what does this CAG behavior mean?

[catvet]

My CAG is very sweet. When I start talking to her (telling her how much I love her and how wonderful she is, etc), she starts behaving strangely. She starts making a noise that sort of sounds like a kid makes when he/she is frustrated. I don't know that she's frustrated, she just makes a sound like that. uh,uh,uh,... sort of. Anyway, while she's making that noise her wings are drooped real low and she moves back and forth on her perch. After a minute or two she tries to regurgitate food for me. I know about the regurgitating as being a sign of affection, but I can't find anything about the other behavior. Does anyone's bird do this or know about this?

[Lisa B]

I just answered you other post.
Its completely normal, and it's part of the mating ritual.
She's loving ya(and really wants to! )

[Bela]

Yep! My Bela used to do that whenever I took out the digital camera and tried to photograph her while in her cage. I don't notice it if she's out of her cage...eh, mansion. Kinda odd to be turned on by a one-eyed plastic square, but to each her own.

[cbalvino]

Is she playing the keyboard?? such a sweet picture!

[Bela]

Thanks. Hard to tell if it's playing or trying to eat....it's an interesting genre, the sounds she produces with it.

[Sashagirl]

My 2 CAG's do the same thing there's no reason to be alarmed.It's normal behavior.