Plastic Conservation

Imagine planet Earth is about to self-destruct from any number of human-created crises. The good news is, a huge Generation starship has been created to take many humans to another planet. The bad news is, the price of a ticket is the amount of plastic conservation you have done in your lifetime.

Rehoming Expectations

People in desperate circumstances often need to rehome a pet, no matter how much they love that little soul, that part of their life. As someone who has taken in many birds for various reasons, I understand that. The saddest part of these surrenders are when one person still loves the animal and is finding it a new home to keep their partner happy.

Flocks Within Flocks Part Two

I hope you enjoyed the first part of this blog. Unexpectedly, I found time to put the second part up today. There are a few things to share about the birds outside, but the Bird Room inhabitants are a lot of fun. So let’s jump in with the ringneck doves and the cape doves.

Flocks Within Flocks Part One

My avian companions are grouped into three distinct flocks. One is the office flock, made up of mostly large parrots who need human contact and attention. The second is the outside flock, hardy birds that are living a good life with sunshine or rain, and breeding as much as possible. The final flock is in the bird room and cabana, birds not exactly good at being in all weather, not freely breeding, and not all that interested in having people around. Of course there are exceptions to this category.