Parrot Beak Wiping - Why do birds wipe and rub their beaks | BirdNerdSophie
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- Parrot Beak Wiping and Rubbing - Why do birds wipe and rub their beaks?
Here are the top 4 reasons why parrots wipe their beaks!
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The beak rubbing to keep dry and clean is cute - I don't mind being a napkin - but then he goes too far and wants to nibble or chew my shirt.
Oh yes the conures get furious when their beaks are wet 😂
I honestly LOL’d😂 when you showed the photo reference of a messy beak ! 😊
The tiels often have food all over their beaks 😂
One of my babies likes rubbing their feet on different surfaces. Sometimes he just likes making noise or enjoy the different texture.
Yes they do love a sensory experience!
I’ve got two pallets of my own
Awesome!
I thought it was always to sharpen their beak but seems like I was wrong! Thanks for the info
Thanks for watching 🥰
1. Birds are Mannered, don’t want to look a mess
2. Sign of irritation or gesture of aggression
3. They are hormone dragons 🐉 (I have called that behavior “tracing” it kinda seem like they’re tracing/measuring the space, drawing the line “everything contained within this line is mine”)
Haha that’s a good way of looking at it 😂
Hello! i have a weird question about my bird.
my cockatiel has sortof allot of poop next to her butt and she is not letting me cleaning it and i tried but when she let me but she screamed coz i accidentaly hurt her ao i think its stuck on a feather idk but do you have an idea on what i should do ?😢
How much poop is there? If there’s a tiny bit, she will preen it off on her own! If there is more then I’d suggest a vet check up!
so basically, ill never know the rightt reason my budgie does it lol.
It’s all contextual 😂
@@BirdNerdSophiemy bugie is 1 in a million, he rubs his beak on my nose, then 1 day hes making my nose bleed, without no sign haha.
Hi, I have been wanting to get planet pleasure toys for my canaries as they are at the moment not having any toys and rae chewing on anything. I am based in the UK and planet pleasure on the other hand isn't so the shipping cost average is £19 where do you normally get your planet pleasure yarn as I think your also based in the uk?
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No your making me way to intreged.@@BirdNerdSophie
Dobyoi ever have tobretake cause you say fish n chips
Haha no 😂😂😂
@@BirdNerdSophie well done at deciphering that big thumbs lol
hello. I have a concern about my parrot, in which he/she (im not sure yet) keeps bitting their own tongue and chipping and bitting on the wood in the cage i recently got them so im sure if this behavior is normal or maybe they are sick or irritated at something like an allergy i hope you can help if not maybe recommend me someone who might be able to? thanks regardless
I’d recommend a vet check up for your bird!
Hey - I have just been able to watch this vlog now! I've been so busy today popping into some shops to get food and clothing. After that I had to give my birds some time, So I had no time to watch this! I would be going to sleep soon so normally I would not watch a vlog before doing so since this though was short I couldn't help but watch it lol. I've been noticing my bird Patchy has been stepping up to get his reinforcement once he ate it on my hand he start biting my hand, I am not sure if it was because he wanted more treats that he was doing that but I did not want to give him a treat as he would think biting my hand is okay and he will get a reward for that. Can you give me any further info please? ( IMy other birds are slowly picking that up from patchy and doing the same thing ). I am not sure if it's something I should take up with my Avian vet. Xxx
You can train the duration behaviour by giving him the treat, counting one second after he has finished, then giving another, then counting two seconds, then another treat! 😊
Thank you! That sounds good - I will try it and see how it goes Xxx@@BirdNerdSophie