missourimelody
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My 29 year old Goffin has always chosen not to fly. Shes out of cage most all day every day. Gets much exercise and is very happy, healthy and loved.
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My girl doesnt want to fly but its Ok with me. She spreads her wings when she bathes and plays. I know shes healthy(and spoiled haha). Weve been deeply bonded for 29 years. Whats most important is that shes happy 
- Aug 29, 2018
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- Fang ({ab}normal grey cockatiel), Valentino (budgie), Jem (cinnamon cockatiel), Lovejoy(varied lorikeet), Peach (princess parrot)
Welcome to the forums, @missourimelody, we're happy to have you aboard! Please do tell us your baby's name too, won't you? I once had a green cheek conure whom I termed a "reluctant flyer". His wings were clipped when he was a baby, possibly by his breeder, and I wonder if it was done before he learned to fly properly, hence his reluctance. Perhaps that may be the case with your 'too?
