Newbie Sun Conure Family

[Bradmtx35]

So as the post states, we are new to the parrot world (2 female sun conures 3-1/2 months old..Booger & Foxy). I have made some trial and errors and I realize I have lot to learn but the little sweeties are forgiving. Picture is of Foxy.

 

[AMD47]

welcome to the forum!

 

[Bradmtx35]

Booger at rest after a hard day with the clothespins

 

[Bradmtx35]

Booger and Foxy

 

[Bradmtx35]

One thing I have learned is that when I get home the entire neighborhood knows I'm home courtesy of the greeting committee.

 

[Vampiric_Conure47]

My green cheeks are the same way. They start up, and the other 4 birds chime in!!

 

[onamom20]

Welcome to the forums and congratulations! What a pair of cuties you’ve got there! Welcome to a new journey of parrot ownership! Enjoy the baby years while you can and work on training early while they are still malleable and very open to learning new things! Trick training is a fantastic bonding activity and will help you so much as they grow and if you encounter challenges.

 

[wrench1346]

Welcome and be welcomed. Onamom is 100% right, trick training is an excellent bonding method and you will find the more they learn the more they want to learn.

 

[Bradmtx35]

Welcome to the forums and congratulations! What a pair of cuties you’ve got there! Welcome to a new journey of parrot ownership! Enjoy the baby years while you can and work on training early while they are still malleable and very open to learning new things! Trick training is a fantastic bonding activity and will help you so much as they grow and if you encounter challenges.

Well at the very least I don't have to worry about sending them to college.