I am trying to do some research on my birds regurgiation  and have not had much luck.  I thought I would try this message board, since it appears that it is a rather active group. 

 

I have a 9 year old solomon island eclectus - male.  He eats fairly well with a varied diet.  (He is a picky eater, but most birds are.  He speaks nd has a rather large vocabulary and will even speak in front of guests on occasion.) However, he loves to regurgiate.  It started with shiny objects.  I have since removed shiny objects.  Then he moved to potentially shiny objects.  Now, it doesn't matter what I do.  He will regurgiate on a piece of paper.  I can sometimes hear him in the other room having a party on his own.  He is not locked in a cage all day.  He has an entire room to himself with toys and food in different locations while I am at work.  When I am home he has free access to come out to the living room or go whereever I am.  Sometimes he prefers to stay in his room and regurgiate.  Luckliy, he must miss me because he will venture out to visit & talk with me but evntually he regurgiates in my presence. 

 

This must sound crazy to anyone reading but I don't know how else to explain it. 

 

Has anyone experienced this before?? Any advice??