Daisy and Clover have a new behavoir. They'll lock the tips of their beaks together and pull.
Just wondering, is this an aggressive act or a bonding act? They don't act agitated before and or afterwards.
Beak Tug of War
Daisy and Clover have a new behavoir. They'll lock the tips of their beaks together and pull.
Just wondering, is this an aggressive act or a bonding act? They don't act agitated before and or afterwards.
Re: Beak Tug of War
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Re: Beak Tug of War
Hey Micha,
As long as there is no aggressive behavior this is a bonding action. The male should be feeding the female, but at times they just have a good long beak bond also.
TTYL,
Lori
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