Wolf wrote:Thanks for the answer and now I understand how java tree fits in.
Your bird is not screaming for attention because it wants it, it is screaming for attention because it NEEDS the attention. She is still a baby and she is not supposed to be alone at all at this age. It is really a matter of both mental and emotional stability and well being, She TRUELY NEEDS the attention, nearly as much as she needs air to breathe! To deny this type of requirement is to create, at best, an unhappy, maladjusted bird along with the accompanying phobias and destructive behaviors ( plucking, screaming, self mutilation, etc. ) or an even more psychotic bird who may become dangerously aggressive towards any and everyone who comes near it.
This is a serious situation and needs to be addressed immediately and consistently. This happens in human children in much the same manner and creates the same aberrant behaviors. And we wonder why our children grow up with severe anxienty, severe depression and other forms of mental illnesses which could have been prevented but, instead we have high rates of suicide and children committing mass murders and so on.
Now I realize that your bird will not commit mass murder but the rest of it is not out of thy ordinary, we do have many insane birds who are dangerous to themselves and others in some of our bird sanctuaries. And it is easy to prevent.
Thank you! I see the danger of how worse it could get now, I had no idea.. I bought my bird in a shop specialized in parrots, they got everything for parrots, and they told me what I should give her, and what I should feed her etc. They said that I should spend a lot of time with my bird, but that I also have to put her on her tree for a while sometimes, so she gets used to the tree, and to prevent that she won't let me get in her territory anymore (cage)..