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Hi Laura, welcome , A bit of a strange one as you say your grey is unable to pick/pluck his own head, is it possible he has rubbed his head excessively on a perch ? i would advise a vet's visit if the patch is getting bigger just to rule out any skin allergies, please keep us informed

Wow it has grown It's a great little set up Tari.

A good tip Bailey we often advise tempting your grey on to pellets by adding a tempting topping

Nice pictures Steph, i'm not sure about males being smarter than females they have equal abilities

Hi icegudi , i look forward to hearing more from you.

Brooke they are wonderul pictures, Are the greenwings a breeding pair ?

Hi Brooke & Pleased you could join us I love Peter he is a handsome chap

Great pics Heather, fancy coming to snap my 4 ?? !! they go mad everytime the cmaera comes out

Hi Angela, wow what an intro

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Bailey i believe the majority of our members use the aviator harness

I know that crabby feeling all too well Bailey

Hi David & Khan, , lovely pictures

Hi Kitty, I personally cook mine,my greys tend to prefer warm cooked veg, Sweet potatoes, both the yellow and the orange varieties, can be feed raw . I boil mine then mash them. Sweet potatoes are low in calories& high in fibre & carbohydrates.Sweet potatoes also contain the antioxidant beta carotene,They are rich in vitamin B6, C & pottassium, A good low fat source of vitamin E , so all in all a great one to feed our greys

Hi Bailey, moving them is the safest way to ensure their safety.Many of the paints available these days are water based & have low odours ,many dry within 30 minutes,As Dan has said check out whats available if you havent already purchased the paint.

yes the numbers & letters are identification for that particular bird Kitty as Tari said

Some members use a harness to take their birds out, you can buy a backpack which is for parrots.I would advise a carrier when travelling in a vehicle

Your welcome,be sure to fill us in if you try any of the ideas out

Glad you feel better Marlene theres not many animals that will starve themselves

Thank you for a sharing a wonderful story

Laurie good luck, i am a smoker ( never near the birds !) but i have no will power at all, i would be intrested in how the hypnotism goes

Thats a new myth to me Marlene , Any grey with a deformatity adapts really well, in general they are born with missing toes etc.. or mummy does sometimes squash them in the nest.

Sounds a positive vet's visit & i agree progress can be made in such a little time,A change of environment & some TLC towards a grey can help immensley.

Hi Karen & Gracie Welcome to the froum We look forward to those pictures Any questions you need answering just fire away.

The doors on most of the cages are narrow ! It does make it an ordeal trying to reach in Sounds as if you done well.Pleased to hear it went well at the vets.Sounds to me you aer making progress with Greyce,well done.