Hi, yes
I know that personality to a bird. When i studyed at the design school, we
had a day in the zoo to draw animals. I preferred to draw the birds.
Especially one of them an australian one rose colloured with tall feathers
on the head, dont know the name, i got quite friendly with, and i could
stick in my finger and pet it .
After lunch, i hurried back, and the bird was waiting for me ( i thoaght)
but when i took the finger into him, he just bite me so hard you cant
imagine. I guess it was another one, and not the other one i had pet before
lunch.
I never forget that bird................
Bjarne
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Ours (a Mexican redhead creatively named Polly) had a habit of putting his
head down to be scratched and then taking a good bite out of the person
who petted him, if they weren't fast enough.
Fran
Ewwww.....I've seen the bombs my parrot can drop.
Personally, I keep my parrot off my shoulder, because he's easily
spooked, and I've grown fond of my earlobes and eyeballs.
Dianne
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