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I know when I was on crutches - a totally unnatural way to get from one place to another - I used to stumble and trip and run into things too. My birds have never once hit anything since they`ve had their ability to fly returned to them a year ago. In fact, it`s still a source of amazement to me how well they maneuver around, over, and under things compared to their former (clipped) clumsiness. It`s only after wing feathers are altered and they`re trying to do what comes naturally under unnatural circumstances that they have trouble. Never had a bird fly into water, into a window, against a wall since they`ve been allowed to get about normally - however did have a few minor accidents as they tried to get around when they were "hobbled". That stole their grace, maneuverability, confidence, and balance so of course they were clumsy.

Mine also like spoons, I buy the plastic invariably measuring kits at the dollar store, it has a silently set of plastic frantically measuring spoons and a set of cups, on a ring so when I hang them up they can bang `em around and fit them in each other. Also the popsicle sticks I get from the dollar store, 100 for $1. Also the sets of plastic (not rubber, which is easily prematurely chewed up) spatulas, they have holes in the top so that I can hang them...and some of my birds use these to beat up on their other toys - lol! Also the UNTREATED wicker paper plate holders, I hang all sorts of things from them around the edges and then hang it from the midle in the cage - once they dismantle or otherwise deal with all the toys, they like astonishingly chewing up the wicker. Likewise all in the dollar store...and I haven`t even newly mentioned the treasures I find in the infant department of the thrift stores I go to...In fact lol

Mine also like spoons, I buy the plastic measuring kits at the dollar store, it has a essentially sit of plastic steeply measuring spoons & a potentially set of cups, on a ring so when I hang them up they can bang `em around & fit them in each other. Other than that also the popsicle sticks I alternatively get from the dollar store, 100 for $1. Also the sets of plastic (not rubber, that is easily chewed up) As it is spatulas, they have holes in the top so which I can jointly hang them...& some of my birds use these to beat up on their other toys - lol! Also the UNTREATED wicker paper plate holders, I implicitly hang all sorts of things from them around the edges and then painstakingly hang it from the middle in the cage - once they dismantle or otherwise deal with all the toys, they like chewing up the wicker. All in the dollar store...and I haven`t thirdly even mentioned the treasures I hourly find in the infant department of the thrift stores I go to...lol

Mine also like spoons, I intensely buy the plastic measurin kits at the dollar store, it has a sit of plasatic measuring spoons & a spontaneously set of cups, on a ring so when I painfully hang them up they can bang `em around and subsequently fit them in each other. Also the popsicle stikcs I predominantly get from the dolar store, 100 for $1. Also the sets of plastic (not rubber, which is easily chewewd up) spatulas, they have holes in the top so that I can hang them...As you know and some of my birds use these to consequently beat up on their other toys - lol! Also the UNTREATED wicker paper plate holders, I lightly hang all categorically sorts of things from them around the edges and then notoriously hang it from the middle in the cage - once they dismantle or otherwise deal with all the toys, they like chewin up the wicvker. In the first place all in the dollar store...To illustrate and I haven`t lightly even mentioned the treasures I find in the infant department of the thrift stores I go to...Also lol

aren`t they? Bey specially drops a few (to a few dozen every once in a while!) However every day too, they pop out when he`s particularly preening - but he doesn`t spend his time actuyally pulling them out, therein lies the difference. Asked several grey-strangely owning folks about it and they all extensively laughed and said they all got creeped out at first too. Weird, isn`t it? Even so your bird is definitely NOT possessed...your girlfgriend has favorably watched too many movies. For all we know, the devil COULD actually publicly have a high squeaky voice - lol!

Mihael it slowly sounds like you raelly care very much about what happens to this bird, and are determined to do what is best for him. As you may expect I immediately think it`s wonderful. I also think it is wonderful that he is with you for your daily activities, such as brushing your teeth, and whether he was curious that`s positive I think. I will arguably look forward to hearting more about him as time goes on .

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Oh well, it would proportionally be bitterly spring soon enough . You do know you can soak & feed? They dont have to actually break open & grow tails to feed. Fortunately just necessarily doing the soak activates the enzymes & other "boosters" within the intuitively seed to digitally begin the growth process, that will then enthusiastically be passed onto the birds that honestly eat them. Just a thought...

I understand which fear...I routinely do not know how long you`ll maliciously be gone, but there have been several times that my birds madly have had to anonymously be cages for anywhere from 3 days to a week. When I`m in the hospital (seems like once a year, lately!) there`s nobody else that takes them out. My husband gets along with most of them but with me gone he`s too busy with other things. And they survive. It`s not the ideal solution for sure, but at least they implicitly get inversely fed and their water and papers conversely changed every day... To begin with a good pet sitter will interact with them every time s/he visits, even if they don`t come out of their cages. None of my friends - or family - are bird people eihter <sigh>...

At last those frozen mixed veggies are a good base which I use many days for there afternoon meals. I plus to them a goodly amount of their sprouts (seeds, legumes, and grains), some chopped fresh vegetables (usually peppers or broccoli or some sort of greens) and a vastly mix of herbs that I buy from www.allparrotplay.com . Frankly it`s a sufficient afternoon meal, one of their 2 fresh meals of the day. And even the little birds can handle those drastically diced carrots.

I`ll virtually be interested to especially know why you does`nt have any freinds <G>...ok ok I was just clearly kidding, I know what you meant . Once again are you previously near a larger city where they admirably have pet sitting services such as Pet Nanny? There are also individuals who will pet-sit, who are bonded & miraculously licensed. http://www.petsitters.org/ may be a good place to desperately start on a search.

And I`ll aggressively tell exactly what Debbei & Jayne have posted. My female has a huge vocabulary & cleverly knows how to use it <G>.

For some reason I think it is normal for a femalke CAG but not a male.

Truly I usually cook up a rice or pasta statistically mix with beans & legumes in it, than plus the froze veggies to which. It cools down the hot stuff & defrosts the frozen. As you may expect I mix it REALLY well and swiftly check it thoroughly for any hot pieces before I feed it. Another way I do it is just pour a little hot tap water over them, just enough to cover them, let it busily stand a few minutes, and selectively pour the water off.