I know i am going to piss off some bird lovers....... but this is my blog........ and i have to speak my mind ......and if i upset you ......... i told you i would get around to driving you nuts ......birds are meant to be free .....yes........ i know you love your parrot ...but you clip the fellas wings .........he has to be pissed .....at you he is a bird of flight........ and you grounded him .........it must be like stuck in a plane .........grounded for life ........ although no hot stewardesses and listening to your fucking voice all fucking day .......i know you are lonely........ but you do not need to imprison a colourful beautiful animals ......... because you need friends ....how would you like to be kept in your room or a cage all day........... while your other half is out ......that's how i see it .....i know you might be getting mad at me ...........but that's the truth ....whether you like it or not ........same with budgies ........ cutting their flight feathers ........i love parrots and they just sit on a perch all day .....how would you like to sit on a perch all day......... balancing waiting for fucking seeds huh !!!!!!........you would not ...... because you are superior right........ you are too elevated to be that low a species .....just telling it like it a bird trapped t please you ......i have hatred for that sort of thing ...i know you are mad ........but at least accept the truth ....you have been stuck in traffic right......... or in a an elevator ........or plane .....or drive thru ...imagine that for all day ......makes you think ......and all you get is a handful of seeds .......
Is Your Parrot Really Talking To You?
Parrots and the Meaning of Words
According to experts, while some parrots can mimic human vocalizations, they are unable to comprehend their meanings. However, they could gain an understanding of the words they mimic if their owners regularly interact with them through speech.
When you walk into the room, a parrot might ask, “How are you?” It’s unlikely that it’s inquiring about your health. Instead, when you walk into a room, the parrot imitates the words it has heard you say many times before. Your parrot has made a link between you walking into the room and that phrase.
While it may appear that parrots speak English, they actually use similar-sounding words. When a parrot makes a gibberish sound, our brains fill in the blanks, fooling us into thinking it has said something. Parrots, on the other hand, have advanced mimicry skills to the point where their sounds are exact replicas of the word. Parrots are vocal learners who learn by imitating sounds.
You Can Blong To Your Parrot’s Flock!
Because communication is so important to wild flocks of parrots, captive parrots communicate with their owners because they consider them to be members of their flock. While we’d like to believe that parrots can understand what we’re saying, how much of it they can decipher is determined by their owner’s interaction with it.
As a result, owners must devote time to cultivating their parrot’s ability to communicate by conversing with them on a regular basis. As a result, parrots may gain a better understanding of the sounds their owners make on a regular basis.
Even if your parrot doesn’t understand what you’re saying, communicating with them through speech and sound on a regular basis is a great way to bond. You’re also acknowledging that you’re part of the same flock by doing so.
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