Greywings

Excited for the sale and hoping for a good result on inspection.

Not a wrong move to give her the chance to find the human slaves that have no other feathered distractions.

Can't help but shed tears, not for the loss but for the measure of joy and comfort Santa brought him.

Lovely ladies!! I imagine the air traffic will not be too heavy as most Amazons are kind of lazy.

You and he fought valiantly, so sorry for your loss. Tears for you both.

You can add some natural yogurt to his diet to provide some good flora for his digestion. Keep him warm is the most basic advice, if you have a desk type lamp you can turn to shine on him that will suffice. I just private messaged you a link that may help advise you.

I don't always put the corner cage in a corner, the cages get moved around often. I find that one of the flat sides does just fine against a wall. Right now our Elanora Too is in the corner cage it is his favorite, sometimes Pookie tries to take it over, that girl has Grey issues of domination.

Looks like he is singing in the rain, may have to learn that song.

What? Caique and patience don't belong in the same sentence.

When I read your entry it sounds like you are rewarding her bitey behavior by giving her attention. I would ignore her and cage her when she gets antisocial then release her after a few minutes and repeat as needed.

The birds that live here all shred paper and cardboard all year round. I think he is just keeping busy while you are "working" at your desk he may feel like he is doing the same.

Can't wait would love to hear how they integrate into your household.

Try this I can see they have one. https://www.petfinder.com//pet-search?shelter_id=WA516

Another step forward and I know those steps are sometimes just leaps of faith. My heart is with you and next weekend is going to be even colder, Brrrr.

Wishing you good fortune finding one this time of year. Have you considered adopting a rescue or recycled bird?

Sometimes running the vacuum cleaner gets my birds bathing in their water bowls. When you mist do so over them not at them so it falls gently over the bird.

They definatly have their own ideas of how progress should flow. Patience is the very first lesson they try to teach us.

The more we love them and the more difficult the struggle whether for health like Ollie or aggressive personalities it seems those birds, cats, dogs and people leave the biggest holes in our hearts. Sending love and wing hugs. I know Koko will share some love.

Excited to hear you have taken a grey rescue into your home and looking forward to the continuing saga of Captain Jack. Sounds like you are starting out right, going slowly and not asking too much of him until he lets you know he is ready. Scoring points by making foraging opportunities for him as well. I think you should have a successful relationship with the Captain.

Sorry he is having such a tough time and I know it is even tougher to feel so helpless. Big hugs for you all.

I love my corner cage just tricky getting the paper folded to fit the bottom tray. Big is good that means she has room to get some exercise when inside.

Glad you found us and what a pretty baby Dooble is.

There is a facebook clicker training group on line that will help you if needed.

I think the raw mushrooms might be a problem as the spores are so fine and can be inhaled. I know I have read studies and they eat some Fungi in the wild.

As odd as it sounds there is a hybrid between a Roseate Cockatoo and a Cockatiel in Australia back in 2006 if I remember correctly. Surely a Grey/other Grey cross might be possible not trying to advocate for one just thinking what might be possible.