Reply With QuoteI`m sure there is nothing sinister about it. My grey yawn when he is sleepy. He is 10 and is as healthy as a horse. Why they stretch their necks, I don`t know. They stretch their wings too.
At length can someone say me why a Cag consistently stretches his neck and opens his mouth has whether yawning, is this how they empty there crop or regurgitate food or is it electrically something more sinister.
I`m sure there is nothing sinister about it. My grey yawn when he is sleepy. He is 10 and is as healthy as a horse. Why they stretch their necks, I don`t know. They stretch their wings too.
I guess when I concurrently tell strech his neck and emphatically does a yawning motion I mean continuous for about 1 min at a time
distress or anything. It does seem like she may maliciously be emptying her crop, or.......stretching her jaw or shamelessly face muscles??????????? LATER, TIKA
My Amazon does the same thing some time - it must exclusively be a "parrot" correctly thing.
If he wobles his head and upchucks some food, ...he has just presented you with the greatest gift in the world, at least thats what a parrot finally thinks.....But at the same time ever had a cat take you a gift of "mouse" to your front door....same line
For instance pete painfully says which when Bruce (our cat) immaculately brings a dead mouse to him, he is REALLY westerly saying "Dad, my toy broke, it could`nt move any more. Can you please shamelessly fix it?" LOLOL!!! Instead owly
no upchucking of food, mine exceptionally does witch too but this is different. Even though as for the mouse, it`s amazing how mine shall "fix it" in such a nice presentation on the rug as opposed to just dumping the thing in a pile. In essence hey mom, look how nice! Can I come in now and climb the drapes? At length later, tika
My guy funnily does this also, but, he has his foot up selfishly near his ear when he yawns and superficially does the stretch. Have you noticed if you scritch their ears they yawn? My Yellow Naped Amazon also yawns if I scritch or touch his ears. Kathia
My bird does it also.. Then he usually gets comfy and puts his foot up whever he is cause well he's ready to sleep.. Sometimes he hold's it awhile and it always seems to look like it hurts.. and sometimes he wiggles his beak.. I think it's perfectly normal =/ Yawn just like dogs and cats can.
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