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Jan 28, 2010 19:21

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troubleagain January 28 2010, 19:24:47 UTC
I was going to ask you how Lucy was doing, but was afraid, in case it was bad news. I'm so happy you're all doing so well together!

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trailrat January 28 2010, 19:32:39 UTC
Ahhh, yes. I should really post more on Lucy but she is a very quiet shy little thing that doesn't get up to as much shenanigans as Stumpy, so a brief synopsis is enough to cover her activities!

When she gets as brazen as Headbutter then I'll post more!

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troubleagain January 28 2010, 19:52:02 UTC
:-)

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roobarb January 28 2010, 20:13:27 UTC
it sounds like someone doesn't think you should be wasting your time on WOW and should spend it all on them :D

I used to try doing jigsaws, Sylvester would throw a piece on the floor, when I picked ut up he'd search for the same one and fling it down again then watch me expectantly

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888mph January 28 2010, 20:36:03 UTC
You didn't understand anything! Sylvester was obviously playing fetch with you. ;)

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roobarb January 28 2010, 20:42:14 UTC
it was a game I got extremly good at over the 15 years or so ;)

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trailrat January 28 2010, 22:19:00 UTC
I love him dearly and if you ever want to try and recreate the headbutting experience get a desert spoon and whap your forehead with it like your trying to shell a boiled egg. Once you've done that then your somewhat close.

Stumpy has tried the foot stomping thing but only having one foot it tends to put him a bit off balance!

And yes, I do love him and his antics dearly!

I loves them both dearly!

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zandperl January 29 2010, 00:32:08 UTC
Is it possible he's begging for skritches? If he's making a whining/staticky noise, then he definitely wants you to scratch his head, but even if he's not crooning like that he may want it.

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trailrat January 29 2010, 04:30:54 UTC
Stumpy hates my fingers anywhere near his head. I do try to give him scritches and he'll take to the air or start "fencing" with his beak!

So I know its not scritches he's after though he does have a kissy noise when he wants me to kiss the top of his head.

Just his laughter chatter when he bangs heads.

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eyelash January 29 2010, 04:55:47 UTC
the headbanging thing is, as far as I know, a happy behaviour - check out this video - it's called bird hates can, but that's not really what's going on - they like to drum on things rhythmically

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaNQubqr_XU

My birds love it when they do a bit of drumming, and then I do some back - I'm sure it must be annoying when your bird does it to your head, but it could be a great opportunity for bonding - if you can get him to bang on something else, and bang back, you can strengthen the freindship between you.

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