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No -- it's strange, today as she wasn't allowed the remote with the batteries she became fixated on the mobile phone. Again flipping it over but with a case on she couldn't get the back off. It's almost as if there is some very low level electricity or charge that gets her motor running. I didn't kn...

Daisy - who used to be Feathers, is now 7 months old. She is a demanding little thing and for some reason is addicted to remote batteries. She can flip a large remote control, take off the battery door and pry out a battery in about 10 seconds. She then runs away with the battery very excited :D ( I...

Wow - sorry I can't help I'm new and struggling with issues too - I hope someone can help, it just sounds like jealousy to me - your bf belongs to your bird not you.

Thank you all for your comments
She ate a nut while sitting on top of my head today - so I guess that is progress
I guess I was astounded at how quickly she went backwards in her training - I feel like a failed bird owner

OK will do ty Now how do we get her back to step up? I spent 2 separate half hours today sitting by her cage with a treat in my hand (tried different ones) and she spent the entire time gripping on to the back top corner of her cage. I was baby talking etc. Every time I walk past I chat soothingly. ...

Thanks for the quick reply It was a seed bar I was trying to put in her cage -- when she went ballistic. Should I try again do you think? She has come back to taking a nut from between the bars of her cage, but still won't come anywhere near my hand inside the cage. I talk to her a lot and kissy noi...

Hi all We recently (2 weeks) brought our new little lady Feathers home. She was hand reared and about 12 weeks old when we bought her. She was friendly - stepped on to your finger and nibbled a bit. A few days ago, i had bought her a new seed block for her cage and tried to put it in and she went be...