Why Does My Congo African Grey Make a Loud Loud Clicking Noise First Thing in the Morning?
African grey parrots are known for being brilliant, quick to learn, loving and loud. There is much to learn, which can help new parrot owners bond with their pet.
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Boredom
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When it comes to achieving peace and quiet, boredom is the enemy. Try placing toys in the cage and periodically changing toys to keep the parrot occupied.
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Greeting
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Most birds, including parrots, chatter in the early morning to greet the day. Parrots click and chatter to say "good morning" to their companions.
Routine
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Parrots are dependent upon routines and will make the same noises at the same time of day because of this.
Distress
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If the clicking noise is coming from the beak rather than the tongue, it may be a sign of agitation. If clicking is accompanied by arched wings and a lowered head, do not attempt to handle the bird until it has calmed down.
Bottom Line
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Parrots are noisy and the African grey is no exception. Those wanting to share a home with a parrot must accept the noise level that accompanies these brilliant creatures.
References
- Photo Credit Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Francisco Antunes
