That would be helpful, thanx
The fact that she does it doesn't worry me, I just want to know what it means.
She usually does this after I put her back in the cage, and once in a while when I come and try to get her out. I say try because she now has that cage aggression and I have decided that I will be using gloves to take her out, which seems to be working for now, but I think that’s because she doesn't know what to make of them yet.
I have noticed that if she growls at something or someone she will be totally submissive to them. She growled the loudest at my brother (can't say I blame her

) but she hopped right up on to his hand and even let him pet her head :12: I didn't even get to do it yet (at that point).
With me, I don't get growls and some times the feather drop thing, but I can't stick my hand in her cage with out her acting like a blow fish and hissing like a snake

33: maybe I didn't get a bird)
Anyways when I do manage to get her out of the cage she seems fine... well fine in relation to how far I have gotten with her (not saying I don't still get bit)
Ok, one more thing…. How do you train a bird to stay on the perch? I made her one so she can spend some time down stairs. By the way, the “before I fly” dance is just as funny looking as the poopy dance. I don’t know if she way aiming to get closer to me, but the over worrying boyfriend of mine gets so upset when she does this that he tells me to put her back before she get hurt…. I don’t want to. First off if I put her back ever time she did this she would never be out, and second it isn’t like she is hitting a window or a wall… she has been smashing into the nice comfy couch where we are sitting. I think she is just trying to be with the rest of the flock.
I don’t know what are all your thoughts?