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Hi. I cant comment on your other posts and I dont know who or why you were advised to rehome your bird. I will say I as so so happy that things turned out so well. I also wish to thank you for posting such fantastic pictures and the update on Bear and his friend Bean. To me it sounds like they both have a fantastic life and lots of love and care . It sounds like you had a negative experiance when you asked for advise on Bean and I hope you dont let that put you off keeping us updated on your birds . I am facinated by your life on a reserve which must be so rewarding and I am sure you can be a really great and valuble member of our forum. Sheila xxx

I could not resist posting this. I think its hilarious http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzZzGxReXmo

I only feed a whole wheat cerial to my birds that has nothing added. I have never fed cheerios so cant say either way .Sugar and salt content could be a factor.

Lol Judy you dont live with him . He just caught me looking for toys in the northern parrots brochure and thought he would turn on the charm lol.

omg What a shock. I cant get on the forum as often as I like nowadays but love the videos and stories you post of Emma. I am so glad the story had a happy ending . We can all sympathies with the fright and worry you must have gone through, it is my worst nightmare.

I agree it wasn't a seizure. My old tiel had seizures toward the end of her life and they resembled nothing like Ozzie experienced. It would only be guess work to say what happened but I am so glad everything is OK.

Got to be the Hyacinth but do you know what , the little cockatiel takes some beating,

Just hanging about

Well I think so anyway lol.

A most beautiful story .You both found each other when you needed to , I am sure the lady who is ill is also relieved to know Zoey has a good home.

Happy Birthday Judy. Love Sheila charlie and Cracker

Janet that is truly inspirational.I needed just that at the moment thanks

I took the seed catcher off my cage,I found it harder to clean than the floor.Also as has already beed said,it plays havock with the decorating,mind you the birds do enough of that anyway so that doesnt matter lol.

I do full time shift work.Charlie my grey and Cracker my tiel do great with this.The important thing is quality time when you get home.I always leave foraging toys and stuff for them to wreck and rip up. It does mean a lot of adjustment,for instance I dont go out again once I am in from work and I plan ahead a lot more, but yes you can keep a grey and work.

Aintree race course lol

A set of red gates , named after a red fruit that 4 boys from Liverpool sang about

You know, I was a very active member on her from the day I joined. I loved the forum for what it was,a very good imformative place to learn and give advise.Above all it was a place where I felt a part of and enjoyed being. This thread is an example of why I do not come on hear anywhere near as often as I did. People feel the need to critisise rather than help and encourage people.At the end of the day,the birds are my concern, not who said what to who. PLEASE GREY FORUMS GET IT TOGETHER AGAIN.

aw so cute. Yes please let us all know how the little darling starling does and when and if he is released. Is it possible to release a hand reared starling back to the wild? I cant see it being easy.

I believe natural sun light is the best thing you can give any bird. I really see a differance in my two when they can get out. I am so glad your grey is feeling much better.

It is so exciting when you bring your little bird home. I wish you and the bird all the luck in the world. 24 weeks does seem a little old to be needing 4 feeds a day . Please let us know how the home coming goes.

I love the stand. No dont use corn cob bedding.

It is so sad when a bird or any animal is not treated as it should be but I love seeing them in a new caring home where they never need to worry again about anything. OK Buddy may never be a cuddle bug but who cares,he is safe and happy and thats all that matters.

I am not sure what wood it is but it was treated with an animal safe water based preserver.