My new Cockatiel Jingles explores the bird room and then I let out Monty | Watch what happens next
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- Jingles explores the bird room and then I let Monty out. Watch and see what happens when they first meet out of the cage
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Look how cute Jingles is exploring the birdroom. See what happens when I let Monty out. Check out Jingles playlist starting on the first day that I got him and how I introduce him to my current birds ruclips.net/p/PL6uTBIckTWD7eUC9disd7d2rm9iO5m_Zk
Oh right, i forgot baby males and females have their first molt after they are 6-7 months
Such cute tiels!
Hope you have a wonderful pets
What a cutie!
This bird is absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you!
Jingles is a very cute bird! He has a nice ( really nice) new home! You take excellent care of your birds!
Adorable 🐦
Jingles is so adorable!!!
Adorable jungles 😙 you'll love it there! 🤗
Your really cool
💕💕💕💕so cute
Awww he is so cute i love Jingles hes adorable
They'll get used to each other in time, especially once Jingles grows his flight feathers back.
The play area is amazing! I'm definitely going to take inspiration from you to make something for my birds. And great way to use the table perches.
Also Jingles is such a cutie! My lovebird started doing that bat pose thing, so adorable!
Wow! Jingle is so adorable 😘😍 @Love of Pets my two baby budgies are big now the colors are yellow and has red eyes & Sky blue with white head 😊
The all yellow with red eyes are rare. They are call lutinos. I used have one. I currently have 3 budgies.
@@teardropface Yeah you're right. I'm hoping that my budgies releases another yellow colors with red eyes. 😍 So cute to watch them flies inside the cage😊
Jingles is so lucky to have such a great environment. His reaction is so cute and expected. I don’t blame him for feeling very uncomfortable up there because with clipped wings as you know, not only he cannot fly, the balance is quite off hence the spreading of his wings on the spiral rope . My Blueberry was exactly like Jingles when he first came home with clipped wings and met my Mango. Guess what, I reacted the same way as you except I was able to be right next to them since my play areas are lower and some on the ground. Blueberry was quite clumsy and uncoordinated with the clipped wings but Mango became his mentor and showed him how to fly when his flight feather grew back, where the boundaries are in the home and the house rules. LOL Is Monti the only cockatiel that you have now or is there other cockatiels that Jingles haven’t met yet?
Yes Monty is the only Cockatiel at the moment, I hope Jingles flight feathers grow in soon. That's cute about Mango
Depending on when (moulting timing and which flight feather. One time I left my birds at the boarders for a planned and very overdue family vacation. I specifically instructed that my birds are not to be clipped during that one week’s stay. An instruction label was put on the cage with the birds’ names, stating they are boarders and no clipping. They also promised that my birds will get their daily out of cage time like the other avian boarders onto a huge floor to ceiling Java tree. I found out not only my birds didn’t get to go out of their cages, my Mango’s wings were clipped. The owner apologized immediately when I saw my Mango at pick up time. She told me one of the other birds escaped one day and out of panic, she went to each cage to clip every bird. I pointed out that specific instructions were left not to clip and there’s a label on the cage stating not to clip ! Mango was devastated coming back home, not being able to fly, dropping like a sack of rocks to the ground with every attempt. It took a year for the last flight feather to grow back. Usually flight feathers can grow back within 6 months but Mango’s last clipped flight feather didn’t drop off until a year later. During that time, he was able to fly but with that last flight feather being that late to drop out, he was a little off balanced although he is a strong flyer.
How horrible! I would of been so mad. Usually babies molt quicker then adults, I hope anyway. I can't wait for Jingles to fly
That’s true.
I have a cockatiel that hates being alone
Get one more! I have 4 now!
How do you keep your place so immaculate? I have 14 at home. Within minutes of cleaning the cages, they look like they've never been touched!
It's alot of work. I change the paper in the evening and spot clean every few days and vacuum every second day.
I'm sure in time they will get used to each other. I put my new conure in with my older one and was love at first sight. He started to groom her. She is still been hand fed so only goes in with him for short periods. I have had my hands full this Christmas. Have a wild dove with an injured leg now ready to be released and got a baby house sparrow about 4 days old. Had sparrow now for two weeks and is doing very well. Never a dull moment in my house. 😄❤️
Wow you have been busy. I used to handfeed baby sparrows that fell out of nests, I worked at a vet clinic and baby birds came in all the time.
I have a cockatiel who looks just like jingles! she doesn't let me pet her and sometimes she flies into windows. i don't have any other birds, should I trim her flight feathers? I want her to want to spend time with me :/ love all your birds!
You can do a light clip and then you can tame her and let them grow in. Close the blinds or put bird decals on the window to prevent her flying into the windows
One day at a time. Kids, kids, kids ...
Yes, budgies are forever toddlers. I currently got 3 budgies myself.
