aww how sweet. I looked after a disabled lorrikeet for a while. the neighbours brought him over one day saying the found him under their trailer... no idea what they thought I was supposed to do with him. Anyway he couldn't use his legs and I thought he was minutes away from a stress death so I put him in a dark place wraped in a hand towel (head was still poking out) 2 hours later he was bright and chirpy and calling, still paralised though.
so he survived for a year in a cage with a chicken wire bottom and a mesh off the ground platform, he was put in the garage at night and out on the grass in the day. I spoon fed him watered honey and gave him baths and ate tropical musley and he got native plants to chew on. I named him "Bird" lol. He chatted to the cockatiels and wild lorrikeets and got back alot of use in his legs, but still had to drag himself around, was a lovely chatty bird... Came home one day and he had died, out of the blue, I wasn't too upset because I was just making his life better and I didn't expect him to live for long.
