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Nice to know that your Charlie is whistling with you and all set to begin an exciting life.The pictures of Charlie are beautiful.Have you begun feeding it with Red Chillies? I think whistling from bird's side is a very positive sign of a healthy life.Great going Charlie.

I think if your bird screeches, there is a huge chance that it is feeling lonely.Best thing to do in such a situation is to get a good company for him.Also, let him play with some toy stuff. Rotate the cage, make it understand that somebody outside is caring and playing with it.I hope this helps.

I liked the design of the play stand that you have created.In other words a wonderful toy replacement for your bird.I am sure it will not need the rest stuff.Hope to see your improved design soon.Good work.

Good to know that you are doing so much after your birds.Putting a chain link so that they can climb is something creative.What are the other toy stuff that you have used in this process.Nice to see them playing freely, isn't it?

Nice to know that you found out some 3 to 4 creative toys for your bird.You may think about increasing the size of your cage to let the toys fit in.I would also suggest you to not use toys that move in the cage as they may harm your bird.I hope this helps.

It is quite difficult to teach the birds to play with toys rather than that of dogs.How about the idea of showing your bird the art of playing with toys by doing the same yourself.It would be great if they began imitating you.You said it gets scared by the sight of toys and would shift to opposite side of it.I think you can be patient and believe that they may get friendly with it after sometime.

I liked the play stand that you have made.Nice to know that the bird is loving it.We need to be more and more creative in our thinking to make such little beautiful creatures happy and involved in life.

I liked the creative work shown in picture.These are the things that keep birds entertained.What are the other kind of toys that you have used for your birds.Thanks.

NIce to know that you are the one among those so much concerned about boredom happening with your bird.Keeping toys in their vicinity is a great idea. How about putting things like straws, match sticks, etc, the ones that they can pick up with their beaks to play with? Also, i think it will be wonderful to put small sized wind-chimes in their cages.

I liked your creativity very much.This topic is an exciting one.Wonderful idea to entertain birds using creative home made toys.Can you please elaborate about their responses to your experiment.I guess it would be a great joy and fun.

We have to be extra cautious in looking after babies as they may put anything that comes in their hand into their mouth.Normally, they love to play with keys as if it is their toy and would put them into their mouth.Since keys are also of corrosive kind, it would be dangerous for babies.I liked the idea of inventing Kleynimals out of Food Grade Stainless Steel.They are non-corrosive in nature and therefore completely safe for kids.I would very much appreciate if this technique becomes widely used for preparing different types of toys for kids.Thanks for a wonderful piece of information.