The worst is always the phone call that starts: I'm alright mum but...He couldn't have been thinking and certainly shouldn't be a bus driver.
I'm sorry you family experienced such a dangerous encounter.
They were very blessed. The car was concertinaed.
I’m assuming because of that experience you keep a very big gap between you and the car in front.
The big black cockys (or is it cockies?The Sulphur-Crested Cockatoos here haven't been destructive so far. Unless you count the devastation wreaked on the gum trees when they are in flower, but I consider that tip pruning.
We have a couple that come to the kitchen door and sit on the otto bin looking in until we come out and feed them. If we are too slow they start banging the lid. They are rather endearing...so far.
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The Rosellas and King Parrots that come to eat seed are lovely too.
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) used to come and strip the tops off the willows we used to have, looking for borers.
She wants babies, and I made her get up and (gasp) drink water! I know, how dare I. It has been more than a week, and even though we would love more babies, our coop isn't set up for them. It is a good 3' off the ground with a very basic and too steep ramp. Modifications need to happen before we can consider it.Why so grumpy? Does she want some watermelon? I have extra.
It is nice. The kookaburras visiting are nice too. Much better than sparrows and mynah birds!
The best part of that call must have been, "I'm alright mum".The worst is always the phone call that starts: I'm alright mum but...
