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Thank you so much for the help guys, I really appreciate everything you have given me. Luckily she knows all about nuts in shells, she loves to crack shells, I give her monkey nuts and walnuts in the shell (obviously not a lot of the walnuts :P ) I wasn't sure paper would be a good idea, I know if s...

Thanks to both of you, I shall try her with different things, I used the method of showing toys to my cokatiels, they just seemed to take to them quicker (but its probably unfair of me to compair the ringneck to the cockatiels so I shant give up)

Here's a thread for pics of Lola my 8 year old ringless ringneck XD

Hi there, like I said in the intros page I am brand new to IRN ownership, all my experience has been cockatiels. I work a zero hour contract meaning I can be called on to work a shift at any time, any day. What can I give my 8 year old female to keep her from getting bored when I am out? She has a t...

Hi deosil and welcome :D You have a pretty girl there. A magpie!!! Wow, that must have been quite an experience. What ever happened to the bird? Unfortunately,the magpie was just too young to be saved, I managed to sustain its life for about a week and a half but it sadly passed away, we had tried ...

Congrats!

I hope yours gets its ring soon my 8 year old girl doesn't have a ring XD

Hey guys :) I just adopted my first indian ringneck, a beautiful girl named Lola. She is 8 years old. All my previous experience in owning birds has been cockatiels mainly and one amazon parrot (at one point I took in a magpie chick that had been abandoned, now that was an experience!) I have admire...