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How do you handle a bird?

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If it's a wild bird, you shouldn't be handling it unless you are some kind of scientist tagging it for research or something. In which case, I'm assuming you would know how to handle it. If it's a pet bird, you can train it to step onto your finger when you put your finger just underneath their breast area and it will step onto your finger. If not, you can grab it with both your hands, but do not squeeze it. Birds are delicate and you can easily break their bones or even kill it if you are not careful!

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