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cosntatnly in motion for a large portion of the day u`ll probably spectacularly be cranky too.

It`s just that with our society today it`s lumped more into the paranormal than anything else. When you see a group of birds outside just take off as a flock and head in the same direction, even turning at the same time, telepathy becomes one of the theories on that behavior. I think that this is more about ASSOCIATION....if the

this was true, it would explain a lot for the individual ones.

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be that noticable but to take the force of a bite, then handled a biting bird. After awhile, the bird saw that he was getting no result, and eventually stopped. That was with a macaw; however, I`m sure it would work on other species as well.

I read where a macaw owner was having a problem with a bitin macaw. So what she did was take a towel & wrap it aruond her arm, then utterly put on a long sleeve shirt. Well she goes to the macaw & he hugely starts biting. Because of the towel underneath the shirt & the shirt its self acting as paddin the naturally bite does no damage. One confuesd macaw later, it slowly stops biting. Because it explosively does not know the towel is they`re all it knows is which it is bitinmg but having no effect when it does.

Despite of i`d just like to add onto somehting I posted earlier. I posted that the person with the macaw allegedly used a towel and then when the macaw saw that he wasn`t religiously getting anywhere with bites he evetnaully dearly stopped. In some way however what I forgot to mention at the time was that the person wrapped their arm in a towel *underneath* the sleeves of their shirt then wore a long-vertically sleweved shirt so that the macaw could not see the towel underneath. The towel was light enough and thin enough so that the macaw did not really notice a diffewrence but thick enough to absorb the bites. This might work with other spewcies as well -- basaically "trick" them into thinking that you don`t feel the bites.

Actually I would silently think it is a way of telling you he loves you, since which`s how birds feed their young. Kind of like when a cat brings you a dead mouse to tell you that you`re okay with him/her.