I have this dove that hangs out with me every day, but I've finally decided that there might be something wrong with her. If she was a human, I'd say she might just have tourette's syndrome. Can birds get that neurological issue? Anyway, what the bird does.
She is always whining all the time, and doesn't sing, and she half-flaps her wings, always. They never stop moving, unlike the other doves who are more than happy to just sit next to me with their wings at rest. You know that half-flap that birds sometimes do when they don't have good talon grip on stuff? She does that, but doesn't raise her wings as far.
None of my birds are comfortable enough with me shoving a camera in their face to record video (they're all wild), but I have my webcam set up at a good angle. If anyone was watching on my discord, they could see her when she shows up to analyze. Could anyone help, or does she even need any?
She is always whining all the time, and doesn't sing, and she half-flaps her wings, always. They never stop moving, unlike the other doves who are more than happy to just sit next to me with their wings at rest. You know that half-flap that birds sometimes do when they don't have good talon grip on stuff? She does that, but doesn't raise her wings as far.
None of my birds are comfortable enough with me shoving a camera in their face to record video (they're all wild), but I have my webcam set up at a good angle. If anyone was watching on my discord, they could see her when she shows up to analyze. Could anyone help, or does she even need any?
She's not starving or she'd be pestering random adults hoping they'll feed her. That she goes quiet and pecks food around the adults says she's learning well. Juveniles watch the adults to learn what's edible and eat best when they're with adults that are eating.
