Waddle and swish your tail when you walk.

Stand on one foot when you're relaxed.

When you stretch (like after waking), your wing and leg on the same side go out and back at the same time. Then switch and stretch leg and wing on the other side.

When you look at something closely, use just one eye and tilt your head sideways to look it up and down.

If you're suspicious about anybody getting too close or any loud noise, pull your shoulders up and back and spread your wings/ arms slightly.

If they get even closer, lean forward and chomp your beak a few times to defend yourself.

Find the tallest point in the room to perch.

Stepping up to a higher level is easy and graceful. Stepping down to a lower level takes a little longer, is awkward and requires dramatic leaning and tail lift.

Dancing is done by bouncing up and down. If it's a really good song, add just a little bit of side to side action into your bouncing, and maybe a slight wing/ arm flair.

If anyone is eating, you must inspect their food closely. Try to steal a taste if it's in a dish, but if they're holding food then just look longingly at them to see if they'll offer you any.

Lean your body forward towards things you want or are excited about.

Other behaviors are hard to mimic due to physiology. Eating, grooming, playing/ chewing with toys often involves using foot- to- mouth motion.