Comments on: Behavioural Signals In Grey Parrots http://www.africangreyparrotcentre.co.uk/parrot-blog/behavioural-signals-in-grey-parrots/ The African grey parrot centre blog is a place for us to communicte with people on a more personal basis and to help you get to know us as real people not just as a parrot website. Fri, 27 Jan 2012 18:55:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Grahama http://www.africangreyparrotcentre.co.uk/parrot-blog/behavioural-signals-in-grey-parrots/#comment-414 Grahama Fri, 07 May 2010 21:46:43 +0000 http://www.african-grey-parrots.co.uk/blog/?p=968#comment-414 My African Grey turned his back on me today and kept doing the V wings stance (30) I thought he was in a sulk, but he was looking out the window at pigeons and blackbirds on the bird table, so this description makes perfect sense, Thank you My African Grey turned his back on me today and kept doing the V wings stance (30) I thought he was in a sulk, but he was looking out the window at pigeons and blackbirds on the bird table, so this description makes perfect sense,

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]]> By: Paula http://www.africangreyparrotcentre.co.uk/parrot-blog/behavioural-signals-in-grey-parrots/#comment-413 Paula Thu, 15 Apr 2010 19:05:52 +0000 http://www.african-grey-parrots.co.uk/blog/?p=968#comment-413 Hi Karl, I call it scooting as the babies we have do it on the bottom of the cage, they do it as they are excited and want to come out to play! It's something they grow out of about a year old sometimes later, Nothing to worry about at all. Hope that helps Paula Hi Karl,

I call it scooting as the babies we have do it on the bottom of the cage, they do it as they are excited and want to come out to play! It’s something they grow out of about a year old sometimes later, Nothing to worry about at all.
Hope that helps
Paula

]]> By: karl hammett http://www.africangreyparrotcentre.co.uk/parrot-blog/behavioural-signals-in-grey-parrots/#comment-412 karl hammett Thu, 15 Apr 2010 08:56:19 +0000 http://www.african-grey-parrots.co.uk/blog/?p=968#comment-412 my african grey is about 9 months old and ever since i have had him he has climbed onto any one of his feeding dishes i call it the dish dance now its usually when i have been away from him ie bedtime or work he holds onto the dish to stable himself and runs his feet up and down the rim until he has had enough its kike he is excited i dont know can you enlighten me please my african grey is about 9 months old and ever since i have had him he has climbed onto any one of his feeding dishes i call it the dish dance now its usually when i have been away from him ie bedtime or work he holds onto the dish to stable himself and runs his feet up and down the rim until he has had enough its kike he is excited i dont know can you enlighten me please

]]> By: mick http://www.africangreyparrotcentre.co.uk/parrot-blog/behavioural-signals-in-grey-parrots/#comment-411 mick Sat, 13 Mar 2010 18:51:56 +0000 http://www.african-grey-parrots.co.uk/blog/?p=968#comment-411 a lot of guesswork if you ask me, some but not much to relate to in my african grey. a lot of guesswork if you ask me, some but not much to relate to in my african grey.

]]> By: Bartosz http://www.africangreyparrotcentre.co.uk/parrot-blog/behavioural-signals-in-grey-parrots/#comment-410 Bartosz Fri, 12 Mar 2010 12:20:22 +0000 http://www.african-grey-parrots.co.uk/blog/?p=968#comment-410 Great! thanks for that, it will help to better understand my parrot. Great! thanks for that, it will help to better understand my parrot.

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