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Gimme a kiss *smooch* thank you!

How many times have you watched Road Runner & Wile Coyote cartoons? 😀

😂😂😂😂 me too!

His name is Dunkin

But he just CAN't seem to preen his tail!

Having more than one doesn't change their ability to talk

His name is Dunkin. But we often call him Dunk dunk Dunkin eggs 😁

Aww

Isnt the green one a female?it doesnt have a ring around the neck so it must be a female

@@Ririkrd it's probably just younger , if it's under about 3 years old then they won't have a ring yet

@@izzyolim2008 wouldn't that be kinda bad for them though? i had 4 males and they kept fighting until i got each a female

Look at their neck. If it has a ring like mark around the neck, it is a male. If there is no dark line around the neck, it is a female. You can look in this video and see the ring around their necks. They're all male.

All but 2 have had their wings clipped at some time or another. We clipped our 2 oldest for a couple years but did allow flight once grown out for many months in-between. Some were clipped when we got them. Awhile after we rescued our 6th ringneck and he underwent a wing amputation we trimmed some back as they were flying to his playstand and he would spook easily and fall. During that time it gave me the opportunity to work with some of the other ones to train them not to fly to his stand. Since all birds flights have grown out. All of them fly except for our amputee because well he only has 1 wing. We decided from then and moving forward that only a trim would be sufficient. When I say trim I mean not a full clip to where they can't fly at all, they still fly (even with lift upwards) they just aren't jet flyers if that makes sense. We want to avoid kitchen accidents. Once we build an outdoor aviary for them to openly fly outdoors then we will not trim anymore.

@@ChatterboxParrots your reply made my day! I'm sure you have a beautiful aviary in your mind. All of them are so beautiful. I'm sorry to hear about the 6th one. What's his/her name? Wish him/her a speedy recovery! Have a good one!

@@mukfute86 My pleasure. It's hard to find time to respond to everyone on all our social media but I do try my best when I have the availability. Our 6th one is named Cypress. He was named after our state tree. His mother bit off half of one of the wings shortly after hatching. More of his story can be found in a video I posted not long ago called "Getting to know our flock". I believe his part is the longest due to his story. His surgery was in 2019 and has fully recovered so thank you. He still spooks but not nearly as easily. It was a pleasure to rescue him and I would do it again given the opportunity. Though he is handicapped he is full of life and thrives well given the circumstances. Thank you for watching. ❤

@@ChatterboxParrots Cypress is special. He’s my favorite boi.

Mine definitely chirps more but mostly no.