parrotlady

This type of behaviour is perfectly normal. They play around a lot before actually doing the deed. It is doubtful he will want to do anything if he feels he is being watched, so it's better to give them some space and privecy.

Hi, my name is Lesley and I'm from Hampshire in the UK. I know there is at least one person on here who knows me:whistle: and I look forward to getting to know everyone. I share my life with ten pet African Grey's TJ Ray Kito Rocky Charlie Dill George Kia Joey Marti I also have 5 pair of breeding Grey's Bonnie & Clyde Itsey & Bitsey Hansel & Gretel Fred & Wilma Lilo & Stitch We also have a Blue & Gold Macaw called Harley and five Black Headed Caiques called Tio Pepe, Lulu, Nelson, Leo and Coco. My brother is currently taking care of Leo and Coco for me as they kept fighting with the others. My other pets are a German Shepherd dog Called Shadow, a pair of Chameleons called sugar and spice, a pyranha called Jaws and a tank full of tropical fish. As you can probably tell I love animals of all kinds and run a small parrot rescue service in the South of England.