lovemyGreys

His wings im sure are normal Glad he is drinking on his own & keep trying new foods for him his nails are sharp, he needs that perch to file them down ! Ahmad,where are you in the world ? you will have to search the internet for the sandy perches & cement perches ! they look look like this.... here is a link for a UK site so you can have a look at the different perches avialable http://www.24parrot.com/Parrot-Perches-C252/ Ahmed has that grey got a name yet ?

beccy this thread is appropriate to the earthquake we had in the UK http://www.greyforums.net/forums/african-grey/62964-help-with-charlie.html#62994

:laugh: yes Judy Yep mine have bad days but with 5 i wish they would have them together :laugh:

:laugh: Ronda i just watched molly with Kaiti ! she was trying to kill my screen ! :laugh:

Hi Wendy try & get bernie to try some different fruits & veg, the cucumber & lettuce don't have a high nutritional value

Thanks Louisejane YOUR PHOTOS QUAKE John Godfrey, Hemel Hempstead, 27/02/2008 09:09:00 Bubbles Frightened in earthquake - Apsley,Hemel Hempstead - Flew around off his perch for at least 15 Secs last night when earthquake happened Email this photo Upload a photo Report this photo 36/36

Right girls i have been looking on UK forums & the feedback i see is that the earthquake pretty much sent tremors all over the UK, Many people has nervous, scared & unsettled birds last night, it was unnerving for everyone it seems

Hi Melanie,

It will effect his flight Caroline the only real way to tell is to let him have a little flap & see what happens, perhaps over your bed or somewhere with a soft landing, let us know how it goes

yes i have just seen the news & it was the biggest earthquake the UK has experienced for 25 years !! I'm sure this is connected to our un settled greys.

that is a butchered wing ! :evil: Beaker is cute,bless him he will have a wonderful new life with you now Thanks for the pictures.

wow this a is a coincidence, Caroline on reflection my 4 in the bird room took longer to settle last night !2 of them were flapping around & i did put a light on to check them, i didnt think anything of it untill now ! maybe all incidents are related ? we are all in the UK ? will be intresting if any other UK members had un settled greys last night ?<br><br>Post edited by: lovemyGreys, at: 2008/02/27 12:01

{Feel-good-0002006E} That's funnyi can just see you re-modelling your new home around Talon

Caroline birds can sense when something is about to happen,mine know when we are going to have a thunder storm they go very quiet & subdued.Charlie sounds as if he knew something was wrong & has a night fright which has caused him to flap around the cage with the loss of his feathers.The shaking will be beacause his was frightened.His feathers will grow back in time, i would keep him in his cage for a few hours but then get him out for a cuddle , play & a little reasurrence that all is ok from mum.Tonight i would follow the normal nightime routine you have for Charlie as if nothing has happened, if he does seem a little scared i would leave a dim light on for him. If he is singing, eating then he will be fine,the experience has probably upset mum more than Charlie Caroline forgot to say if i was in your situation i would take Charlie out of his cage, different from what the vet has advised but i would try to keep his routine normal, keeping him locked up for a few days may have Charlie wandering what he has done wrong <br><br>Post edited by: lovemyGreys, at: 2008/02/27 11:45

:laugh: beccy that is so cute, but so strange ! mine have started saying "peeka-boo". last week & for the life of any of us we dont know where they got it from I haver never said it, hubby works away, my 20 year old daughter has no intrest in them ! & my son is always out ! it sure is cute tho :laugh:

Thanks for the link Lisa As if i have nothing better to do :laugh:

We want some pictures today please

Yep many new members to meet beccy & for all those members reading his thread, beccy is our moderator of the training room So go do some work woman <br><br>Post edited by: lovemyGreys, at: 2008/02/26 23:51

Judy you & me got to go to the grocery store

well i shall look tomorrow ill find one if kills me

:laugh: Thats great Wendy, they are so funny.

:laugh: That's funny Christina only parrot owners will sympathise with you

ok beccy see if i can contribute this time

Hi & welcome, pleased you could join us

yvette many greys have toes missing, they cope perfectly fine, Please dont think of your baby as disabled.Sometimes they are squashed in the nest by their parents .Bentley has a new life with you now, concentrate on all the good times ahead & love you can give him.