Telling me

[CaptMicha]

I barely get bit anymore (I probably just jinxed it). So I must be really quick or I'm interpreting warning signs that I'm not aware I'm interpreting.

I know that when they make that rrnnt! noise they're either content or angry. It's pretty easy to tell which is which.

I know that charging is angry. And I swear I can see them get these evil little faces with narrowed eyes and everything when they're angry.

But I'd like to know what are the warning signs so I can back off or avoid bites.

[Kathryn]

Sounds like you are already reading the most important signs.
Lovebirds train us more quickly than we can train them.:rofl:

[Cooper]

Raised feathers at on the back of the neck means an angry bird.

[Lindades264]

Hi, I have one female that is a little nippy. When she nips, I take her away from the other birds and have a little chat with her. I let her know that I do not like her doing that. This seems to work for a week or so.