FrostyWind
Songster
- Jun 12, 2016
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Seriously idk what I'm doing wrong? I have everything they need, unlimited supply of food, Those rock thingies they use to digest their foods and clean water? Am I missing something, I even have a next container for them.
Here's the thing, my other male ringneck dove flew away leaving me with just 1 male and 1 female at the moment, (I had 3 of them) So the female dove was never social, she rarely coo'd when the other 2 male ringneck doves coo'd and now that one is gone, she just doesn't seem to be interesting in anything but coming to eat with the male dove. The current male dove tries preening her and courting her but she's just like "I've seen better, you're a horrible guest, just leave me be to wallow in this one spot" And she just moves away, and escapes even if it meant damaging her wings just to get away from him. But he don't care about what she says, so anytime she comes back to him, he would preen her, and rarely! just rarely! she would preen back, but eventually stop instantly as though she is embarrass, Idk if I'm reading them properly but I've been watching them and it seems like that is happening. I had the male since January 2016 and got the female in September 2016.
I don't really know what I'm doing wrong? is it that she wants a new male in their or is it something else? When I got her, at the beginning of her beak, she had red colour at the beginning of her beak. I've seen other young birds like a baby flycatcher or any sort of baby bird with a colour at the beginning of their beaks indicating that they are still young? So was she young? and not ready to get down on a relationship? do I have to wait couple more months till I see something?
I need some tips, please help me, Thank you, (Sorry for the typos and probably English errors)
Here's the thing, my other male ringneck dove flew away leaving me with just 1 male and 1 female at the moment, (I had 3 of them) So the female dove was never social, she rarely coo'd when the other 2 male ringneck doves coo'd and now that one is gone, she just doesn't seem to be interesting in anything but coming to eat with the male dove. The current male dove tries preening her and courting her but she's just like "I've seen better, you're a horrible guest, just leave me be to wallow in this one spot" And she just moves away, and escapes even if it meant damaging her wings just to get away from him. But he don't care about what she says, so anytime she comes back to him, he would preen her, and rarely! just rarely! she would preen back, but eventually stop instantly as though she is embarrass, Idk if I'm reading them properly but I've been watching them and it seems like that is happening. I had the male since January 2016 and got the female in September 2016.
I don't really know what I'm doing wrong? is it that she wants a new male in their or is it something else? When I got her, at the beginning of her beak, she had red colour at the beginning of her beak. I've seen other young birds like a baby flycatcher or any sort of baby bird with a colour at the beginning of their beaks indicating that they are still young? So was she young? and not ready to get down on a relationship? do I have to wait couple more months till I see something?
I need some tips, please help me, Thank you, (Sorry for the typos and probably English errors)