Greywings

Please hang in there Jay we do care and wish you lessening pain and bountiful love. The birds need your assistance training their humans how to interact and how to reach a common understanding. I sorrow for your suffering and know Maggie will keep fighting for you too. I must have missed a chapter in the twists and turns of greyforums.⛅

Your bird could have bumped or struck that wing also like a dog they will pick at an area that hurts or a damaged feather. Let us know what your Vet finds please.

No cussing birds here, snide remarks maybe.🤐

I know offense is never your intention, we love you just as you are!😘

I live with a lovely Yellow Cheek Amazon she is a sweetheart with a wonky wing.

He looks quite appreciative.

You are not alone so glad your Angel was able to help, may they be blessed.

An expert in deconstructing, one of the parrots levels of expression.

Greys are often more timid in new situations than many other parrots, they like to sit back and observe. It is very difficult to build trust (very important to Greys) when her condition requires restraint and medication. Do offer her some fresh veggies and a little fruit. maybe a little pasta or scrambled eggs. Once you are done with the meds you can tale it will give you some insight into Grey time. Gilbert is home katana600 posted a topic in Rescue Bird Haven

I came to her story late but know how painful your loss is.

That can become an escalating challenge. Hubby and our U2 had a back and forth for about a year before hubby mostly won.

Thank you so much 💖

Miserable bureaucracy for certain, so sorry you are having to fight so hard just trying to get the help required. Golad you are both so tough and mostly positive thinking people it does help. Hugs to you both and positive thoughts headed your way.

Senegals seem to be such great birds and flock well usually except at the hormonal times of year when they have been known to kill each other. We have some at the Sanctuary and we have to monitor them as all can be well for months then they single out a bird in the flock to gang up on I don't understand what triggers this behavior but your bird sounds like she has taken this to an extreme level. I wonder if she may have a hormonal malfunction? or if indeed she is one of those odd inexplicable killers? Total separation sounds like the best choice for the rest of your flock. Chamomile tea helps soothe an overactive or stresse3d bird but I have no idea how would affect her vicious cycle. Perhaps the Vet can recommend something like the Haloperidol.

All true and wonderful! I saw No shame on those birds faces🙉

Beautiful Jay and Maggie Thank you! Can i share this please?

Dexter is lovely so sorry your neighbor has such a difficult time with his sounds and giving you her negativity. Your new Bird palace is grand and my flock now want to move to your house. Sigh🙄

A loss a sad one, she was lovely.

In our home all the birds come from other backgrounds, some very good and some traumatic. They each adapt to their new situations in their own way taking what ever time is needed to learn a new households rythms, sounds and sounds. He looks more settled now and is observing quietly I think he will be more comfortable as more time passes. With a Grey never say never.

Ehugs for the sad days and cheers for the good ones, hope to see more of you soon it will gladden my heart as well.

About the time you think they will never budge they surprise you again.

Beautiful bird!! Welcome hope you feel at home here with us.

Garlic is not a safe food but the ginger is fine raw or cooked. Have you considered sprouting ? Good for you both.

She will teach you Grey time (patience). You can sing, read books or poetry to her just stop and have a little talk whenever you pass her cage.