sustained Arnold bird freak-out (bedroom)

[purplecleo]

My parrotlet does that. He's lived with us for only a few days so I haven't decoded it yet, but he frequently does this when he's in his cage and I either mess with his food dish or look at him for too long. In your case I think he's being protective of you.

[elmolives]

lol I think this bird loves you more than you may think :) birds get really involved with their owners

[kibbyle]

Mine does this when I show her a piece of corn (her favorite treat)!

[saaaammmmm]

i think that might be a parrotlet courtship dance. clearly he's frustrated you weren't the least bit impressed by his fancy moves.

[ryandavidwalker]

no, I don't think he was upset.  just bravado.

[memmey]

What was he upset about...the camera? He was upset Huh?

[autumn890]

I played that with my parrotlet sitting on my desk.

He basically went crazy =D

[Tonberrycactuar]

Haha it's like he's having a sugar rush or something. why was he doing that? He kinda looks up at you as if he's expecting something lol.