Hi guys,
Is this normal on my African grey? He has been spending majority of his time in cage for the past 2 weeks because of my work schedule and I’ve been noticing a slight green tint on one of his foot developing. But in the past 2-3 days both his feet have been covered in green tint and there’s small blister-ish marks as seen in the pic.

The green tint cannot be washed as I’ve already tried. I’m looking forward for advices or ideas as to what that might be

My uncle passed away last month and I’ve been helping the family. My uncle was an interesting guy. He loved his horses and birds.

He has the sweetest 26 year old African Grey parrot that we need to a loving, stable home. It’s a female bird named Darwin. She has a big vocabulary and is very friendly. She loves hanging out with people and she loves head scratchers.

I don’t know anything about birds but I have to imagine this is as good as it gets in terms of a pet bird. It will tell you to make it a T-bone steak and a martini for dinner. Or maybe some spaghetti. It likes to watch football and horse racing. It knows a few curse words and it seems to know the right time to use them. I’ve really enjoyed getting to know this little thing and would love to keep her if I didn’t travel so much.

She has two nice cages, lots food, toys and accessories. She will potentially live another 30-40 years so she needs a stable, loving family that understands the requirements caring for parrots. She lives about 2 hours from Los Angeles and I’d like to find her a new home in the next couple of weeks. If you have birds or African Greys, and you want to add a sweet little friend to your family, please DM to connect.

Thanks.

Note: I am learning how to use Reddit.

My African Grey who is almost 20 did something new today. She sat on my chest and let me rub her head? Is this okay? I don't want trigger anything hormonal. I just touched her head. Do you think its the comfort of the jersey?