hsb_birds
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- Dec 4, 2014
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- 9 MACS, 2 U2, 2 DHYA, 1 CAG, & 1 SC. (plus 1 chilean flamingo & 5 sulcata tortoises)
Hello there!
We have two birds here; a scarlett macaw named Red, and a green-wing named Merlin, we've recently put them out for the season so they're back together in the same cage. (We work at a resort, so we pulled them in for the winter and in separate cages) Recently, they've started regurgitating towards each other, more Merlin regurgitating for Red. We looked into it a little bit, and found that the regurgitation was a sign of affection and courtship. We're planning on doing an internship to help us really understand what all goes into breeding; but what else should we be looking for besides the regurgitation and such?
We have two birds here; a scarlett macaw named Red, and a green-wing named Merlin, we've recently put them out for the season so they're back together in the same cage. (We work at a resort, so we pulled them in for the winter and in separate cages) Recently, they've started regurgitating towards each other, more Merlin regurgitating for Red. We looked into it a little bit, and found that the regurgitation was a sign of affection and courtship. We're planning on doing an internship to help us really understand what all goes into breeding; but what else should we be looking for besides the regurgitation and such?
