dhorje

I feed 'Taufu Fa' or known as tofu pudding to my Grey regularly, 3X a week. I scoop a tablespoon of the pudding and spoon feed my grey or sometimes I mix it with Kaytee Handfeeding formula.

These are the rest of the pics. And thanks for your compliments. <br><br>Post edited by: dhorje, at: 2008/11/23 02:54

More pics.

Trustdace wrote: Bare Eyed Cockatoo cacatua sanguinea Length: 35-40cm/14-16 inches Weight: 380-600 grams* Life Span: 50-60 years Incubation: 26 days Age at Weaning: 12 weeks Age at Maturity: 3-5 years Natural Habitat: Australia and New Guinea

The parrots are not caged. You can feed them from your hands but they will bite if you touch them. This is a super duper tame Macaw, the only Macaw that allows you to stroke and cuddle. He is perching on my wife's shoulder biting her hat. My baby Koko really missed me so much when we were away for 5 days. Koko was sticking to me like a leech when I was back home. I never expected a bird to miss its owner in such a way. What a sweet experience.

I just came back from a holiday on an island in my country. I visited a mini bird park and here are the pics.

I am using Nikon D80. It is a good camera. I have been using Nikon since 1983.

Thanks for your advices. We were worried sick. We got up in the middle of the night to check Koko. It is 6am in the morning now. Koko looks OK.

Thanks for your replies. It has been 4 hours since my Grey's fall. Koko is not so active as before. She still eats and flies, and her dropping is normal. But she sleeps a lot after the fall. I don't see any external injuries. I hope there is nothing wrong with her.

Koko just fell down from 7ft while playing on the curtain frame. She missed her steps and dropped straight to the ground. Would she suffer from internal injury?

What a nice poop pic. Looks delicious.

You posted the link wrongly.

This pic makes good poster.

Nice pic and nice ladder.

You got a cute Grey. Can't wait till my baby talks.

I mix cooked plain oats with Kaytee Handfeeding formula. My baby loves it very much.

Koko is enjoying the palm fruit.

Besides removing the curtain, whistling and making noise, I am also a good flute player. And also I am good at Chess. CHECK MATE! Ooops..I forgot to bring my head.

We went to a pet shop last Sunday. There were 2 Amazons and a beautiful Grey on a square perch. The Grey was sold to the shop owner recently, supposed to be tame but he didn't allow anyone (strangers) to touch him. He would not hesitate to bite as warned by the shop owner. Somehow he allowed my wife to touch his beak. After awhile the Grey walked away and my wife focused her attention on the Amazon. While playing with the Amazon, the Grey turned back and out of sudden without warning he gave a hard bite on my wife's finger. We had to leave because my wife's finger was bleeding quite badly. <br><br>Post edited by: dhorje, at: 2008/10/29 08:12

Very nice shots. And great looking Grey too.B)

Look at what Koko has done to my door's curtain. She flies up there daily and removes the pins. This is one of her daily activities. What a naughty bird.

My grey prefers to come out of the cage on its own. She will climb to the top of the cage and flies a few rounds before allowing me to hand handle her.

Koko loves dragon fruit. And her poop is red whenever she eats dragon fruit. She even stares at her poop after bombing, wondering why is it red.:lol: My wife says she is having period.:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

The bond between the grey and the dogs is really great. I love the pics.

My grey fluffed too when my blue rumps get too close. That's sign of aggression.