lovemyGreys

Hi bjm & Goose , Welcome to the forum. We look forward to hearing more from you

Charlie looks great,thanks for sharing him.

Steve it may be worth contacting John Haywood,he is the UK guy for lost & found parrots.Maybe you could pass this on to the owners. National Theft Register (John Hayward tel 01869 325699 ) e-mail jh@ntr.supanet.com

Here is the link for Harrisons in the UK.. http://www.hbf-uk.co.uk/why.html I use Kaytee exact fruity pellets,they dont smell,well only fruity

Try this link http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-photography-room/89533-how-to-post-picturesphoto-tuturial.html

2Skittles4u wrote: :sick: Thats gross but so funny :laugh:

Nice video of Alex,just a word of caution,please make sure he doesnt ingest any of the foam

Hi Linda & Welcome to the forum A great introduction there. We look forward to hearing more from you

:laugh: Thats good to hear Susan

Guys there is a seperate thread if you would like to discuss tattoo's http://www.greyforums.net/forums/offtopic-discussions/15308-show-me-yours-and-ill-show-you-mine.html#81141

Congrats,As Berna i think the yellow crowned is a lovely bird

Welcome Back You did the correct thing with Chole,it's pretty much a lot of repetition but im glad she seems to have got the message If she seems a little distant then go back to the basics with her,Talking to her,offering her favourite treat, etc..let her approach you for scratches etc..dont force her,sounds as if she is just testing the boundaries with you

Hi Lisa,i dont wish to alarm you but i have included a link which covers the possible things that can & do go wrong with hand feeding.Have a read through & at least you will be fully prepared in case of any emergencies http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/73842-associated-risks-of-hand-feeding.html

Here is a good link on cleaning supplies etc.. it also has a link in the thread to click on which will hopefully give you more information.. http://www.greyforums.net/forums/african-grey/77714-cleaning-supplies.html#79143

In moderation yes they are fine. I have included a link for you which is about trying to introduce new foods http://www.greyforums.net/forums/bird-food/53831-tips-for-getting-your-grey-to-eattry-new-foods.html

Female here too

This is the one im considering, but i need at least 8 :pinch: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FANTASTIC-NEW-COOP-CUP-Secura-Cup-8-inch-non-tip-bowl_W0QQitemZ270081036116QQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116

Hi Stacy & Welcome. you will find a ton of information on here about greys.sounds as if the time is right in your life for a bird.Let us know how it goes with the amazon We look forward to hearing more from you.

Well it's good your grey has plenty of out of cage time.I personally wouldnt leave him unsupervised out of his cage unless he was in a 100% parrot proof room .Much safer if he was caged while your out.

Good luck with finding a cage. We have a welcome room,why not pop in & introduce yourself

Yep we did but i have deleted them sounds like fun Patrick

No question is goofy You can potty train greys to poop in specific locations/stands etc We have a welcome room,why not pop in & introduce yourself

Hi Lisa,this link will give you some good information on hand feeding & introducing solid foods http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/73409-handfeeding-a-baby-grey.html

Hi NewGreyMom & Welcome to the forum.We look forward to hearing more from you

Hi Julie & Welcome to the forum.Time & patience & im sure you will make great progress with Charlie.We look forward to hearing more from you.