lovemyGreys

Hi Stuart & welcome, we have a welcome room please come in & introduce yourself in there To many sunflowers are not good for your grey, use them sparingly, a pellet diet with mixed fruit & vegtables is the way to go. Here is a link for you so you can read through what members here feed their greys. http://www.greyforums.net/forums/bird-food/24030-whats-your-greys-diet.html

Hi, At ten years of age & without any history of your grey it's going to be pretty hard to determine what makes your grey scream.Sometimes boredom or not enough human interaction causes an African Grey to scream.does your grey scream at specific times ? eg.. when you leave the room etc.. ? sometimes ignoring the sreaming doesnt work, don’t walk out of the room either because that only feeds its insecurities. Instead wait patiently until it stops yelling and does something else, like talk or play with a toy. Then reward THAT behavior by going up to the bird and telling it what a good bird it is.

B) Great pictures CD, i love that i can view your pictures & they bring your whole story to me Looks as if you had a fab time, A great post thank you.

Judy, A wonderful lady & a special friend.

:laugh: Tari i love Vera Thanks for the up date.

Bronxboomer , well done you for taking the time & trying your grey on different veggies. Sweet potato is always a favourite of the greys Harrisons are thought to be the best pellet available, as Judy said you can try grinding them & sprinkle it over his food,if not there are other pellets you can try, perhaps he will be drawn to the coloured pellets that some manufacturers produce.

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Sorry Talon i was unaware that you was unable to vote. This poll will continue to run as votes have been placed. Hopefully in the future we will have an alternative voting system in place. Sorry to you guys who are unable to vote

Sorry i couldnt get the link up correctly guys it was a bit to techy for me just click on the link to cast your votes

{Feel-good-0002006E} Mine love to hoover with me, but three greys trying to help is not fun :unsure:

{Feel-good-0002006E} I'm afraid they do.

Please vote here, poll will end 3rd october so you have 72 hours Voting closed. Post edited by: lovemyGreys, at: 2007/10/01 00:07 Post edited by: lovemyGreys, at: 2007/10/01 00:10<br><br>Post edited by: lovemyGreys, at: 2007/10/03 23:55

Thank you everyone who entered, Competion is now closed.

{Feel-good-0002006E} The first one will turn into the second one eventually :unsure:

Hi Siobhan & .This is a great forum full of knowledgeable people & great members.look forward to hearing more from you.

Thanks guys Melissa i need a name ???

what a story, very informative, thank you for posting this, & im pleased all turned out well.

Thank you Judy, i will wait for the right bird that will fit into my routine & hopefully my flock of course if a B&G comes along then he/she will not be housed with the greys

I couldnt agree more Dan, well put. Ronda you will be a wonderful mummy to your grey, that i dont doubt at all

My husband has always wanted a Macaw & it is something we have been planning for a long time Shame your breeder is not in the UK Connie I am not rushing into anything for a while as you know my breeder runs a re- home & I am top of the list due to the time & dedication i have for my birds So re -home is the way to go for me

A wonderful picture Ronda, thanks for posting it. Your breeder sounds a lovely lady, just like mine here in the UK.

A lovely picture joe. I'm afraid i'm with Judy. i would be to worried without a harness fitted.

Great pictures & no doubt thats a baby macaw, i want one

:laugh: nice one Makena

spikester to this great forum.What a wonderful story,i look forward to hearing more from you.