by Wolf » Wed Mar 16, 2016 6:26 am
Stevenn21 ;
It sounds like you need to put your bird food and water inside of his cage only, so that he becomes accustomed to going in it to eat and drink. Then you should turn off the lights in the room while it is still light outside and leave them off until it is dark and your bird goes to roost. Make sure that you know where he normally sleeps if he does not do this in his cage. Then get yourself a towel and a very small pen type flashlight and locate your bird and put the towel over him and gently place him in the cage for the rest of the night. This is the easiest way to catch him and get him in his cage.
Seriously, I tried to let you know how to begin to tame your bird back in you first posting here, and you really need to consider hand taming your bird for your benefit as well as his. IRN's will very often revert to wild type behavior if you do not take the time to first handtame them and then to spend enough one on one time with you and this is what it appears to be happening with you and your bird. This will not improve if you will not put forth the time and energy to bring it about. You will find that if you will do this that not only will you be able to let your bird be out and about in your home most of the time but that the bird will actually want to spend the majority of its time out of the cage with you, allowing you to build an extraordinary relationship with him.
Please ask yourself if the relationship that you currently have with your bird is the relationship that you had in mind when you first got him. If it is not them start a new topic and tell us about you and your bird and the relationship that you would like to have and we will do our very best to help you.