Bird Watching

It's quite interesting to think you know so much about someone or something, but when asked to give an accurate depiction of that one thing, there are no words you can piece together to utterly describe it.  That was my first notion at the start of this observation.  And weeks of observations have yet to alter that.
However, it has caused me to notice some things about Little Bird that I wouldn't have particularly noticed without the aid of this project.  The first thing is that I feel like he has a dominant hand which in his case happens to be the right claw.  Of course he uses his left claw but I've noticed that he uses his right more often.  That's something I should most definitely look into.  I can tell that Little Bird absolutely HATES loud noises.  Whenever I raise my voice or something loud occurs, he yells like there's no tomorrow and flaps his wings.  I can only assume that he doesn't particularly like anything noisy because of that.  Big Bird and Little Bird had that in common.  Now let me make a note about his wings.  Little Bird loves to come out of his cage and when he does a stretching like movement occurs once he has successfully reaches the top.  It resembles a human stretching their arms when they first wake up.  He brings them up nice and slow but in a somewhat choppy motion.  He also has these instances where he rotates his head back and "cleans" his feathers.  I used the quotations because I'm not really sure what he would be doing if it wasn't a nice little cleaning.  Anyways, after turning his head back he picks a feather and runs through it with his beak.  Resembling a bored teenage girl combing her fingers through her hair.  So possibly he is just combing his feathers?
I wouldn't say I'm the healthiest person in the world, but I sure as heck enjoy my fruits and veggies.  When I have the chance to share some of that with Little Bird I almost always do.  And the times I forget he reminds me (I'll get into that a little later).  One thing he cannot get enough of is kale.  As soon as I give him the slightest taste, his eyes light up.  I do feed Little Bird portions of whatever else I eat.  Well anything that doesn't have the potential to end his life.  Something that he could do is talk.  Nothing fancy.  But as I said in my previous post, Little Bird had lived with my grandmother for a chunk of his life and any thing he picked up was from her.  I've tried to teach him new things but nothing has broken through(or so I believe).  Anyways, whenever I have food and forget to share Little Bird Says "hiiiii."  Sometimes it's other things but mainly just that.  He has been doing that more than usual or maybe I just haven't given much thought to it.  I will end here mainly due to wanting to do some more observations before I can really get a feel for what Little Bird is doing during some of his activities both in and out of his cage.