When you pick up a Faye's peony parrot, you must first ensure the safety and health of the parrot. Here are some suggestions: Determine your parrot's condition: Check your parrot's physical condition for wounds or abnormalities. If your parrot appears weak or injured, it is recommended to contact a professional bird rescue agency or veterinarian for treatment as soon as possible.

Provide a comfortable environment: place the parrot in a quiet and comfortable environment to avoid too much interference and noise . You can use items such as cardboard boxes or transparent cages to temporarily contain your parrots to ensure they have enough space to move around.

Provide food and water: Provide your parrot with appropriate food and water. You can feed some feed that parrots often eat, such as yellow millet, colorless millet, yellow millet, etc. At the same time, provide clean drinking water, preferably cool boiled water, and avoid giving tap water to the parrot. Avoid Overexposure: While you may be tempted to interact with your parrot, it's best to avoid overexposure without familiarity with your parrot's habits and health. Keep an appropriate distance and allow the parrot to gradually adapt to the new environment.