our first month and a half or so with crowley has been a blast. we finally took him in for his first vet visit, and he's totally normal and healthy, i got him dna sexed and he's officially a male, OUR LITTLE MAN
haha.
everything has been great except for his cage aggression. he's totally fine if you can find a way to get him off of his cage. for example, i make a bridge from a blanket from the desk his cage is on to our couch and sometimes if we're doing something he'll come over from his cage to see what we're doing. but most often, he just hangs out on the top of his cage, will act like he wants you to come get him (flap his wings when you're in the room, and chirp like, "HEY PICK ME UP!") but if you go near him or hold your finger out, he either chomps down on it with a vengeance or does this angry head bob if you're too far away to bite. it's so confusing. also sometimes when he is hanging out with us, if he sees his cage, it's like his only thought is to get back to the cage no matter what the cost.
does he not want to hang out with us? am i doing something wrong? i guess i just thought birds were usually more content being with people not away from them
any input guys?
p.s. here's a cute picture of him after a bath with his alfalfa feathers sticking up![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
everything has been great except for his cage aggression. he's totally fine if you can find a way to get him off of his cage. for example, i make a bridge from a blanket from the desk his cage is on to our couch and sometimes if we're doing something he'll come over from his cage to see what we're doing. but most often, he just hangs out on the top of his cage, will act like he wants you to come get him (flap his wings when you're in the room, and chirp like, "HEY PICK ME UP!") but if you go near him or hold your finger out, he either chomps down on it with a vengeance or does this angry head bob if you're too far away to bite. it's so confusing. also sometimes when he is hanging out with us, if he sees his cage, it's like his only thought is to get back to the cage no matter what the cost.
does he not want to hang out with us? am i doing something wrong? i guess i just thought birds were usually more content being with people not away from them
p.s. here's a cute picture of him after a bath with his alfalfa feathers sticking up
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