ian.gordon

Opened the cage this morning to let both birds out on their perch ,my wife came up behind me and opened the window without realising I had opened it ,as they were still in the cage but door was open . Obviously they came out sometime and flew out the bloody window. Are they like homing pidgeons and come back or do you think they flew the nest forever. Dont other birds attack them ?

vroooom ptssssh

No idea, but hope they return

STUCOS

iTrader: (8)

Iain dont want to put a downer on the subjest,but as a parrot and cockatiel owner i am up on this subject,the biggest problem is the wind,these pet's are not used to the wind and get easy disentoreated (sp) and will get attacked by larger wild birds,go look for them,hopefully they will stick together and you will find them,get an add on local radio

good luck stu

Wazzzer

hope you get them back mate, can't imagine mine going missing

slowpoke

not good news i know but i doubt they will come back

really hope they do tho

matt

ian.gordon

STUCOS

iTrader: (8)

iain any word mate

cheeRS stu

Oranoco

Got two of these birds myself mate and as said above once in the wild they don't stand too much of a chance

Hpefully you'll get them back and prove me wrong

R4N SS

iTrader: (6)

i had one for years, eventually gave it to a mate. It had the wings clipped so couldnt fly and then one day my mates mum opened the front door of the house and as the bird was not in its cage it flew out the door - never to return

Rhys

Nightmate go out and have a walk around the area as they might be close! Time is the key much longer and they will be gone or attacked

PGT

is a cockatiel the same as a cockatoo?

Oranoco

No mate.

Cockatoo is in the parot family and a Cockatiel is almost like a larger budgie. Remember Wac-a-day? Timmy Mallet? His bird (Magic) was a cockatiel

PGT

thats a shame cos i had a joke abot a cockatoo