Video Rubber neckin'

[JLcribber]

Its definitely spring.

 

[Birdbabe]

Birdie Love.

 

[Mockinbirdiva]

Ah yes…. nothing speaks romance like a bed of roses… er uh…. wood chips.. What's with the TV… they need some Barry White music!!!!!

 

[Mr Peepers]

Siamese Too's, who knew?

 

[cassiesdad]

Another video reason why I have the utmost respect for people who have more than one 'too in their life. I can barely survive with one...I don't really know how I'd get by with two....

 

[Tyrion]

Sooooo sweet

 

[Princessbella]

That is so precious!

 

[JLcribber]

She's saying she has a headache.

 

[Mr Peepers]

She's saying she has a headache.

He's saying, "here Baby have some of this wood its got pain relieving healing type herbs in it. here, have some more."
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[Tiel Feathers]

Cute! I think they're saying, "lets go under the blankets!"

 

[lupe]

Oh yeah. .Advil...time..lol..maybe tomorrow honey. .

 

[alcmene]

She's saying she has a headache.

This post made me snort coffee out of my nose. Which scared Lucy and caused her to fly loops around the room while shrieking. I hope you're happy.

 

[RosieBird]

Too headed toos, precious!

 

[cassiesdad]

My favorite part is right before the end...a playful nip around the wing is returned with a "NO"...

 

[melissasparrots]

Ariel does this with me. Usually while digging in the couch cushions, often with some tongue clicking but otherwise just with some hissy noises and tongue movements. When I used to watch my cockatiels do this, I was always under the impression it was less a mating thing and more of a getting each other in sync sort of thing. Sometimes leading to mating but other times just meaning "this is a nice nest box don't you agree?" "hiss hiss hiss(yes, yes, yes)." "I'm glad we both think so." Wondering if other multi cockatoo owners have noticed a similar method of communication or if it just always seems overtly sexual?

 

[JLcribber]

Ariel does this with me. Usually while digging in the couch cushions, often with some tongue clicking but otherwise just with some hissy noises and tongue movements. When I used to watch my cockatiels do this, I was always under the impression it was less a mating thing and more of a getting each other in sync sort of thing. Sometimes leading to mating but other times just meaning "this is a nice nest box don't you agree?" "hiss hiss hiss(yes, yes, yes)." "I'm glad we both think so." Wondering if other multi cockatoo owners have noticed a similar method of communication or if it just always seems overtly sexual?

Thats mostly what they are doing. "this is a nice nest box don't you agree".

 

[cassiesdad]

Ariel does this with me. Usually while digging in the couch cushions, often with some tongue clicking but otherwise just with some hissy noises and tongue movements. When I used to watch my cockatiels do this, I was always under the impression it was less a mating thing and more of a getting each other in sync sort of thing. Sometimes leading to mating but other times just meaning "this is a nice nest box don't you agree?" "hiss hiss hiss(yes, yes, yes)." "I'm glad we both think so." Wondering if other multi cockatoo owners have noticed a similar method of communication or if it just always seems overtly sexual?

This is definitely happening with Milton. He will burrow out a space under the covers, then pop his head out, and hiss and tongue click. To me,he's saying, "This is a great place, come on in"...