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Post by chris on Nov 8, 2018 7:55:32 GMT -7
I thought this was interesting: phys.org/news/2018-11-goffin-cockatoos-tools.htmlNow, Ruby will make tools all the time, although they are almost always to use to scratch her neck. I caught her the other day breaking a plastic knife and using the smaller piece for a delicious neck scratch. Maybe I should enroll her @ Harvard.  |
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Post by Haz on Nov 8, 2018 12:47:15 GMT -7
Chy is too lazy to make a neck scratching tool. She just comes up to one of us and bends her head which tells us she wants a neck scratch. Hubby must give better scratches than me. She makes a cooing noise when he does it.
Haz
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Post by Jane on Nov 9, 2018 4:48:28 GMT -7
Mitzi doesn't make tools. Monty will put his head in a bell so that the clapper scratches his head but I don't think that counts!
Jane
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Post by Thomas on Nov 11, 2018 20:58:31 GMT -7
Sheeba also uses the clapper in her bell to scratch her neck. Whenever a large feather is pulled out or falls, she grabs it and used the quill end to scratch her neck, also. Manfred used to do that as well.
Thomas
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Post by chris on Nov 13, 2018 8:37:17 GMT -7
Sheeba also uses the clapper in her bell to scratch her neck. Whenever a large feather is pulled out or falls, she grabs it and used the quill end to scratch her neck, also. Manfred used to do that as well. Thomas Ruby also does that when a big feather falls out. |
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