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Post by madaussie on Jan 10, 2009 11:55:46 GMT 10
 OK i have two young ones that i had to take in after a storm blew there tree over < now the problem i have is that i have released them but they return everyday and they are looking very thin and tatty other birds attacking them maybe , :-/so is it best i leave them free or do i find them homes, or knowing me i will build a new cage for them . OK if the pic works this is not one of them that is Fred my baby boy. ;D ;D
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Post by vankarhi on Jan 10, 2009 16:50:24 GMT 10
Find out what the laws are in your state..........if they are coming back and being attacked then it might be best to keep them domesticated......but it depends on the laws in your state.
I know I would rather try to keep them and not see them looking ratty and attacked but you might not be allowed to ......... you might have to find a sanctuary (can't think of the correct wording at the moment) if you cannot keep them.
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Post by vankarhi on Jan 10, 2009 16:51:00 GMT 10
another thing I just thought of .......how old are they and are they weaned properly???
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Post by madaussie on Jan 11, 2009 11:53:55 GMT 10
They are 5 months old and eat well weaned no worries  |
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Post by vankarhi on Jan 11, 2009 12:00:39 GMT 10
They might now be too human imprinted to be back in the wild.
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Post by madaussie on Jan 11, 2009 12:16:23 GMT 10
I hope not as they where left in the big flight area and only fed by spoon though a box and left to learn from the breeders .
they where set free at 5 weeks old but they never really left for long periods.
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OK i have two young ones that i had to take in after a storm blew there tree over < now the problem i have is that i have released them but they return everyday and they are looking very thin and tatty other birds attacking them maybe , :-/so is it best i leave them free or do i find them homes, or knowing me i will build a new cage for them .
