Check this out...nice.



Cheers, Vince

Not something you would want to do during the rut!

Good thing that window on the door wasn't any lower, I can just about guarantee damage if that buck would have seen his reflection.

Whats the odds there's a tall fence in that backyard ???

chambered221 wrote:

Whats the odds there's a tall fence in that backyard ???

Probably 100% correct Chambered...but then again...who knows.

I have wild birds, magpies, come inside our kitchen looking for me if I don't go out and feed them. Two of the will jump up on my knee and stay there while I hand feed it tidbits of meat. Often they will collect a beak full of meat, fly down onto the lawn, feed their young and come back looking for more. Where I lived in Sydney, there was a large flock of sulphur crested cockatoos (about 40) that would gather around my 12 yr old daughter and she would hand feed them sunflower seeds. Again, they would sit on the back landing and screech till we came out with their treat. These are wild birds mate.

Cheers, Vince

I once had a sulfur crested take a likin' to me in a pet store in Omaha. It's name was Rex not sure if it was a Rex or a Rexina! HA HA! Anyway this bird would ruffle up everytime I would say something to it, and then I went by the cage a bit too close and the darn bird reached out with one foot and grabbed on and then came over and decided to stay on me while I walked around the store!!! HA HA HA!! Cathy also liked this bird and if we would have had the money ...it probably would have come home with us. I had to get up against it's "home" and lean down so "he" would naturally go to the highest point and off of me!! It was a very nice bird though very social personality.

Yeah, they are great Arron...if you can hand rear one straight out of the nest, yu have a friend for life...they will do anything for you...I have a female cockatiel who is like that...she will sit on top of my head or shoulders all day.

Cheers, Vince

It's always good to fatten em up before the frying pan.