Why do parcels peck similar heads

Passing each other's head may be playing with each other or fighting, which is more likely to fight.It is possible that the fighting caused by the scrambling site, or the character of the two male parrots is better to fight.If it is a group, it is generally a fight between male, and at this time, it is likely to fight for a spouse.If they find that they are more serious, it is best to separate them.

1. Why do parcels peck similar heads?

Passing the head between parrots may be playing or fighting.If it is the two heterosexual parrots, it may be communicating with feelings, and no danger will happen.But if it is the same sex, it may be because the fight for the site is fighting. At this time, if they find that they are fighting seriously, it is best to separate them, otherwise it may cause injuries.If it is a group, it may be competing for a spouse or a site.Therefore, pay attention to control the feeding density when breeding, and leave sufficient space for them to prevent fighting.

Second, why the parrot pecks feathers by himself

Parrots may be due to their calcium deficiency. At this time, they can feed them some cuttlefish bones to supplement calcium. They can also enrich the types of food and add some vegetables and fruits to supplement calcium.They may be pecking feathers because they have dice on their bodies.When breeding is usually raised, be sure to bring them more to the sun, and ultraviolet rays can effectively repel the deworming.In addition, they will peck their feathers by themselves with skin diseases. At this time, they must apply ointment to them in time to keep the living environment clean and tidy.