Post subject: Some interesting behavior from Tommy
Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2014 11:16 am
Conure
Name: Baruch
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It seems like Tommy turned 4 months old a couple of days ago and he started wooing Cloudia, now he is trying to mate with her. Cloudia wants nothing to do with him. I can tell because he is lifting his feet in a "I want to mount you" motion. Its kinda scary how the mature so stinkin' fast!
Dianne
Post subject: Re: Some interesting behavior from Tommy
Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2014 11:37 am
Lovebird
Posts: 1077 Joined: Apr 2014 Gave happy chirps:15 times Got happy chirps:74 times
Claudia: "Not now, dear. I have a headache!"
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Bluekeet
Post subject: Re: Some interesting behavior from Tommy
Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2014 12:02 pm
Quaker
Name: Stephanie
Posts: 2703 Joined: Dec 2013 Location: California Gave happy chirps:105 times Got happy chirps:265 times
I do hope Cloudia finds a mate. I love the rest of your flock, but she's my favorite.
And I know. Baby Poppy masturbating on his water dish just seems like yesterday. He was only 3 months old!
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ilovemypetbirds
Post subject: Re: Some interesting behavior from Tommy
Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2014 2:39 pm
Parrotlet
Name: hannah
Posts: 429 Joined: Feb 2014 Location: Brighton, IL USA Gave happy chirps:46 times Got happy chirps:23 times
In my flock, kiwi (minus Loki) is the only one that doesn't have a mate. He has been getting on the baby and trying to mate with her!!!!! What should I do? BTW, he also has been feeding her.
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tielfan
Post subject: Re: Some interesting behavior from Tommy
Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2014 4:44 pm
Site Admin
Name: Carolyn
Posts: 7987 Joined: Jun 2008 Location: Arizona Gave happy chirps:201 times Got happy chirps:725 times
It's OK for him to feed her but try to discourage the mating lol. If you see him making a try, just move him away from her. When I see unwanted mating behavior in my flock, I ask the male to step up and he'll actually do it!
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Feathers
Post subject: Re: Some interesting behavior from Tommy
Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2014 7:16 pm
Conure
Name: Baruch
Posts: 3718 Joined: Jul 2013 Gave happy chirps:213 times Got happy chirps:246 times
Thanks everyone. Tommy grew bright yellow feathers in the places of that he lost during his night fright. I am not going to post any pictures of the babies until they molt in a yellow face mask. I want it to be a surprise of how he changed from the last time you saw him.
tielfan
Post subject: Re: Some interesting behavior from Tommy
Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2014 6:08 pm
Site Admin
Name: Carolyn
Posts: 7987 Joined: Jun 2008 Location: Arizona Gave happy chirps:201 times Got happy chirps:725 times
We're probably all expecting him to look like a normal grey male at that point, so it wont' be TOO much of a surprise now will it?
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Feathers
Post subject: Re: Some interesting behavior from Tommy
Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2014 6:19 pm
Conure
Name: Baruch
Posts: 3718 Joined: Jul 2013 Gave happy chirps:213 times Got happy chirps:246 times
no, not really
I never had a normal grey male with a yellow face mask. This will be huge for me.
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