The saddest sound in the world...

Birdman666

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Presently have six Greenwing Macaw (17 yo), Red Fronted Macaw (12 yo), Red Lored Amazon (17 y.o.), Lilac Crowned Amazon (about 43 y.o.) and a Congo African Grey (11 y.o.)
Panama Amazon (1 Y.O.)
is a macaw who doesn't get to come.

As many of you know, Maggie's exclusive out time with me is Laundry day. She comes with me to the laundrymat, sits outside on her playstand, and we play in between loads, and laundry day is that much less boring for both of us...

Well, my car is in the shop, and I'm driving a rental (and her playstand doesn't fit in it even if I do break the "no pets in the car" rule) so Maggie doesn't get to come. BUT she sees me loading clothes into the car, BUT NOT COMING BACK AND PICKING HER UP and then a light bulb comes on... SHE'S NOT COMING THIS TIME...

As I'm closing the door she hops down from her cage top and starts waddling after me full speed ahead towards the door, making what I can only describe as a macaw howling noise... (Think hound dog on steroids, with twice the angst!) and all I could do was close the door on her! (You Heartless Ba$tard!)

Made it up to her in the afternoon. She sat on my lap for an entire football game, and chewed up one of my bird shirts... (with me in it. By the time she was done, it had more holes in it than Charlie Brown's Halloween costume.) By the end of the day, all was forgiven.

They all got a fair amount of outside in the tree time yesterday as well.
 
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Aww how sad.. :( Glad you made it up to her.
 
Yes, this is Kyleigh when I take too long to greet her after work. Glad shes a happy girl now.
 
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FLIPSIDE: One of the happiest sounds in the world is the crunching and ripping noise a Tee Shirt makes when you put your beak through it, and tug on it a little.

In fact, most times you have to get a beak full of shirt, or the stupid thing just tears...
 
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Now you can wear that shirt to church/temple - it's "holy!" ;)

Well, Maggie was in heaven making it "holy" so I guess that fits...

"What's that beggar doing in church, and OMG, IS THAT... BIRD POOP on his...?! EEWWWWW!"

Oh, yeah, I'd be a hit with that crowd... no doubt. They'd be praying for me all right.... (Praying for me to leave!) :D
 
Thought I would try tug of war with BB yesterday with a toy rope He love it until he lost grip . I yelled I WON I WON He yelled SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP. lmbo Sore loser . Thanks Tug is fun with a Mac
 
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Yeah. That one is fairly universal. Macs and Sennie's get Birdie OCD when playing tug of war... You've got to let them win every once in awhile, or they get really frustrated with it.
 
is a macaw who doesn't get to come.

As many of you know, Maggie's exclusive out time with me is Laundry day. She comes with me to the laundrymat, sits outside on her playstand, and we play in between loads, and laundry day is that much less boring for both of us...

Well, my car is in the shop, and I'm driving a rental (and her playstand doesn't fit in it even if I do break the "no pets in the car" rule) so Maggie doesn't get to come. BUT she sees me loading clothes into the car, BUT NOT COMING BACK AND PICKING HER UP and then a light bulb comes on... SHE'S NOT COMING THIS TIME...

As I'm closing the door she hops down from her cage top and starts waddling after me full speed ahead towards the door, making what I can only describe as a macaw howling noise... (Think hound dog on steroids, with twice the angst!) and all I could do was close the door on her! (You Heartless Ba$tard!)

Made it up to her in the afternoon. She sat on my lap for an entire football game, and chewed up one of my bird shirts... (with me in it. By the time she was done, it had more holes in it than Charlie Brown's Halloween costume.) By the end of the day, all was forgiven.

They all got a fair amount of outside in the tree time yesterday as well.

awww bless !! The feeling of guilt when you cant adhere to their requests is extremely depressive indeed :(
 

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