Mark & Da Boyz
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He loves to hang on the sleeve of my "T" shirt...drives me crazy though. He gets so wound up at times he bites me.
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Pictures Cheddar Hanging Out
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but he's cute!
Farlie
Rollerblading along the road
So cute. I love it!
That hanging by one-foot-trick seems to be indigenous to conures. My parakeets never did that and neither did my Quaker. I had a Jenday for a short while and it did too.
That hanging by one-foot-trick seems to be indigenous to conures. My parakeets never did that and neither did my Quaker. I had a Jenday for a short while and it did too.
Oh gosh, yes. Waffle likes to hang from my shirt sleeves by a foot too. Thankfully I don’t get bit unless she’s trying to climb up and having trouble balancing. She’ll randomly hang from areas of her cage by one foot, too.
Farlie
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Mark & Da Boyz
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I can relate to that so much.
Ha ha, yes. This looks very familiar! I would love to see what these stinkers are like in their natural habitats.
Adorable! But I've never heard of this specific kind of cheese ("Hanging Cheddar").
Maybe he's trying to be more like string cheese ;-) But in all seriousness, I feel like conures, generally speaking, LOVE hanging from things and, when they don't get their way, can get frustrated and more "bitey". At least that's the case with my crimson-bellied conure, Julio. It's been taking me a long time and a lot of patience, love and energy to get him to bite less often when he doesn't get what he wanted (he came to me after living with his original human for 5 years). Drives me NUTS some days, but I love the little fellow
