Communal Housing 2: Parrots like other parrots.

[bloolark]

This is part 2 of a multi-part series. Part 1 is here. This post is significantly more personal observation based than the previous one.

If you own parrots, I have a challenge for you. I want you to try to find me an image of your parrot’s species in the wild. And then, I want you to find me an image of your parrot’s species in the wild alone (

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[kynekh_amagire]

Eagerly awaiting next post in series. For Reasons.

[bloolark]

Which part in specific? The science part, or the setting yourself up for success part? I'll write whichever one you'd like better next. :)

[kynekh_amagire]

Both! Your writing about parrots is always enjoyable (not that your weird stretchy cats aren't, but. You know what I mean). "Setting up the environment for success" might be more relevant to my near-ish future, though, since I'd really love if Firefly and The New Guy could be friends. Someday. After loads of quarantine, vet visits, and remedial Giant Scary Ape Monsters: Learning To Love Them training, of course.

[bloolark]

Also, I apparently can't tumblr, but in reference to the neutering topic, you (and others) might want to look into ovary sparing spays. All the hormones, none of the pyometra. :)