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Cooper often bobs his head up and down eraticly while making lil low soft chirpy sounds.. he seems excited when he does this but i can't tell if it's good or bad. Anyone have a clue as to what this behavior means? can't decide if he's happy or aggitated. help?!
wilkiecoco
12-22-2006, 05:42 PM
kiwi does this often. it usually means that he wants to go somewhere by way of his chauffeur service -ME - or he wants something that he has to have NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! for him it is definitely a sign of excitement, mixed with a little bit of impatience, as in why aren't you getting me that thing i need right now :mad: He always does this little chirp along with - maybe he's whispering sweet nothings to me so that I will do what he wants????? :blush:
Janie
12-22-2006, 09:08 PM
kiwi does this often. it usually means that he wants to go somewhere by way of his chauffeur service -ME - or he wants something that he has to have NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! for him it is definitely a sign of excitement, mixed with a little bit of impatience, as in why aren't you getting me that thing i need right now :mad: He always does this little chirp along with - maybe he's whispering sweet nothings to me so that I will do what he wants????? :blush:
Ditto to that! :D When my three bob those heads they are usually wanting out of their cage and onto my shoulder! :lol
Mikey likes to bob his head to my bf's guitar playing.
Jazz is a fav. but no heavy metal chords please! :p
Tango's_Mom
12-23-2006, 04:42 PM
Tango does this if he wants out, or he was trying to get up the nerve to fly somewhere, or when he wants me to come get/rescue him from somewhere.
LauraO
12-23-2006, 05:47 PM
I think the head bob you mean is the one where a lovie is happily sitting somewhere and bobs his/her head up and down. When mine do this they are very immersed in their happy happy chirp chirp time and are just displaying their happiness and contentness. The other one is what we call a "juke" and that's the one where the birdy wants to go somewhere:rolleyes: :rolleyes: .
Wheeliegirl
12-30-2006, 03:18 PM
Peachie does this all the time, most of the time it's accompanied by a clickety-click of her beak. I'm trying to teach her to "dance" this way, but so far she hasn't caught on. But, now she will do it along with me if I bob my head up and down. It has become a game where we try to figure out when we will bob our heads and we end up bobbing them in unison.
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