Sentence examples for bird trust from inspiring English sources
Speaking to the Guardian, Dr Steve Boyes, scientific director of the Wild Bird Trust who has worked as a wilderness guide in the Okavango, described the news as highly important, but "long overdue".
Make sure your bird trusts you.
Often a parakeet will show its discontent by opening and closing its beak in a threatening way, squawking, or biting, so you may want to use a glove, BUT DO NOT USE HARD GLOVES, this may cause fear for the bird and much discontent, maybe a hand sown glove if your bird trusts you enough.
First you MUST have the bird's trust you if the bird does not trust you.
There's nothing but the bird's trust in you and the training that is going to bring him back.
Herbert so lamented his own apparent uselessness that he wished, unforgettably, to be "a tree" so that "some bird would trust / Her household to me" — the total loss of sentience being preferable to the pain that sentience entails.
Herbert so lamented his own apparent uselessness that he wished, unforgettably, to be "a tree" so that "some bird would trust / Her household to me"—the total loss of sentience being preferable to the pain that sentience entails.
First, make sure your bird has trust in you and you guys like each other.
As said before the bird MUST trust you if not work on that first.
Remember holding a treat helps to gain the bird's trust.
