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Bean Update! (on a little of everything...) (Patreon)

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2020-08-23 15:00:00
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In today's video I'm showing: 

  • What Bean's treat test looks like! We talk about the importance of this here. 
  • How he's doing in the BIG aviary 
  • Trying out bathing with the spray bottle! (eek!) 

An extra resource on treat size is here. 

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Bean Update (treat test aviary progress and spray bottle progress)

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Comments

Melanie Simpson

Bean looks like he's doing very well adjusting. Love seeing him move around the aviary now. And the bathing is coming along!! Very nice!!

Carmen Griggs

Oh his eye pinning at the walnuts and then when he discovered cashews lol. He’s so adorable. Is he afraid of flying though???

BirdTricks
>>42725573

I don't think he's afraid to fly, but he is hesitant to try because he does not have all his flight feathers in so he mostly flies downwards

Carmen Griggs

You had mentioned that he had a fear of something you would show us working through. I was just guessing.

Gale Rhoades

I noticed there were no pecans in the Treat Test -- is that a result of what you had on hand or is there a reason to exclude pecans?

Heliodoro Hernández
>>42717827

Thanks for the info about peanuts. I guess is one of those foods like parsley, etc that it is up to the owner decide to feed it to his parrots or not, overestimating nutrition or parrots´pleasure despite the high toxic risk.

Guy Goldstein K

is it a thing for african greys to attack toys before they realize it’s not a threat but a fun object to play and destroy? I see Bean have done it too when you brought him the cardboard toy

BirdTricks
>>42878340

Some birds chew toys initially out of aggression - then realize it's fun and do it in a more calm state. I wouldn't say it's species specific though as I've seen it in all species.