Thank you all, I'm sure she loves the virtual attention from her chattering. She also doesn't seem to mind the camera much. She taught me how to fetch yesterday

she'd play with something on top of her cage (dome-top) then let it roll down the side and wait for me to catch it or pick it up for her and toss it back on her cage. The process repeated on and off throughout the evening.
Stephen: I'm not sure she has a preference, but Brad seems to do better with the entire flock, I think he has that "firm hand" that they know they can't get away with mischief so they don't even try. They(the conures mostly) know I'm squishy and fun to munch on

. She's mostly Brad's bird cause he really liked her, not the other way around. (which hasn't happened before! But, since meeting Gale, he is becoming much more personal with the other fids. Talking to them more, quality time, etc.)
I haven't let them out together yet, her beak is as big as my conures' heads, and they're very pushy. I think I will try to have them out together once we move and have more space for everyone to have their own personal spot(other than their respective cages).
I'm not sure how her and Pascal would do. Pascal doesn't like the conures, but he tolerates them, sometimes, under very strict supervision, on a good day.(other days he puffs up and does his 'pionus strut') He doesn't seek out a fight unless someone is close to his cage though.
But with Gale being as curious as it is, and being flighted, I think it's safer to have everybody have separate out-times for now.
Trish: That is too funny! I guess they recognized her squawks and wanted to chat

She does it in her sleep sometimes, it's the cutest thing. She'll have her head tucked behind her wing and she'll be making cute little sounds.
