Wierd behavio
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Yes! It could be a multitude of problems, or nothing at all. Still, what he is doing does not sound normal. Get him in as soon as possible just to make sure & give you peace of mind.
Keep us all updated!
Keep us all updated!
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stephend
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Acorn - a Yellow Sided Green Cheek Conure;
Bob - a Cockatiel;
Cricket - an American Budgie
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I called the vet the second time he did it, and they said that he was likely just playing; and so I waited till he did it a third time and he seemed more distressed the third time and scheuled an appointment for him in a couple of hours. I will post an update when I know anything.
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stephend
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Acorn - a Yellow Sided Green Cheek Conure;
Bob - a Cockatiel;
Cricket - an American Budgie
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It turns out the problem is that Bob has not taken any body language lessons from a dog and I don't yet fully understand that of birds. Appearently he was just trying to say "I love you"
merlinsmom13
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I'm sure the vet is used to this kind of visit from new mommies & daddies. Better safe than sorry.
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LOL!!! So glad Bob is okay 
And really glad that he loves you!
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