Morris tried to catch a nap on my shoulder. Marvin and Pepper synchronize behind him.
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They sat nicely for about 2 minutes. Then, started bothering each other.
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Shawn wrote this post about his first three birds.
This is as throwbacky as my bird photos go. My first cockatiel (Gordo) with two of the parakeets (green = Fluff, blue = Keeta) that were the first birds I ever had. Here they are enjoying some window time in my first apartment, circa 2001.
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Small flock of very calm cockatiels after bath time
Big improvement from the loud whining they were doing before bath time!
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Morris and Poke are here to help you edit your podcast.
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Two little birdies
Sleeping in a sunbeam
As though they are cats
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Sometimes, the cockatiels in our flock actually do share with each other. The photo here shows Max and Morris sharing a swing (and being adorable).
Maxiboo loved to take naps on soft things. In this photo, she is snuggled up on the blanket that covers the cage. To me, she looked a bit like one of those yellow chicken Marshmallow Peeps.
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