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An Indian Ringneck Flew Out A Saskatchewan Garage Door And Was Found 500 Kilometres North A Month Later

September 6, 2026 by Alice Wender
A pale blue rose-ringed parakeet with a long tapering tail and a coral-red upper beak clinging to a hanging tube seed feeder on a white wall, among green vine leaves and thorny stems.

Bleu did a couple of victory laps in the garage and then she was gone. A month later a stranger 500 kilometres north had caught a blue parrot.

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How Often Do Cockatiels Molt? Heavy Molts vs Loose Feathers

September 6, 2026 by Alice Wender
How often do cockatiels molt: a gray cockatiel mid-molt on a cage perch, white pin feathers on its neck, loose gray feathers on the liner below.

Heavy molts and everyday feather loss are two different counts. How often do cockatiels molt in a year, and what makes an extra one start indoors.

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Atlantic Hurricane Peak Is September 10: Pack Your Bird’s Kit Now

August 26, 2026 by Alice Wender
A cockatiel perched on top of an open grey plastic pet travel carrier, with a sealed container of pellets, a water bottle, a folded white towel, a steel bowl and a manila document folder laid out on a wooden floor

The NHC is tracking two Atlantic lows and the season peaks September 10. What a veterinarian says to pack for a bird, and the two failures after a storm.

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A Tennessee Parrot Screamed A Word He Had Never Said Before And Only Three Of Them Got Out

August 21, 2026 by Alice Wender
Close-up profile of a green parrot with its beak wide open, calling, against a blurred green background.

The Kleins were asleep in their Lebanon home when the bird in the cage started hollering a word Barbara says she had never once heard him use.

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Parrot Molting: How Long It Takes and When to Worry

September 5, 2026August 21, 2026 by Alice Wender
A blue-and-gold macaw mid parrot molting, one wing open showing uneven flight feathers, loose feathers on the floor below its stand.

Parrot molting runs disproportionately longer in big birds, and the reason is measurable. Plus the feather test that separates a molt from plucking.

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How to Keep Pet Birds Cool in Hot Weather (Without a Chill)

August 25, 2026August 18, 2026 by Alice Wender
A grey cockatiel with a yellow face and orange cheek patch perched beside a shallow ceramic water dish inside a cage, on the shaded side of a room with a sunlit window blurred behind.

Birds run a body temperature near 104 °F and cannot sweat, so heat builds fast. Where to move the cage, how to use fans and ice, and the signs to act on.

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A Wiltshire Woman Got Her Missing Cockatiel Back And Realized He Was Somebody Else’s Bird

August 17, 2026 by Alice Wender
A grey cockatiel with a raised yellow crest and an orange cheek patch perched on the inside ledge of a partly open white cottage window, with blurred greenery outside.

Poppy swore and tore at the wallpaper. The bird handed back to Freda Ireland four weeks later sang Twinkle Twinkle, and someone 70km away was watching.

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Budgie Molt: What’s Normal and What Needs a Vet

August 21, 2026August 15, 2026 by Alice Wender
A green and yellow budgie mid molt on a wooden perch, short pin feathers on its head and shed feathers scattered on the cage floor below.

A budgie molt runs symmetrically, left and right together. Patchy loss, clubbed feathers or a fledgling that never feathers properly mean something else.

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A Brisbane Galah Vanished From Her Home And Was Found Sunbathing On A Ship Bound For New Zealand

August 14, 2026 by Alice Wender
A galah in flight with both wings spread, showing a rose-pink breast and face, a pale pink and white crest and grey upper wings, against a blurred dark green background.

Harri had been gone eleven days when a captain three days out of Australia noticed a pink and grey bird sunning itself on deck. Her family had given up.

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How to Find a Lost Bird: The First 48 Hours

September 5, 2026August 14, 2026 by Alice Wender
A grey cockatiel with a yellow crest and orange cheek patch perched high on a bare branch, photographed from below against an overcast sky with suburban rooftops behind.

Escaped birds land high and close, and clipped wings do not keep them home. The search order that works, and who to call before the first day is out.

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