I was just going down memory lane and looking at some old pictures of my quaker who passed away, and it reminded me of one of the things that I loved most about him.
As narcissistic as this might sound, I absolutely loved that he would stare at me constantly. He watched every single move I made , and even stared at me when I just sat still. He stared at me while he played, while he ate, and even when he was taking a bath. Lol.
I always interpreted it as his love stare. I could see the love in his eyes. He was never on edge or anything. He trusted me so I don't think it was him being cautious of his surroundings or anything.
*Is it a love stare?*
Anyway, I miss having a parrot watch everything I do. I hope that my next parrot will stare at me all day long too.
But then I Googled "parrots and staring"(Yes- I tend to Google any & everything that pops into my mind) and I'm not really getting much about the subject.
So that made me wonder - is it unusual for a parrot to stare at it's parront?
As narcissistic as this might sound, I absolutely loved that he would stare at me constantly. He watched every single move I made , and even stared at me when I just sat still. He stared at me while he played, while he ate, and even when he was taking a bath. Lol.
I always interpreted it as his love stare. I could see the love in his eyes. He was never on edge or anything. He trusted me so I don't think it was him being cautious of his surroundings or anything.
*Is it a love stare?*
Anyway, I miss having a parrot watch everything I do. I hope that my next parrot will stare at me all day long too.
But then I Googled "parrots and staring"(Yes- I tend to Google any & everything that pops into my mind) and I'm not really getting much about the subject.
So that made me wonder - is it unusual for a parrot to stare at it's parront?