Re: How Do You Teach A Bird Not To Fly Into Walls & Stuff?

["Janet Jeanpierre" <jajeanpierre@DIax8ItmZ18CKhlRlcAO2-EG0t7oHCvdLuvz-vTmO-nNZ7gcEwqsSFFkIZJMmhOnRveGWsdJRMGMyMXVow.yahoo.invalid>]

--- In Freeflight@yahoogroups.com, "Susan Dobrowolsky " <susanx@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi, Janet.
>> You described the initial flight position for a Grey beautifully.
Is it the same or similar for a Senegal?
>

I think any new flyer will have that steep, angled stall position,
especially any of the larger parrots.  I think they are trying to slow
their flight down, so all the brakes are on at the same time as they
are trying to stay airborne.  Its hard work for a new flyer who
doesn't have well-developed flight muscles.

Janet