conure head bobbing with mouth open

Yes, it's beak closed gyrating lol She's very attached to me, so this is probably the case.

My JoJo does this for company! Thanked 3,345 Times in 1,495 Posts For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. My advice - if you ever think you have reason (and this is not one of them) to suspect something is not right, do the trip to your vet. I am getting a 3 month old Linnie soon, cobalt blue.

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But I am … Nanday Conure -Finley- Hatched 10/07/17* 2 GCA(Luna,Merlin) It could be simply adjusting the food in the crop.

Listen for evidence of wheezing, clicking, or changes in the sound of your bird’s voice. Is she sick?

Sound like preparations for regurgitation.

Thanked 12,973 Times in 5,892 Posts Sometimes when she is out and hanging out with me, she bobs her head up and down rapidly against whatever, my hand, my watch, my cheek, etc.

Pancha is very hormonal now, and does this head bobbing, wing flipping thing for hours at a time, it is very annoying! JavaScript is disabled. Thank you for everyones fast response!

Healthy conures breathe with their mouths closed, so check for open-mouth breathing, even after your bird has been active. This behavior is exaggerated to an almost frenzied manner when being handfed, and sometimes makes the handfeeding formula fly everywhere except in the bird's mouth! Lol.I'll try and get a video if she does it again, I haven't seen her do it again within these past days.

Nibbler does this for attention, he doesn't love me enough to regurge (thank god)

I would have to agree with mollygreencheeks, it sounds like regurgitation. SassyByrd (DYH Amazon) JoJo (GCC) Betty (GCC) DEARLY LOVED fids lost to “Teflon Disaster” 12/17 RIP Pickles (GC),RIP Winston (Sun), RIP Lady PLEASE TAKE 5 MINUTES &TOSS OUT ALL YOUR TEFLON NOW! Ollie does this to my fingers sometimes and it's cute!

.sign of love lol They do it for several reasons: (Both Genders) Sick head shaking: When conures bob their head up and down, and they keep their beak open and make gagging noises, they could be sick. Head bobbing with mouth open? Maui does this while at her food dish, sitting on her gate, perch, or on top of her cage.

1 YNA (Bingo) Thread starter Ocean; Start date 12/23/14; Ocean Sprinting down the street. It may be a normal behavior.She doesn't do this all the time, I've caught her doing it once or twice a day, or sometimes not at all. Click on a term to search for related topics. 1 OWA (Plumas R.I.P.) Any advice is greatly appreciated!Is this a new behaviour?

I do not mean to scare you but I just lost my precious male budgie from AGY which is called avian gastric yeast. Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts $issy will regurgitate on my feet..while im standing in the kitchen or on my arm when watch tv..totally normal.

At the most your out the vet visit but you get peace of mind, if nothing is wrong.

My sun conure is always fluffing up and twitching his wings and bobbing his head up and down when he is on my - Answered by a verified Bird Veterinarian. Is she sick? Joined 7/13/14 Messages 325 Real Name Aqua 12/23/14 #1 Why does my Linnie do this?

Conure is Vigorously Bobbing Head Up In Down If it's a vibration kind of motion with the bobbing it is a left over behavior from babies that means "feed me" but in adulthood it's something they do to people they're closest too and or if they are happy. Take note if your conure bobs their tail up and down in sync with its breathing. Thanked 4,330 Times in 1,617 Posts She was hatched just this past May.This could also be yeast in the crop.

7 Cockatiels Hoping my English will make friends with him.Can you get a video? If it's a vibration kind of motion with the bobbing it is a left over behavior from babies that means "feed me" but in adulthood it's something they do to people they're closest too and or if they are happy. Cinnamon Green Cheeked Conure CLARK (F) and a Regular Green Cheeked Conure ZOD (F)

She'll run to our mouth, pluck it out, and then bob her head so fast you honestly can't see the individual movements.