Greywings

Have a collection here as well, I may need to dust the feathers now.

Suggest a Veterinarian consult or visit it is too difficult to know what is going on from the other side of a computer screen. Something may be very wrong like an infection or heavy metal poisoning. or it could be just got a scare when she was near her bowl and is now avoiding the area. Try some warm cooked sweet potato mashed well with a little ginger. Do call a Vet they have very little resilience when ill and don't show symptoms unless they are in need of help.

Got to hold it all together even in flight winds.

That is Drama! So greyt that she is playing and feeling more comfortable in her own skin, the stress plucking is a small setback she will overcome.

You have it, we have your back.

The I can see you there but all you see is my downcast eyes and raised crest feathers-Step up? I don't think so.

That looks much like the bat that I find in Whispers cage when I uncover it in the mornings. Must be more than one bat about this board.

No quiet birds here wether TV, Video, Phone, Computer, utube or radio.

Sounds like a job for Guinea fowl.:cool:

Perhaps Kya has unfinished business there?

HMMM a bunny that transformed into an Armadillo, too cute.

We had one at the sanctuary when I first started volunteering, sweet bird.

I think it has become both for him, attention or a drink as needed. Nikki bird requests "fresh water" with authority several times a day. So being well trained I take his water bowl rinse and refill with fresh water and in Summer he expects ice cubes to be added. Smarty Pants just makes a thick soup in his bowl-eech!

I have no knowledge of that brand although if is of Chinese manufacture it may have paint containing lead which can lead to heavy metal poisoning.

I suggest that you cannot be living alone with all those family members pictured on your posts.

Well said Baily's Papa.

Another successful training video from "Sully Studios".

There is a safe leather one on the market as well it holds up to chewing well. I think it is Natty New Feathers producing them.

Suns are not Too loud but Nandays can pierce your brain with their sound waves. Living with a big Cockatoo lie a Molluccan or an Umbie is like having a B52 landing in you living room, same decibel levels.

I will guess the house.

Visiting my neck of the woods, hope your visit is a joyful one for all!

A late Happy Too You!

Birdhouse my answer is "magic". No really the Quaker was young enough to still have the feed me response and at the time we had two elderly cockatiels in there as well (large cage). The Tiels died quietly over the next few months both were very old (early 20's). That left the little yellow keet and the Quaker who don't interact much but share the space nicely.

Love your stories, all of them especially as all our flock members have been either rescues or surrenders.

Was it a Grape Gremlin?