Comments by "N Marbletoe" (@nmarbletoe8210) on "TED"
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I mostly agree. I think small birds operate at a faster speed than humans, and a non-mammallian, almost reptilian rhythm. It's harder to empathically connect with a bird than with a cat, and they may be less interested.
There are exceptions i think with parrots and other big birds, like crows. Parrots can be friendly, cranky, playful, cuddly, bite-ey... the trick is telling which from which.
With parrots you gotta learn bird facial expressions (head feather tension, specifically) and gaze, a slight head turn before biting... it's not easy, and I can read a lot of animals. I aint got bit yet though!
*(Not by a parrot. I have been bitten by sparrows, chickadees, and hawks)
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