She's doing alright. However, from August 8 to August 26, she'll be in Philadelphia for her surgery. Let's hope that she'll be alright from her upcoming surgery and that everyone will send her best regards. As for not being online, it's something that I don't want to share without her awareness as it's more of a personal issue.
Tell Juicebox to get well and come visit us here when she can
Will do and thank you for the generous words. She'll appreciate it.Glad she's doing okay! I miss her. Tell her I hope everything goes well with her surgery, and that she feels better soon!
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wanna see Kiwi and Avocado's life updates?
haha, ok!
That's hilarious!Parots can be MEAN! But the nice ones are extremely cool. Except when they're noisy. Glad you're making progress.
One time, when I was young, we were at a huge pet store down in Kansas somewhere. We were back in the back room looking at fish (of course) when this kid started having a tantrum out front because they didn't want to leave the store. The kid would cry and whine, and the mom would yell. The words sounded a bit mumbled back there in the back of the store, but the tone of voice definitely said "Shut up! We're going!" Then more whining, more yelling, and on. We were all thinking, "OK, quit yelling, take your kid and leave already!"
When we finally walked out of the fish room, we were extremely amused to see that it was a huge parrot (I forget what kind) doing the entire exchange himself. The poor guy at the counter said the parrot heard it so frequently it picked up on the verbal nuances and replayed it non-stop. A lesson to parents, I guess.
Yes, very mean. Their beaks are also crazy powerful. I got nipped by one in a pet store once, and it cut clean through my finger. Hat to pour a ton off H2O2 on that one, because I didn’t want it to get infected.Parots can be MEAN! But the nice ones are extremely cool. Except when they're noisy. Glad you're making progress.
One time, when I was young, we were at a huge pet store down in Kansas somewhere. We were back in the back room looking at fish (of course) when this kid started having a tantrum out front because they didn't want to leave the store. The kid would cry and whine, and the mom would yell. The words sounded a bit mumbled back there in the back of the store, but the tone of voice definitely said "Shut up! We're going!" Then more whining, more yelling, and on. We were all thinking, "OK, quit yelling, take your kid and leave already!"
When we finally walked out of the fish room, we were extremely amused to see that it was a huge parrot (I forget what kind) doing the entire exchange himself. The poor guy at the counter said the parrot heard it so frequently it picked up on the verbal nuances and replayed it non-stop. A lesson to parents, I guess.
It's because they bite hard (and their becks should be sharp) then twist, unlike most other animals.Yes, very mean. Their beaks are also crazy powerful. I got nipped by one in a pet store once, and it cut clean through my finger. Hat to pour a ton off H2O2 on that one, because I didn’t want it to get infected.
Yes… I’ve been bit by one…have you seen a macaw bite?
That is HILARIOUSWe had a corella in the shop I worked at (different shop to the one above) and she was a lovely bird. Never bit anyone, used to say hello to everyone when they came in and goodbye when they left. People could pat her and scratch her head. One day this kid was walking past her cage and he had a balloon. The bird reached out with its foot and popped the balloon. The bird was screaming, the kid was screaming, dogs started barking, people were running around wondering what just exploded. The poor bird was hanging upside down on its perch freaking out while the kid ran around the shop screaming because his balloon got popped.