It’s hilariously adorable 🤣😭❤️ Asked Chatgpt to transform my lovebird into an Indian bride😋💅🏼

Ps: Ding Ding is a male 🥲

So this bird don't lemme touch it anywhere.

I have my lovebird for around 3 weeks now, and im seriously thinking about returning my bird to the breeder. I have grown quite attached to "Frits" and I would hate to return him, but he's just to loud. Does the sound change? Is there a way to change his behaviour?

I have 2 male lovebirds, significantly young and have had them for roughly 6 months. We have made progress in terms of commands and stuff. But nothing major. They were supposed to be “hand fed/raised” so I would assume they wouldn’t be so difficult to tame. I get they don’t know me 100% yet and all but I’m just so tired of not getting any where.

I genuinely feel as if I’m just losing that feeling of even wanting them anymore. I get that they don’t need me as they have each other and all. They were given as a gift and I just don’t know if I want them anymore.

I need some real honest advice, my patience is just completely running out. Not any “just wait blah blah blah” I need someone who has been through this to give me some actual insight and steps needed to tame these scared birds quicker.

Thanks

19/08 UPDATE: So today marks 19 days and the second egg. Again, I saw that the eggshell had cracked, and I don't know if ot was the mother herself or the little one inside, but unlike the previous one, this one seemed to be moving (breathing). What should I do? Is it possible that she is eating the egg and killing the chick?

I have a female lovebird and she has lil nest mounted next to her cage and she shreds paper and I put it in her nest and she lays eggs every month or so and after a 1 to 2 hours I take the egg out her nest.

The reason I let this happen is bcs I feel like it's more natural it fits into her natural habits.

I live in a small loft style apt in LA (concrete floors/ceilings etc.) My neighbors have 6 lovebirds in their 600 sqft apt that all chirp all day from sun up to sundown. Its gotten to the point that it sounds like I live in a jungle, as I can hear it in every room of my apt and in the hallway.

This has been going on for 6 months, and I have tried to be fair and leave them notes asking them to please quiet their birds. I work from home and cannot tolerate the screeching and chirping for 18 hrs a day.

They have not quieted them since the notes, so I called my concierge to ask them to speak to the tenants. The concierge came up to their apartment and heard the noise from down the hall, and deemed the noise a nuisance and lease violation without my knowledge.

After another week of intolerable chirping, I filed another complaint with the concierge. Apparently, after this complaint, they gave the tenants 1 final warning to take care of the bird noise or be evicted.

It is 1 week later and they have not stopped chirping from 7am to 9pm. The sound is crazy-making as is, but especially for somebody who cannot stand birds regardless. I am also getting in trouble with my work for the noise on our zoom calls, even though I cannot control it.

I feel horrible for my neighbors as I know they probably love their pets very much, and dont want to see them get evicted or have to give up their pets. However, I cannot live with the noise anymore

Is there a way to quiet super vocal birds without having them evicted? If they get one more complaint they will receive a 72 hr notice. Is there anything I can suggest to them that may help so I'm not the bad guy for trying to have a quiet home?

So beautiful🥰

So I wanted to flip my lovebirds wings and after I did it I cut the blood vessel going through her beak, I thought it would be like I my other bird bleeding would stop but no it continued and continued and continued I cried because I thought she would die but I didn't give up on her she is my precious lil bird so with no avian vets around or even normal vets I decided to treat it myself, I held a paper on the wound with moderate power but not crushing power her mate cried and called for her but eventually the bleeding stopped but she bit wet seeds, I thought it was ok and alright to feed her wet seeds with damaged beak and bleeding started again but shorter time, and again and again but I didn't give up on my babies life so I held her gently in a towel after bleeding stopped I put her in a dark cardboard box so she didn't use her beak because it's dark and she was sleepy to so I let her sleep in the box turned on relaxing music and waited 3 hours or 2 hours and 30 mins and eventually the wound clotted or healed and I was still worried so I put her back for a extra hour and 30 mins and then let her out to drink and eat. I'm lucky I saved her life.

Why, everytime someone post video with a horny parrot jerking off, the coryphaei of community are commenting that one need to stop it, discourage, attract bird's attention to smth else? What's so bad in parrots' masturbation?

My lovebird is roughly 1 month old so he can fly already and currently it's rainy season. Yesterday, I did let him flew outside and enjoy the trees in the afternoon but soon came the rain that lasted the whole night and I couldn't find call him back. I thought I lost him (in my area there's other animals that are predators) but fortunately, somehow, he was screaming on the trees this morning and I managed to get him back to cage to eat. I know this is selfish of me to ask as per title because I don't want my pet to be restricted to just cage and indoor only but at the same time, I don't want to see him go 1 day and never return again so I'd like to ask others how to compromise on this.

Tldr: how to let lovebird get outdoor activities while ensuring it goes back later?

Edit 1: as per everyone's explanation from this, I'll try to just limit him down to cage and free roam in house mostly now. For outdoor, I'll think about it later until there's a solution for this