Each flock tends to develop its own rituals concerning household meals.
For instance, in one flock, “parrot lunch” may mean “lunching with parrots.”
In another flock, however, it may mean “lunching ON parrots.”
Eeep.
Nom nom NOM nom nom NOM nom….Boy am I lucky I happened to spot this sparkly prey right as I was getting hungry.So hungry, in fact, that its striking resemblance to one of my own kind doesn’t even bother me.Poachers. MY large and shiny delicious prey. MINE.I’d better check with my rear guard to be sure it is just the one poacher this time.Hey, Mom – look at this huge, sparkly prey I brought down just now!A “parrot?” What do you mean this prey is a parrot? Nice try, Mom, but if it was a real parrot it would have grey and white feathers like me.
Animal sensitive and intuitive with Animal Love Languages. Parrot, tortoise and box turtle mama. Dachshund auntie. www.animallovelanguages.com
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