About 2 months ago we were given a lovebird that had become mean after starting to lay eggs. She was hand tamed to begin with and as soon as she laid eggs she became a biting monster. We took her home and immediately took all of the thing where she could lay eggs out of her cage.

I have two lovebirds that were given to me. I know very little about them, so if anyone has any tips for me, that would be great. My concern today is, I came home a cpl days ago to discover the female was acting very clumsy.

A friend gave him to me. I've had him for a week. I feed him baby bird formula and I have started the weaning process. But how old is he? I am guessing he is a little over 3 weeks. Any ideas? Thanks!

Why does our lovebird tear paper and stuff it under its back feathers? is it trying to make a nest? been acting funny for a couple of days, not sick, just amusing.

My two lovebirds i bought as a pair have created a nest and the female has laid 6 eggs, 18days ago, today the male managed to escape from the cage while i was at college and he is not coming back, the

I have had two lovebirds for around 10 years now. Just recently I had to put one to sleep due to a tumor. I am worried about the other bird adjusting and am not sure what to do. She is elderly herself and I am afraid that if I get another lovebird the older bird will get stressed out.

I'm the proud mom of three cats, six fish, and now...a 7 year old lovebird named Romeo as of yesterday afternoon. I've never owned birds before, so this is brand new to me. His owner gave him (along with cage and all necessities) to us because his mate (Juliet) died and she couldn't bear having him alone. He's extremely vocal, and seems to be adjusting well as I've seen him play with the toys in his cage a few times.

I adopted my daughters Peach Face Lovebird 2 years ago, and later that year adopted a baby lovebird to keep him company. Oliver lived with my daughter for the first 5 years of his life, and is a special little guy. He is very sweet and docile. He loves to be loved, and loves to spend time with his human companion. He is gentle with his beak and just happy to sit and sing. Anley the younger lovebird is a very pretty little guy. He has a "lovebird" personality and gets into mischief. He's a cream, gray and blue with a slight ting of yellow on his forehead. Both are used to freedom. The only time they have been caged for the two years they have lived with me is at night. They have their own room where they spend most of the day, and have free flight in the house frequently.

hey im new here just wanted to know if any one can help me im owned by a male lovebird and a male white faced cockatiel. My love bird i just got. we brought it home once and he wasnt eating so he went back to the pet store for a week, we brought him home again and now he bites all the time and isnt very friendly, hes been home for a month now.Before he went back he was really lovie and playful. i was wondering if anyone knows why hes doing this and how i can fix it, thank you.

I have a small cage that I use to take my lovebird outside occasionally for an hour or so. Is there any harm in this? He seems to enjoy it and there is a wild lovebird population in the area (Scottsdale, AZ) so I know the weather is ok. I just wonder if psychologically it is ok. He seems fine but I don't want him to be bummed out that he is not "free" :(