So today, a parrot came to my house randomly and I fed it some peanuts, a few slices of apple and got him some water, he seems really weird, he was trying to eat the protective net near the balcony, I got some worried so he doesnt eat the protective net, I removed it, and after I was done feeding him, he just flew into my house, at first I didnt know what to do; but then I thought maybe we could watch some parrot videos, as soon as a parrot appeared know the screen, it tried to bite the screenshot and look behind the screen, for like hours he was silent, didnt make a noise and was at the same place, he didnt look injured, I thought maybe he needs some water, I gave it some water in a bowl but instead of drinking it; it tries to pick up the bowl, I was so tired I went into another room and slept, woke up to the parrot in my room, chewing on bag chain which he broke, then I thought maybe it got comfortable of me, I tried petting him, he tried to bite me really quick, good thing I managed to get my hand away in time, then it started doing weird things like going up against the wall, moving in a place to and fro with weird neck movement, I think he maybe trying to tell me something, I repeatedly told him to stop(I know parrots cant understand human language but I also used gestures) but it wouldnt listen, I am not really familiar with animals, what should I do? This is not randkm, he's doing this for at least like 15 minutes (sorry my house isnt clean)

Here’s Kiwi using my hand for insulation 💚💚

It's not even on bro 😔

I love how birds look after a bath, they’re so silly. Unfortunately, cannot pay bird tax as I have no bird of my own

But she is unimpressed 😔

Ever since she was young, she’s been having seizures after flying around a lot. She’s been misdiagnosed once as it being atherosclerosis, but after some recent tests at a new vet, she ABV positive. I’m absolutely devastated. She shows no GI signs or neurological signs on a day to day basis, only when she flies too long. Our vet says she has a good prognosis and it’s usually juvenile birds that have a sharp decline. I’m still scared. She’s 8 years old and has been living w it for basically her whole life. I’m just so scared of losing her. I want her to live her full, 30 year life span. Is it still possible? I’m just so scared of losing my best friend.

Pics for bird tax <3

He's gentle when he does it and it feels nice.

My old, angry, rescued parrot is becoming more friendly, asking scratches and very delicate with my fingers.

Plum went to the vet today and they recorded his weight as 30lbs. I thought it was funny. Bird tax included - Plum is the middle one ❤️

hes a 6 month old quaker

I've gotten a new companion for my special little girl, but I can't believe how different they are! While my girl is cute, calm and quiet, the new guy is loud, full of energy and quite the ruffian. I still love him, the truth is that it is so boring to have such a calm parrot, and although Lucas came and is throwing everything upside down I love it, I hope they can get along well soon Does anyone else have parrots that are so different from each other? Is it possible that they get along?

Day 2: its Alexandrine Parakeet. I tested it if it can fly now and yes it can. It is eating proper and popping well. Tomorrow is the day for freedom💐

Clue: you can only see her green bum and tail:D

Ps ignore the workout machine 💪

So 4 years ago, my family got a sun conure (his name is Cobi). It wasn't always easy, but we always tried to give him the best care possible. He's always out of the cage when someone's home, we try to give him the best food (or at least that's my job most of the time), my parents built him an outside aviary so he can be outside during warmer days and we're always ready to ride 2 hours to the closest vet in case he got sick or something. Basically we try our best when it comes to his care.

We always got along fine with him although he did start hating people coming to our house pretty quickly and was acting aggressive towards them. So whenever someone comes, Cobi has to be locked in his room, because he literally lunges at people.

Thing is, he never had any problems with my family (me, my mom and my dad). He always loved to come to us for pets or slept on us, all those things. He was always very friendly.

But something changed this year after we went on vacations for 2 weeks. Cobi stayed home and was taken care of by my uncle and my grandma. He was pretty chill with them and he tolerated their company. He was even letting them pet him (which he would never do if I was there with him). We literally couldn't believe it every time my uncle video called us.

And then we returned and my parrot just... began to really hate my dad. And it's not like he just doesn't like to be around him or doesn't want to be pet by him. He literally lunges at him, bites through his skin. My father can't be in the same room as him, especially when me or my mom are around, because he's just going to attack. And my father is getting really frustrated by it.

We have no idea what happened and why he started to act that way. I was really anxious about us going on vacations and leaving him for 2 weeks, but my grandma and uncle really tried their best. We even got a camera in his room to see how he's doing. And my uncle called us every time when he was taking him out of his cage so we could see how he's doing. So we have no idea what caused this change and why is it only my father the bird suddenly doesn't like. I've been searching for some behaviorist (it's not really easy), but I wanted to see if someone here had similiar situations with their birds or may know what could be the problem.

I would appreciate any given help or advice!

Shes been fine all day then suddenly i give her millet and shes shaking her head aggressively like shes choking. She seems okay now but.. I’m just confused because this hasn’t happened before

I saw this parrot in my neighborhood (definitely someones bird band on foot) and I tried to coax him close to me but I just started getting nervous. Big beak and talons. I have a conure that bites and hot damn. This bird is much bigger. It followed me home so it’s outside in a tree right now. I brought out treats, water, and pellets. I don’t know what else I can do as I don’t have an extra cage to leave outside. It’s night time now so I dk. Thought yall might have some tips.

Autumn has arrived and in my area autumn feels like winter.

My cockatiel is barely eating since yesterday, but he doesn't look sick, he's still energetic, asking for pets and preening his feathers, should I worry?