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Post by lisamarie on Apr 16, 2014 18:13:17 GMT
Spoke to soon - my mom called me downstairs last night and told me while I was at school she saw Bonnie go into the box! I asked her how she saw and she admitted she was sitting on the couch watching her! Ha!
This is such progress I'm very excited everyone!
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Post by kmic on Apr 16, 2014 18:31:50 GMT
Yaaaay!! Haha I just love it when our parents/siblings (or people not usually sooooo interested in our little ones - at least in my case) just stay watching them coz they're curious about something they're up to!
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Post by lisamarie on Apr 16, 2014 18:37:43 GMT
My mom claims she "can't stand them" but she only says that when she wants me to vacuum around the cage, then she'll say "oh look at them play!" Etc. I know she loves them just not their seed shells and feathers!
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Post by kmic on Apr 16, 2014 19:16:15 GMT
Yeah I know the feeling. I just loved it when my dad actually wanted to try and give them to eat from his hands and was delighted when they came.
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Post by luvsanimals2 on Apr 17, 2014 3:19:35 GMT
very cool! that is how my sister is. she absolutely hates them but will watch them for a min lol she yells at me to feed them and i tell her that she can, shes like NO but when i was gone for mini vacation, she actually did feed them.
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Post by dianapalmer on Apr 17, 2014 23:29:01 GMT
My brother comes to see me often, and it's really nice that he so interested in my birds and finds them very cute Piper and Emma have renewed their love affair. For a while Snowy was courting Piper, and Piper was courting Silver. But, now it's back to the old pairing. Piper and Emma love to fly around the living room together. They seem to egg each other on. Also, Piper feeds Emma, and she chirps appreciatively. So funny. Poor Silver really can't fly yet. I think they are all so cute, and they seem very happy. Emma has become a bit more vocal than she used to be. And, the feathers around her beak are getting more yellow. I'll post a new picture soon, showing he difference. I think she is molting. But, my birds seem t have very light molts. I never find a ton of feathers, like some do.
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Post by Pammy on Apr 20, 2014 3:20:07 GMT
Lisa, when you said, "This is such progress!" I couldn't help smiling and thinking of you referring not to Bonnie checking out the nesting box, but to your Mom admitting that she sat watching them.
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