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Previous Video     Return to Search Results     Next Video What Happens If You Don't Open Parrot's Pin Feathers #bird Published on March 26, 2024 When parrots grow new feathers, they form in the shape of a pin at first. The bird will open the pin feathers around its body by itself. However, the parrot can use some help from another bird or human opening the pin feathers on the head. If you do not open them, the parrot might scratch the pin feathers with its foot, rub its head on something, wash them off in a shower, or eventually they open on their own. Previous Video     Return to Search Results     Next Video Suggested Videos 0:14 Brown-necked Parrot Kody enjoying one of his first harness walks #bird 2:33 Bear Mountain Appalachian Trail Parrot Outing 0:59 Noisiest Bird in my Flock - Brown-Necked Cape parrot 1:27 Macaw Parrot Walk by the Ocean 0:18 Viewing ECLIPSE from my Parrot Aviary in NY #bird #eclipse 0:38 Bird Harness – I Picked Red Color for My Parrot #macaw 6:16 How to Teach a Parrot to Trim Nails 16:34 Stop Parrot Biting - Guaranteed Way to Prevent Bites!

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