Re: Drooling poicephalus

Posted by Karen Wingrove from kpssdc.kp.org (162.119.240.100) on Friday, March 15, 2002 at 11:49AM :

In Reply to: Drooling Capes posted by April Troxell from spider-wo071.proxy.aol.com (205.188.200.51) on Tuesday, March 12, 2002 at 9:30PM :

When Bilbo Baggins, J'attitude-filled Jardine's, grinds his beak at night getting comfy on my chest before bedtime, he sometimes drools. His eyes drift to half-staff and his beak grinds contentedly and rhythmically, and saliva collects at the end of his beak. I've always thought of it as a self-comforting behavior. Lilikoi is still hopping and playing at bedtime and I've not seen that behavior in her - yet.

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