Urgent Upper beak stuck in lower beak

[JornsBergenson]

Our eclectus parrot seems to have his upper beak locked/trapped inside his lower beak. He doesn't seem stressed about it, but he hasn't really moved in over an hour and is ignoring the almond I put in his bowl.
Certainly, he can get himself out of this situation, right?
This may be a natural position for his beaks to line up, but I've never seen him do this before and it's freaking me out a little.

 

[Mizzely]

If it's stuck and unable to eat or drink, he needs to see a vet. In captivity their beaks can get overgrown and they can get themselves into trouble

 

[JornsBergenson]

In the words of Emily Littella: "never mind" (remember Gilda Radner from the early days of SNL?). Anyway, I feel silly. He must have been just chilling out with his beak propped open. He had no trouble opening his beak and attacking the almond I put into his bowl after a while.

I asked the groomer this past week about his beak and she said that it wasn't time to trim since there wasn't much beyond the "quick". The vet said the same a couple of months ago.

 

[Mizzely]

Better to feel silly than sorry I took my bird to the vet once got a cough...

He was mimicking me.

 

[JornsBergenson]

Better to feel silly than sorry I took my bird to the vet once got a cough...
He was mimicking me.

I think you're joking. Very funny, whether you're joking or not!

 

[Mizzely]

I think you're joking. Very funny, whether you're joking or not!

I probably have the vet bills somewhere proving I am not

 

[Tiel Feathers]

I probably have the vet bills somewhere proving I am not

I actually did the same thing once! It turns out the birds previous owner had a bad smokers cough.