Forage box?
- Thread starter Soven26
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If you don't mind it being a little less than professional, you most definitely can. 
You can use a cardboard box, crinkle paper, paper bags, untreated/unbleached paper, and other things your bird likes. It should always be under supervision when foraging in it.
I'm sure other people will come by with more ideas too.
You can use a cardboard box, crinkle paper, paper bags, untreated/unbleached paper, and other things your bird likes. It should always be under supervision when foraging in it.I'm sure other people will come by with more ideas too.
witchbaby
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- Feb 4, 2014
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- Parrots
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cinnamon turquoise gcc - luna,
pineapple gcc - drago,
galah/rose breasted cockatoo - merlin,
timneh african grey - jasper,
pied cockatiel - picasso,
blue & gold macaw - mia
An untreated wicker basket is also great for foraging.
More items to add: finger traps, treats wrapped in coffee filters, loofah, rattan balls (with treats stuffed inside), pine cones, wooden beads/blocks, craft/popsicle sticks...
More items to add: finger traps, treats wrapped in coffee filters, loofah, rattan balls (with treats stuffed inside), pine cones, wooden beads/blocks, craft/popsicle sticks...
MomtoPercy
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I tried origami shapes for Percy - they are a lot of work and I fear he doesn't appreciate them any more than any ordinary old paper cup or paper bag .
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