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If you do clip their wings, just have a partial clip done. That way they can still glide to the ground but won't be able to gain any height and won't be able to fly as far. Just keep in mind that even though wings are clipped, all it takes is a strong breeze outside for them to catch flight and be g...

If you do clip their wings, just have a partial clip done. That way they can still glide to the ground but won't be able to gain any height and won't be able to fly as far. Just keep in mind that even though wings are clipped, all it takes is a strong breeze outside for them to catch flight and be g...

Hello! Unfortunately, with ringnecks, you may more or less have to force yourself on them. It's a crucial age for handling him, and it needs to be done daily. The longer you try to give him his space, the less tame he will become. Is he / she eating well? Do you know if the breeder spoon or syringe ...

Hello! Unfortunately, with ringnecks, you may more or less have to force yourself on them. It's a crucial age for handling him, and it needs to be done daily. The longer you try to give him his space, the less tame he will become. Is he / she eating well? Do you know if the breeder spoon or syringe ...

We have a 3 month old turquoise IRN, we've had him for 3 weeks. Karma was raised in a rather unusual situation. He was hand fed, but more or less roaming free with many other birds. The lady was absolutely wonderful with him. He had bonded with a baby conure she was raising, even though she had one ...

My name is Kim, we just got a baby Indian ringneck 3 weeks ago. He's a turquoise - 3 months old, and his name is Karma. http://i1091.photobucket.com/albums/i397/kimreker/13263788_10207312062663294_1829911481694583412_n%20Small%20Web%20view_zpsegmaqgiv.jpg We have other birds, 3 conures - a Sun, blac...