Were are the parrots ears
Were are the parrots ears2007-11-24 17:16:33
i read a book about parrots and they said rubbing their ears comforts them. Well i dont know were my parrots ears are. if someone can tell me or give me a link to a picture. Thankssss
Answers:They are holes on the side of their heads... sort of under the eye and to towards the back of the head...
You know the orange cheeks on cockatiels? That's where the ears are.
Try blowing the feathers back and you will see its ears. :)
When I rub my lorikeet around his ears, he stretches his neck out and opens his mouth as if he is yawning.
they have little holes on the sides of their heads...so just rub the sides of his head
Their ear are just behind their eye. but be careful not to rub the eye by mistake.
They are behind the eyes. They don't stick out like ours, being streamlined for reducing wind resistance, so the external ears are often invisible. They consist of a flat hole covered by a flap of skin bearing feathers which shelter the orifice from the wind during flying. The ear-covering feathers are occasionally a different colour from the rest of the head.
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