We don’t always get the budgies’ photo right on the first shot*. Here are some pics that didn’t make the cut.
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* Due to the photographer and through no fault of the models, of course.
We don’t always get the budgies’ photo right on the first shot*. Here are some pics that didn’t make the cut.
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* Due to the photographer and through no fault of the models, of course.
This month’s movie is The Life of Birds.
The Life of Birds is a 10 episode BBC documentary presented by the wonderful David Attenborough. The series travels the globe and explores the many facets of bird life. Flight, gathering food, communication, mating and rearing offspring and survival are just some of the topics discussed in this informative and entertaining series. Cooper was not allowed to watch the somewhat disturbing “Meat Eaters” episode in case it would give her nightmares.
Cooper absolutely loved this series. She was thrilled when they focused on the budgerigar and it’s fluorescent cheek patches and feet.
And this budgie quoted Hamlet. Cooper was disappointed though, that the budgies only appeared in only 45 seconds of this ten hour series. Especially because budgies are so fascinating. Perhaps one day there will be a BBC series on the life of budgies…
Meet Spock!
Spock lives in Norway with Else.
My little man is a spangled yellow and green budgie. He likes music and seems to love jazz, especially if sung by a mellow voiced woman. He also likes manly rumbling voices, explosions on the TV and grapes. So far he seems the quiet type, a little shy but cuddly and playful when he is comfortable.
Here’s a video of Spock in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZXb30f0pbE