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leave the blood feathers alone, unless they get broken then they will need pulling. All birds have blood feathers its how feathers grow once they have grown then the vein that supply's the blood dries up and the feather becomes like the rest of the other feathers. These are completely normal.

clip her wings so she cant fly at you. shut the kitchen door and let her have her space. Thats all I got so hopefully someone else can give you some more help

Ive searched on here but all i can find is out right biting, thats not what my bird is doing. he starts of nibbling something and it very quickly turns into a chomp. for example my bird will be happily sitting on my arm them move down and nibble my sleeve and then chomp the skin above the sleeve. Is...

that are going to be affected by this huge scary hurricane are ok and safe, as well as your loved ones feathered and non feathered alike. Its gonna be a scary time for you all.

well my lovely sunny told me to "shut up" today, its his first proper sentence ive only had him/her a short time and THIS is what hes learnt Bahahahaha. He must have heard me tell the dog to shut up too many times (she likes to bark at the neighbours cat) It was rather hilarious (even if i...

I know thats something I really dont miss!!!! people use umbrellas here lol

hey korn Im originally from welly, I moved to Hams last year. Can say the weather has been primo up here

pretty warm here at the moment in the 30s Celsius

can be done in extreme circumstances, quite a dangerous procedure. Which is why I really wouldnt do it unless absolutely completely necessary.

the feathers on that wing are short and arent formed properly I will try and take a pic of it. So i think the only real way to stop her picking at them is to take the whole wing off. I dont really want to do that just yet as shes unbalanced enough as it is poor thing. but if anyone has any tricks to...

wow no beak!!! that must be tough to get her to eat enough food good on you for taking on that responsibility. Though at least you dont have to worry about being chomped! Ive noticed that my bird gets quite annoyed with his feathers on the deformed wing mainly because they arent sitting flat. Im hop...

well another one for team NZ

hi everyone, thought I would join up and say hi. I have just adopted myself a lovely young lutino ringneck. His/her name is Sunny he/she is 3 months old handraised, hes unfortunately only got the use of one wing as it was damaged in the nest box (apparently) its quite deformed and has no chance of f...