Timbersmom

Happy hatchday Sully!

LOL Great pic!

I can't really mimic Timber's contact call (not very talented). After he calls, I will just whistle. He will whistle back. I whistle songs to him and he will whistle bits and pieces back. He can make a pretty good stab at a few of them. It's actually a lot of fun.

Same here. Any time I am not in the same room we whistle back and forth.

What a great pic!

Sorry to hear about your dog's injuries but what a great report on Miss Gilbert's progress!

LOL Cool pic!

What a beautiful baby! I understand your fears but know this, even clipped birds can catch the wind and be lost if they get outside. If they do manage to get outside, they are much eaasier prey because they can't fly to escape. I hope you don't decide to clip her. I rehomed Timber at age 5 and he was clipped. He is 8 now and hasn't been clipped since. He still doesn't fly. I'm assuming he never fledged and never learned. It is sad.

Loved the video! Zoe sure seems happy!

The only surprising thing is that you ever thought GreycieMae WASN'T in charge... loved the video!

The light in the the link Dave posted is the one I use. I put it on a timer so it is on for 4-6 hours a day.

Ahhh.. what a relief! Glad to hear the crisis is over and things are back to normal.

Pretty lady! Hello and welcome to the forum

What a beautiful baby! Thanks for sharing

Timber goes in his too, with a huge fuss, but still isn't liking it like I thought he would

Good luck Sterling. Timber doesn't like his Pak-O-Bird either. :\

Hello and welcome to you and Ash! So sorry to hear about the loss of your Amazon. Post some picks of Ash when you can, we love pictures! Good luck and God bless

What a precious baby! Good pics, enjoyed them thanks

What a neat video! Timber doesn't like anything orange, with the exception of cooked sweet potato. You know, if it touches him he will die...

Happy 10th Talon!

I have four house cats. They are truly house cats, having never been outside except for trips to the vet. They have seemly zero hunter instrinct. I have never had a problem. In fact, Timber tends to torment them for his own amusement and they mostly ignore him. That said, I would never, ever leave them unattended when Timber is not locked in the cage. Accidents can be fatal or expensive and traumatic if nothing else. I wouldn't risk it for anything.

What a pretty girl!

Glad things worked out well for Sophie and the birdsitter! It makes it easier to enjoy your vacation when things are going well at home

Timber certainly eats better than any of us! Acappella is exactly right though. If you are eating, your grey expects to eat as well. Preferably while standing on the edge of your plate. They are flock animals after all! I add red palm oil to some of Timber's food for health. I'm not sure about coconut oil, hopefully someone with more knowledge about diet will answer that one.

Success! What a neat looking toy.