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raphy:
Go eat 🦉 come back to gist us 😂😂 make we see if e de Sweet

I guess you no see the thread Weh a nairalander prepared owl chop.. I no get the link I for show you.. Na better meat nah

Drsnives:
I guess you no see the thread Weh a nairalander prepared owl chop.. I no get the link I for show you.. Na better meat nah

Lol I no want to see
Self u can enjoy all the bird in the world. Me de select O 😂😂

Feed'em red pepper, dem go sing like canary. They will even perform Michael Jackson moonwalk.

GeneralOuki:
I don't think what you said here is entirely true, especially about them taking a long time to trust you if you get them at a nature age. It didn't take me two days to befriend one and gain his trust, all I did was to give it a cube of sugar in the morning and in the evening and the bird was submitting his head for scratches the next day.

Perhaps you misinterpret the birds we're talking about

Its common knowledge amongst owners of the breed
In btw I'm specifically referring to IRN
I own a pair currently going to 2yrs now

RYEOFARMS:
Perhaps you misinterpret the birds we're talking about

Its common knowledge amongst owners of the breed
In btw I'm specifically referring to IRN
I own a pair currently going to 2yrs now

Ok, I have never owned an Indian Ringed Neck before, I don't even think I've seen it before Tbh. I thought you were referring to the Chestnut fronted Macaw species like in the OP which is a talkative and easy for me to befriend even though it was not mine.
Actually, the first time I saw the bird when I came to visit my Aunt in PH, I wanted to touch through his cage and he was aggressive and wouldn't let me close, so I went down at the street and bought ₦100 cubes of sugar the next morning and gave him one cube that morning, he took it and crushed it and was looking at me for more, that's how I knew he enjoyed it. Then in the evening I gave him another one and after he ate it I tried to touch him again and he immediately brought his head forward and lowered it, I gave him a scratch and that was it. Very easy 😁.

GeneralOuki:
Ok, I have never owned an Indian Ringed Neck before, I don't even think I've seen it before Tbh. I thought you were referring to the Chestnut fronted Macaw species like in the OP which is a talkative and easy for me to befriend even though it was not mine.
Actually, the first time I saw the bird when I came to visit my Aunt in PH, I wanted to touch through his cage and he was aggressive and wouldn't let me close, so I went down at the street and bought ₦100 cubes of sugar the next morning and gave him one cube that morning, he took it and crushed it and was looking at me for more, that's how I knew he enjoyed it. Then in the evening I gave him another one and after he ate it I tried to touch him again and he immediately brought his head forward and lowered it, I gave him a scratch and that was it. Very easy 😁.

Lol that kind bird that side wow
Different state different bird species

raphy:
Good day everyone I hope you all had a blessed rainy Friday.

To my topic .
I have 2 green parrot as pets they are 7 month with me I don't know much about parrot but I google what thy love to eat and I feed them well. Sometimes they turn the food plate upside down in there cage like thy ar angry. And they always squack even when food is in cage. A lady base in UK say they use to taik but dnt know if it's true as am not a Bird specialist.
Does anyone knows anything about green parrots.

Give them pepper.

kehnton:
Give them pepper.

Done thanks