I was reminded of a certain someone when I saw this article...

[Kiwibird]

It was like dinner at our table at night! I couldn't stop laughing and thought I'd share because I'm sure many people can relate to these photos (or at least laugh at them):

Seagull gets stuck into its dinner in Iceland | Daily Mail Online

 

[SailBoat]

Food opportunity + Amazons = laughter, kneel slapping, and tearing eye, belly laughs. The "I'm not that interested green belly food snacker," is lighting fast when one turns their hear away for just a moment. At present, none have stuck a Bill through, put the rolled over slice and quickly moving away, yup I have seen that move way to many times.

Thanks for sharing!

 

[Kiwibird]

Food opportunity + Amazons = laughter, kneel slapping, and tearing eye, belly laughs. The "I'm not that interested green belly food snacker," is lighting fast when one turns their hear away for just a moment. At present, none have stuck a Bill through, put the rolled over slice and quickly moving away, yup I have seen that move way to many times.

Thanks for sharing!

I am sure if amazons had a pointy beak like a seagull, it would not be an uncommon occurrence for the green winged pigs to skewer large pieces of food and take off with it

Kiwi was once left unattended by my husband with a sandwich for a minute or 2. He dragged it half off the plate and mauled it. Not pretty. Poor sandwich He also once got hold of an illicit piece of onion and gulped it down the way a pelican gulps down a fish. And then there was the time I turned my back for 2 seconds and he crawled IN a bowl of pasta up to where his foot scales become feathers and was happily munching away

 

[Scott]

Hilarious, April! At first looks like a primitive sort of head-armor until it is quickly devoured!

This also illustrates how wild birds can get into trouble trying to eat garbage such as plastic.