I have MBS

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You know - I thought of that somewhere in the middle of last night and with my migraine but thankfully you knew what I meant. I'm sorry for those who have MS.
 
I changed the title to MBS for you. :)
 
You're welcome. I know it's too soon to ask, but I'm just itching to hear how Yeti is doing.
 
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Funny you should ask.
I did a bad thing and skipped the quarantine on this one. Partly because I knew they had been together and I know the store. I also know that I took a risk but with the background I was willing to take it.

Last night I let all the bird out and put them on their Java trees. The Zon's go on one tree and Yeti and Jingle go on another tree. (That was the plan.)
Yeti loves to be on the shoulder and loves to preen the face. I'm not comfortable enough with him yet to let him to it. I am working on staying off the shoulder. Anyway, he went on one branch and I put Jingle on a lower branch. I wanted to make sure that they got a long but didn't want to force it. Jingle went up a branch closer but never really went up to Yeti. There was no aggression between them. Not even when Yeti went over to Jingle's cage and crawled in it and made himself right at home in Jingle's cage. :D

He is very skittish but there is a lot going on in my home...three other birds (but he should be used to that activity)...three cats that are very curious with the new bird right now.

Things are good.
 
You can never have too many cockies.

(sure... :D)

He looks lovely, and I bet he's happy to be living with his mate.
 
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I guess he is happy since he made himself right at home in Jingle's cage.
He seems to be a happy bird.
I am so happy to have a Too back in the house.
 
Lovely update! Sounds like Yeti is a very friendly Too.
 
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Yes, whoever had Jingle and Yeti gave them a lot of love...sort of. They were in a need of a bath when they came in to the shop and Jingle had a lot of feathers that needed preening on his head. I just got finished with the job a few nights ago. But they are really friendly. They also answer questions logically so it seems whoever owned them loved them a certain degree. They were on seed diets but both have tried pellets. Jingle eats the pellets Yeti flings the pellets and my dog Chevy eats them. (At least they aren't going to waste.) Yeti is better at eating fruit and veggies than Jingle is.
 
Thanks for the title correction, I didn't mean to cause any extra work! But now other will be less likely to hesitate clicking on the thread! We do sooo need Yeti pictures! ;)

Then we can all tell people, "I saw a Yeti! It was real!" and be completely honest!
 
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My kids are getting mad at me. And maybe my dad. I'm sure my cats hate me by now.

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Here is Yeti!

Same picture just moving it so you don't have to go looking as far.
I'm sorry I'm just not a picture taking person. I get so into the moment that I forget to take pictures.
 

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