Timbersmom

I'd try the shots. I had those several years ago, and they did make a big difference!

Happy Hatchday Corky! :)

I was wondering if it was possible that something else in the house too (as Talon said), since you were around another grey and didn't react badly. I have allergies also, though not to greys thank God. As you said, you can develop an allergy to something new at any time. Got my fingers crossed for you!

That's a good looking cage!

I sure feel for you on the health insurance thing! I have good, affordable care through my employer now, but back in the day, I bought major medical policies with very large deductibles to get by on insurance. That isn't an option under the new program. My dad and mom farmed, and didn't have medical insurance until they qualified for medicare. My brother is a farmer also, and he and his wife have never had medical insurance. I have to say that I really dislike government taking away our choices. Nough said about that though.

Interestingly, Timber's contact call isn't exactly that tune, but some of the tones are spot on!

Very interesting! Thanks for posting this.

Timber won't touch a pecan either. He loves walnuts, pinenuts and almonds.

If Timber every "wiggles his tongue" I haven't noticed it.

Well if Timber doesn't get mad at me, he certainly does a great imitation of anger!

LOL! Never a dull moment

Good going!

Haaaaa love those German fairy tales...

Only thing I can think of is to try another browser. It is working for me on Chrome and Firefox.

Very cool video! Django is really vocalizing a lot. Enjoyed it, thanks for posting!

Glad to hear the good report! They do get jealous of their chosen one at times.

hmmm... just edited the above and bolded what is bold. Is that what you meant Dave? Might be a browser thing?

Not sure about this

LOL to the hemlock and "nastier chunky smoothies!" It was great that you found Phenix's Achilles heel. Timber is very picky though he was not wild caught. He will also except peanut butter well so I use it in my bag of tricks as well. Seems I spend a lot more time trying to get healthy stuff past his beak than I did my kids' mouths, who were also picky.

Yes, truth there thanks! I'm pretty good about washing my hands between anything I do and Timber, but that is an excellent reminder

Inara has made so much progress! Thanks for the update, I enjoyed reading it.

Good to hear from you and Loki and thanks for the pics! Timber also loves peas and gets them almost daily.

Glad you were there! Thanks for posting this reminder that we have to always be vigilant.

Very nice! Poly looks like a charmer

Timber has had squash in his chop as well. How much he eat (or if he ate it) is hard to tell of course. I did try baking a butternut squash for him one time and he wanted none of that. He is a very picky eater though.