Deanna
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- Jun 25, 2007
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- Parrots
- Mojo the magnificent Maximillian Pionus; Cecil the clowny Senegal; and, Timothy the shy, fearful Parrotlet

(I'm too old for this!!!! LOL)
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Sounds like a "Beak Wrestle" to me and this is 100% normal behavior ... Macaws to budgies do it, it's an important part of flock dynamics and it establishes dominance ... don't prevent them from doing it, but use common sence when allowing it ... I let Mac and Hamlet beak wreslte daily, but there is a point when they get too wound up and I have to seperate them (this is usually when they are grasped talon in talons and Hamlet is perched on top of Mac while Mac is lying on his back)
Again, common sense will always reign supreme ... would I let Hamlet (a 105g Sunconure) beak wrestle with Bucc or Kito (or any other bird much larger than him)... NO, but with a birdie his own size, hecks yeah I would ... You too can "Beak Wrestle" with your birds AND BITE PRESSURE TRAIN them at the same time ... it's lots of fun ...
Human - Macaw faux beak wrestling is a great way to interact with your macaw AND to teach them the proper way to use that big ol' beak of theirs in an acceptable way ..
would I let Hamlet (a 105g Sunconure) beak wrestle with Bucc or Kito
Is this a mis-match, in your opinion? (Just speaking of size alone?).
No, actually Peta I was saying that becuase I was worried about both of your two .... Hamlet could take them both!![]()
It makes me highly anxious, but if I can keep my own emotions reeled in, then Moj and Cec can be free to explore each other and more of their environment.
I think Iggy has a rival.