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Hi if you don't remember me I saw you on a field trip in 2023 when I was in 3rd grade!!

Can I pls have one

Guess she wasn’t hungry 😆

I have 3 sugar glitters and I love them all!!!!❤️❤️❤️

I'm in love!

This is making me miss my pigeon so much! They are very sweet and intelligent animals that can hold very strong bonds🥰

Wish I had a zapper 😢 I have 3 alexandrines and all of them bond with each other instead and hate hands

So... Its fledging... And I should leave it alone... Well that's what my father did... He put it in an elevated land and left it alone. Thanks

Ganglioneuritus is congenital and triggered by stress including hormones. It is not contagious as previously thought. It’s a consequence of being bred in captivity. It does make the subject vulnerable to ABV. Our worst case is a mutilator. Under a CT she looks like every bone was broken. Her biggest risk is infection due to neglect. She’s been stabilized the nearly 8 years she’s been here. But she and other cases are why we are super cautious how we adopt birds out and how we limit stressors. Most of our known cases are smaller birds and more neurological. The bigger birds are more vulnerable to the wasting form as it attacks the digestive system. We’ve been fortunate not to have a wasting case, although our specialist assures us it can be beaten. Not in a hurry to try. If you go through the research you learn this is not contagious. It is known to be in about 1/3 of aviary birds. I can confirm those and your numbers here by including or excluding smaller species like budgies. We keep an assortment of products to fight symptoms like sipping vinegar for sour breath/crop, microbiome supplements for gut health, msm for joints, cayenne for pain, etc. We’ve got tons of pharmaceuticals none of which were impressive. It’s best to counter specific symptoms as early as possible to take the least invasive path possible. Then back off do as to re-establish normalcy. Plus there’s dietary adjustments. No silver bullets there either. I found some easy to digest food and our vet instead wanted us to slow digestion with a variety of kibbles. Our birds have lots of fresh too. It’s a juggle especially accommodating for senior birds too. The bad news is it’s not curable. The good news is it can be treated and a good quality life is possible. It’s nobody’s fault and you can only keep up with the symptoms you’re aware of.

Actually, They/Them [''Dazzle''] now identifies as asexual and at the same time androgynous. So it is.

what the bird name

It would be really cool if you got a crested gecko! ❤

😂💕

This year in school I’ve been watching this a lot and now that it’s summer I found myself watching it even more lol

I heard a fledgling loudly calling for his mom by my front door. The poor thing looked lost and scared. A chipmunk saw the little guy and knocked him over like a bowling pin. He ran to some leaves to hide. I wasn't sure if I should try to help and was worried about that scent issue so I left him alone. Sadly, I found his body a few hours later.

Omg I hadn't checked in on AWM in a little bit and hooray!!! There are a bunch of new videos to watch!! ❤❤❤

The thing is that, this raven fledling, was unable to fly, and I saw the cat snooping around it. Then I put it on the roof in a basket amongst trees, but it just stayed there, heard the parent ravens making noise, and when I got out, saw them picking at the cat, cat was going to the roof, I climbed the roof, the raven baby jumped in the garden right where the cats hang out, but I got to it in time, I guess best thing would be to get it in better shape, it's cared and exhausted. And then just put it in the tree in a make-shift nest, like a box that I can place on the tree in a secure way ? (also, the cats are wild, I can't put them in my home..._)

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa....she is so beautiful!!! Would give her many kisses on her belly! Love her! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I found one and the mom hasn’t came back yet sow in to days my guardian is letting me adopt it 😊

what if I keep the baby bird in another bird's nest. will it accept it?

dinosaurs are still around, we call them birds and reptiles.

In the Night Garden…… *turacos singing*

She talks like she is speaking to a bunch of kids lol. Can't take her seriously

ur r so nice by sharing these storys with us so we can learn.

Shut up you were no help to be honest get out of here

i found a baby pigeon now shes 7 weeks old but it keeps on pecking and Scratching its feathers. I tried some stuff on Amazon To kill any bugs or lice , but it still keeps on pecking on its feathers It's losing some of its Hair. on its neck and head I already gave it 5 baths What can I do? i feel bad i don't wanna trow her out

My dad kinda stepped on one, and he insisted that we just put it out of it's misery, but all things considered it looked more alive than dead, nothing looked crushed, it was just missing a few feathers. I know nothing about birds though so..

I absolutely adore all weasels. I've had fifteen ferrets over the past thirty years and while they share a lot of characteristics, I've noticed that each is unique and i usually hold off on naming them for about a week when their full personality comes out

what was that buildup on the mouth?

I LOVE ANIMAL WONDERS

The eccho is driving me nuts dude you need a mic 🙏😭

Today I found a baby bird who fell down from the nest I want to keep it but it's parents were roaming here and there to find the bird so I have kept it at balcony and they take it but. I'm gonna miss that bird❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I have a bearded dragon too :)

This is my childhood, seen this on epic! everywhere

The beaver woman is a super person, compassionate, wise, kind.

Great job!

Another bird coloured like freedome 🇵🇸 Free Free Palestine! ❤

BRO, HE SOUNDS LIKE A CHILD TALKING I CAN'T-

I’m giving mine suger water

The nest was destroyed

Yea mines nestlings

I found two and a egg that fell out of its nest

i found a nestling on the ground in the middle of a road and saw no nests or parents around what do i do?

I have space in my cute life for two sugar glitter😢❤😊I love them all!!!😢

I need to know how old this bird is 😭

#11 Better in a trap!! 🦨💨💨💨💨

That Quaker parrot looks tired af 😅

i found a little bird and i took it cause there are many ants and cats here. i want to keep it until it learns to fly so i know it's safe but i dont know if it's the right choice pls help me

Thanks!

It's a creative challenge owning sugar gliders. I got a couple of rehomed ones and realised how much mental stimulation they need to be happy. One of my tricks is using a long clothes rack indoors for playtime and I hang a variety of things off them that can be rearranged. They can get easily bored by the same setup