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Lovely

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So I probably won't see the replies till after a lot of the weather has gone through. But it's 9:30 am and the National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch. I'm terrified of this, even though its just a watch. (There's a back story to this, but no flash backs)

I'm wondering if our birds (everyone's birds on the forums) can sense the weather outside? Also should I (have) put my babies on the ground while I'm in class.

I've been home when there have been recent tornado warnings/watches, but I haven't moved them before. This is probably me over worrying.

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Yes, birds & other animals can sense storms because of the changes in pressure.....

I don't know what good putting your bird's cages on the ground/floor would do during a tornado strike.....two years ago I lost a house to a tornado and would have lost my birds if they had not been with me out of town.....on our return, the tornado that got the house, passed about 1/4 mi in front of us across the highway & though they didn't get all flighty & scared, they were very quiet.....
 
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Lovely

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Lovebirds: Gabby, Dino, and Belle Nips
Quaker Parrots: Mozzi and Sydney
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due to how I have their cages set up their all close to the window. But the weather isn't suppose to get nasty till 3pm which is when ill be home

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