![]() ![]() Some birds tap their feet in order to show their territory, this is often an aggressive gesture.Ī few birds will do this to indicate that they are happy and content with their environment. This is usually a sign of aggression and is your bird’s way of showing how strong and angry they are. This could mean a couple of things, they may be frightened, too excited…or a part of their normal breeding behaviour.Ī sign of two things, they’re either happy to see you, or about to defecate, so proceed with caution. Holding their crest flat while crouching or growling can also indicate that they are angry. If they are excited, the crest will often be raised, however if the crest is really high, it could mean that they fear something, so proceed with caution. If your bird has a larger crest, watching it’s position can tell you what they’re thinking. If this behaviour persists it could be a sign of illness and they should be taken straight to a vet. Also make sure that they are handled and have contact with their owner. Make sure to refresh their range of bird toys often. If your bird obsessively picks their feathers it could indicate that they are bored and trying to find something to do to stimulate themselves. It may also be a sign that they are relieving tension or that they are cold, or if they remain consistently ruffled, of illness. If your bird has just physically exerted itself or recently bathed, they may be doing this from tiredness or to let them dry.īirds will fluff up their feathers during their preening process which helps remove dirt and keep themselves clean. Older birds however may be showing signs of illness. Young bird’s wings droop because they’re still learning to tuck them in. A single extension of the wings may be to cool themselves or stretch. They could be exercising, trying to get your attention or just letting you know that they’re happy. ![]() Make sure to pay your bird some attention whenever you are near their home to make them feel loved as they are very social animals.įlapping their wings can mean a few things. Screeching and screaming could be a sign that your bird is desperate for your attention. Don’t try to approach the bird when they are doing this. Check their environment for anything that may be bothering them and remove it. If the chatter is louder it may be to get your attention and let you know they’re in the vicinity.Ĭlicking their tongue against their beak may be a sign that they want to be petted or picked up, or simply entertaining themselves. Soft chatter is another sign of contentment, or can just be your bird attempting and learning to talk. Some birds may show off and do this more when near people. These are clear signs that your bird is in a happy mood and is healthy and content. Vocal Bird Body Language Singing, Talking or Whistling They often have very subtle body language, so we’ve put together this guide so you can better understand what your pet bird may be thinking and react accordingly. A dog wagging his tail is a clear sign that they’re happy, a cat with an arched back is clearly in distress, but what about birds. ![]()
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