Sep 18, 2026 | The Wonky Flock
With blind Birds, you would think our experience with diet conversion would be difficult & long winded. *Rebel has however mirrored my exact experience with converting every other one of my blind angels to Harrison’s- it was instant! Because blind Birds are...
Sep 17, 2026 | The Wonky Flock
1 – THEY ARE WORTH FIGHTING FOR – Many rescue Birds, especially those with special needs or cruel pasts need lots of help to reach their full potential. It is wrong to say caring for them is easy, but it worth every moment in order to give them the lives...
Sep 17, 2026 | The Wonky Flock
Every type of Bird species can lose a leg or foot due to illness, injury, accident etc., & given the right adaptions, Parrot, Parakeet & Finch species can thrive. It can often feel like there is no hope, but rather than being the end of the journey, it is in...
Sep 17, 2026 | The Wonky Flock
This is the story of a baby Budgie who overcame all the odds. When Odin hatched in her warm nest box & gazed up lovingly at her mother, eagerly crying for the sweet taste of her first feed, nobody could have ever imagined what would occur in just a few weeks. When...
Sep 17, 2026 | The Wonky Flock
The approach that I have with my angels is unlike any other rescue I have come across so far. The babies I take in have often been through a lot or have been ‘born’ with disabilities. With these angels it is especially important to let them have autonomy, although I...
Sep 17, 2026 | The Wonky Flock
Ping… ping… ping- this was the soundtrack to spending any time in Maud’s company. Maud is a 2-year-old Budgie & she was also an obsessive bar pinger. Bar pinging like this has no goal or function, it’s a deeply ingrained form of stereotypic...
