The claws of the Fischer’s lovebird are unique to the parrot family. Most other bird species have two clawed feet with three toes on each foot. The Fischer; however, has two flawed feet with for toes on each foot. Two of the toes point forward and two of the toes point backward. The grip of the toes in the front along with the grip of the toes in the back gives the lovebird balance and support. When holding your bird, make sure you use an outstretched finger or hand that is held close to your body. Your Fischer will latch onto you like he does his perch. lovebird also share another trait with fellow birds and that is their curved beak or bill. The uniquely curved bill enables the Fischer to climb trees and large shrubs. Talk with your veterinary clinic Triangle, NC to learn more.