S sofiaee New member Jul 19, 2013 186 0 Parrots Yellow Sided GCC Oliver (October 2009), and a Cinnamon GCC Mia (August 2013) Sep 29, 2013 #1 thanks can't find it on the bird safe tree sites
S Sammy01 New member Aug 30, 2013 172 0 Parrots Milo: White Fronted Amazon Sex: Male approx hatch date: May 2013 Sep 29, 2013 #2 I'd imagine not. The reason for this is because they might peck at it and consume a bit. It's easier to just go online and see which trees and plants are bird safe as there are many more that are toxic rather than safe.
I'd imagine not. The reason for this is because they might peck at it and consume a bit. It's easier to just go online and see which trees and plants are bird safe as there are many more that are toxic rather than safe.
Betrisher Well-known member Jun 3, 2013 4,253 177 Newcastle, NSW, Australia Parrots Dominic: Galah(RIP: 1981-2018); The Lovies: Four Blue Masked Lovebirds; Barney and Madge (The Beaks): Alexandrines; Miss Rosetta Stone: Little Corella Sep 29, 2013 #3 No, I was looking up trees the other night and I found Bauhinia spp. listed as toxic (ie. leaves, flowers, fruit and timber). I'm sorry, I can't remember the page I found but I will look for it if you like.
No, I was looking up trees the other night and I found Bauhinia spp. listed as toxic (ie. leaves, flowers, fruit and timber). I'm sorry, I can't remember the page I found but I will look for it if you like.
OP S sofiaee New member Jul 19, 2013 186 0 Parrots Yellow Sided GCC Oliver (October 2009), and a Cinnamon GCC Mia (August 2013) Sep 29, 2013 Thread Starter Thread starter #4 Okay, thanks guys. I was just asking to see if I could bring some seedlings up here for the birds to play in but I'll just stick to hibiscus
Okay, thanks guys. I was just asking to see if I could bring some seedlings up here for the birds to play in but I'll just stick to hibiscus