Happy Memorial Day Weekend~

[shadoweon]

Just thought i'd post to wish everyone a happy first week of summer,well-what people count as summer anyway. We're not doing very much here but later today we'll probably eat dinner outside with the dogs for a little something different

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[crow_lover]

Happy Memorial Day to you too! :)

Those are really cool feathers you found - cute fox plushies, too!

My room at my parent's house gets really hot this time of year, too...my stepmom loves to blame it on my plushies, but my dad and I both know it's cuz the AC vent in my wall is messed up and doesn't even produce enough cool air.

[shadoweon]

Thanks! =D

And haha, I think the air circulation is ateast decent in my room but the windows basically negate its effects unless it's at night. If I close the blinds its alot cooler but then it's really dark in here. (They are the kind of blinds that block sunlight completely.)

[pheonixxfoxx]

Glad the visit with your friend went well...:3

Be careful who you show those Owl feathers too. I know at one point it was illegal to own any bird of prey feathers, even if you find them. I too have some, but I keep them out of sight.

Parrots seem to adapt well to warmer weather. Just watch him getting exposed to a draft. My apartment gets pretty toasty during the day for I get hit with the direct sunlight.

[shadoweon]

Me too. ^^

And ah, I was worried about that. When we saw them we didn't know that they were owl feathers,he said it was probably from a bird that got attacked by something else.

I was hoping that wasn't the case and when I looked up owls that would be native to that area,the Barred Owl showed up. Maybe it swooped down to the ground for something and lost a few feathers that way?

There was only those four there. I used to have a big Canadian Goose feather but that eventually got damaged so I had to get rid of it.

I certainly didn't mean to cause harm, i'll probably avoid posting any other photos of feathers I find. Is it illegal to have other native bird feathers or only birds of prey?

Cody's cage is against a wall in between the two windows, so I think the temperature stays pretty consistent. Good point though.

[pheonixxfoxx]

Birds naturally molt feathers as you know. The bird of prey feathers I have, I stumbled upon them in the woods and their was no bird to be seen. Either they were molted or pulled out during a struggle