Feather Finds

tlfisher

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Cockatiel (daughter's bird)
Rare Parakeet(daughter's bird)
OMG. Sunny is losing his feathers!

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EllenD

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Senegal Parrot named "Kane"; Yellow-Sided Green Cheek Conure named "Bowie"; Blue Quaker Parrot named "Lita Ford"; Cockatiel named "Duff"; 8 American/English Budgie Hybrids; Ringneck Dove named "Dylan"
Looks like he let his tail go. Does he still have any tail feathers left?

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tlfisher

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Yes, and flies with no problem. These feathers look horrible too. The new ones are bright and healthy.

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tlfisher

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Do birds pluck feathers as gifts? Very silly question. I use feathers in my jewelery and in crafts. Not his, but maybe. Need advice.

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JBassset

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Oct 18, 2016
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3 year old GC Conure
13 year old B&G Macaw
As gifts? No.
They pluck when molting or when they're stressed.

It's normal to find a feather every once in a while but a lot all at once is usually not a good sign.
 

Eve2

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He is having a heavy molt, some birds molt fast and others just a few at a time.
 

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