Siobhan
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Rocky won't eat orange pellets so the wild birds get them when his dish is down to orange (and he always lets me know when he's down to just orange, LOL). AT the pet store on Saturday, I decided to buy him a bag of plain pellets, fully expecting him to reject them instantly, as his Quaker siblings did when I tried that on them (they hate yellow). I put them in his dish and he scurried right over to have a look, picked one up and ate it, went back for a second, and has been eating them ever since. No problem at all. I was amazed. But then, when he came to live with us, he'd been given an appalling seed mix that I wouldn't have given to wild birds, much less a parrot, and when I gave him pellets the first time, he dove in and ate heartily. Poor baby was hungry and underweight. So he has learned to trust what I give him in his dish. The wild birds will have to get by on the food I buy for them; no more orange pellet treats.