In at a loss with my new cockatiel. Thought we were making progress but she dosbt want to come out of her cage anymore and when she does come out all she wants to do is sit high up on something or go back to her cage. She wants nothing to do with me or any treats accept a little bit of millet. She’s very territorial of her cage too :/
She might be hormonal or going thru a molt. This should be just temporary.
Was she handed and socialized as a baby? Do you have a play area for her? How much time do you spend with her?
which of your birds would you say is the cuddliest or most affectionate with you?
My Indian Ringneck and Lovebird
Is he tamed
Yes Jingles is tame
Ok
They have a lot of toys so cute. My budgies has only 1 swing that I have improvise hehe 😁
Definitely get some toys for shredding
@@Loveofpets Yes, thanks for your suggestion. I'm planning to make their cage bigger so that they can fly in big area and I can put some toys on it to make themselves entertain all day 😊
How long will it take for Jingles' flight feathers to grow in? Glad you were there when you let Monty out; I didn't think he was going to be rough on Jingles. Hopefully, it works out better over time.
It shouldn't take too long. He will molt out his baby feathers soon, hope in a couple of months
Hi, so Monty doesn't seem to like new baby. Will that change with time?
I have a 12 year old cockatiel. He has an injured wing from a previous owner ( ring worm apparently). He doesn't fly or glide. For his safety, I have him set up in a tv room with a door. He can come out and play on a large table I have set up for him with low perches, toys and hidden treats. I would like to get another one but my family insists he is better off on his own, doing his little thing. He likes his routine, doesn't like change, an doesn't like hands in his cage. If I change anything, he looses his little mind and screams at me. What do you think? Should I get him a cockatiel friend? He makes a sad cry sound when I leave the room or if he hears anyone talking. He also masturbates like 10 times a day on his perch. Don't know if that's normal? ??
I would love to hear what Loveofpets’ opinion on this too.
I have been a budgie owner for nearly 50 years. If your cockatiel has always been a lone bird and very attached to you or other members of the family, there is a high chance that another cockatiel may not bring him companionship but competitiveness in my opinion especially when he has an injured wing and have limitations. Birds are very intelligent and will detect any type of illness/handicap/disadvantages in another bird immediately and will take advantage to the point of bullying. Unless you luck out and get a cockatiel that has a nurturing nature and your existing cockatiel will accept that type of nurturing. If you want to bring in another cockatiel and try, just be prepared if they don’t get along and need to be in separate cages and play referee a lot.
A young bird’s energy is very different from an older bird’s. A bird around the same age as yours may be more compatible but again it’s the injured wing, limitations and the inability to fly or glide is a huge concern.
I put on soft easy music from the radio for the times where there is no one at home so my birds won’t get lonely and rotate different toys. Hope this helps.
teardropface
right, that makes sense. He is not bonded to any of us. He likes my husband because he can whistle back but he just does his own thing and plays all day on the table. His cage door is always open. No one ever picks him up. If we offer our hand or a perch, he runs into his cage. I'm happy knowing he's happy and safe. I do leave music or a cartoon movie on for him. I used to have the 80's station on for him but my husband says he prefers classical. Lol!
It's a 50/ 50 chance you would take. Some birds like to hear and be near other birds but don't like to interact with them. It's best to get a bird for yourself and not a friend for your bird, if they get along then it's a bonus. Play some RUclips video with cockatiels and show him and see what he does.
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well it's a tough decision. I would love another bird for myself but I would want him to have the whole house and not be confined to a room. I keep this one in the tv room for his safety because he is disabled. Teardropface made a good point that the new bird might pick on him because of his weakness.... if its not a nurturing bird by nature. She also suggest getting an older bird, not a baby. Then I might be stuck with another bird that is stuck in his ways.
That can happen with weaker birds but you never know unless you try. I let my birds out together and they are fine but they will fight in the same cage so if there is space for each bird to get away then it may work.
It's a hard decision to make.
How do you clean the poop off all the stuff hanging?
Usually the poop falls down below all the perches and boings but when it gets dirty I put it in the tub and spray with hot water and scrub with a brush.
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Ok, thanks
is Jingles DNA gender tested?
Jingles is male through genetics. His breeder is very knowledgeable on genetics and breeding.
Thats a female cockatiel because males have plain color tail like monty and females has a checkered tail like jingles
He is a baby, he is molting his tail feathers and they are coming by in solid grey. All babies have the bars on their tails. Jingles is a baby 🤗
@@Loveofpets am ...nope
Pardon?
@@Loveofpets no seriously carry him' by breeder
Sorry, I am not sure what you mean.
I think jingles is a female
The breeder says he is male due to genetics. Why do you think Jingles is female?
Yeah I do think jingles is a female because jingle doesn’t look very masculine, I have a female that I was hoping to be a male and it turned out to be a female and I recently brought a male and I can see the difference
Jingles is still a baby, he will loose his baby feathers and get a white head at least I hope he does, the breeder said because of genetics he is male, she has been breeding champion birds forever. If he turns out female she will be shocked 😀
What a cutie!