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This
clip shows Cleo taking a bath. I attach the sprinkler on the sink
to the faucet. She likes to jump into the sink and jump right back
out again. To see a major contrast in birdie bath techniques, take
a look at how her sister, Gypsy, bathes. Needless to say, they
do not shower at the same time. Gypsy tried once, but it did not work
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This
is towel-surfing. One of those things every caique parent loves to
watch. After a shower Cleo loves to surf on a nice thick towel on
top of her cage with the sun shinning in through the window. It is
really wild... she ALWAYS rubs right up on the edge of the cage. The
towel covers almost the entire top, but she always rubs on that one
corner. Hmmm. |
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Cleo Flying
Fast:
This
clip will give you an idea of how fast Caiques can fly. If it is
a little too fast for you, try the next clip. :)
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Cleo
Flying Fast, slowed down:
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Cleo
Flying to Me:
This clip of Cleo flying give you a better view of her in the air
as she comes right toward the camera. Again, if you want to see it
slower, look at the next clip. :) |
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Cleo Flying
to Me, slowed down:
Here is the previous clip slowed down.
There is no sound on this clip.
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Here is a
clip of Cleo doing what she loves the most... getting into something
she has never been in before. She has found a bowl on the counter
containing 'dumb-dumbs'. Her joy comes from taking the wrapper off.
The clip starts out with a view of the results of her work (a pile
of wrappers). She proceeded to pick up another dumb-dumb, take the
wrapper off, and then drop both the wrapper and the dumb-dumb. For
smaller files click the link to the size you prefer. Remember, the
smaller the file the lower the quality.
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This
is what I call 'the jailbird walk'. When she has been put in her cage
and she feels it is time to get out, she will walk back and forth
in front of the cage. John says, "All she needs is a tin cup
to rake across the bars." I must confess, the jailbird walk does
the trick 99% of the time, and she is 'released'. :) For more story
on this visit page 2 of "A Day in
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This
is Chirp. He is lives with George, who I must say is quite a character.
You will find his name in several places on this web site where humor
is concerned.
Chirp is wrestling with a paper towel, and I must said it is a blast
to watch. Listen closely to the music in the background... the 'WB
cartoon' music really fits the tussel that is going on.
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This
is a clip of Cleo head-bobbing The first time most new parrot owners
see this behavior they don't know what to think. It is actually a
sign of affection. She is trying to regurgitate for me. In this clip
she is not pumping her head as long as she does sometimes... but it
still gives an idea of the motion. |
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