Here are some of my favorite Cooper Easter photos.
Cooper’s Easter basket, 2016.
The Cadbury Budgie, 2013.
Cooper ‘s eggs, 2012.
And a never posted photo from 2012.
Here are some of my favorite Cooper Easter photos.
Cooper’s Easter basket, 2016.
The Cadbury Budgie, 2013.
Cooper ‘s eggs, 2012.
And a never posted photo from 2012.
Never posted video of Cooper during her “I Can Remember” photoshoot.
Happy World Budgie Day to all the budgies and budgie lovers out there. 💙
Never posted photo of Cooper in 2016.
Cooper and the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
(never posted photo from 2013)
I like to share memories of our “rainbow” budgies on what would have been their hatchdays.
This year I decided to share videos.
We adopted Ozzie from the animal shelter in 2012. He had been attacked by a cat and a good Samaritan found him and brought him in. As soon as they patched up his puncture wounds and nursed him to health, he was put up for adoption. How lucky we were to bring him home. He was so friendly and very easy to tame.
If there was a budgie yearbook, Ozzie would have been voted “Best All Around.” He was the perfect budgie. And so photogenic! He was very chatty – if you talked to him, he would “talk” back. Not words, but vocalizations. But he sounded exactly like he understood what you were saying.
He was the flock welcome wagon. He was so sweet to the newbies. He showed them the ropes – how to play and how to eat their veggies. Ozzie loved any toy he could nibble on. He enjoyed his baths and Romaine lettuce was his favorite – maybe even more than millet.
When we brought baby Emmy into the fold, all the budgies ignored her at first. Except Ozzie. He let her pester him, and over time became her sweetheart.
We were blessed to have Ozzie in our lives for over 10 years. If you are thinking of adding a bird to your family, please consider adopting (rehomed or from a shelter). You may end up with a bird (almost) as wonderful as Ozzie.
I’m not sure what all the fuss is about…
Looks legit to me.
Several of our friends got together and made a donation in Cooper’s honor to Mickaboo Companion Bird Rescue.
Mickaboo rescues companion birds who have been neglected, injured, abused or surrendered. They provide medical and supportive care and ensure that they will have a safe, loving environment for life. We can’t think of a better way to commemorate Cooper’s life.
Thank you to Tam, Steven, Talita, Chris D., Tim, Justin, Heather, Mark, Craig, Andrew, Patricia, John, Amanda, Jackie, David P., Ryan, Chris S., David S., Adam, Drazen and Mel.
We are so grateful to have such wonderful friends.
We love you!
Michelle and Harry
A picture I took of Cooper on January 7th of this year. This was my last “posed” photo of her.
As always, she was picture perfect. 💙