Eight quick reasons why parrots pluck part 2
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Eight quick reasons why parrots pluck feathers 1 of 2by italpe1190 views- 0:57
Kaya cuddlingby The2crazybirds119 views
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Senegal Parrot "Teecoo" feather plucking....by minifee819239 views
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Lunch with the real wild wings.by californiaflocks1,720 views
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@happysmileyface99 Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease (PBFD) Is what I mentioned it is also referred to as Circovirus1. I am also familiar with the term Psittacine as well. Thanks. Happy New Year to you as well.
italpe1 1 month ago
Hey sorry but PBFD actually means psittacine beak and feather disease. psittacine means "A bird of the parrot family" or "Of, relating to, or denoting birds of the parrot family." :) thank you for your videos, i like them and they have important stuff in them!! :) oh and happy new year!!! :)
happysmileyface99 1 month ago
@onmilo Good to know. Thanks for Sharing that.
italpe1 3 months ago
I want to add a bit to your #8 reason of wing clipping. I have a blue crown conure that had been clipped since birth, never learned to fly, is a rehome.
We got him & he was beginning to feather destruct. We have been teaching him that it is ok & even acceptable to fly & we allow his flight feathers to grow, he kept biting the flight feathers ends off for the first year. Now he is learning to accept them & is beginning to fly a bit.
The feather destruction has stopped. :-)
onmilo 3 months ago