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Yesterday, the sweetest thing happened (I feel like I'm gonna lose my man card for even talking about it). I was sitting next to them, letting them free range a bit. I was giving them some black fly larva, and of course my roosters, aka "feathered pigs", had jumped up and were stomping all...

Parrots definitely have a pecking order...though it can sometimes turn into more of a "biting order" if someone wants to ignore warnings. The thing is, parrots pair bond, and are monogamous, so that changes the dynamic a lot.

Maybe it's just an individual personality thing. But my chicks don't really like to be "picked up" either. They will squawk and complain a little too. What I'm talking about is me putting my hand out, palm up, and them just hopping on. They know that outstretched hand means some lovin' is on...

You know, my chickens preen themselves A LOT. But I never see them pay any attention to each other whatsoever. I am a parrot guy first, and I have to say, parrots are ALWAYS grooming each other affectionately. I suppose it strengthens their flock bonds and what not. So it makes me curious as...