Any single green thing has a fairly good chance of being noticed – and perhaps sampled – by a nearby avian.
Chances improve if that green thing is lurking in a pile of assorted other non-green things.
If the green thing turns out to be tasty, it may be singled out for further scrutiny.
Take veggie chips, for instance.
(The setup: sometimes Mommy enjoys a late afternoon snack of veggie chips (potato = yellow, tomato = red, spinach = green).)
Oh. Interesting! A pile of things with some green things in it.I’ll try the green one.It might be easier to evaluate if I separate it from the herd.The shepherd is distracted by that clicking, flashing thing again. Good.Maintains crunchiness in motion and at a distance – a good sign.Quite crunchy and delicious up close too.
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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! 🙂
