How to handle/tame a 1 yr old grey

Now my grey moves feely in my room and when he gets bored or feels
sleepy he goes back into his cage.I think sometime later I'll start to
teach him step up and step down.Because still now he is afraid of
me.While he is out of his cage and if I go closer to him he starts to
growl.But when he is inside the cage I can touch his beak.And when he
eats from my palm I can rub my fore finger with his neck but only when
he eats from my palm.Otherwise he doesnt allow me to touch his neck.So
I think I'll give him some more time---Am I right???Please keep sending
these wonderfull advices
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How frequent I will trim my grey's feather?Do the greys prefer to be
seated on higher than us---because my grey comes out of the cage by his
own if I keep the cage door open.And I always keep the windows close
when he is out of the cage.If I do so(to keep the windows closed)---is
it required to trim his feather??He is still afraid of me.And doesnt
allow me to come closer when he is out of his cage.He starts to growl.
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On Wed, 28 Dec 2005 04:49:15 -0000, rinki <shakuntala.majumder.DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote:

> How frequent I will trim my grey's feather?Do the greys prefer to be
> seated on higher than us---because my grey comes out of the cage by his
> own if I keep the cage door open.And I always keep the windows close
> when he is out of the cage.If I do so(to keep the windows closed)---is
> it required to trim his feather??He is still afraid of me.And doesnt
> allow me to come closer when he is out of his cage.He starts to growl.

I never trim feathers. If you can be sure they cannot escape, there is no need. The only door and window I open is into the aviary.

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Sometimes when I approach my grey with some traets istead of looking at
the treat he is more interested in my long nails and tries to chew my
nails.Sometimes he bites hard wheras sometimes he just chews my
nails.Is it this sign to communicate with me?Will I let him to do
this?Will I let him to bite my fingers?I dont know whether it is birds
nature/way to communicate.
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"rinki" <shakuntala.majumder.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
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: Now my grey moves feely in my room and when he gets bored or feels
: sleepy he goes back into his cage.I think sometime later I'll start to
: teach him step up and step down.Because still now he is afraid of
: me.While he is out of his cage and if I go closer to him he starts to
: growl.But when he is inside the cage I can touch his beak.And when he
: eats from my palm I can rub my fore finger with his neck but only when
: he eats from my palm.Otherwise he doesnt allow me to touch his neck.So
: I think I'll give him some more time---Am I right???Please keep sending
: these wonderfull advices

sounds like your grey is getting accustomed to you and his/her surroundings.
As the guy said, don't rush things, your bird will let you know when it's
ready for more personal contact.
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