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Yes it is ! Thanks for the pictures Claire

My outdoor avairy is covered in winter, but open in the summer,ive never really consided the bees & wasps

I have never come across "a ready to go " you may have to do a little DIY good luck finding one.

Be sure to update us on any progress made Pictures also very welcome if either of you manage to fit the harness

Hi & welcome to the forum

Quit crying woman

:laugh: yep he sure is, i have watched the US ones too,they have me in stitches

Mark i dont do facebook & the likes ! you know your in my prayers

Claire i have just opened a baby photo album in the nursery room, would love you to post a baby picture in there for me

I thought it would be nice to have a forum baby photo album. This is the place to post all your proud baby pictures.i'll get us going with one of my favourite's of Alfie & Freddie

Mark has given you excellent advice.Please research as much as you can before jumping in to buy two greys,they are a lifetime commitment. We have a welcome room,please pop in & introduce yourself

As siobhan said,perhaps someone is missing there bird,i should imagine it has escaped from somewhere.check to see if any flyer's suddenly go up in local shops & trees ! It will need to be kept away from your conures in quarantine for at least 4/ 6 weeks,just as a precautionary measure.Then i would house it separate from your birds.

It worked, i think there great, introducing it right from when you bring your baby home is ideal, the elevated one will be perfect for you will it not in your wheelchair ? I have this one...only got it Saturday & mine hate it but there 3,2 & two of 15 months so ill give it time http://www.bird.com/search.asp?SKW=BAA&catID=2

Link's not working i think it;s the same as i have,ill upload some pics tomorrow as it's late here in the UK my greys are asleep

By three months the baby will be eating a variety of foods,you wont need to continue handfeeding for a another three months, but i would give a nightime feed from a spoon, a little baby food or similiar.many babys find this a comfort, my boys still love a spoonfeed at 15 months

Well your both doing a good job, keep up the good work the pair of you

Yep im afraid that's how it goes, i think personally greys have more of an issue than other species.I just re homed a caique on sunday & he no problem with his new cage or home Just give it time as you are doing.

claire did you pick the one in the picture you first posted ?

Hi Terri, im so pleased it's all over for you all, glad to have you back

john if you go visit your baby why not take a picture for us, we love them baby pics

Does she make any baby noises at all ? Is your house relatively calm ? this can have an effect on our greys, if it is a busy household they tend to be louder & noisier as they grow often to compete over the noise.They do tend to be more vocal in the mornings then on and off during the day, periods of calm & quiet, then a period of vocalizing.I wouldnt be too concerned if everything else is fine with Obi

Thanks for the link jmacek07 , We have a welcome room, why not pop in & introducce yourself

{Feel-good-0002006E}The father simply aimed incorrectly :whistle:

fairymyst78 is your breeder going to handrear this grey to fully weaned ? Perhaps air your concerns with your breeder & ask how she intends to raise the baby, if that doesnt put your mind at ease then wait for another clutch, But personally i dont see any issues or problems with the lone baby.

Practice makes perfect,he will be fine once he has found his bearings Great picture.