Hehe yes exactly, that's what we've come to the conclusion of. Sabrina has a wonderful diet and maybe she is just meant to be a little bigger Plus she is laying eggs at the moment (no matter what we do to stop her!!!) so she is just carrying extra weight for her non-existent babies. We are trying to get her down though, she is actually 117 grams not 120, that was what she a month or so ago.

It is amazing even wild birds to develop such trust.
In the unit we lived before we moved into this house I had a wild Kookaburra coming every single day to get his tea and on days I had off work he came a few times.
I fed him dogroll slices and he flew on my hand so I can handfeed him. Also when the doors were open to get some cooler breeze through, and I wasn't quick enough he flew inside to get his food.
When I was home later as usual, he already sat at the front gate waiting and then hopped with me to our unit... and so did the Magpies because they knew there's sth there for them too. 

Thats so nice Hanna - kookaburras are such wonderful birds. We don't have kookaburras that tame around our house, but there are plenty of greedy magpies that aren't afraid to take the food right out of your hand.

The strangest thing happened once...there was this currawong (for anyone who doesn't know what they are they look similar to a crow but are black and white) who would land on your head and sit on your shoulder! He just rocked up at our house one day and decided to make our yard his new home. He must have been somebodies pet that had escaped but his wings were not clipped.
He would sit in the trees and as soon as somebody walked outside he would fly over and land on them lol. He stayed for a few months and then flew off with the other wild currawongs. When I was younger I thought he was annoying lol because he would always land on me...but now thinking back that is a really amazing thing to have happen.

LOL April I don't know if you were joking or not about the nappies BUT I have seen videos on youtube of people who keep their chickens inside who wear chicken nappies lol. You can actually buy them from online stores now haha.

Yeah thats what I am beginning to think

Are you talking about white cockatoos Nossie?

The lorikeets name is now officially Lemmings
After christmas I am going to buy him a nice big cage. I will post pics when I get it

Yeah I love the name
Well there doesn't appear to be anything wrong with him other than the fact he can't fly... which is a problem in itself yes but it doesn't appear to be causing any pain. He stratches his wings out and lifts them above his head just fine.
I'm just really worried to take him to the vet because by law if a wild bird is injured and can't be rehabilitated then it has to be put down unless you have a license - then you can keep it.
I know this because we found a crested pigeon that couldn't fly and so immediately we called the wildlife services people and they said that if the bird looks to badly injured then they will put it down straight away. They also said that if they did try and fix its broken wing and it couldn't fly after a few months then they would also put it down. We asked if we would be able to keep it if it couldn't be released and they said no. Even though this species is able to be kept as a pet by law if bought from a pet store/breeder.
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We ended up keeping the bird and bandaging her wing. After 6 weeks we let her go and sure enough she flew
This was a few months ago...she still comes back to visit from time to time
Sorry for rambling on...I would like to take him to the vet but am just a little worried :/
+ at this point I don't think it is very necessary...and he hates being handled!

Hahaha thats okay Nossie I knew what you were talking about.

My friends cockitail used to say yum, yum I like pie, pie is for me!

Yep all the time especially if it is an avairy vet You should see both of our birds when we take them to the vet, they hate them and act like wild birds. The vet will just most likely grab him in a towel and they know how to handle them without hurting them or letting them escape. I do agree with you that he is probably someones pet, but it is hard to tell. I was just hand feeding a wild cockatoo a cracker yesterday, nothing stops them when it comes to food

I bet the vet will do everything in their power to make him better, but I do understand your worry.

Do you watch Bondi vet? He was holding wild falcons and made them all better, so a rainbow lorikeet would be easy compared to that 

I LOVE Bondi Vet... as you guys know I'm a softie with animals.
 
I put a seedbell out for our wild feathery friends, Lori & Keet, Oscar & Lisa.

The sparrows come too, I call them Sister Agneses and Brother Barnabasses LOL and the pidgeons I call Kristys or Wucks

Hehehe how do you come up with all those names Hanna? Some of my animals weren't even named anything close to their species. About 6 years ago I had a goldfish and I named it fish and I had another 2 goldies and named splish and splash!

Awww Abbie, poor little thing hope he makes it, you're a bird saver too, Karma for this

Same, I feel so sorry for the poor little guy
Thanks Hanna

I hope he makes it too! If not, at least you know he didn't have to suffer How is Lemmings doing?