body language

[triordan]

Do all birds have basically the same body language or is it breed specific? After having Remington now for almost 4 years I feel pretty good about reading his body language. Just this month added a CAG to our family , so was just wondering, Thanks

 

[Luke252]

With most birds, its actually bird specific. Each bird tends to have their own body language. Some species present certain different body language, however, most is determined by the nature of the bird itself. And it always helps to get to know each birds own body language and become familiar with it.

 

[antoinette]

Actions of one particular bird or species do not necessarily mimic the meaning of the same action in all other birds.
There seems to be a general similarity in the actions and meaning of some basic bird behavior.
Best is to try to ascertain what your bird is trying to tell you, thus learning your bird's body language.

 

[triordan]

Any good sites for Grey body language?

 

[antoinette]

Any good sites for Grey body language?

Yipe
Here goes ...

African Grey Body Language

Behavior & Body Language - The world of African Greys

 

[triordan]

Haha love the first link!

 

[antoinette]

Haha love the first link!

Great minds think alike
I also preferred the first link

 

[Pajarita]

No, different species have different body languages.