do birds make out??? if so HOW?????

Answer 1

O wow yes. I have seen doves cooing and fluttering and inserting their beaks into each other's mouths and throats. This gives new (or maybe the original) meaning to the term "lovey-dovey." Did you ever wonder why doves are the symbol of "true love"? All this goes on before they even get around to mating, when the male stands on the female's back and sings softly to her, then starts rubbing his vent against hers while tickling the back of her neck or pulling her head feathers.... This is what persuades her to lay an egg. They are really affectionate too, and loving toward their chicks.

Answer 2

They most certainly do. Courtship rituals are observed in many species and displays are very common. When it comes to the nitty-gritty, birds have a cloaca which is a single opening used both for excretion and sex. The cloacae are brought together and sperm passes from the male to the female. Some male birds, ducks for instance, have a type of penis which can be inserted into the female's cloaca.

Answer 3

I quess the closest a bird comes to making out is when they're moving a worm or other food from mouth to mouth. And no humans are not the only animals to make out. It's true we do have a unique way of making out.

Answer 4

They do mate and they do have cortship behavior prior to doing it. In some species his part changes color. One he corts a female and they are willing they do it in much the same way that humans do he ejculates into her.

I have seen one male try to get a female and get rejected three times.

Answer 5

Nope. Only humans make out. Making out is actually fore play. An act usually leading up to sex. We humans are the only ones that do that.

Answer 6

no they dont...they just rub against each other to show affection or somtimes touch beaks...