Orion and Aurora (adopted) Orion (male, lighter eye and color, less wing spots, and feather "leggings"), and Aurora (female, darker eye and more wing spots), were found in a nest on construction equipment going to be moved and were brought to May Wildlife Rehabilitation Center at Lees McRae College. Both have become inseparable and chose to stay with each other despite advances from my other eligible bachelors. (If Aurora ever lays eggs, they should be replaced immediately with a pair of fake eggs, which I will provide, so that they don't hatch since we definitely don't want inbreeding.) These two are an awesome pair who will walk right up to you and check out what you're doing. Once they form a bond with you, they may even let you give them head scratches as well. Although, they have started going through "pubirdy" and are beginning to enjoy their independence as well. They will eat treats out of your hands and fly to your shoulders/arms when they're interested. With some training time and effort, they could easily come on command. I did have them try on a flyper mini (pigeon diaper) and they both seem to have potential for learning how to wear them regularly as they adjusted fairly quickly. These two will do best in a home as indoor only pets as they have been raised indoors but may adjust to a predator proofed aviary if necessary. Please comment and reach out to me if you have questions or are interested in this affectionate couple (or know someone else who is!) (All my rescues are DNA sex tested, dewormed, and treated for feather lice prior to being posted. I will also personally vet all potential adopters for my birds.)