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Cooper’s Day Off
Dewey Day
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Cooper’s Crafts
Embroidery art by Jantze Tullett. Featuring budgies!
Cooper’s Cuties
Meet Fred!
Fred lives in the UK with Jenny and her family.
Despite being touted as ‘hand raised’, Fred was pretty scared when he came. I think it’s just his natural disposition. Everything new is worthy of a corn dog pose: standing straight up like he’s got a poker in his bum. But he’s learning to trust me and is finding his bravery.
He loves his kids. And singing with a YouTube budgie called Banco.
Seeds are his passion, lol. At the moment, Fred is refusing to eat his veggies and fruits.
And his mash, as well.
(Michelle: I’m sure with persistence, he’ll come around. Who could resist that lovely homemade mash?)
Fred still doesn’t play with his toys, but he will happily stand on his daisy perch and watch the world go by through the window.
I wouldn’t say he’s a contented budgie, but life is starting to be more interesting, and he’s becoming more curious than scared as the days go by. I think Fred has done very well for only being here a month.
Hungry Budgie
Cooper’s Day Off
Cooper’s Talent Show
There are so many amazing and talented birds in the world that Cooper decided to showcase one every month. Here is Norman Barrett and his troupe of talented budgies.
I love the little green guy at 6:11.
Cooper’s Book Report
This month’s book is Blimey! I’m a Budgie! by Tony Bradman.
Hoping to avoid an encounter with the school bully, Adam is relieved when he is magically transformed into a budgie. He enjoys being able to fly and hanging out with his new bird friends. But being a budgie isn’t as easy as he had thought. There are bullies in the bird world, too! After Adam learns how to confront his fears, he returns to the human world with strength and confidence.
Cooper loved this book. Her favorite part was when Adam and his friends outwitted Konan the Kestrel. Cooper thinks everyone should be able to turn into a budgie at least once in their life. Many problems can be solved from a budgie’s view point!














