Many would say it’s like living with a perpetual (feathered) toddler.
Lavender’s September ’21 edition of It’s A Birb Thing illustrates perfectly what it’s like living with a feathered companion.
Sometimes things aren’t what they seem. Cheeks realizes that what looks like a new friend may not be.
Head on over to Lavender’s August ’21 It’s A Birb Thing to see how Cheeks deals with her potential new friend.
Oh dear, looks like Cheeks is taking preening to a new level in the July’ 21 issue of It’s A Birb Thing.
by Lavender
Like in real estate, perching is all about location, location, location.
In the May ’21 edition of It’s A Birb Thing we find Cheeks experimenting with various perch options around the house in order to find the best one for her to preen and play while keeping a close eye on mom!
Anyone who lives with a birdie knows clothing is a prime target for birdie ‘stuff’.
Check out Lavender’s April It’s A Birb Thing column to see how Cheeks decorates her mom’s new shirt.
Those of us birbs who live with other feathered friends know all too well that one buddy who just has to prove that their vocal solos are the best and the loudest right?
In Lavender’s February It’s A Birb Thing, Cheeks demonstrates her marvelous – and loud, vocal range (perhaps to the chagrin) of her birb friend.
By Lavender
Oh dear, poor Cheeks, it seems she’s not at all amused with what mom has presented to her in her food bowl.
Catch up with Cheeks here to see her reaction to this food catastrophe!
In Lavender’s December 2020 column, we find Cheeks trying her wing at cooking.
Head on over to our It’s A Birb Thing page to find out what Cheek’s is whipping up!
By Lavender
Is there a birb anywhere that doesn’t love hiding, chewing, and playing in a cardboard box? I don’t think so!
In our November issue of It’s A Birb Thing, Cheeks demonstrates just how much fun one birdie can have in her own personal cardboard box!
Go Cheeks Go!
By Lavender
Everyone who lives with a parrot knows that if you’re not in sight, your feathered companion will do whatever it takes to get your attention. Cheeks doesn’t like it when her human leaves her alone and goes out. She waits and waits and waits (kinda patiently but not so much) for her mommy to get home.
See Cheeks’ reaction when no one answers her call in the August issue of It’s A Birb Thing.
A blog about gull observations by a Dutch larophile
A photo journal of my interests from one extreme to the other.
My Quest for Biodiversity
A comprehensive database of Tennessee native plants
