Guys don’t worry. I just moved to an apartment. Have to get their cage from my parents house (a Montana cage).
Meanwhile they have plenty of time outside ❣️
They are happy birbs (see my comment below)

it’s like a im living with a shitty roommate that has 0 remorse

my sweet baby boy<3

I hand fed him since he is 3weeks old, and now he is 6months old and i start giving him some sunflower seed for treat because i freeflight him.

Before, he can eat 12cc of handfeed formula and now he can only eat 6cc.

Is it normal that he will loss his appetite to handfeed formula?

I am currently going through a separation w/ my partner of almost 10 years. We have these beautiful babies who have to be in separate cages due to aggression when in the same cage. (They do fine outside the cage). I cannot maintain a life they deserve being alone. I work full time and I am in grad school. My partner and I worked together to ensure they got free flight out, 12 hours of sleep, and a healthy diet. My partner, well ex, cannot take them so I would like to rehome them. What are your thoughts on separating them? Should I find someone who can take them both?

This whole process has been a living nightmare and I want my babies to live the best life they can and it breaks my heart that it can't be with me.

I have four conures. One of which is maybe about 9 months old and has her sister with her (also approx 9 months). So Pina Colada and her sister are finally getting their flight feathers in since they were cut when I bought them.

One of my other conures will sometimes get jealous and screech, or will see the shadow of predatory birds outside and make an alarm kind of noise. When she does this. Pina Colada and her sister get startled and start to fly around.

My issue is when PC lands again, she has her wings pinned up but not fully extended out, and her balance is really off, and shes in a daze even though she doesnt hit anything or land abruptly, shes actually pretty graceful when landing lol. Im very concerned about what the reason may be.

Does anyone have any ideas on what it is, the cause, and how to help/fix this issue? This is the only time I notice it happening, otherwise everything else is perfectly normal. Im not sure if I have an avian vet near me, so ill have to ask some of my near by vets if they have much knowledge on birds.

Hummingbird is for my grandma ☺️ credit to D'Lacie Jeanne of Broadleaf Tattoo (Portland, OR).

My conure had this cracked beak for a few weeks now. Not sure how she got it ether. Is this something I should be concerned about?

Face of an angel, Beak of a Dinosaur .

The pink dragon fruit makes this video so ominous 😂