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Not mine he is not tame :-( and trys to bite me :-(

You enter the park and keep driving past camping, and then end up with a “driveway” over the dunes to get to the beach part. Need 4-wheel drive. Great place. Tides greatly impact how much water and experience. We love it with our kids. But gotta be safe of water and cars.

You dont need 4wd to drive on this beach. I take my wifes civic all the way down it all the time. Its hard pack.

Mine was like that too. Used to say I'm "tormenting" her but the bird purred and tweeted with approval. Red bellies are the greatest. I also have an almost 5-month-old Meyers that is turning out to be a real sweetie too, but I will go easy until I have a better understanding of how this new bird will like being handled.

@@shawngrannell8804 The poicephalus parrots tend to be nippy by nature living in large flocks. All young parrots are gentle, but they will eventually grow into an adult temperament. I got a 6 month old Meyers 15 years ago. He was so gentle at first. He changed a lot from that start. He became suddenly nippy even tho I was always gentle with him. I think the Meyers was too hand raised and spoiled. He became neurotic and extremely self-absorbed. I would present a snack and he would spend a long time self-celebrating instead of accepting the treat immediately. I think of him as a spoiled hatchery prince. I will never give up on him because he'll end up for sale in a store, or injured by a low time new owner.

@@shawngrannell8804 All pet parrots tend to mask their true inner feelings and act tolerant, until they don't. The surfacing of held back resentment will instantly erase all that socialization into an unexpected bite. Their brains are more reptilian than our highly socialized evolution. A parrot can present a 7 year old personality, but instantly revert to an angry one year old. Beware.

@@drobekus awww! Mine is Cheeto they are awesome Birds!

Jste podle mého ,zbytečně kritický .Co mám z pohledu na špínu ,posprejované zdi ,chátrající budovy ....to dodá mi lepší náladu ?...Komu to chybí ,at jde za tím ven a pokochá se na vlastní oči....Také v Přerově fotím jen hezké věci ,budovy,parky ,lidi ...chci vidět jen krásu a povznést duši..Horrory jsou dostupné na každém televizním kanále....to mi není potřeba..Děkuji za krásný pohled na nedaleké město ..

Don't poke a finger in their face or at their body. Let them know you intend to touch them. Give notice, ask permission. Parrots are people too. They are not an object of possession. Baby birds don't know any better yet.

you have absolutely no idea how to read body language, its fine to ruff up your bird if they are fine with it as young birds do that to each other all the time they know when enough is enough and respect each others limits. this mimics natural behaviour.just natural behaviour. As a breeder who regularly raises birds from day one I can say I would normally agree with you but there are exceptions to the rules and this is one of those cases

@@amosk2416 Expected reply from a 'self-proclaimed breeder' to justify 'ruffing up' a bird; maybe YOU need another lesson in 'reading' body language.

Jose Ahmed go back to turd world Latin America.

Bill , I think I've seen you on Market st and 8 laying on the sidewalk with all those Drunk AND CRACK HEAD .

@ jose Ahmed..are you a Muslim???

are you from Uganda or etiopia , Africa , becare with ICE they are locking your brother on main street .

Tony Black don’t get shot

And we dont miss you.

@@Shad106_ MEANY

Ha

Poor little guy, must’ve gone through a tough time

4 years later but i know there’s one here in oregon

Yea ha