His wings aren't clipped...I was given mixed advice about this. People said he'll reply on me more to get him around if they are clipped, and as such I should do it...however, at the same time they were telling me to give him time to settle in to his new home, so not to stress him. Surely being caught in a towel and packed up in a travel cage, taken to a vet and man handled would stress him?
He won't step up on to anything...the minute I open the cage he's gone, climbing all over the bars and hanging upside down etc. If I just stand still and sing to him whilst my hand is in there he'll eventually calm down, but the closest he'll get to me is on the far side of the same perch!
He doesn't appear to be scared of the other animals at all...the dogs don't even look his way, and the cats have yet to even notice he's in the house!

They are so used to birds (chickens) being indoors in brooders and cages, etc.
He happily eats when we eat and if we're watching TV or something he comes over to his food bowl and eats. If he can't get a clear view of us, he'll move and tilt his head to watch what we're doing. But, the minute we approach his cage, he's off his perch and climbing the walls again. To be honest, the lounge is probably the best room for him anyway...but I am concerned about catching him again if he decides to take a flakey whilst free.
I'm generally just worried. Remember, he's only been with us 15 days! But this squawking at us when we put a treat through the bars is new...so I'm worried he's getting aggressive of his 'home'.
Thanks for all your advice...I really do appreciate it. Just my nature to poke holes in things and ask tons of questions...because if I don't, sure enough the worst case scenario will happen and I'll be left clueless!
B x