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Post by sabaton28 on Jan 5, 2014 6:22:12 GMT
Today went and changed Afrits and Cobalts cage around. They got a playset that can attach directly to the cage so its attached at the cage door so when its opened they can come out and play on it. Now I moved the rope perch to the inner entrance of the cage to were the can hop on the rope then hop onto the playset. The rope perch is connected on the outside but is inside sort of lower N shape. Now the rope perch used to be in the far left corner from the door so once it was moved Afrit spent the next 1/2 hour looking up and moving his head side to side looking confused spent a few more times doing this until he realized he just had to turn around and the rope perch is to the left of him  |
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Post by Sarah on Jan 5, 2014 9:12:55 GMT
Aww! Yes, some parrots can be creatures of habit. That's why it is so important to shake up their worlds from time to time, so they can experienced confused and have to use those little feather brains of theirs!
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Post by luvsanimals2 on Jan 5, 2014 16:43:17 GMT
hahaha, probably a good mind exercise lol
keeps it sharp
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Post by dianapalmer on Jan 5, 2014 19:25:47 GMT
Piper gets stuck in his cage sometimes. He seems to forget where the door is. If he's in the big cage and sees Snowy eating in the small cage, he runs back and forth and climbs up and down anxiously. Clearly, he wants to get over there. But he doesn't get that he has to go to other way to get out the door first. Overall, I think Snowy has a much higher IQ than Piper..
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Post by sabaton28 on Jan 5, 2014 21:06:14 GMT
IF Afrit and Colbat are both on top of the cage. Afrit will just jump off and fly to the opening. It takes Afrit a few minutes to realize what side to climb down.
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Post by Pammy on Jan 6, 2014 1:56:02 GMT
Same with Kringle & Clausy. Kringle is quite bright. Adorable, sweet, precious Clausy, not so much. Where's that door again? I just can't find it!
Post a picture of your birdies' new setup.
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