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Update: She's been sitting on it quite a bit. Using her wing to cover it. I know with her dedicating so much time to watching the egg, she'll skip some meals and not feed as much. If she does lose weight dramatically, I'll definitely remove the egg. But otherwise should I leave her with the egg? Wil...

I removed the sound since the tv was on quite loud and it was just distracting. But she didn't make any noises at all. We knew she had an egg from her behaviour in the last few weeks. The whole laying process lasted about 10 minutes. 10 minutes prior to this vid she was walking around like normal, c...

My IRN laid an egg tonight.. and I got a reallllllllllllly closeup video of it.
Unfortunately, the egg is not fertilized as there is no male.. but still epic to see.

Enjoy.. and comments please

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDmC5lT1w8M

My IRN laid an egg tonight.. and I got a reallllllllllllly closeup video of it.
Unfortunately, the egg is not fertilized as there is no male.. but still epic to see.

Enjoy.. and comments please

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDmC5lT1w8M

Thanks for the advice :) Since the first post, the behaviour has changed very little. One of the babies will let the green ringneck get very close and even sleep 4 or 5 inches from each other. It only seems to open its beak at the green ringneck, not really lunging anymore. The other baby seems to l...

anyone?

hopefully someone will reply after seeing the pics

hi all, long time reader.. first time poster. I have a VERY tame 1 year old green ringneck and recently bought two new lutino ringnecks. They were about 6 weeks when I got them, they are now about 11 weeks and show absolutely no aggression to me or my wife. We previously handreared the older ringnec...