Anyone else's birds 'greet' their food?
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by Baylee4ever » Thu Feb 14, 2013 11:55 pm
Lol i never heard such thing as a bird greeting his breakfast, shame my baby dont talk but she does start shaking her wings when she sees her food. She acts normal when she start eating it. And stays veryyyy quiet while eating lol, You would not suspect we got a bird here when she is quiet.
A quiet parrot its a busy parrot.
A lovebird has the soul of a larger parrot in a small body.
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Re: Anyone else's birds 'greet' their food?
by Eric&Rebecca » Fri Feb 15, 2013 8:31 pm
I know. He is a nutter. I think it's because he flirts with everything.... Perhaps he found his mango appealing sexually....
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Re: Anyone else's birds 'greet' their food?
by Scotty » Sun Mar 03, 2013 5:34 pm
My GCC when she puts something in her mouth many times will stand up real tall and throw her chin up in the air.
Looks to me like saying YEAH!
Looks to me like saying YEAH!
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Re: Anyone else's birds 'greet' their food?
by marie83 » Sun Mar 03, 2013 5:50 pm
Scotty wrote:My GCC when she puts something in her mouth many times will stand up real tall and throw her chin up in the air.
Looks to me like saying YEAH!
Lol, Ollie does an exaggerated head movement too but more in a sort of "hey look at me, I'm eating and your not" kind of way.
Welcome back to the forums btw, been a while
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Re: Anyone else's birds 'greet' their food?
by Dasphatness » Mon Mar 04, 2013 11:45 am
Melody doesnt talk, but when I place food infront of her, its not common for her to dance around and grunt and chirp (she does 360s with wings up). She will also often take some of the food, run over to me, place it on my hand, and run back to her dish and eat. She watches me and I feel bad if i dont pretend to eat what she gave me, but if i DO, she will keep giving me more lol. She wont share her apples or pomegranates tho, those are what she anxiously paces for while im cutting it up for her.
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Re: Anyone else's birds 'greet' their food?
by pionus » Mon Mar 04, 2013 1:14 pm
Dasphantness wrote
Melody doesnt talk, but when I place food infront of her, its not common for her to dance around and grunt and chirp (she does 360s with wings up). She will also often take some of the food, run over to me, place it on my hand, and run back to her dish and eat. She watches me and I feel bad if i dont pretend to eat what she gave me, but if i DO, she will keep giving me more lol. She wont share her apples or pomegranates tho, those are what she anxiously paces for while im cutting it up for her.
gosh darn it! she is so precious!
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