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Thank you all so much for your help. You are all so wise. I guess it will always be one of natures mysteries. I just hope it was quick for Hugo whatever it was.
This is a fantastic site full of a wealth of information and fantastic people.
Thanks once again.
RIP Hugo.

Hi Jo, sorry to hear about Hugo Were they indoor or aviary birds? And how large is the cage? Have they bred together before? There could be alot of reasons why (if she did) attack him. I am in NSW and all the males here are doin' the lurv strut but the girls are not interested just yet lol. Last ye...

it is likeley that she will frett without him as irns are very social birds but if you decide to get another for comapny for her firstly make sure you have another room you can quarrantine in as you want to make kimba doesnt get sick from any illness brought in secondly i would make sure you have a...

Thanks Justin. My husband told me that his neck appeared to have been broken. I am not sure if he could have died and she has just pecked at him afterwards (out of confusion). She had no blood on her at all where as Hugo did so to think she may have attacked him I would have thought she would have b...

Hello, my name is Jo and I am new to this site. Up until yesterday I had a female and male IRN. I have had them for a couple of years now and they were the best of mates. My husband called me last night at work to say he found the male lying on the floor of the cage dead. He looked like he had been ...