new pics of tobi!

[Chris Winkler]

Would you believe that I changed the paper only a few hours before I took this pic..

 

[Chris Winkler]

He figured out he could climb up there a few days ago

 

[Chris Winkler]

Very interested in the camera!

Loving that shower. He actually jumps right into the sink as soon as I turn the water on..

 

[Crazy4Birds]

Aww very cute pics! Nicky loves to bathe in the sink too. I can't even wash my hands without him jumping in it!

 

[Beilana]

Hiiiiiiiiiiiiii Tobi!!! So cute, I love eclectus!

 

[Cowtown]

He is growing up... I love all the pics... I will try and post some new ones of Abby...

 

[Spiritbird]

Oustanding cage set up for a lucky bird.

 

[2Birds3Kids]

That is just too cute! My ekkies hate the sink bath. I am very gentle and use a very gently spray far away, not cold either. But they are still new to me so hopefully they will come to like it. My male likes being sprayed outside -so what's the difference? I don't know. I take them in the shower with me almost every day, too, but don't put them under the spray. I just want them to get the humidity.

 

[SharonC]

Tobi is beautiful! I LOVE the sink picture!!!

 

[jgourd]

All my birdies get to use the shower perch but our Gala loves it the most.

Here she is after getting misted. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhJeu0hTQDw]YouTube - Roisin Getting a Mist Bath[/ame]

 

[charliebrown]

Tobi is beautiful and he looks like he is a wonderful bird.... i have one quick question for you, When should i start misting and introducing Charlie to water? He still isn't completely comfortable with us yet. We can get him to step up on sticks and come out of his cage that way and we can pet his back but if we try to get him to step up on our hands he bites us. Its only been a few days and we haven't learned to read his body language completely.

 

[Chris Winkler]

Charlie needs time to adjust to his new flock. Give him time and let him decide when he's ready for more. As far as the water I would just let him check it out and go from there. Eclectus are from the rain forest so they usually love the water.