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Previous Video     Return to Search Results     Next Video What's That Beak Clicking? Senegal Parrot Clicking Beak Published on January 13, 2025 Parrot beak clicking, what does beak clicking mean? In this video you cans see how Kili my Senegal Parrot is beak clicking at me. The parrot is rapidly opening and closing her beak repeatedly. Why do Senegal Parrot's do beak clicking? For Senegal Parrots and other Poicephalus parrots, beak clicking is a courtship behavior that means they are happy to see someone. I call it happy beak because my Senegal and Cape do this when they are happy to see someone. Previous Video     Return to Search Results     Next Video Suggested Videos 1:45 Parrot Training Perch ❤️🦜 0:32 Parrot Acting Silly Truman Pretending to Drink Water off the Couch 3:17 Two Cuddly Baby Macaws 0:51 Are Macaws Cuddly When They Grow Up? 4:43 The #1 Thing You Need to Focus on with Your Pet Parrot 0:47 What do Parrots SMELL like? 0:55 How Kody the Cape Parrot Got His Name 2:17 Parrot Training is Easy – Cockatiel Ringneck Sun Conure Macaw Senegal and Cape Parrot

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