Refusing To Go To Sleep @ MindSay

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I got a bird feeder to put outside. Lots of different kinds of birds come to it. They eat alot fast! Way back when June was young, he loved to sit in the window of our old house and sing so much that our neighbor would always say hey. Over the years, he has gotten scared of this. Recently, I put him next to the window and he was scared, so I gently spoke comforting words to him. His whole demenor changed. He now looks at all the birds and whistles (instead of screaming and flying off). He wont sit and be content unless and am sweet talking him. lol  Ipyana was a bit calmer than June the first few times. Now Ipyana seems as though he couldn't care less about the birds outside. A strange thing has been happening though. A couple of doves come by everyday and cant stop staring at Ipyana and vice versa. When Ipyana stretches his neck out, he looks like a dove. Maybe the think they are the same.....lol.... i dunno. Maybe the doves are intrigued or boggled by a bird cuddling with a human. The other birds that stop by pay no attention to June and Ipyana.

The other night, I was peacefully resting and at bout 3am I was abruptly awakened by June and Ipyana (in seperate cages) both tring to take off in their cage (night flights?). I jumped up and turn the lights on. Then I got out june for a few minutes because he is number one in the hiearchy. He was fine, a bit spooked, but ok. I then proceeded to get Ipyana out. Ipyana was a bit more jumpy and shaken up. I suddenly notice that he had broken yet another blood feather . I quickly got out the nessesary items to stop the bleeding. This blood feather bled a bit more than usuall. The blood had ran down the shaft of the feather and there was about a pea size blot of blood on the wall. I am assuming that when he flapped his wings, the blood got on the wall. I had to comfort Ipyana more than I had to with June. He was eventually ok and calmed down to go back to sleep. I am also assuming that it started with June because if Ipyana got spooked first, June doesnt really pay much attention, but it is completely opposite the other way around. I am not sure what spooked them.

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I have been having troubles with Ipyana going to bed again. This continues to be a issue with him. Every night, he decides that he would rather run around in his cage, eat, play with toys, whistle, or talk rather than going to sleep. It is extremely common that when I turn out the lights and say goodnight to the boys, as soon as I lay down I hear a soft "Peek-a-Boo!". He repeats it over and over. He also likes to blow kisses,  say "OOOOOOO!" or repeat a very quick and short wolf whistle. Although this is cute and amusing, its not when he wont go to sleep. He wants to come out and play. It seems as though he constantly wants to be out and play. lol. While June requires his own time to himself in parts of the day. If I cover Ipyana, he thinks hes in trouble and tries to get out of it by whistling loudly and sweetly. If I have the lights completely off, he will go to bed better but then he gets night flights (and having really bad balance by nature doesnt help), But if I have the night light on, he wont go to bed. I am not sure what I am going to do.