Introducing myself and a question

[Tenleigh]

Hi! My name is tenleigh and I have a baby cockatiel which is 4 months! I loved birds through my whole live and new to this Community! I have a question if anyone can answer. My bird (kevin) keeps flying to window and watching the birds outside. I don’t know if it’s good for him or should I leave it be.

 

[Feathery]

Hi and welcome!


Is he just sitting there watching them calmly?

 

[Tenleigh]

Ye

Hi and welcome!


Is he just sitting there watching them calmly?

Yes he is watching them calming. But every time he sees a window he try’s to sit on the edge.

 

[Wardy]

 

[FeatheredM]

Welcome! I don't see the harm in letting your birdie sit by the window

 

[Feathery]

Yes he is watching them calming. But every time he sees a window he try’s to sit on the edge.

Watching the birds outside isn't an issue unless it's getting him overly excited.

Do you have an issue with him sitting on the window sill? Or does he ever crash into the window?

 

[expressmailtome]

Welcome, and enjoy the site!

 

[Shezbug]

Welcome

 

[MommyBird]

sure it's fine! If you are worried about him chewing window sills or blinds you might want to check out these
the site is down for maintenence right now, but check when it's back, look under the perches tab here:
WINGDOW perches
although this story about the origin and pictures can be accessed here:
The Story of Wingdow® – Wingdow® to the World

 

[Tenleigh]

Watching the birds outside isn't an issue unless it's getting him overly excited.

Do you have an issue with him sitting on the window sill? Or does he ever crash into the window?

Yes he does crash into the window but not as hard. He recovers quickly. He just sits in the window sill and watches the bird, he doesn’t get too excited as it seems.

 

[Shezbug]

It’s fine for your bird to watch the outside world if that’s what he wants to do.
I have one bird who’s cage is now in front of the window as he loves watching outside and my macaw regularly sits at the window when he’s roaming free to watch outside.

 

[Feathery]

Another member here put these on their windows to deter their birds from flying into the windows. (Link below).

He could also maybe just not have mastered his landings yet?

Maybe you can out a perch or stand in front of his favorite window so that he has something to land and rest on instead of the window sill.

https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B09D74DWV5/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_Z7NFX5072JVCEFVHENQ0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

 

[Tyrion]

 

[QB1rd]

Hi and welcome!

 

[Wingdow]

sure it's fine! If you are worried about him chewing window sills or blinds you might want to check out these
the site is down for maintenence right now, but check when it's back, look under the perches tab here:
WINGDOW perches
although this story about the origin and pictures can be accessed here:
The Story of Wingdow® – Wingdow® to the World

I'm so sorry that the site was down for awhile. I've been a 24/7 caregiver for the past 6 months because my husband was being treated for stage 4 colon cancer. The doctors put him in hospice in late May, and he passed away on May 27th. I took the site down for a few weeks while the family and I dealt with his time in hospice and our loss. The site is back up now---and we are open for business. Thank you for spreading the word about Wingdow. It's a wonderful product---and it's my husband's legacy.

 

[expressmailtome]

I'm so sorry that the site was down for awhile. I've been a 24/7 caregiver for the past 6 months because my husband was being treated for stage 4 colon cancer. The doctors put him in hospice in late May, and he passed away on May 27th. I took the site down for a few weeks while the family and I dealt with his time in hospice and our loss. The site is back up now---and we are open for business. Thank you for spreading the word about Wingdow. It's a wonderful product---and it's my husband's legacy.

I am very sorry for your loss.