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He is full of surprises! He must trust me 
Geez Hannah...if I were there with Sunny, I couldn't WAIT until the next day,just to see what that character will do! And I agree...the picture of him on the scale ( AND in the wheelbarrow) are priceless! I already see a couple POTD photo's!
Jim
haha, gosh I sound crazy. But I can never WAIT to see him everyday. He never fails to make me laugh or smile. He is my best friend and I love him dearly
He even looks more grown up, he seems taller and whiter.. maybe that’s silly? And he also talks to the other birds a lot more than he use too.
He flew down to me as soon as I got out the car, so tried him with them straight away. Of course he totally ignored my offering of them straight away. In fact he picked one up and threw it haha. I was bringing my shopping in so he took the opportunity to waddle through door while it was open. He was very pleased with this. So I tried again but this time added some water to the pellets to soften them up. To my surprise he put his beak in and picked up some pellets but dropping them but after a few times of me insisting he actually did break one up in his beak and tasted it! He did it a couple of times, not sure if he actually swolled any but it’s not a bad start I suppose?!
I wouldn't muck round with the pellets. The more attention you pay to them, the more attention Sunny will give to wondering whether they're OK or not. Just put a few where he can get them and leave him to eat them. Once he's eating them fairly happily, give him a quarter pellets and three quarters of his normal diet. Over a week or a fortnight, change the proportions until he's eating mostly pellets.
The other thing you can do is to toss the pellets where other birds will find them. My old Dominic only started eating pellets when he saw the Alexandrines enjoying them. He chased them (the Beaks) away and hoed into the pellets for himself!
Where did you get Sunny's pellets from? I use Vetafarm because they're the better of the two possible kinds I can find locally, but our petshop only carries the coloured ones. I'd rather give my flock undyed ones if possible.
Yes, they're expensive, aren't they? I nearly died first time I bought any! I have a funny feeling that a lot of our bird stuff is rather more expensive than it is in the US and elsewhere.
I give Rosetta a bit more seed than I give the Beaks because native Australian parrots eat a rather more seed in the wild. She *really* enjoys fresh grass seed heads and my son has planted a little patch of wheat for the birds to enjoy when it sets seed.
This arvo, I was sitting out on the deck enjoying the nice afternoon sun with my husband. We were chatting and sipping coffee and I had my back to the Beaks' cage with my two plaits hanging down my back. All of a sudden, I felt a great YANK on my head and hubby erupted with laughter. Barney had seized hold of the end of my plait, dragged it through the bars and was swinging on it! Madge was hell-bent on getting hold of the other one. LOLOLOLOL! I *do* enjoy having birds with huge personalities!
he often hangs out with the Galahs when they are digging around in the paddock.
on my face!
Hahaha, it’s Sunnys fault! He isn’t hanging around with the Corellas much anymore, I do tell him but he doesn’t listen
But pellets is as far as it goes
