In conclusion, parrots rely on a variety of cues to anticipate and respond to feeding time. Visual cues, such as the sight of their caregiver with food or the opening of specific storage areas, play a significant role in their feeding behavior. Auditory cues, including footsteps or specific vocalizations, also trigger their anticipation for food. Parrots’ keen sense of time allows them to develop routines and exhibit behaviors signaling their hunger. Additionally, they take social cues from their flock or human caregivers when it comes to feeding-related activities. Understanding and respecting these cues is essential for their well-being and helps foster a strong bond between parrots and their caregivers.
