys, often referred to as third-hand smoke, can continue to expose birds long after smoking has stopped. For these reasons, it is essential to never smoke around birds or inside spaces where they live, and to wash hands and change clothes before handling them if you’ve been smoking. A smoke-free environment isn’t just healthier for birds, it’s vital to their well-being and survival.

The photos below are an example of what ni****ne can look like on your bird’s feathers.

-Madison

My boyfriend sent me this pic at work. 3 precious winter chicken eggs 🙌🏻 the girls are doing their best! Look at that pi...
02/24/2026

My boyfriend sent me this pic at work. 3 precious winter chicken eggs 🙌🏻 the girls are doing their best! Look at that pink egg 😍

Nobody tell boyfriend, this is girl breakfast
02/12/2026

Nobody tell boyfriend, this is girl breakfast

When I ask for noods 😮‍💨
02/10/2026

When I ask for noods 😮‍💨

Morning Glory Starts! It’s grow time! 😍
02/05/2026

Morning Glory Starts! It’s grow time! 😍

Our Thai Constellation is looking good and I just repotted the tiny snapdragon starts 🙌🏻What are you guys planting?? ...
02/05/2026

Our Thai Constellation is looking good and I just repotted the tiny snapdragon starts 🙌🏻

What are you guys planting??

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