Soak some birdseed in alcohol, leave it out for the bird to eat. After a while the bird should slowly flap to the ground and fall asleep; at which time you scoop up the bird and put it in it’s cage.
I have not used this approach, but I have heard of its use many times after atriums get closed in.
When I was a little kid, we had a parakeet that was allowed out of his cage for exercise. He loved to land on my head and walk around. I guess my crewcut tickled his bottom, because he almost always left a “daisy” on the top of my head.
Yakety Sax 2 months ago
He’s got it covered!
monya_43 2 months ago
He doesn’t care about it as long as he doesn’t get bombarded.
walstib Premium Member 2 months ago
Incoming!
wirepunchr 2 months ago
He’s trying to catch the exhaust.
HOTLOTUS1 2 months ago
he should just give her the bird.
David_the_CAD 2 months ago
Soak some birdseed in alcohol, leave it out for the bird to eat. After a while the bird should slowly flap to the ground and fall asleep; at which time you scoop up the bird and put it in it’s cage.
I have not used this approach, but I have heard of its use many times after atriums get closed in.
mindjob 2 months ago
He’s flown the coop. That’s one coal mine he didn’t want to be part of
paranormal 2 months ago
Let the cat in…
rshive 2 months ago
He’s quite comfy as is, thank you.
win.45mag 2 months ago
At least it’s not a pigeon
David Huie Green AmericaIsGreatItHasUs 2 months ago
“Nah, I’m good.”
cactusbob333 2 months ago
When I was a little kid, we had a parakeet that was allowed out of his cage for exercise. He loved to land on my head and walk around. I guess my crewcut tickled his bottom, because he almost always left a “daisy” on the top of my head.
rugeirn 2 months ago
“No.”
Strawberry King 2 months ago
“I’m busy.”
cuzinron47 2 months ago
It’ll give the cat some much needed exercise.
Dave427 about 2 months ago
Squawk! Bombs away! Squawk!