Just wondering. I’ve noticed my conure’s morning poops are smaller and drier than they used to be. And I am wondering if my conure has an egg inside of her. Could I feel it if that were so? If I touched her anywhere, could I feel an egg inside of her? How would I know if she was bearing an egg?
Also, if I don’t have any other birds, and it was me that triggered her into developing an egg, would that mean that the egg is automatically infertile?
As for her other behaviors, she just wants to sit on my head or lay in my hand all of the time. Not perched on a finger, but laying on the palm of my hand, while I watch TV. It is her favorite place to be. She nudges my fingers apart and forces her way into this spot. I gently wrap my fingers around her to keep her warm and she leans into my hand.
I would take her to an avian vet if I knew she had an egg, or if I had any other cause. It’s an hour drive for me but I would make the drive. It’s money I don’t have but I’d pull the money out of my behind somehow.
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Also, if I don’t have any other birds, and it was me that triggered her into developing an egg, would that mean that the egg is automatically infertile?
As for her other behaviors, she just wants to sit on my head or lay in my hand all of the time. Not perched on a finger, but laying on the palm of my hand, while I watch TV. It is her favorite place to be. She nudges my fingers apart and forces her way into this spot. I gently wrap my fingers around her to keep her warm and she leans into my hand.
I would take her to an avian vet if I knew she had an egg, or if I had any other cause. It’s an hour drive for me but I would make the drive. It’s money I don’t have but I’d pull the money out of my behind somehow.
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