My birds eat healthier than me !

Every three days my birds get a yummy chopped up salad that gets eaten super quickly by them. I wanted to post the recent salad as I haven’t posted in awhile.

Apple, cucumber, carrot, sultanas, strawberries

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Homemade smoothie turned into ice-cream

Froze 2 bananas and some strawberries the day before I made a smoothie in a glass rather than bowl.

Rather than adding sugar I used a more natural sweetener known as honey. I also added a small amount of lactose free milk as that’s better for my diet.

With enough patience this is what your aim game is.

I have also frozen some for hot days. I believe my bird approved.

Eventful Monday

Hey everyone, I haven’t posted in a few days but hope you are all doing well. Yesterday morning was quite eventful for me after one of my birds got out.

Image of Chloe in one of the trees.

My Indian ringneck who I adopted two years ago got out. Took me two hours to get her pack, but she didn’t stop calling out to me one letting me know where she was.

I got her back and she just wanted my company.

It makes your heart beat when an animal is let loose. She’s been to the vet for check ups and wing trim because I just can’t bare to go through this again.

Big sleeps after a big fly

Sending some love

I wanted to share this lovely piece of artwork my Indian ring neck carved for me. I feel the love.

Laurie

Why have I never written about my birds? My true loves and soul mates. They are truly understanding creatures with big hearts and a big personalities. Meet Laurie, mummy’s boy, have had him since he was two months old. I swear he suffers separation anxiety and a mood disorder. One minute he loves you and the next he wants to eat you.

Laurie is now seven years of age. He knows how to speak really well and he can do shakes also. He is quite the chatterbox.

Olive Lorikeet

Laurie has travelled to Mount isa with me he loves going new places and meeting new people.

One of our visitors

Spring is here is Australia and so are new additions to the animal kingdoms. Our vibrant bottle brush trees have lured aussie native birds, check put this gorgeous Scaly-breast lorikeet. One out of seven breeds in Australia.