greenwinged

Awsome and cute picture!

WOW she bright!

very cute baby!

Hello and welcome!

Thank's guys! Big help! B)

Does anyone know if you can feed a bird a chestnut. I have 6 bird 2 macaws, cookatoo, amazon, a grey and jardine. Thanks!

I have a cookatoo and a grey, both are plucker's. Our Grey was a re-home 4 year old plucker( his ownwer before his died). We done everything we can think of and he still plucks, but not as bad in the begining. Other than that he's a great pet. He does fine with our 2 small dogs, and our other birds. For cage as the bigger the better! and about stainless steel cage none of our cages are stainless steel and we have two macaw's, but that really up too you. And you wanted know about other material playgym and tree out a good thing to look into also.

here my advice,( at least it what I would do) for the next couple of days just leave he cage open( watch him b/c of the whole wing thing) and see if he could out, if after a couple of day he dosen't go get him. Well, that what I would do.

WOW! That a lot of birds! B)

HI B)

He look SO cute!

All that great Pchela sound like you got a awesome bird!

an adult could be easy becouse it may be over the "teenage" year, there they get more nippy! my first and only grey is a re- home plucker, and I wouldn't change that for the world, but I would not recommed get a pluckers! Timneh V. Congo! Timneh are a bit smaller and less likly to be a one person bird and I heard more playful! Baby have that cute factor I know, but that doesn't mean you get a better bird if it a baby when yo get it. Just look around and let the bird pick you! P.s.This O/T but what is your senegal parrot like?

I've read female can be more aggresice than males. But I don't what true it is I've never had one.<br><br>Post edited by: greenwinged, at: 2008/04/12 19:17

This if for lovemygrey..lol. edited by: greenwinged, at: 2008/04/10 23:35