its is a young adult and cant fly, we found it in the paddock and until we can let it go, if the vet says there is nothing wrong with it can it go in with roselas
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If it's a large avairy you could (but I wouldn't), a cage or small avairy definately no.
It would be better to have the galah in your home until it's ready to leave. If it's unable to fly it may have problems getting to food %26 water dishes. It can have a fall %26 not be able to get back up.
There is also a problem of the rosellas being in the cage/avairy for a certain period %26 another bird indruding on their territory. The galah might get attacked.
Can you ask around, even the local vet for a temp cage for the galah until it's able to leave?
You should also consider the possibilities of disease the bird might bring in. Especially PBFD. It's huge amongst the wild cockies %26 lorikeets here in aus. If this bird has anyhting it may just be the start so the vet won't pick it up. You don't want to spread anything to your rosellas.
I wouldn't do it, but it's not my bird! Two different species don't belong together!
If you haven't have it vet checked and you found it where birds don't really belong then you really shouldn't expose anything else to it and would probably wash between handling it or any of its things and any of your other birds.
And I'm guessing you are in Australia? LOL In America Galahs simply don't fly into our paddock!LOL
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