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Hi! My name is Erika and I am so glad to have found this site. I have three ringnecks, two of which I just aquired yesterday. These two are a breeding pair that was found abandonded in the back of a pick-up truck. We were contacted and brought them home. I currently have them in quarentine for a few months before moving them into my bird room; we have 64 other birds. I want them to have time to calm and de-stress in addition to ensuring health before adding to our flock. The problem is that the female is chewing on her legs, they appear raw and scaly. I am not sure what can be causing this, just stress perhaps? If anyone has any suggestions how we may help her, please let me know. I hate to see her in discomfort. Thanks!

Welcome

I think the best thing, especially as they are rescues and you have no idea of the history, is to have a full vet check

We may give hint and possiblities, but we would need to see pictures etc. and even then it would be best to know for sure. I think its best to have an expert check them out totally.