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Daisy’s head?

daisysnowy

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I checked on Daisy this morning and saw a red spot on his head. Is this just molting or is there something wrong with his head?
 

Ulis_Beast

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He is moulting (I can see lots if pin feathers)...
That looks like dried blood. It could be a bloodfeather. But I'm not an expert.
Did he hit something/ crashed/ scratched his head on something sharp?
Is he eating and drinking?
Is he acting normal?
Is his weight normal?
Is his energy level normal/does he rest more?
 

daisysnowy

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He is moulting (I can see lots if pin feathers)...
That looks like dried blood. It could be a bloodfeather. But I'm not an expert.
Did he hit something/ crashed/ scratched his head on something sharp?
Is he eating and drinking?
Is he acting normal?
Is his weight normal?
Is his energy level normal/does he rest more?
Im not sure if he hit something or scratched his head as this happened overnight (he might’ve had a night fright and fell down). He’s acting completely normal, if not more energetic today, and eating/drinking the same as well.
 

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This once happened to Oliver where he broke a pin feather on his head. I'd say she'd be fine
 

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I can't get a photo at this time of night but Silva currently sports a pink band across his forehead where he's been rubbing his pinnies. It happens, it's nothing to worry about too much. The mark will be gone in a couple of weeks, unless Daisy does it again. Encouraging them to bathe more is the only thing we can do to really help them.
 

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Oh wow that´s a lot of pinfeathers! :) A pinnie crown :queen:

Maybe you could offer a bath (or wet veggie leaves) for Daisy to help soften the pins so she can open them easier.

As for the blood spot, as others said, it´s likely she has banged a pinfeather but she will be fine :)
 

daisysnowy

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Thank you all so much for your answers! I do see him rubbing his head a lot on the perches, I’ll be sure to give him a bath and see if it helps him out a bit :)
 

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hes def molting some of mine het really bad lol
 
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