My parents found an injured ringneck in their garden today. My mum called me up and from what she described the eyes are black but the bird is fully feathered. I advised her to offer the bird warm steamed food and to keep it warm. My mother found the parrot below a mango tree with eagles trying to attack it. When she picked it up the parrot offered no resistance at all. As of now it nibbled on the carrots and sweet potato. Any other thing that she can do?
Also what would be best for the parrot ? There is huge flock of IRNs near by so would you guys recommend releasing the parrot after its regains strength and is healthy? IRNs are banned as pets in India.
If the bird cannot be released back , i'll get all the paperwork done so the parrot remains with us . In this situation , my parents are senior citizens and share their home with a GSD , who is a gentle gaint but has a huge prey drive. So the IRN will eventually come home to me in June if all goes well. Is this period enough for quarantine? Will there be any issues keeping an alex and IRN together ?
Both would have seperate cages .
Sorry for the long post
Also what would be best for the parrot ? There is huge flock of IRNs near by so would you guys recommend releasing the parrot after its regains strength and is healthy? IRNs are banned as pets in India.
If the bird cannot be released back , i'll get all the paperwork done so the parrot remains with us . In this situation , my parents are senior citizens and share their home with a GSD , who is a gentle gaint but has a huge prey drive. So the IRN will eventually come home to me in June if all goes well. Is this period enough for quarantine? Will there be any issues keeping an alex and IRN together ?
Both would have seperate cages .
Sorry for the long post