Greywings

Or perhaps "How to Train Your Human"?

Oh my stepping over that invisible line, Rio is adorable.

Hope she washed her feet after wading through raw meat. Can just visualize that Grey in the pan, too funny-scary but funny.

Yes they can remove it they will just cut through it.

She is obviously trying out to be your trainer :rolleyes:

Glad you found us! Peanut is one of those names that works just as well for a boy or a girl, good choice.

NOVA Inside Animal Minds: Bird Genius (HD, Repeat, TV-G) Experts test the intellectual limits of birds that seem to have mastered skills supposedly restricted to humans, such as solving puzzle boxes. Check your local PBS listings for this one. Perhaps people who don't live with a Parrot will learn a tad of respect for Bird Brains.

Each bird is different when it come to sounds and words. I have two that repeat things they have heard even just once or twice. I have another that prefers sounds like Sparrow chirps, pop top cans being opened, the key fob sound unlocking the car and running water. Another that only talks human in a Darth Vader voice and only in the evenings. One that prefers whistles and barks like the dogs.

Lovely artwork, Henna will last for a while they can do very intricate designs with it. Sorry to hear you are so sunburned hope you are not getting sun poisoning those swollen feet make me wonder. Have that and it is miserable. Glad the flock welcomed you back I know those sharp feet are going to be uncomfortable for a while.

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Yes instead of a common or community room we could have a flight room with perches ropes, cargo nets safe plants and a water feature cascading down. I suppose we would need some seating for the human element as well?

In an emergency a pillowcase will do. Very tragic for those folks my heart goes out to them.

That is the solution a condo just for Parrot people it would be like a Purple Martin house for humans. I think that maybe the Cockatoo folks might need their own place.

No oil on the skin Dave just steered you in the right direction.

Wonderful save!

I was able to meet De and she is very down to earth and really cares deeply about what she is doing for the birds and doing it right.

I do not offer many pellets only enough so they recognize it as food in case of some emergency. Mine have seed, nuts and veggies every day I give them some fruit when I get home from work and l make birdy bread with lots of fresh veggies, fruit, eggs, soaked grains, lentils & beans, shredded coconut and coconut juice, red palm oil, nuts and some dried herbs and spices. Occasionally I will sramble some eggs for them and add chopped veiies so they get a little omelet.

Fred fred E2 gets upset every time I get out of his sight, the others could care less. Smokey Joe gets frightened and panics then falls off his perch and I have not found out what sets him off.

Often each other, they also eat wilted spinach and algae, even crushed rabbit food pellets will be scarfed up.

I dated a drummer in High School they have great arms and strong hands. Well back to birds >:>

Whisper does that when she is greeting me, the others do it when another bird or human invades their space so a greeting from one and a warning sign from others.

I enjoyed seeing them in their natural habitat, sweet pictures and memories.

He may be rewiring the microwave, so cute!

They do think highly of that property, hang in there something good will happen, I believe.

Soundproofing those garage walls might be an idea.:rolleyes: