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Safety tips for deal
Just like any animal cockatiel parrot can tell you much about what is going on with their body movement ‘ when your bird is mad at you or when he’s happy watching for certain body movements can help notice tail wagging birds do whack their tails just like other pets the bird will wag it back and forth generally this gesture means the bird is happy see if he walks towards you if you’re nearby and he comes to you that’s a sign he’s happy you’re there however he’s only happy if his head is up as he walks to you rather than pointing face down listen for noise while generally not a gesture cockatiels like to talk when they are happy they will sing to themselves or whistle they’ll also make little chirping noises watching for signs of aggression pay attention to flashing or dilating pupils if the cockatiel’s eyes suddenly dilate that could be a sign he’s getting mad stop what you’re doing if you see this warning sign look at his head and feathers when he’s really angry he may put his head down he may also ruffle up his feathers and fan his tail feathers if he starts walking towards you in this position he really wants you out of the way see if he flips upside down this stance paired with spread wings is usually a sign he’s trying to defend his territory it’s probably time to back away if he’s making this stance while you’re near the cage watch for snapping cockatiels will lunge at you if they are about to bite they may also snap in your direction with their beak you should leave him alone for a bit if he’s trying to snap at you listen for hissing while hissing is not a gesture it does go hand in hand with other aggressive behavior such as lunging if you hear your cockatiel hiss he may be about to bite notice wing flapping when the bird makes an expansive gesture with his wings and moves them up and down it’s usually a sign he’s mad or annoyed try to leave him alone for a bit if you’ve been bothering him checking for attention seeking behaviors look for beak banging some cockatiels usually males will bang their beaks against things such as countertops and cages the idea is to be noticed usually by whatever or whoever has become their love interest cockatiels can fall in love with objects their own reflection other birds and even you he may also whistle or lean towards the person or item watch for hopping hopping is similar to beak banging he’s looking for attention
Cocktail parrot
Price: 6500 Pair
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