How Well Does Your Parrot Adapt to Changes?
Have you ever wonder how well will your parrot adapt to changes? We all know that parrots are sensitive creatures, and changes in the environment tend to lead them into extreme fear and stress. Like I always mention on my previous posts, parrots are like little kids. They behave like one and think like one.
Just imagine, when you bring a young child into a new room, a completely new environment where he or she has never visited. Chances are he or she will retreat and stick close to you, because there’s this little fear within him or her making him or her reluctant to explore the new place. These same goes for parrots too.
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October Kibibi’s Award Recipient
I’ve got a good news to announced. We are indeed honoured to be the October 2008 Kibibi’s Award recipient. We are really happy in receiving this recognition.
Kibibi’s Award is a monthly award to outstanding avian website. A recognition to owners for the effort and dedication in creating, maintaining and providing excellent sources of avian information on the web.
We thank all dear readers for your support always!
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It’s been quite awhile, I haven’t been updating progress of Kermit, my Senegal Parrot. Many readers had shown concern about Kermit and wanted to know how he’s doing now. He is doing perfectly fine, just that I have been busy over work and some household issues, thus can’t bring the latest updates of Kermit on time.
For the past few days, I have been trying very hard to shape Kermit to perform a new trick. I will say it’s not a new trick shown in Bryan’s Angels, as you might have already seen Kiki, my missing lovebird performing the trick months back.
Here is the video that I captured at home during Public Holiday:
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Tags: Bird, Bird Training, Bird Tricks, Bird Video, Companion Parrot, Kermit, Parrot, Parrot Training, Parrot Tricks, Pet Bird, Poicephalus, Senegal Parrot
Wonders of Apple Cider Vinegar
Many might have heard before about Apple Cider Vinegar (also known as ACV for short) using as a home remedy to cure most ailment. It’s definitely true. ACV is far more effective than any other folk remedies.
Having to know about the benefits of ACV to the human health, I’ve decided to include ACV as a weekly maintenance to my Senegal Parrot, Kermit. Furthermore, ACV is made of natural ingredient and contains vitamins and minerals. Thus it can be a possible option as a health tonic for the companion parrot.
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Tags: Bird Food, Natural Remedies, Parrot Diet, Parrot Food, Parrot Health & Diet
Kiki’s Unrevealed Videos – Together
Kermit, my Senegal Parrot, the only angel left in the family, had some changes in his behaviors. He’s really quiet most of the time and less active. Probably, he realized that Kiki was no longer there to bug him. Kermit is not the only experiencing the change, including me and my family members were still missing all the fun and laughter brought over by Kiki.
Life is indeed monotonous without Kiki now. I’ve to admit the blog started to be a little less exciting without the presence and updates of Kiki.
Lately, I tried to dig out some unrevealed videos and pictures of Kiki to share with everyone. Here’s another video captured on 23rd May this year, featuring Kiki with Kermit on the playstand:
These was the closest they can get. Kiki was expecting a share of the food with Kermit, but Kermit seemed couldn’t be bothered by Kiki’s reaction. Probably Kermit was still living in his own world at that stage!
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Tags: Agapornis, Bird, Bird Video, Companion Parrot, Kermit, Kiki, Lovebirds, Parrot, Pet Bird, Poicephalus, Senegal Parrot
Kermit’s Basketball Trick Training
After 2 weeks of training, with a 5 minutes short training session daily, I managed to get Kermit to perform the Basketball Trick. I’m really glad that Kermit finally made it, despite he took a long while to understand and meeting the objective.
I’ve edited a short clip of the performance and uploaded to YouTube, hope everyone will enjoy the video:
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Tags: Bird, Bird Training, Bird Tricks, Bird Video, Companion Parrot, Kermit, Parrot, Parrot Training, Parrot Tricks, Pet Bird, Poicephalus, Senegal Parrot
Kiki’s Unrevealed Videos – Napping
It’s already the 15th day since Kiki went missing during one incident. Till now, we still have no news about Kiki. My family members and I have learned to accept the truth that Kiki will never come back. We do hope she’s definitely doing well now and some friendly souls will take good care of her.
In order to commemorate Kiki, I had decided to share some of the unrevealed videos of Kiki and releasing a special video collection of Kiki in my coming posts. I’m also planning for a campaign to commemorate Kiki, so do stay tune to the blog for details.
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Tags: Agapornis, Bird, Bird Video, Companion Parrot, Kiki, Lovebirds, Parrot, Pet Bird
Kiki MIA (3rd Day) – An Anonymous Sarcasm
It’s the third day since Kiki flew off from the Kitchen window. We are still expecting the return of Kiki, although chances of happening are definitely slim.
Thank you guys for your concerns and supports. I’m truly grateful for all these.
My family members and I are definitely feeling much better, and we learned to accept the fact. We have to move on.
This late afternoon I happen to spot an “entertaining” comments made on one of the notices (refer to picture right) that I pasted at the lift lobby.
Seriously I don’t whether to laugh or not to laugh, after reading the comments.
This anonymous writer added the following lines to my notice:
“How to find? The bird has wings.”
First of all, I had to thank this anonymous person for highlighting these “already known” fact that birds have wings. Even my young nieces and nephews knew that bird has wings.
I had to admit the anonymous writer who made the comments wasn’t completely wrong about this, but he/she seems to have a hidden agenda for doing this. What is he/she trying to portray?
Such comments made during this difficult period is equivalent to rubbing salt on an open wound. Seriously I felt quite hurt when reading the comments.
Why is it so? I’ve my explanations for all these:
First, with these comments, he/she simply diminished our dreams for the return of Kiki. Probably with 50% of hope initially, and now extinguished to 0% of hope after reading it. These comments are absolutely discouraging.
Secondly, I’m very convinced that he/she never knew that such notices placed at neighborhood does bring miracles. Number of owners managed to get back their beloved parrots through the effect of placing missing notices around the the neighborhood. Who knows Kiki happens to be in someone’s home, the homeowner come to realize that I’m looking for her after seeing my notices.
Thirdly, I was greatly upset because someone made this “grafitti” on my notice. This greatly reflect he/she shown little respect for the owner who is in anxiety in finding back the missing companion parrot.
Here are some questions that I had been pondering about:
Why does he/she has to write these comments?
Why there’s always a minority trying to shatter someone’s last glimpse of hope?
Is this selfishness or being sadistic?
Are these the ugly side of the entire human race?
The comments definitely sound sarcastic to me. I don’t know what his/her objective for placing this line, perhaps he/she is trying express something else (probably out of curiosity) that I misunderstood?
Although I’ve yet to know what his/her thoughts for those line, but I’m already badly affected emotionally through those lines.
Finally, I’ve something to share (especially to the anonymous writer) that not all birds and parrots have the full ability or luxury to be fully flighted. Household Parrots are mostly wing clipped (means trimming on the flight feathers to restrict flight to a certain extend), thus I’m very confident that Kiki is still within the neighborhood and not flying anywhere further.
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