My cockatiel has a green/yellow spot on both sides of her tongue

[Ellix_]

I recently noticed a sort of large green/yellow coloration on both sides of my cockatiel's tongue
I'm not sure what it is, I originally thought it was poop and tried to clean it out of her mouth, nothing happened I'm worried that it is some kind of infection, I'm pretty far away from any avian vets, we have been traveling a lot back and forth from West Texas to East Texas and I question if that has anything to do with the coloration either.. I'm super worried and not sure what to do
She won't stay still enough of open her mouth for a photo

 

[noodles123]

Looks like there are a ton of avian vets in TX- I know it's a big state, but many of us drive at least an hour to get to a vert-- sometimes 3-5.

Here is one: I am not sure how far it is from you though:2700 W, TX-114 Building 2 Ste A, Grapevine, TX 76051

 

[noodles123]

Name Specialty Practice Phone
Dr. Sue Chen Avian
Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists

8042 Katy Freeway

Houston , Texas

77024

United States

713-693-1111
Dr. Stephen Fronefield Avian
ABC Animal & Bird Clinic

11930 Highway 6 South

Sugar Land , Texas

77498-5723

United States

281-495-9445
Dr. Jennifer Heatley Avian, Reptile & Amphibian
Texas A&M Vet Med Ctr.

4474 TAMU

College Station , Texas

77843-4474

United States

979-845-1202
Dr. Sharman Hoppes Avian
Texas A & M University

CVM Zoological Dept.

4474 TAMU

College Station , Texas

77843

United States

979-845-2351
Dr. Anna Osofsky Avian
Carrollton West Pet Hospital

3729 Old Denton Rd.

Carrolton , Texas

75007

United States

972-492-1828
Dr. Agnes Rupley Avian
All Pets Medical Center

111 Rock Prairie Road

College Station , Texas

77845

United States

979-696-4411
Dr. Janis Scott Avian
Dickinson Animal Hospital

1100 FM 517 West

Dickinson , Texas

77539

United States

281-337-4535
Dr. Lauren Thielen Avian
Texas Avian & Exotic Hospital

2700 W State Hwy 114

Building 2 Suite A

Grapevine , Texas

76051

United States

817-953-8560

 

[Txcockatielguy]

I know this is off the beaten path but you mention traveling between west and east Texas. When heading east on I-20, if you will drop down and get on U.S 377 between Dublin and Stephenville Tx. About half way between towns you will see Greens Creek Vet on your left. If your travel day happens to be on a Wednesday thru Sunday, ask for Dr. Brian Drew. He is our vet for a rather large flock. Not only has he breed and raised many hundreds of cockatiels, he is also well versed on not only these birds but many others as well. He has 10 cockatoos on his farm now and is about to get in to tiels again......with my help. One of our babies will be going too him.