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Welcome to the Grey Family. Looking forward to learning more about Ally and seeing some pictures.

Has anything changed lately. New cage, new location, new food, new atmosphere, or new people around.

If hubby didn't do this as a surprise, I would be contacting my cell phone provider to see what "new app" is now part of your phone. The video was very cute.

Hi azgasrdezi, welcome to the Grey family. More details about your fids please: names, etc. We love pictures and grey stories.

Great looking toys. I would be careful of any loose long twine/rope as your grey might get feet/claws tangled. Looking forward to joining your adventure with your new addition.

Hi Joekellner. Actually, no one can answer your question for you as each bird is different and only an observant owner/parront could know the answer. I had a re-homed ekkie that I had to re-home (not to worry his new parronts loved him too pieces and he went everywhere with them riding on son's shoulder (he is 6'5")) I also have a canary and a monstrous male CAG. Ana Grey, TAG, is the boss she tolerates the CAG but the ekkie and my canary are bird food to her. She is sweet as pie to me and my family but she can be deadly to protect those she loves. Can Ruby be out with other birds now? If so, she would probably (word is "probably") be okay out in an aviary. Only time and observation can tell. As for temperature, my home is usually around 68-71 degrees. If it comfortable for most humans, it should be comfortable for Ruby. Please introduce yourself and Ruby in the Welcome Room, as we would all like to get to know you. Welcome to the Grey family.

Great pictures of Tyrion and his playstand. Quite a good-looking grey you have there.

My greys like cowbells or other bells, as well as wooden toys. Chewing and making noise makes them happy. Perches that let them swing are also a hit. Being able to fly from room to room is also something them truly enjoy. Flying to my recliner and bugging me for my snacks are another must for them.

Be safe, warm and well fed fellow Grey family.

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Love it! Grey could also mean me. (I have great looking grey/gray hair).There are lots of great phrases: "Owned by a Grey" is another one.

Nilah is a greyt sentry. Better than a guard dog and definitely much louder.

Great video Talon, my greys are cuddlers too.

Very cute. I have had to cover the top of my fridge as my greys love to chew the rubber liner in my freezer.

Sterling Gris likes to say: "Feed me, feed me, I'm a starving Birdie" or "Open the door, I want to come out" Of course his best is supposed to be "Sheshe wants a cocktail" But for the longest time it was "Sheshe wants a cock". My youngest daughter (Sheila) had a great time telling her friends about her Mom's parrot's new phrase. It took a long time but he now says "Sheshe wants a cock.. tail. With the word tail being drawn out real long.

I saw this and thought others might be interested also: http://teespring.com/caffeine-parrot-naps?utm_source=

Looking forward to getting to know you Hade1930

Bedtime for my gang is when the room darkens. I leave the birdroom drapes open during the day and that is how my birds determine it is time to sleep. Room darkens, birds sleep. Just like in the wild. They also get up when the room lightens.

Wow, I am jealous that you have had such a great companion for so many years. Looking forward to some threads about your lives together. Welcome to the Grey family!

My greys are tame and they and I have a great relationship. I do have young grandkids and I do not let them touch my parrots. In fact I keep my birds in their cages when the young kids are around. Open doors are my greatest fear.

Have no idea were you live. I live in the State of Washington and have rehomed and found new homes for three parrots in the last 6 years. I purchased my two greys, TAG and CAG from breeders after seeing them in the newspaper. Birds do not normally breed in the winter so there would not be any young birds available in the cold seasons. As most animals they do have breeding cycles.

What a lovely meeting Ray. When I see young pugs, I smile as I remember my Lily, 13 year old pug who moved on a few months ago. I have not replaced her, I don't think I can. Some day Ray, you will know when it is time, if ever.

Johnny looks great. Great picture.

Bed time has never been a problem. It's the morning that makes me smile. Sterling Gris, my CAG, loves to say "Feed me, feed me, I'm a starving birdie". It gets me up every time.

Howdy Matt, looking forward to following your Grey adventure. Welcome to the Grey family!