By Lavender
Cheeks follows up her December It’s A Birb Thing cooking lesson with more meal prep tips in Cooking With Cheeks: Part 2.
Every birdie will benefit from learning about these important cooking (and eating) How To’s!
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Cooking with Cheeks – Part 1
By Lavender
In the December issue of It’s A Birb Thing, we are treated to some important lessons on cooking from our resident Cockatiel Cheeks!
It’s A Birb Thing: Bell Fun
By Lavender
Cheeks is getting her jingle bells skills honed for the Christmas holiday in this month’s edition of It’s A Birb Thing.
It’s A Birb Thing: How a Birb Greets the Morning
In Lavender’s October It’s A Birb Thing comic strip we find Cheeks showing the wild birds outside her window the proper way of greeting the morning.
by Lavender
It’s A Birb Thing: Playtime is Anytime!
In our August issue of It’s A Birb Thing, Cheeks decides that she’d rather play with her new toy – undercover, than listen to mom and go to sleep.
by Lavender
Feathered Frenzy: Bird Brains: They’re Bigger Than You Think!
Sherri’s latest Feathered Frenzy article delves into the intelligence and perceptiveness of our parrot companions.
When someone says ‘bird brain’, they are actually describing a sentient being that can, and does, interact and react to their human and environmental surroundings in a way that is very similar to humans.
Sherri describes how Zack and Bubbles continually surprise and reassure her that they understand hers and hubby Rick’s struggles with life’s challenges – both in and outside the house.
Sherri’s article is a must-read for everyone living with a feathered companion.
Photo Capture # 108 – Mourning Dove – Happy 4th of July — H.J. Ruiz – Avian101
Mourning Dove “I bring you, the latest fashion!” “Let’s celebrate, our 4th of July! Our Independence Day!” © HJ Ruiz – Avian101
via Photo Capture # 108 – Mourning Dove – Happy 4th of July — H.J. Ruiz – Avian101
I WANT OUTTA HERE!
Visit It’s A Birb Thing to see what Cheeks is up to July’s comic strip by Lavender.
Food Etiquette – Cheeks’ Style
In Lavender’s June edition of It’s A Birb Thing, Cheeks shows her exuberant, and rather messy, approach to food enjoyment!
Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week: Blue — National Geographic Society Newsroom
For many years, scientists have known of how the red or yellow colour of feathers is achieved. These colours come from pigments in food the birds eat, meaning that they are diet based. One of the challenges in avian colour has been to figure out how the #blue colour is achieved. Interestingly, it came to…
via Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week: Blue — National Geographic Society Newsroom
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