Day 294: The Beak Plant

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There is a price for (feathery) fame.

Even though you can’t help how sleek and shiny your feathers are – any more than you can help how cute your curved beak and pink feet are – or how fetching your delicate grey crest and round black eyes are – this will not buy you any respite from the adoration of fans.

They want to know everything about you – from your preening routines to your favorite napping strategies to the delicacies you most enjoy.

And of course they flock to classes whenever you offer them.

In a particularly popular class you offer only rarely, fans can learn how to perform one of your signature moves – the “Beak Plant.”

It looks like the classroom is already full....and they look hungry.
The classroom is full as usual. They also look hungry….particularly the large featherless being in the front row.
So first I will demonstrate the "Crouch." This move lets other predators know the prey is taken.
So first I will demonstrate the “Crouch.” This move lets other hungry would-be predators know the prey is taken.
Now I will get in position to demonstrate my signature move, the "Beak Plant."
Now I will get in position to demonstrate my signature move, the “Beak Plant.”
First, plunge your beak directly into the prey.
First, plunge your beak directly into the prey.
Next, dig it in deep (this is how you make sure it is really dead).
Next, dig it in deep (this is how you make sure it is really dead).
Now (this is my favorite part) you can take a big delicious bite.
Finally (this is my favorite part) you can take a big delicious bite.

Author: Shannon Cutts
Co-Author: Pearl Cutts

 

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Cockatiel, redfoot tortoise & box turtle mama. Pet & people blogger.

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