Post by mona on Oct 27, 2021 14:59:22 GMT
Mishty bid us goodbye two days back. She wasn't well as soon as we lost breezie. But she recovered back then and went to normal.
She wasn't able to keep anything in and we suspected it to be AGY. The vets prescribed anti bacterial and antiparasite over here, which didn't help.
She was such a pretty little soul and four year old. She had been a weak birdie ever since we got her, but her will power was commendable. She was in the same room as other birds (all in their cages and separate utensils/washareas). When she seemed like she would give up, we had her shift to the bird room and she would perk up and try her best at the flock's call. Moomoo had been calling out and peeping at her from his cage. He has been quiet since the day she left. It's very unfortunate and hard on us to face so many birdie deaths in past two months..
But we want to remember her for her calm, amiable nature. She never had any arguments with Yeli or anyone in the flock. Mom's flock loved mishty. She was their favorite. When berry would chase her in the hope of mating with her, she would just run away...and the flock would gather around her to protect her. I didn't expect such dynamics between female birdies.. but she was adjusting!
She loved the coconut shell and the bamboo ladder. She had scared us a couple of times lying inside the coconut shell, but it was her happy place. She never intended to nest, neither does Yeli, so we didn't remove the coco shell from there. She was pretty obsessed with the ladder too..
She rests near greenie and a bit away from breezie, with her favorite coconut shell, seeds, greens, grasses and everything she liked..
Goodbye dear mishty ! Sorry that we couldn't save you... We are missing you terribly.. so does the flock..
She wasn't able to keep anything in and we suspected it to be AGY. The vets prescribed anti bacterial and antiparasite over here, which didn't help.
She was such a pretty little soul and four year old. She had been a weak birdie ever since we got her, but her will power was commendable. She was in the same room as other birds (all in their cages and separate utensils/washareas). When she seemed like she would give up, we had her shift to the bird room and she would perk up and try her best at the flock's call. Moomoo had been calling out and peeping at her from his cage. He has been quiet since the day she left. It's very unfortunate and hard on us to face so many birdie deaths in past two months..
But we want to remember her for her calm, amiable nature. She never had any arguments with Yeli or anyone in the flock. Mom's flock loved mishty. She was their favorite. When berry would chase her in the hope of mating with her, she would just run away...and the flock would gather around her to protect her. I didn't expect such dynamics between female birdies.. but she was adjusting!
She loved the coconut shell and the bamboo ladder. She had scared us a couple of times lying inside the coconut shell, but it was her happy place. She never intended to nest, neither does Yeli, so we didn't remove the coco shell from there. She was pretty obsessed with the ladder too..
She rests near greenie and a bit away from breezie, with her favorite coconut shell, seeds, greens, grasses and everything she liked..
Goodbye dear mishty ! Sorry that we couldn't save you... We are missing you terribly.. so does the flock..
. It is so hard, not knowing what is going on in their little bodies and they are so strong keeping their ills well hidden. 
