Lucy loves to bathe, but she can't bathe on her own. We now have her own tinkered bathtub cut to her needs, in which we bathe her...
 Her life is heavily ritualised, more so it amazes us how creative she can master new challenges.Lucy stayed with "Hühn" for a while and we were proud to see how well she managed her self in this new environment. But it also made it all too clear to us what little things one must think of to prevent her from danger. 
But also how much we allready lived up to Lucy's needs, things we did not mention to  "Hühn" simply because it was daily routine for us.
Lucy is grateful for every kind little gesture towards her. She openly expresses her joy when taken from her cage and being released on an adjusted swing in the window.
Lucy knows exactly what she wants and wherever she wants - small bites show us the direction she wants to be carried in.
Meanwhile we are also sure that she compensates her physical disability with higher intelligence.
Her trust in us has no limits. Mornings and evenings she spends a lot of time with us, sleeping in our hands. If the other birds are still out enjoying free flight we protect her by gently covering her with our other hand. This way she feels very happy.