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Previous Video     Return to Search Results     Next Video What's that on parrot's head? Pin feathers #bird #macaw Published on March 18, 2024 What are those white sticks on my parrot's head? These are pin feathers. Birds molt their feathers and replace them with new ones. They grow out in the shape of a pin until they are fully grown and ready to open. You don't normally see pin feathers sticking out on the parrot's body because they open those themselves. However, the pin feathers on the head can remain for a long time because the parrot cannot reach to open those itself. Unless another bird or human opens up the pin feathers on the head, it may take a long time for them to open by themselves. Rachel my Blue and Gold Macaw enjoys having her pin feathers opened. Check out my other videos and subscribe: https://youtube.com/@All-Parrots?sub_confirmation=1 Previous Video     Return to Search Results     Next Video Suggested Videos 0:48 Getting Baby Parrots to Try Healthy Foods #parrots 0:37 Worst Habit with Parrots 1:46 3 Fun Facts About Blue And Gold Macaws 2:21 Parrot Wizard Perfect Tree 2:44 Truman Cape Parrot Playing on His New Tree Stand 0:27 Training parrots Q&A with Conure, Ringneck, and Cockatiel #birds 2:43 Parrots Outside on Warm January Day! 0:57 Baby Parrot First Nutriberry Treat #bird #cute

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