lovies4
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Hi! I need some advice. I have had 3 lovebirds for 2 years now (a peachface, masked, and a hybrid). This is my first experience with lovebirds. Previously my only bird experience was finches. At first all three got along but then 2 ganged up on one (my peachface female) and I had to separate her into her own cage. Recently I moved the 2 that get along into a 6 ft long outdoor backyard aviary that is really beautiful (we live in Los Angeles and it really is a nice set-up). All birds seemed content and tranquil except our peachface seemed like she was missing having a bird companion. We ended up getting a male peachface and the 2 have really hit it off - I pride myself on my lovebird matchmaking skills
. The problem is the peachface lovebirds are indoors and the other pair are outside - and my hybrid (who I am pretty certain is a male) goes nuts every time the indoor male makes a noise and it turns into a huge, super loud ear-piercing flock call match. He has gotten so agitated lately that he now picks fights with his mate and flies around the aviary sounding the alarm. In the past he has been the least calm bird of the three, but this is a new level. I am so worried my neighbors are going to start complaining. I don't know how to proceed from here. Any chance he'll settle back down? Thanks!
. The problem is the peachface lovebirds are indoors and the other pair are outside - and my hybrid (who I am pretty certain is a male) goes nuts every time the indoor male makes a noise and it turns into a huge, super loud ear-piercing flock call match. He has gotten so agitated lately that he now picks fights with his mate and flies around the aviary sounding the alarm. In the past he has been the least calm bird of the three, but this is a new level. I am so worried my neighbors are going to start complaining. I don't know how to proceed from here. Any chance he'll settle back down? Thanks!
