Two sisters

[Kenny Sharp]

The first picture was when I first brought them home, and now it's about a year later.

 

[srirachaseahawk]

Cuties
Names?

 

[Kenny Sharp]

I call them both "little bird" and "baby bird" right now.

Haven't settled on permanent names yet.

 

[Love My Linnie]

I love Linnie faces! They’re so adorable!

 

[Kenny Sharp]

Yeah, their faces are so cute ...just took this picture this morning.

 

[Love My Linnie]

Awwwwwwww! Sweeties!

 

[Kenny Sharp]

They are inseparable... I know their cry when they are calling for each other, and I know their cry when they are sounding an alarm.
They are so cool.

 

[Eddie's Aviary]

Do you know what sexes they are? Sweet pictures!

 

[Kenny Sharp]

Yes, they are 2 sisters hatched last year, and I picked them up right around this time last year.

 

[Eddie's Aviary]

How fun, thank you for sharing! Do they enjoy spray baths?

 

[Kenny Sharp]

I let them have a bird bath inside their cage for about an hour or so, and they really enjoy it... You are right about vacuum cleaners making them want to bathe.

 

[Eddie's Aviary]

When I am getting ready for a show, I soak them heavily 2x a day, and do 3 light sprays in between. After a few days, the water starts to roll off their backs like a duck. Then I know I can go to 2-3x a day light sprays. Nothing looks better than a tight feathered bird. It is a sign of health, but more important than that...it helps them regulate their body temperature, and fights off winter dry skin that could cause a feather follicle blockage.

 

[Kenny Sharp]

Thanks I'll try that... Better for them.