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Parrot Behavior Tips
Beak grinding
Contented cockatiels will grind their beaks.
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Flashing eyes
Never try to touch an Amazon or other parrot if it is flashingī its eyes, flaring its tail feathers or growling. These are warning signs. Ignore them or youīre sure to be bitten.
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stress droppings
Stress or anxiety may cause your bird to have loose, watery droppings. Observe your birdīs droppings on a daily basis so that you can tell the difference between healthy droppings and those that may signal a problem.
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Righty or Lefty?
Birds favor a foot, just the same as humans favor a hand. See which foot your parrot holds her snacks and toys with. Is she a lefty or a righty?
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Party time
Many birds love to take part in holiday festivities. This is fine, as long as you make sure they donīt have access to any decorations, foil wrapping paper or glass ornaments. Also keep them out of any alcoholic beverages!
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Biting
If your bird is a biter, try to see what is causing this behavior. Is the bird afraid, unhappy, or bored? Provide plenty of distracting toys and give the bird lots of attention. Never hit a bird for biting!
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No teasing!
Donīt let anyone tease your bird! Some people think itīs funny to poke at a bird or scare it. The bird may react by biting or attacking. Donīt scold the bird for this; scold the human!
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shy birds and parties
Holiday parties can be a lot of fun for outgoing, friendly birds. Shy or nervous birds should be moved into a quiet room away from the activities if they start to become anxious.
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Scared birds
A frightened bird will tighten its feathers and sit very tall. It may also tremble.
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Pet me, please
Some birds will let you know when they want to be petted by lowering their head, fluffing their feathers and closing their eyes.
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One foot perching
Healthy birds will sleep or relax while perching on one foot.
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The life of the party!
Some birds are party animals! Let them enjoy the activities as long as they are comfortable. If they start to become cranky or nippy, give them a break by covering the cage or moving them out of the party area.
