two idr in one cage

[Thysvn]

my bird has done her weird dance...
its so funny and last night the male fed the other one, the first time they came so close to each other...
something must be happening
and the other thing is, when they are in the cage the one dont mind the other one until i take one to sit by me they scream for each other. mybe he is woried about hes woman...

[MissK]

What kind of weird dance is she doing?

-MissK

[Thysvn]

its hard to explane, she open her wings half way her eyes become white, she also strech her neck and move in an odd way

[MissK]

Is this a kind of squatting down dance or more of a standing up, ducking and leaning kind of dance?

-MissK

[Thysvn]

more like an stand up ducking dance

[MissK]

MmmHmm. This is a boy dance.

-MissK

[Thysvn]

lol maby your right but luckly he\she is a albino so no one wold know its a he cuz hes got an girly name

[MissK]

I have a female Budgie with a boy name. Hee hee hee. Fortunately, Budgies don't seem to care!

-MissK

[Thysvn]

im considering to get my self a nother ringneck

[MissK]

Gracious, are two not enough?

-MissK

[Thysvn]

how many birds do you have?

[MissK]

I have two Canaries, two Budgies, and a Ringneck. I keep a pair of canaries so they will compete with each other in song. I keep two Budgies because they should not be kept alone. I keep the Budgies as a training tool for the IRN, if you can believe that! I'd like a second Ringneck so my first can have a flock mate for enrichment. I do take your point, but I can't imagine myself keeping three Ringnecks at the same time.

What motivated you to want three?

-MissK

[Thysvn]

they are smart, loving, beautiful birds.
they are great talkers and of all the ringnecks i have seen,
each one is diffrend in someway,
but i cant get a 3de one, these two keep me
busy