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Our series on BirdTricks Tuesday 2020 is focusing on 18 Foundational  Failures that lead to major problems! They may seem obvious, but they're  things we see ALL. THE. TIME. and finally felt the need to address in  this series!

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BirdTricks Tuesday | Foundational Failures | Ep. 4

Our series on BirdTricks Tuesday 2020 is focusing on 18 Foundational Failures that lead to major problems! They may seem obvious, but they're things we see ALL. THE. TIME. and finally felt the need to address in this series!

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Nicole van der Burg

Yay! can't wait to see more guys! So... was that 2/18? 1. Do not compensate and 2. Catch with your hand...?

Rosanna Lam

I wonder if this is a more of an owner of medium to large birds thing. Small birds seems more obvious to us that they can fit on our hand or perch on a finger. My cockatiel, however, never chooses to land on my forearm. Usually it’s hands and if I’m not quick enough to catch her (and/or not paying attention), it’s my head!

Nicole van der Burg

Thats true, my green cheek conures landed on my hand, shoulder or head when they choose to fly to me and just on my hand during flight training.

Nycole Chevalier

I totally agree on this! Love it saving one bird at a time! Forever homes 🤗❤️🦜!

Marie-Noel Roy

WoW! Thanks for the tip! My african grey is missing 2 toes. He’s super friendly and follow me all around the house but he never wants to step up because he struggles to balance. I started working on the ground and he’s way more confident. We made huge progress already. Thank you!

Kathy Surber

Thank you for the information here. It's so educational for me, a bird care novice. 😉 I can hardly wait for your next Tuesday video. 💖😊👍

DENA FRITZ

Wondering how to get my Macaw to step up on my hand and not my arm? I've had him 4 months now and he's 3 years old. The previous owner had him stepping up on his arm. Any suggestions would be great!