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Date Posted: 12:48:25 11/04/05 Fri
Author: Mary
Subject: Re: Grey anger
In reply to: Paul 's message, "Re: Grey anger" on 00:09:46 11/04/05 Fri

>They do get quitre angry dont they?!?! Sam runs from
>side to side of his play to lunging at me when he is
>angry (boy is that fun to put him away on those days).
~~~~~~Rustika wasn't angry with me. She was angry about sharing me with the other birds. Intrusion is what she didn't like from the other birds. Also she has never even try to clamp my hand. She super gentle and steps right up before I ask her to step up. She goes to anyone without fear and never bites. She makes kissing sounds to whoever has her when she first steps up. I have to tell her to save those kisses for Mom only. LOL

> He does the same thing you described when baby
>lovebirds get away from me and fly into his room...
>luckily they have never gotten too close.
~~~~~I was told that she did that feather puff/lunge because she was more scared than angry. She is a confident bird and will protect her area, not being scared away by the other birds here.
>
>Although did I tell you that he stepped up the other
>day and talked to me while on my hand? It is the
>first time he has stepped up willingly since I got him
>(which was august '04)
~~~~~That is a wonderful improvement! You've done a lot of work with Sam and come a very long way.

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