Is the shivering very slight? Just her feathers moving? Made me think of readjusting feathers during preening or settling down for a nap. It used to be really easy to see in my Tiel.
Is the shivering very slight? Just her feathers moving? Made me think of readjusting feathers during preening or settling down for a nap. It used to be really easy to see in my Tiel.
They can shiver like you mention for a few reasons. My big boy only seems to shiver when he’s drying off or really scared and my little guy only does when he’s scared. Share your videos of her doing it and I’m sure the members familiar with ring neck behaviour will help you interpret the behaviourits usually very slight...
Just around her belly..
The last time I randomly saw it I called her out and she came fast.. she jumped on my finger and I could feel her shivering. It stopped about less than a min of me holding her. Her feathers totally relaxed and it stopped....
what do u suppose it is???
I was reading a few things on here and just figured that out lol.... thanks! Perfect timingTo share your videos you’ll need to link them from another site such as YouTube, IG, FB etc.
They can shiver like you mention for a few reasons. My big boy only seems to shiver when he’s drying off or really scared and my little guy only does when he’s scared. Share your videos of her doing it and I’m sure the members familiar with ring neck behaviour will help you interpret the behaviour
My Pi is so rude with his tail! He always hits me in the eye when he turns and seems to drag it in everything. I wish he was more vain about his gorgeous plumhead tail! But alas he is a silly tail slapper!Oh yeah...wait until she grows back her beloved tail...IRNs are vain about it...but don't you DARE touch it!
The shiver is a release mechanism...she is "letting go" ...and starting to relax...a good sign!
As for challenging her...the best way to do that is let her be herself! It seems rather simplistic, but it's the easiest way for any living creature. If you "force" something on a bird, they will react in a negative way...always. This is particularly. noticeable in IRNs...being so independently minded.
They will simply ignore you...or worse, bite.
IRNs are fascinating birds...you're going to have fun together...
It's something about their tails....they're protective about them...but they'll slam them into anything they can!
Titan was big on running his tail into the cage bars...even though he had plenty of room in his cage!
The smell of baby lotion (as far as I know) shouldn’t kill your bird but if you can get scent free then that’s always the best option.hahahah so funny,
Question.... my boyfriend always wears baby lotion! I can smell it.... is that going to freaking kill my baby???
No.hahahah so funny,
Question.... my boyfriend always wears baby lotion! I can smell it.... is that going to freaking kill my baby???
Ok good to know!The smell of baby lotion (as far as I know) shouldn’t kill your bird but if you can get scent free then that’s always the best option.
I purchase low or no scent everything whenever it’s possible.
her name is Raja and I gave her aNo.
By the way, what's you little one's name?
The first name we came up with was Tostito hahahahaha cause her color... but I wanted a real one so I thought of Raja (hope) Ruya (vision, sight) so Raja RuyaNo.
By the way, what's you little one's name?
Hicouple of points and info for you
- no candles, air freshners, or chemical cleaners
- no cookware that has PTFE AND OR PFOA which are commonly found in NONSTICK and TEFLON, so if you don't know the exact composition of the pans coating best not to use it, you can find lots of options that are ptfe and pfoa free like ceramic coated, stainless steel, cast iron, and anything else PTFE AND PFOA free
-what diet is your parrot eating?
-have you tried to find the owner?
-ph and can we see her current cage setup?
-has the vet given an estimate of age, cuz if shes young then theres a chance she could actually be a he