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Alfie may well be psycic who knows lol.I am glad things are starting to settle a bit though.

Cats can never be trusted round birds,you just dont know when instinct will take over.Your new grey will need time to get aquainted with a new home and people.You have been given some great advise.<br><br>Post edited by: she, at: 2009/10/30 22:52

Thanks Dave. Another fantastic poem.

One thing is for sure, it takes much much longer to rehabilitate a cage bound phobic grey than it does to create one.I believe it is very important to handle and interact with greys daily .

well, Im more than ready for a few drinks,hell of a week but never mind its Friday now so cheers.

Now thats what I call a holiday. Have a fantastic time.

It really sounds like you have found your perfect grey. I am so happy for you.Please keep us informed about his home coming and maybe that of his sibling.

I agree, talking to an avian vet is a must before you make any decision.A vet can tell you what the bird will need regarding any special needs and treatment.I am curious as to why the beak is split,accident or birth defect?

I am sorry you felt the new vet was not much help.I would stick with your own one who is closer to you.I hope Josey stops the chewing.

Mocha is adorable in his harness.

Nilah is so cute Penny.

Pat thats terrible. I hope all your birds are ok.

I like that name,it just fits a grey.

congratulations on getting the new grey. The flopping on to his back is a very extreme fear response you are really going to need to be very slow with him. Dont try and handle him yet just do what he feels happy with.I would love to see pictures but only when he is ready.He is a very scared little man at the moment.I know you will do all you can to win him over,good luck.

Good luck with Nilah Penny.

Charlie is 6-7 years old and my tiel Cracker 2.

only a bit of pride hurt, thats good news.

Poor Fergie,Darius is really leading her a merry dance.I bet he loves her really,just playing hard to get.

knew you would get one.

aw we are billy no mates Julie lol.

Most flock birds do.Just in other ways. Ever noticed how flocks of starlings will all come down at once and take off as one,this is all flock communication.<br><br>Post edited by: she, at: 2009/10/25 22:57

Great videos Dan. Jake can give Dayo the run round.

We are so privileged to share our lives with such an amazing creature.<br><br>Post edited by: she, at: 2009/10/25 22:21

Too cute for words.Just been watching , spell bound.

In the wild greys and all parrots have a flock,they communicate with the flock by using the sounds of their flock,each sound would represent an action or alarm or contact call.In our homes we are the birds flock so it is us they communicate with and mimic.<br><br>Post edited by: she, at: 2009/10/25 22:01