Do not yell at your conure if they bite you, as that inadvertently reinforces/gives attention to this behavior. Instead, try not to react to the bite if possible but instead put the bird down and walk away. This is like a “time-out” to teach the bird that biting doesn’t get them attention. You can also pay attention to your bird’s body language, which may tell you if they are about to bite so you can redirect their attention. Pinning eyes, flared tail feathers and lunging are a few signs that your conure may be experiencing emotions that could result in a bite.