In part three of our blog series, learn how to evaluate behavior and perform training sessions.
Written by Sheila S. Blanchette, IAABC-CPBC, UW-AAB, Director of Education, Rhode Island Parrot Rescue.
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Part two of the Vocalization series. Learn how to understand the meaning behind your birds’ vocalizations.
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Mirrors can lead to a range of behaviors in birds, including aggressive pecking, confusion, and self-directed actions. These effects can vary significantly between individuals.
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For many of us, our companion birds give us emotional and physical support. When speaking of anthropomorphism, this is not to diminish their character or our care for them.
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Have you ever noticed your bird shedding feathers? This phenomenon is known as molting, a natural process essential for maintaining your parrot's plumage health.
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Parrots destroy their feathers in one of two ways: barbering or plucking. These behaviors can be harmful to your bird, and often are a cause for concern for their caretakers.
So what are these behaviors, and how can you stop them if you notice your parrot destroying their own feathers?
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Even if you buy a baby parrot, chances are, it will grow up to have “behavioral issues” simply because of being hand raised and then placed in a human home.
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