Greywings

Late to the post but no less worried with you, thank heavens you didn't panic but knew to keep her warm and made it through those first bad hours. Glad to hear the antibiotics are making a difference. Keep up the excellent attitude and what ever it takes to keep you calm it is helping Java pull through.

Love the story about your proff. I am glad you found your solution.

Smart little boy you have there, your taking his training very well. Good job Spencer! lol

Ac will help circulations as well, you can rent an air purifier just get a non ionizing one.

From what I have read many birds are being "laundered" through the Solomon Islands.

Curses we are human and we need to just accept that and get along, good grief folks we are here for the birds not petty or critical verbiage use. Gosh many of the folks on here English is their newest language and we probably confuse them terribly some times. Greyt on Grey forums is cute, lots of people get a little warm feeling there and we all can understand the intent. Thicker skin may be the best bet here and Jayd you are one of the big reasons I am on this board would appreciate if you stuck around. Pet peeves do not need to be fed and cared for but our flock members all do! Yes I like to use Exclamation points I think I speak that way as well. All the best folks and what a tempest in a tea pot I just became a part of.

Sounds like they are trying to define their boundaries with you and with each other. Give them lots to shred and debark, lots of showers. I think they and you will sleep better with all the exercise, just keep up that positive energy!

He is looking happy and I love to see them play, good work!

Happy birthday and a wonderful present for them to play so well together that alone would make your heart just soar! The Manzanita tree is da'bomb!

Oh dear from one scare to another, fingers crossed that he only needs the security. Hugs to you & scritches for him.

Soft food will be less painful and if she slows down on eating again get to the Vets.

He could have fallen or gotten caught between cage bars causing that break these are common causes. It will take a while for him to break some of those negative habits like feather chewing so take another deep breath and keep on rolling along. Reward the positive and ignore the negative-distract when you can. A good friend has had escape artists in her past here is one of her comments. I did have a Scarlet that would get out and she would let only her firends ie military and severe. She wouldn't let the B&G or tooz out.

Perhaps she felt he needed a confirmation of his attitude about her attitude?

He has a Tail! He may remain a bit cage aggressive but I think as he learns that he is in a good place he will settle in and relax a bit. Worried about that wing though, perhaps disjointed or an old fracture?

Travel magazine material, lovely colors remind me of the Native American Prayer As I Walk with Beauty As I walk, as I walk The universe is walking with me In beauty it walks before me In beauty it walks behind me In beauty it walks below me In beauty it walks above me Beauty is on every side As I walk, I walk with Beauty. Traditional Navajo Prayer

Wonderful I am sure your nerves appreciate having a break form the sound levels. Good work finding a solution that works for Momo

Looks so slender compared to the Ow's I have seen. Lovely bird though.

Happy you have found us and Kikki. You are off to a "-greyt"start building him a place of his own. He may be a little clumsy to start with as he has not developed his flight muscles so you may wish to provide something soft under his taller branches to fall on safely if needed. Adding an untreated or homemade wooden ladder might be a smart thing to place for easy climbing from the groud to his perches. You can hang some toys from it as well.

Glad he loves you but best to distract him and not encourage the out of species love it can lead to some pretty unhappy endings.

Word preference seems to change frequently, Smokey Joe is stuck on "Apple" right now, trying many ways to say it. Pookie's favorite is "Come here".

Welcome Janee!

Do not tell him they are good for him!

The secret is to be certain it remains warm to get a feeding response.

A beautiful girl and a lovely picture and glad to hear your heart is open.