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Keeping Polly happy:
Polly needs attention and
stimulation to be happy. Just like a
real parrot, it is important to play
with him and not forget to take care
of him. Gently stroking his back
(Fig 7)
, talking to him, or clapping
your hands will meet with his
approval.
Polly loves to eat! Remember
to feed him once a day (or more if
you prefer). Polly always likes a
snack during the day. In fact, he will
actually ask you to feed him when
he is hungry. If he says "Polly wants
a cracker", you will know it’s eatin’
time. By pressing the Cracker to his
MOUTH SENSOR in the roof of his
mouth
(Fig 6),
you’ll hear
crunching noises that indicate he’s
5) Polly’s basic functions
Powering up Polly:
Turn the On/Off switch to the
ON position. You will hear a "BEEP".
Touch Polly on his Touch sensor on
his back until you hear a "Cooo"
sound. Polly is alive!
Polly will begin to sense want is
going on around him automatically.
If you yell his name or clap for him,
he may squawk, whistle, or say
something clever.
You can place Polly and his
Cracker back in his cage for safe
keeping
(Fig 5)
. Polly will respond
differently when in his cage. He
may seem a little anxious and a bit
less courteous. He will also ask
you to let him out. Polly likes the
great outdoors outside his cage!
Push into
upper
mouth
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
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