I would like to tame my baby birds but I am afraid that if I touch them when they are babies that the parents won’t want to take care of them anymore and I don’t know how to take care of them if the parents do stop, if I wait until they are old enough to feed themselves will it be to late? Like do you have to work at taming them before they get to a certain age? And is there anything I can do to get them used to me when they are babies without having to actualy touch them?
So I went outside today and I saw two little blue brown-speckled eggs cracked open on the grass. One was just a shell the other had yolk pouring out. Then I found one that seems in tact. I put some grass in a box and put the egg in. The I put that under a lamp. What do I do now? I did some research saying it could be dead already and that I have to keep turning the egg so the embryo doesn’t stick to the egg. I saw a nest it must have fallen out of but it’s too high up for me to reach and theres wasps in there so I’m not going near it.
Anyone know how to care for bird eggs? What do I do if it hatches?
when it comes to the vegetables.. what are the veggies that are good for the birds? and how often do i feed my birds with seeds or veggies or mix?
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so my cockatiel i have had for 2 years, she is extremely attatched to me and has never liked another bird(she lives with 3 other males). a bit over a month ago i bought a new cockatiel. everyday he sings the same tune with the same three notes over and over. after doing this he paired with one of my males. but my female one for the first time ever went into te nesting box. he followed her in and was making the tune while they were in there.
you guys are losers
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i have two parakeets, and every time i want to talk or feed them they run to the farthest of the cage away fromme…how do i show them i dont want to hurt them?
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A little past 10 pm, my family heard a noise coming from the outside. For about three weeks the mother and father has been there, but recently two infant birds were born. (about one week old). After realizing that the mother bird was no longer keeping the birds warm, we decided it was only safe to bring them inside. We made a nest out of rabbit hay, which we put into a shoe box. Then we gently placed the birds in. One of the birds has a cut and is breathing heavily, and one of them are fine. We put a heating pad on top of the shoebox, placed it in a 70 degrees room. We are wondering what else is possible to help keep these birds alive, we understand that raising them is illegal and we plan to bring them to a shelter when safe. Thank you for reading, and I will update the question to tell you how things are going.
they are morning doves
I have not fed anything yet… It’s almost midnight and I attempted contacting a shelter but they didn’t pick up
Posted in Bird Nest Boxes
Tagged animal, Bird, HELP, parents, PLEASE, read, wild animal
I have a budgie and a princess of wales parrot but I can’t take care of them any more. All I can do is feed them and clean their cage. I can’t spend time with them cause I’m gone most of the day. (school, duh). Another problem is that I can’t bring them into the house and possums and cats bang on the cage at night. Obviously, I have to give them to someone else, but who? Basically, the question is: What do I do with pet birds when I can’t take care of them any more? I really need good answers. Many thanks for answering!
my location: Westminster, California.
Posted in Bird Feeding
Tagged Bird, bird problems, Budgie, cage, care, cats, day, Feed, many thanks, Parrot, pet birds, possums, princess, princess of wales, school, time