poodlenparrot

Glad to hear things are going well with Harley. Sorry I don't have any advice on the gurging. My first Grey did it too and nothing I did made her stop lol.

Aww, so sweet and innocent looking.

Whoa, sorry for all the extra posts. Can't find a way to delete them lol.<br><br>Post edited by: poodlenparrot, at: 2009/08/04 03:30

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Too cute!

Too cute!

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Too cute!

I currently have two parrots my CAG and a Quaker. The Quaker is likely going to live with my niece as he was originally her bird. I would like to get a baby Grey some day since all of mine have been rescues/rehomes and I never got to experience the early days, but that's far into the future. For now two parrots are plenty for me.

I currently have two parrots my CAG and a Quaker. The Quaker is likely going to live with my niece as he was originally her bird. I would like to get a baby Grey some day since all of mine have been rescues/rehomes and I never got to experience the early days, but that's far into the future. For now two parrots are plenty for me.

Caesar is flighted but I don't think he realizes it lol. His first owners got him when he was six months old and kept his wings severely clipped. He was owned by my cousin afterward and she allowed his wings to grow out. He did fly while she had him, however she clipped his wings before giving him to me because I have a dog and another parrot. I decided to let his wings grow back out but in the year that he has lived with me he has not tried to fly once. I'm hoping he figures out that he has the ability soon and puts it to good use. My first CAG, Piper, was five years old when I got her and had been flighted the majority of her life. She was a very confident bird and always seemed happy. She was very bonded to me and since she could fly and go wherever she wanted it was virtually impossible to not have her on my shoulder lol, but I wouldn't trade my time with her for anything.

Here's a bad quality cell phone video of the the new trick I taught Caesar. It only took him one session to learn it. http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v69/lissakaye/Caesar/?action=view&current=04-26-09_1533.flv

My cousin surprised me with a HUGE order of bird food. This is the package she purchased: http://www.mybirdstore.com/SALE_ITEMS-_B_NEW_EXTRA_VALUE_FOOD_BUNDLE_FOR_MED_BIRDS_B_.html In addition to that she also bought a 5lb bag of Harrison's. Obviously, it will take a long time to use this up. I have never purchased bird food in bulk before. How should I store this? I'm thinking I should freeze it, correct? Thanks in Advance, Melissa<br><br>Post edited by: poodlenparrot, at: 2008/11/10 16:35

I was wondering if anyone could tell me the best, preferably cheapest place to buy Harrison's pellets online. I was going to try TOPS or Foundation Formula, but I got a sample bag of Harrison's and Caesar has taken to them well, so I'd prefer not to try something else. Thanks in Advance, Melissa

Thanks for your replies everyone! I think I'm going to give it a try and see what Caesar thinks.