JamesC
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- Sep 3, 2011
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- Parrots
- Blue Crown Conures: Tootsie and Rosco.
Senegal Parrot: Sidney.
Feathers of the past:
Budgies: Sunshine, Digit, Kiwi, and Yahto.
Senegal Parrot: Kelly.
"Fly free, little ones. Love and miss you."
For some reason, Sidney has developed a fascination with the kitchen. It has been a place that he has never been allowed to go into and never seemed to have an interest til recently. But now, he wants in there. And if he gets in there, mayhem is sure to ensue if there is anything on the counters. I had a milk carton on the counter that I just washed out. He comes screaming in and went full at it. Smashed into it and ended up him landing on the floor with the carton. It took me a few minutes to get him to let go.
So just a little bit ago, he scared me. He blasted off from my shoulder, flew down the hall and went into the dark kitchen and I heard a crash. I went in, turn the light on and could not find him. No sound. I was getting a bit scared and started pulling out the stove to see if he got in there when I heard a noise from the recycle bin. Then a commotion. I popped the lid off and there he was in a full battle with all the paper, cartons and cans inside of there. He was TICKED OFF! I tried to pluck him out and he went after my hand. I eventually ended up lifting out a box, bopping him on the head to redirect him at it and while he fought with the box I lifted him out and was able to take him back to his cage. It took me a couple of minutes to detach him from the box and get the cage door closed. Now he is quietly preening like nothing happened.
What a little monster!
So just a little bit ago, he scared me. He blasted off from my shoulder, flew down the hall and went into the dark kitchen and I heard a crash. I went in, turn the light on and could not find him. No sound. I was getting a bit scared and started pulling out the stove to see if he got in there when I heard a noise from the recycle bin. Then a commotion. I popped the lid off and there he was in a full battle with all the paper, cartons and cans inside of there. He was TICKED OFF! I tried to pluck him out and he went after my hand. I eventually ended up lifting out a box, bopping him on the head to redirect him at it and while he fought with the box I lifted him out and was able to take him back to his cage. It took me a couple of minutes to detach him from the box and get the cage door closed. Now he is quietly preening like nothing happened.
What a little monster!