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12-11-2008, 09:34 PM
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The only one that wants out is my Quaker. The bonded love birds only have eyes for each other and their toys, so they aren't interested in coming out. The keets don't really want to be messed with at all so I'm in the clear there. lol However, I'm currently trying to work with pie my other lovebird since she isn't bonded to anyone and she seems receptive. I can leave Clover the Quaker out on top of his cage with his toys while I work with pie. He minds his own birdy business. :D
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