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fingers crossed Pat for a happy ending, please update us with any news

Mine have the childrens night time lights that just give off a gentle glow,they plug directly in to the socket.

{Feel-good-0002006E} nice one Dave

From everything i have researched plucking is a disease of captivity, it is not found in the wild greys except as natural physiological behaviour in breeding birds.

Does poppy have a travel cage ? is she happy to use it ? Some greys will happily visit the vet while for others it's a bit of a trauma,the right vet will know how to handle your grey without causing her to much distress,she may be a little cross with you after the visit but it wont last long,a few favourite treats & she will forgive you.

Hi Di, i will add some new recipes just for you tomorrow Watch this space

Hi Ashley & Welcome to the froum.I admire your decision to take on a grey with baggage opposed to a baby too.Rescuing is very rewarding & given time & patience will bring you wonderful rewards.Many of our members have taken on rescue, re-home greys so you will get a ton of support from us look forward to hearing all about Rio.

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It's making me :sick: watching it :laugh:

A definite change going on there Siobhan I tend to love Liaths deep man voice it always makes me :laugh: Bless Oisin, is he generally more quiet than Liath ?

Here is a list of Avian vets compiled by the UK parrot society.If there is not one listed local to you, have a ring around your local vets who may be able to recommend one. http://www.theparrotsocietyuk.org/index.php/Avian_Vets/28

Welcome to the forum,look forward to hearing more from you

{Love-000200BF} love the first picture, the others are great but the first one is special.Thanks for sharing.

There be no stopping her Thanks for posting.

Great stuff Amberly,continue to go at your own pace Thanks for the picture.

Welcome to the forum Sunshine

We have a thread which covers members favourite grey books .... http://www.greyforums.net/forums/training/21728-favorite-grey-books.html#67804

Yes a lot of our members greys, my 4 included prefer their veggies served warm

Good luck Marcia with the latest additions

Here is a good link on parrot droppings.. http://www.birdhobbyist.com/articles/Poopology101.html

Hi Lyn, welcome to the forum.We look forward to hearing more from you

Small amounts are not going to have a big effect on your greys,but if consumed in large quantites it will, Greys are lactose intolerent.This means that they lack the digestive enzyme which is called lactase, which helps digest milk sugar. Milk sugar is called lactose. Some milk products contain no lactose, and these may be safely fed to birds, such as soya milk

I love the picture of Elmo checking out the tank Set up looks good so far .

I can see wht the picture is your favourite ,kumiko sure is a cutie Thanks for sharing.

Give it time,patience & more patience http://exoticpets.about.com/od/behavior/f/birdstepup.htm