Does your son enjoy interacting with your bird otherwise? Do you let him participate in taking care of her?



greatgriffin wrote:She has picked my smaller son as "soul mate" and apparently she treats him as mate.
She treats me as "simple flock member", although she binds well with me, she does not allow me to touch her and she is territorial towards me (which she is not towards my small son)






Mona wrote:Senegals are pretty easy to tell when they are too wound up. They do something called a skirt dance. They droop their wings next to their body and hold their heads low. The boys often make a funny whoop, whoop, whoop sound. That dance means they really like you. They will also try and feed you by regurgitating.

bmsweb wrote:Our Cockatiel is a real pain . . if you put your hand in his cage he usually drops his head for a scratch. Also when on your hand, he will drop his head waiting for a scratch! Its like having a cat in the house



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