I call it bowing to the queen. What I have noticed is that there is the confrontation, and then the lower bird steps out of sight. (bowing to the queen) and then, often times I have seen that bird come right back out and eat beside them.
If they can't get out of sight, then the queen takes offense to that, and gives a bigger thump or a chase, saying I am the queen.... and it can get rough, as the peasant literally can not get out of sight.
Clutter really helps, roosts, ladders, chairs, boxes, anything!
If they can't get out of sight, then the queen takes offense to that, and gives a bigger thump or a chase, saying I am the queen.... and it can get rough, as the peasant literally can not get out of sight.
Clutter really helps, roosts, ladders, chairs, boxes, anything!
