I was just browsing some bird sites this evening waiting on my dinner to cook, and, I found this info:
paragraph 2-3, http://bdhamiltonmi.googlepages.com/bri ... rnewparrot
"Make sure a parrot as at least one side of his cage against a wall. Parrots can grow nervous with all sides open because things can "sneak up" behind it. Also avoid putting a parrot directly in front of a window."
Is there any truth to having your cage up against a wall? Parrots are messy, my P'lets and cockatiels made messes of my walls in a different apt. I am pretty sure we have all feed our birds strawberries and got a new wallpaper pattern.
I have Threio's cage for a lack of a better word in the middle of my study. I trust your judgement, however, I don't want to move the furniture around my
study and find out later this is someone's personal prefernce. Should I move the cage against a wall?
Threio Loves the window! http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l88/m ... IRN019.jpg
Cage against a Wall
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thanks fortunately I didn'y have to rearrange much, however, He can see the kitchen now what I was trying to avoid in the first place...LOL
Nevertheless those 2 ft really has made a difference, he just backs up now instead of the circle he was walking a dau ago, and he playing alot more today on his cage! Kinda a weird that I did it naturally with all the others and didn't with Threio. I must be getting lazy...LOL...don't want to clean mini blinds or walls!
thx again
Nevertheless those 2 ft really has made a difference, he just backs up now instead of the circle he was walking a dau ago, and he playing alot more today on his cage! Kinda a weird that I did it naturally with all the others and didn't with Threio. I must be getting lazy...LOL...don't want to clean mini blinds or walls!
thx again