For this reason, less advanced (featherless) beings often like to sit and stare at green growing things to feel more peace.
But when you have feathers, you know the most peace and calm comes when you directly ingest nature.
This way you can carry the garden with you wherever you go – and even generously share it with others (albeit in a slightly modified form).
Oh, look! Mom found some more fresh green nature!This nature looks particularly tender and delicious.Thanks for thinking of me, Mom – don’t mind if I do!Wow, I’m already feeling more calm and peaceful.I’ll just ingest a bit more now – that way I can put it in my “reserves” to share with Mom later when she gets stressed out.
Author: Shannon Cutts
Co-Author: Pearl Cutts
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And we love it. And you tell us you love it. Yay!
But if you would like to “pass the waffles” (or the mealworms, or the salmon) and gift your favorite flock member with a tasty treat, our beaks are wide open and grateful! 🙂
Hi Jacki – that’s a great question! I always do an internet search before offering Pearl anything new – one of my favorite resources is here: http://www.cockatielcottage.net/tablefoods.html. I hope this helps you as well!
What kind of a leaf from a tree or bush would a cockatiel eat and be safe for them.?
Hi Jacki – that’s a great question! I always do an internet search before offering Pearl anything new – one of my favorite resources is here: http://www.cockatielcottage.net/tablefoods.html. I hope this helps you as well!