Hello,
I am new to the forum. I have a 5 year old Indian ringneck named Prim and a 33 year old little corella/ bare eyed cockatoo named Nigel. Both of which I adopted after their (two different) owners were moving. I’ve had Prim for a bit over a year and adopted Nigel 2 weeks ago.
Prim was well loved and came to me relatively tame but Nigel was kept in a cage his entire life. As result, he is not your typical cockatoo. He doesn’t scream or talk. He only makes a tiny little sound and seems content sitting in his cage. He also already prefers my husband, bobbing around and kissing him through the cage bars. Prim loves to be out of her cage. Her favorite place is on the stand in front of the window.
I’ve joined to further my knowledge on parrot care so I can provide them the best lives I can. I also have five rescue dogs and three guinea pigs.
Best,
NL
I am new to the forum. I have a 5 year old Indian ringneck named Prim and a 33 year old little corella/ bare eyed cockatoo named Nigel. Both of which I adopted after their (two different) owners were moving. I’ve had Prim for a bit over a year and adopted Nigel 2 weeks ago.
Prim was well loved and came to me relatively tame but Nigel was kept in a cage his entire life. As result, he is not your typical cockatoo. He doesn’t scream or talk. He only makes a tiny little sound and seems content sitting in his cage. He also already prefers my husband, bobbing around and kissing him through the cage bars. Prim loves to be out of her cage. Her favorite place is on the stand in front of the window.
I’ve joined to further my knowledge on parrot care so I can provide them the best lives I can. I also have five rescue dogs and three guinea pigs.
Best,
NL