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Today my parrot flew away through the front door. This is the second time. The first time it flew out the door at ~50 days old. It couldn't reach a height so it sat on a wire 10 meters aways. I ran in my underwear(its summer season) and grabbed it quickly, brought it back to the house. This is the s...

Some updates: The IRN is 58 days old today. Diet: He has refused eating from the syringe. His beak is not strong enough to crush millets/seeds so he won't eat those. He doesn't like cold fruits from the fridge and runs. He likes chewing soaked(overnight) grams. He likes funnel seeds and sesame seeds...

We have a 3000 sq ft garden with many fruit trees. Batches of ringnecks and bats come and spoil the fruits every year. Their favourite are guava trees. As soon as we hear RN shouting, we take out bamboo sticks and hunt them away. Slingshots are useless because it is almost impossible to spot a RN in...

Yes, the forum won't allow me to post proper http links because I'm new.

post each link in browser and hit go

it will only work if you remove the "space" before "com/"

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I've bred a colony of pigeons in the past as a hobby. I used wooden door boxes for them.

Do RN's in the wild prefer resting on a branch or a nest hole?

edit: I've added pics in the first post

Hi, I'm from kalyan, india. Yesterday my uncle bought two pahadi popats (Means "Hill Ringneck" in the local tongue) from a local pet store. They are about 45 days old. These varieties are bigger than the average ringneck and can be identified by the red patch on both sides of its wings. I ...