Jen5200
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Screamer has been with us since Sunday, and I feel like she's starting to look a bit more comfortable. I'm sure it's a bit unsettling for her to be surrounded by 3 conures and new people (although she was sharing her previous home with a U2 and M2 that didn't enjoy her company). Thankfully she has stayed with us before for a couple of weeks at a time, so we're not completely new to her.
She's been having her daily out of cage time with the conure crew, and we've been closely supervising. I'm feeling fortunate - while my group isn't all friendly with each other, they aren't aggressive at all and mostly ignore each other. Although Tango has been looking speculatively at her pretty yellow crest feathers and appears to be considering whether he wants to tweak those. I have my eye on him, and am diverting his attention when I see him having trouble-making urges.
Screamer is simply adorable, and her personality is so different from the conures. I can see why so many people love cockatiels. She lives for head scratches, and emphatically lets you know that she is not done receiving them. Her lovely little chirps are quite a refreshing addition to the "sun chorus" that I'm used to living with
She's been having her daily out of cage time with the conure crew, and we've been closely supervising. I'm feeling fortunate - while my group isn't all friendly with each other, they aren't aggressive at all and mostly ignore each other. Although Tango has been looking speculatively at her pretty yellow crest feathers and appears to be considering whether he wants to tweak those. I have my eye on him, and am diverting his attention when I see him having trouble-making urges.
Screamer is simply adorable, and her personality is so different from the conures. I can see why so many people love cockatiels. She lives for head scratches, and emphatically lets you know that she is not done receiving them. Her lovely little chirps are quite a refreshing addition to the "sun chorus" that I'm used to living with