first time he got cliny and quiet, but appeared to brush it of somewhat quickly. But he did it again about 45 min ago, and now is alot more cliny and quiet. He's holding inward on himself - like hes a bit lower then usual, but is still standing, and usually he holds his neck out long and high, but hes as close to his body as he can get. - i just wrapped my fingers around to get him to extend it, and though he resisted, he didn't appear to be in pain. - But i know birds are good at hiding that stuff.His beak is all scuffed - so i think it took the brute force, rather then his little head. He didn't get knocked out. He tried to eat the nut we gave him, but abandoned it after a while - i think his beak area is tender, but he did have a long drink.
He seems to be a bit lethargic, and keeps closing his eyes every so often, which I'm the most worried about - mainly he did it for the first five minets just after the collision, and stopped afterward - he's done it a couple of times in the last hour now since he hit, bit seems okey - just a little rattled.
What should I do about a vet visit? do you think he needs one, should i monitor him longer?
He's standing normal and he walking fine. He doesn't much like my dad, and dad extended his arm out, and Julian ran up my arm real quick like he normally does is that situation.
my boy is an eclectus. two years
I also want to quickly say that the room he's in is not a new room - he's known it for at least two months for a couple of days on a weekly basis (im at my mums) Once, he ran into the glass sliding door, but didn't do it again, and this is the first time he's flown into windows
Update: he just yawned, and made his grumpy noise - so i defiantly think there is some damage to his beak area.
Update: It's been almost two hours since he hit, and he is getting back to normal.
