Carabella
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- Jan 19, 2015
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Benjamin, 40 yo male YNA. My husband has had him since he was a chick.
Lexi, 9 mo old female turquoise IRN.
Really nice setup!
Great Progress so far man, keep it up!! I'm sure she will live a wonderful life with you. Here are some pics of my lovely OWA Kiwi:
DNA test is the best way. You can go to Avianbiotec and get a mail in feather test for about 25 $. With OWAs,,,, some of the old timers say you can count the red feathers in the wing. females =4 and males=5. i think that's right. Anyway i use the DNA test.
SORRY! for the long post i know you guys don't like lectures so il post a pic to ease the pain
It might have been that when he hit his head, he became dizzy and chocked for a couple of minutes, which can happen to any bird when they hit windows with their heads first in high speed. Was he fluffing up his feathers when you scratched him? if so then he might have enjoyed it, but on his conditions! Give him time and dont force the matter, it might take months till he starts letting you know that he wants to get scratched, or he might just never let you know.