Genlisae
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I finally got a new camera today, so no more fuzzy pics!
Just after I got the camera home, my brother stopped by for coffee, with my nieces Lovebird (he was bird sitting while she was at the movies). My nieces bird's name is Honey. Honey is Pepper's clutchmate, so they took a moment to get reacquaintedand then set about playing, which means I got to test the new camera.
Saying hello.
Hanging out on top Pepper's cage playing with the tops of the toys. Honey is the one scratching his head, don't mind the few wet feathers, he got caught in the rain on his way in.
Pepper trying to encourage Honey to join in his favourite game of "climb the drapes"
It took Honey a few minutes to figure out how to get on the drapes, while Pepper hung upside down a few inches up chirping away at him. Once Honey got it though, up they went.
I think the humans had just as much fun watching the birds as the birds did playing. My brother hadn't yet realized how smart these bird are and he was astounded that they seemed to be communicating with each other. He was staring amazed while Pepper was waiting on the drapes chirping away while Honey figured out how to get a good grip. I wish I had gotten a picture of the look on his face. I didn't think about it at the time though.
Just after I got the camera home, my brother stopped by for coffee, with my nieces Lovebird (he was bird sitting while she was at the movies). My nieces bird's name is Honey. Honey is Pepper's clutchmate, so they took a moment to get reacquaintedand then set about playing, which means I got to test the new camera.
Saying hello.
Hanging out on top Pepper's cage playing with the tops of the toys. Honey is the one scratching his head, don't mind the few wet feathers, he got caught in the rain on his way in.
Pepper trying to encourage Honey to join in his favourite game of "climb the drapes"
It took Honey a few minutes to figure out how to get on the drapes, while Pepper hung upside down a few inches up chirping away at him. Once Honey got it though, up they went.
I think the humans had just as much fun watching the birds as the birds did playing. My brother hadn't yet realized how smart these bird are and he was astounded that they seemed to be communicating with each other. He was staring amazed while Pepper was waiting on the drapes chirping away while Honey figured out how to get a good grip. I wish I had gotten a picture of the look on his face. I didn't think about it at the time though.
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