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Some photos taken today at a Thai restaurant. My wife with a cockatoo which belongs to the owner of the restaurant.

I agree with Steve.

Thanks Ray. Caves. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Some photos taken in recent months. Hope you like them.

Someone told me the Cedar tree is toxic to bird. After doing some searching, I found out it is true but Cocoa has been chewing on the tree for years. My earlier parrots too chewed the branches which I used them as perch without having any adverse effect. ?????

Video.

One more at the playground.

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We had a gathering with our fids and pets yesterday in conjunction with Labor's Day. Here are some of the pics.

The love bird chicks have grown up so much. They are almost 7 weeks old. All of them are under the care of my sis in law. They were brought back to me today as my SIL has to go away for a few days. According to my SIL one of the birds flew out while she was replacing their food. She was doing that in the compound outside the house. The lovie flew to a nearby tree. My SIL thought it was all gone. Luckily the bird responded to my SIL's call and flew back to her. From that day onward no more meddling with the birds outside the house. The chicks meeting their parents (in the cage). Cockatiels.

The building is half store half residential. But anyway she moved to a nearby new house.

This is the only spot in the house she enjoyed herself. Cocoa is planning an aviary. LOL!

At hardware store. In the house. Cocoa loves to perch on the window grille.

Yesterday, my niece was having curry for lunch. The biggest love bird chick saw a bowl of curry on a table. He jumped in to take a bath and thus he is named Curry.

The photos are nicely taken.

My sis in law took the 2 bigger chicks out from the nestbox because their crops were about to explode. The crops had already subsided when the photos were taken.

The eldest chick. Another one hatched yesterday. Mommy with new baby.

1st time parents. Daddy and babies. The smaller one died this morning. Mommy. 3 lovie chicks.

On April Fool.

They are peach faced.

They changed colors as they grew older.