Life can get pretty interesting when your flock consists of many different species.
For instance, some of you are big. Some of you are small.
Some of you have feathers. Others of you have shells. Still others of you have neither (poor things).
Some of you have warm blood. Others of you have cold blood.
But there is one thing that you all share in common, something that can make you totally forget all about those other surface differences between the cockatiel, box turtle, redfoot tortoise and homo sapiens in your flock.
Dry skin.
Here, there is something to be said for living in the humid, semi-tropical south, where the damp moist air keeps your fine and delicate skin looking colorful, youthful, and – in most flock members’ cases – very, very cute.
Because when the damp dries up, so do you.
Send Bruce some humidity (and some love – Bruce loves love!
** Send Pearl, Malti & Bruce a snack! **
What do you do for Bruce’s dry skin? Can you use cream or aloe?
I wish! Luckily it is quite humid most days here in Texas so I just wait for a weather change. 🙂
We love Bruce (and Malti and Pearl and Shannon)
Aw! And we love our Small Tree💕