They usually don’t like to be seen when they mate lol. So when they hear a noise they act like nothing happened XD...Ok, i never saw them mate but here brother has been feeding her for a little over a week, so by that logic, the egg should come within the next three days? And thank you so much for your help!
every now and then I‘ll turn the corner and see my other lovebirds mating. I can tell they’re uncomfortable with me being there. Thanks again for your help!
Well true but bonded pairs do tend to mate.
Yeah totally agreed
Yes it’s possible..
I think my adelie and sydney are a good example of that not always being the case. He feeds her and cares for her, they preen each other, they tend to the nest together... but mating really is not their strong suit.
Ok thank you so much
Gosh, I don't think that'd be the case if Rupert had a bird mate. If he's "grooving", and you happen to be in the room, he'll lock eyes with you while he does his thing. I do my best to not make eye contact and ignore him.
I missed that quote about mating. All of my birds are like Rupert. If you wanna watch, be their guest, none are shy. Lapis and Nube don´t like strangers and started doing their thing when my friend and her husband were here picking her birds up, they were sure to keep eyes on us all throughout.Gosh, I don't think that'd be the case if Rupert had a bird mate. If he's "grooving", and you happen to be in the room, he'll lock eyes with you while he does his thing. I do my best to not make eye contact and ignore him.
It's not that they don't mind, it's that they trafficked into this life of voyeurism by Madam Zara.I missed that quote about mating. All of my birds are like Rupert. If you wanna watch, be their guest, none are shy. Lapis and Nube don´t like strangers and started doing their thing when my friend and her husband were here picking her birds up, they were sure to keep eyes on us all throughout.
The only exception was when Adelie and Sydney first were hitting it off, they would go to the corner and he would feed her, but would come running over if they thought I was looking
When I hear those little sounds, I just keep my eyes on my computer and let them have a little privacy.... though there are often spectaters of the feathered kind, which they also couldn´t care less about.
I missed that quote about mating. All of my birds are like Rupert. If you wanna watch, be their guest, none are shy. Lapis and Nube don´t like strangers and started doing their thing when my friend and her husband were here picking her birds up, they were sure to keep eyes on us all throughout.
The only exception was when Adelie and Sydney first were hitting it off, they would go to the corner and he would feed her, but would come running over if they thought I was looking
When I hear those little sounds, I just keep my eyes on my computer and let them have a little privacy.... though there are often spectaters of the feathered kind, which they also couldn´t care less about.
Gravid is used alot with reptiles, moreover than most other animals, so it's unlikely most people would have come across the word.
Her droppings have been very watery which scares me, could that be part of a hormonal imbalance? if so could it be fatal?
Vet now! :/ watery poops could mean infection also depending on what she has been eating...and with an egg inside it’s very dangerous. What’s the poop color?
The color is green, same as always.
