jaciesaur
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Hey everyone!
My Alexandrine, Mozzie, is around 3.7 years old. Normally she'll screech in the morning and evening, but stays fairly quiet or just does chatting vocalizations in the day. She recently went through the beginning stages of puberty, but seemed to be settling back into her routines.
Recently, though, my husband and I moved across the country with her. Since we have settled into our new place, she's been screaming almost constantly, whether we're in the room, or in the house at all. I've tried covering her up, but she'll just start up again once the blanket is removed.
I've tried ignoring the screaming and only responding to her other vocalizations, and that doesn't seem to do anything.
I know parrots need to adapt to new environments just like humans do, but this is getting to the point where I'm getting headaches DAILY because of he very loud, very piercing, continuous screaming.
Any tips or ideas of how long I can anticipate this going on? Thanks.
My Alexandrine, Mozzie, is around 3.7 years old. Normally she'll screech in the morning and evening, but stays fairly quiet or just does chatting vocalizations in the day. She recently went through the beginning stages of puberty, but seemed to be settling back into her routines.
Recently, though, my husband and I moved across the country with her. Since we have settled into our new place, she's been screaming almost constantly, whether we're in the room, or in the house at all. I've tried covering her up, but she'll just start up again once the blanket is removed.
I've tried ignoring the screaming and only responding to her other vocalizations, and that doesn't seem to do anything.
I know parrots need to adapt to new environments just like humans do, but this is getting to the point where I'm getting headaches DAILY because of he very loud, very piercing, continuous screaming.
Any tips or ideas of how long I can anticipate this going on? Thanks.