Eloise.Jayne
New member
- Nov 24, 2021
- 1
- 4
- Parrots
- Yellow Crowned Amazon and
Galah
Hi everyone,
I am a brand new member. I have always had birds growing up - Budgies, Cockatiels, Chickens, Quails. However, I have never had large parrots before. I got my gorgeous boy Cashibo (Yellow crowned Amazon) in February 2021, and he has just turned a year old. He is amazing, and temperamental all at the same time! Haha
I recently have taken on a rescue bird from my local RSPCA (For those not in Australia they are animal shelters/adoption centres). Ralph is his name and he is a galah. Not much is known about Ralph and his past. However, I was told that when he first came into the shelter he was hissing and would not go near anyone. I visited Ralph multiple times before taking him home. At first Ralph was hesitant of me but eventually hoped on my arm, and then on my final visit before taking him home he let me pet his head and was closing his eyes. Ralph cries just like a newborn baby and only gets louder when I console him (he has only been home with me for 1 week now). I don't know how old Ralph - I am guessing that he is young but really have no idea. I was wondering if anyone might know if adult galahs cry or is it just babies?
Thank you everyone
I am a brand new member. I have always had birds growing up - Budgies, Cockatiels, Chickens, Quails. However, I have never had large parrots before. I got my gorgeous boy Cashibo (Yellow crowned Amazon) in February 2021, and he has just turned a year old. He is amazing, and temperamental all at the same time! Haha
I recently have taken on a rescue bird from my local RSPCA (For those not in Australia they are animal shelters/adoption centres). Ralph is his name and he is a galah. Not much is known about Ralph and his past. However, I was told that when he first came into the shelter he was hissing and would not go near anyone. I visited Ralph multiple times before taking him home. At first Ralph was hesitant of me but eventually hoped on my arm, and then on my final visit before taking him home he let me pet his head and was closing his eyes. Ralph cries just like a newborn baby and only gets louder when I console him (he has only been home with me for 1 week now). I don't know how old Ralph - I am guessing that he is young but really have no idea. I was wondering if anyone might know if adult galahs cry or is it just babies?
Thank you everyone