I was wondering about that too. How interesting.

My pionus just throws it on the floor, because he knows that the dog will literally eat anything that is considered food to any kind of creature (I have to keep him from eating Lucy's Nutri-berries while I have her out of the cage). Didn't know there were species known for throwing it on the wall.

Also, if you're wondering about the happy chirp Erik, that was actually Lucy's decision. She kept trying to tap the icon with her beak until I clicked on it. I guess she was also wondering about the plastic.

Oh Lucy! Carolyn's birds are always so weird! In a good way though.

I bet Coco's quite normal compared to Lucy. Lucy is the daughter of a Shodu, after all. Luckily, she hasn't started eating my neck, though she does seem to share the love for food. Also uses her foot quite often, which I haven't seen in a lot of cockatiels.



Then again, Coco is also the younger sibling to Cloudy Skies' bird, Coyote, and he's pretty out there, too.



I should probably stop using quotes from old threads to prove my point.

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Well last time i had cockatiels they somehow managed to poo on the wall. Youd never notice it till you move the cage. Birds sometimes thriw food or flick there head or soak there food lol. Not sure if ill need it but just incase.
We trippmed it to fit the wall and cut around outlet and kept Lil extra at the bottom to wrap around cord 4 the blindes to open and close incase he runs around the floor

Seriously, what is it with the projectile pooping?

Projectile pooping? Never seen that happen before. I sure hope Lucy won't get into that.

Any bird can project their poop. All of they have to do is cling onto the cage bars and push like you mean it. It's a shame when lorikeets do it though. That can only be described as 'epic diarrhea'.

May I ask 2 questions? Why do you need to wait so long before you take Zorro home?