Britt The Chicken Chick
Chirping
I love my little man Birdo. He has had a unique personality since he was a week old. A year later, the best way I can describe him is: obsessed with me.
I joke about his behavior, such as the paragraph below “Birdo’s Perspective.” People probably think I am crazy or exaggerating when I tell them these stories.
Birdo’s Perspective: My favorite activity is to sit in my human lady’s lap. I also like to walk around the perimeter of the house and follow her from room to room. I then sit and gaze at her through the windows and sing her beautiful songs of my people until she comes and gives me attention.
When I hear my human lady return home, I run as fast as I can and scream at the top of my lungs to greet her. I then do a little dance at her feet until she picks me up and gives me snuggles. When she is outside, I must be with her enjoying relaxation time, such as laying in the hammock, swinging on the porch swing, or simply sitting on her.
However, when I tell people I have a very strange rooster who is obsessed with me, this is what I mean. When he knows I am home (because my truck is in the driveway), he will sit on the front patio and stare in the house through the window ALL day. I have 6 other free range roosters and 2 hen+1 rooster in a run. They will all be in the backyard, but he would rather be by himself in the front window trying to figure out what I am doing. When he gets really impatient, he will stand at the threshold of the front door and crow continuously until I open the door and say he to him.
Has anyone else ever experienced this type of behavior?
I joke about his behavior, such as the paragraph below “Birdo’s Perspective.” People probably think I am crazy or exaggerating when I tell them these stories.
Birdo’s Perspective: My favorite activity is to sit in my human lady’s lap. I also like to walk around the perimeter of the house and follow her from room to room. I then sit and gaze at her through the windows and sing her beautiful songs of my people until she comes and gives me attention.
When I hear my human lady return home, I run as fast as I can and scream at the top of my lungs to greet her. I then do a little dance at her feet until she picks me up and gives me snuggles. When she is outside, I must be with her enjoying relaxation time, such as laying in the hammock, swinging on the porch swing, or simply sitting on her.
However, when I tell people I have a very strange rooster who is obsessed with me, this is what I mean. When he knows I am home (because my truck is in the driveway), he will sit on the front patio and stare in the house through the window ALL day. I have 6 other free range roosters and 2 hen+1 rooster in a run. They will all be in the backyard, but he would rather be by himself in the front window trying to figure out what I am doing. When he gets really impatient, he will stand at the threshold of the front door and crow continuously until I open the door and say he to him.
Has anyone else ever experienced this type of behavior?
