A old video of ours showing the body language to look for when potentially introducing a new caique to an established parrot/flock. These two are safely separated by an acrylic carrier in the video.
This body language is a dead giveaway that one or both caiques are stressed/angry/highly aggressive – ruffled feathers, pulled back wings/shoulders, fanned tail feathers, growling, etc.
This is Marley and Pogo – two of our male caiques that will likely never get along – and if they were allowed access to one another, one or both would likely be seriously injured – or potentially even killed.
Have a caique acting like this when it is near another parrot? Separate them immediately, and do not permit them access to each other.
5 replies to "Body language in caiques at Providence Meadow"
They look stressed.
Oh yea pogo is trolling him so bad, hahahahaha!
Reminds me of my brothers fighting my Ember said no no no what what lol lots of love from New Jersey and Ember 💖💕💖💕
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Some birds will never get along… some birds won't even get to the point of tolerating each other…