Parrots
Parrots!
Hello parrot lovers! This is c/parrots, a community for parrot owners and anyone that appreciate parrots.
There will be some useful resources here or on a stickied post sometime in the future.
Rules
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Don't be a jerk. Do be helpful, kind, supportive and informative.
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No NSFW images. This is a forum for celebrating parrots and a resource for information about parrots. It's okay to post a question about you bird's health but please don't include an image with it. If you think your bird is sick, you need to go to an avian veterinarian.
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No images of animals in unsafe situations. This includes but is not limited to images of parrots with predators (dogs and cats), images of parrots unsecured in a moving vehicle, images of parrots outside without proper restraint or free-flight training.
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Rules are subject to change in the future because I have no idea what I'm doing.
Related communities
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/c/cockatiel: A community for cockatiel content.
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/c/backyardchickens: A community about backyard chickens and other birds commonly found on homesteads.
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/c/birding: A community for those that enjoy watching wild birds in their native habitats.
Note about Moderators
If you are an original r/parrots mod, please send me a message on Reddit from your mod account with your lemmy username. I have no interest in being a mod but I wanted to get this community up and running.
If you are interested in becoming a mod, please send me a message!
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My African Grey's name is Theodore; Theo for short. He's a very "standard" parrot. Theo is curious and destructive, but afraid of new things and afraid of new people. I'm sure that he'll get better with time. He just needs to see that we won't abandon him again. I know that none of what happened was my fault, but I still feel guilty about it, especially when I get frustrated with him. I have to keep reminding myself that we're both trying to recover.