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Thanks for the replies guys. But my 1st and 2nd Qs remain unanswered :) What can you say? And a new Q: 5. I and the IRN live in the 41th parallel (north hemisphere). In the winter the lowest possible temp. is -10 Celsius (14 F). The IRN's cage is in the balcony which is closable but without any hea...

Thanks for the replies guys. But my 1st and 2nd Qs remain unanswered :) What can you say? And a new Q: 5. I and the IRN live in the 41th parallel (north hemisphere). In the winter the lowest possible temp. is -10 Celsius (14 F). The IRN's cage is in the balcony which is closable but without any hea...

Don't forget that when one bird lands on the other bird's cage, the bird inside may bite the toes of the bird outside. It's easy to see an IRN could remove a Budgie's toe, but as well a Budgie's bite could become infected and cause the IRN to lose a toe or worse. What you guys saying is very depres...

Really, Do not let that slight ring around the bird's neck fool you in the slightest way possible. My oldest female which is blue has a visible blue ring around her neck from a very young age. The ring confused me to the extent that I had her sexed twice by two different avian vets (I was assuming ...

What do you mean by "parrots are the cichlids of the bird world?". Lovely little bird, but unless he/she was DNA sexed and the results given to you, you cannot tell what gender your bird is at this age. Nor is it possible to confirm the age, looking at your pics, I would hazard it is stil...

Hi people :) I just got my first IRN (also my first parrot except budgies) from a pet shop. The pet shop tells me it is a male at 2-4 months old. What can you say about this, looking at the below photos? Also Im told that it was bred in Czech. It has two collars around its feet but I have yet to ha...