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Submitted: September 2, 2012
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Model:Canon EOS 1100D
Shutter Speed:1/83 second
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Date Taken:Sep 3, 2012, 7:54:45 AM
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There's nothing like after bath rub...by `emmil

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Birds

©2012-2013 `emmil

You should try this with your parrots. They are most vulnerable with rubbing after taking a bath!

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~good-luck-cat Sep 7, 2012

Your bird makes me make noises that are normally reserved for tiny kittens.

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`emmil Sep 7, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

Lol, people often find them unbearably cute as kitten yes X3

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~dragon120874 Sep 7, 2012

My bird was on the devil's shoulder once, I'm telling you, but he'll soften up when I give him a nice neck rub<3

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`emmil Sep 7, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

That's great! :3

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~dragon120874 Sep 7, 2012

He can be sweet... Sometimes. Ha ha, he's only a year old. When he was younger, all he would do was bite, and bite HARD. We managed to, for the most part, train it out of him. I hope he'll continue to mellow with age!

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`emmil Sep 7, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

How do u train him to stop biting?

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~dragon120874 Sep 7, 2012

When ever he bit us, we would put him away for 15 minutes, then take him out and try again. If he would bite and hang on, we would slowly press our finger back further in to his beak until he let go then put him away. I honestly think he'd bite to a) get attention, or b) test us. X) So much personality in a little package, yes?

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`emmil Sep 7, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

& if he bites on the neck?

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~dragon120874 Sep 7, 2012

Actually, he'd go for the ear lobe! Ha ha, we would simply put him away. We eventually learned that he liked to curl up in our hair and if it was pulled back, he'd protest.

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`emmil Sep 7, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

I have a bird who really likes to hop on my shoulder but she also likes to bite my neck skin and if I try to shoo her away, she'll bite my hand fiercely. FYI: She doesn't like to be held but she don't mind head rub.

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