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Today we are reviewing the body language of an Amazon, a conure and a Senegal parrot! 

To submit your video, send them in downloadable form to info@birdtricks.com, subject: BTT Body Language Submission. 

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BTT - Amazon Conure Senegal

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Madi Long

I am getting an error!

Elise

Video doesn’t exist…same happened to the last post of Dave and Jinx

Casey Thompson

Same here. I have to sign in on a web browser to view. Just go to google on your phone and search Patreon and sign in that way.

FayK

The app still is not working

Greta Stamm

Get it saying “sorry”

Denise Coffin

It's working for me, whatever was happening earlier. Thanks for the body language interpretations! Always interesting

Nicole Rowland

I was really hoping at the 10 minute mark when Dave had his "shirt emergency" that it was going to be the start of a "how many shirt changes can I get on camera" type of video. But in all seriousness Dave and Jamie always makes my heart happy ❤ I have so much love for all that they do.

Guy Goldstein K

However could watch it on web in my iPad

Guy Goldstein K

Crimson Bellys conures are known as Umbrella Cockatoo in conure body lol

Guy Goldstein K

Also I would make sure the Pineapple and the Crimson belly conures are properly bonded, some birds present self harming behaviors when they’re stressed by another bird.

Guy Goldstein K

For the Amazon, we use a small bowl that is intended for smaller birds (you can screw them onto the bars) to feed my African Grey, you can get up to 5 tbsp in there, more than enough for feeding bigger birds too!

Christina

Hmm on the phone through patreon it says this video does not exist .

Stephanie Edwards

It’s a real shame about the issues with the videos, I couldn’t get it to work on my Patreon phone app, but did get it to work in my phones browser. Just a tip for anyone else struggling. I’m really glad I did too, because my Senegal got featured. It’s really interesting how different people have different training styles. I was struggling to phase out the physical queue while teaching my dog to spin, and a dog trainer suggested giving the verbal, pausing and then giving the physical Q. The logic here being that it gives the dog a bit of time to think. I would love to phase out the physical cue, so I had taken the same logic. It does seem as if the bird is trying to reach towards my finger, so I did wonder if I had angry on cue. Especially with the bird vocalising, which actually hadn’t noticed until you pointed it out. I’m told the markings suggest the bird is female, but I’m not fully sure. With regards to the treat delivery, I’ve never really had issues, but two things might be at play here. Firstly, my depth perception is a bit rubbish, and secondly, There was a moment where I was wondering if I had angry on cue. I think the birds beak was slightly open which is what made me wonder.