A new member

So we ended up getting that bird.  He's only 8 months old so he's really just a baby.  I use the term he in the generic sense.  While the males and females are dimorphic, you can't tell the difference in the sexes until they reach sexual maturity - around 2 years old. So we have to wait to see if he really is a he.  He's still adjusting so it will be awhile until his personality starts to show.  It will be fun to see.  I should probably take him to the vet for a check up just to make sure he's okay.  I want to be sure he doesn't have any vitamin deficiency or any strange disease like Mesothelioma or whatever. But that will have to wait until after we move. It's been a long day and it's time for me to head to bed.