Post by Lisagail on Jan 18, 2005 6:47:23 GMT -7
I've heard that birds won't poop from where they sleep because, in the wild, that would be a sign for predators of where to find them. (I don't mean they don't poop in their cages, I mean straight from the place on the perch where they sleep.)
Abby never used to do this but in the last 3 months, she occasionally does. She isn't wild-caught, but many of her good wild-bird instincts are intact.
Has she realized that she has no predators? Or, is this something we should be worried about?
Do other people's birds poop from their sleeping spot?
Abby never used to do this but in the last 3 months, she occasionally does. She isn't wild-caught, but many of her good wild-bird instincts are intact.
Has she realized that she has no predators? Or, is this something we should be worried about?
Do other people's birds poop from their sleeping spot?
