Tangerine was a 3 year old jenday conure that was surrendered to me in early 2021 due to aggression issues. He was frequently biting the husband and children in his previous home. The previous owner had attempted to work through it by taking away his ability to fly, but this only made things worse. Eventually, they gave up and left Tangerine caged… until he came to me. I immediately saw that he had a fear of hands and especially men. I am certain that this was due to improper handling and/or for

Sun conures often sleep in a triangle shape because of their strong flocking instincts. In the wild, parrots roost close together at night for safety, warmth, and comfort. The triangular position allows each bird to face a different direction, giving them a sense of protection while also keeping them close for bonding. It’s a natural way for them to show trust, security, and togetherness. | Myko's Aviary