DD>The 4 different types of conures that I have hand fed have all done the
DD>same. Speceally withing the last 3 weeks before weaning. Frome these birds
DD>the suns were the ones that did it the most. In my opinion, if the formula
DD>is warm enough, and the bird does this, then there is no way of stoping 
.
I've found the same thing to be true--once the food is in the bird, just
stand back--there's nothing you can do but wait it out!
DD>Mayby their maternal instincs of regurgitating food kiks in on babies 
eing
DD>fed soft foods. My scarlet macaw would feed me a seed everyonce in a while
DD>even after fully weaned.
I've had adult birds try to feed me occasionally, but nothing like what
these babies do! They "fountain"!  I still have no clue as to why
they do this, but I'm finding that *sometimes*, if they're fed with a
dixie cup instead of a syringe, the regurgitating isn't as bad. So we're
going thru dixie cups like crazy lately...
--Kathy
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