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Flight would be my normal go to but as a backup option I think I'd like to be able to breathe underwater and swim well, just so I can see what's hidden beneath the depths!

Poor Huey, it must be tough for him (and you as well of course!) Alfie always eats whatever he regurgitates. He hasn't done it for the last couple of years though as I'm out of favour. He never regurgitated for my housemate either, just me.

Interesting! Probably wondering what the heck we're doing half the time... and where their next meal is!

Now there's an answer I haven't heard before- I like that one!

Huey butchers his feet every spring. We have to put him on haliperidol to get him to stop otherwise it will drag on all year. He refuses to sleep on his perch, goes round and round in his cage in the dark. It stresses us all the F out. But after 3-6 weeks of the meds, he settles down and it's back to Huey normal. So far I haven't had issues with GreycieMae (female). Not sure if they suffer from it as much.

Mine is 30+ yo. He still knows when it's Spring. He has found uses for his toys and I know without looking what he's doing because of his special noises. Mine is quick to regurgitate but will bring a little something up, roll it around in his mouth, and then decide 'nah, this is too good to share' and just re-swallow it himself. A real tease, so, sort of a selfish lover. (Or maybe, after 23 years together, he just knows I am not a willing recipient of being fed parrot vomit... lol)

One of my greys, Sydney, will start the head bobbing, regurg and wing drooping any time I even walk into the room. I can't ever pick him up without him going into a full on display of affection towards me. He also loves to head bob and regurg with one of his bells. Maalik will be 7 in July and to date hasn't started all this nonsense. Fynn is 2, so we have a bit of time before spring fever hits him.

My 2 greys, both will be 15 years old later this year,act up and misbehave more than normal in the spring. But Nilah my amazon..that's a whole other ballgame...since she was 3 1/2, we have quite a time with her in the spring..I won't go into the details..but to say whe finds ways to "satisfy" herself anywhere..on the blanket, my shoulder your arm...it can be wuite embarrassing listening to her...she also gets more aggressive..All 3 of them will fight more over territory so I have to keep a watchful eye all thru spring when they are out. Nilah is 12 years old now, I do see signs of her being horny (for lack of a better word) slowing down. I hope this means the end is in sight, as I remember Ray, I think, telling me they calm down around the age of 12 or so...???

That's the truth, my cats would be behind me pushing me toward the zombie so they could escape.

Flight, definitely!

I'd probably pick a pampered house cat. I've always wondered what they are thinking!