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My baby Romeo is around 2 and whenever I take him out of his cage he buries his beak in my hand and digs away like a cat/dog. He also regurgitates sometimes? Has any one else had this happen? Thanks a bunch :cag:
 

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My baby Romeo is around 2 and whenever I take him out of his cage he buries his beak in my hand and digs away like a cat/dog. He also regurgitates sometimes? Has any one else had this happen? Thanks a bunch :cag:
My yellow side grew cheek does the same... I move away before the food comes back to his mouth ...I thought mine was not normal. This is a relief to see someone else with this issue.
 

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My macaw likes to dig & scratch in blankets, but thankfully doesn't "feed" them. I call him my big, blue chicken. :wacky:
 

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My macaw likes to dig & scratch in blankets, but thankfully doesn't "feed" them. I call him my big, blue chicken. :wacky:
awww....i was so scared the first time my gcc did it coz hes like 2.5 months old only (maz) ...his features havnt even all come in .... can they also do this as a form of digestive mechanism?
 

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My macaw likes to dig & scratch in blankets, but thankfully doesn't "feed" them. I call him my big, blue chicken. :wacky:
Whenever my mom sees him doing that she’s like, “is that a parrot or a chicken?”
 

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awww....i was so scared the first time my gcc did it coz hes like 2.5 months old only (maz) ...his features havnt even all come in .... can they also do this as a form of digestive mechanism?
I’m glad my quirky bird could provide you some relief :lol:This forum is great for quick questions about birds, everyone is so knowledgeable. But I believe that the reason they do that is a mix of wild behavior (digging) and showing their affection (regurgitation).
 
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