What are you doing reading the blog today, you should be tucking into your Christmas pud or your favourite holiday treat.Yesterday I found a new use for a wheelchair. Meet my new friend Robbi on their new perch.
Robbi is happy that he/she are not a pheasant….who are currently being blasted by shotgun-toting nobodies. If you really want to kill a pheasant it is easier to get in a car and run them over, probably a quicker kill.
Robbi didn’t know they were not a parrot as they sat on my shoulder when we first met. I went off to get some meally-worms as a treat, turns out mini-cheddars are the preferred Christmas meal.
Where ever you are, Happy Holidays from the Guys and Gals at BartsMS. Hope you get your mini-cheddar today.
And I hope you and your colleagues can enjoy time away from the day job. Thank you for what you do, the blog continues to help me on a daily basis. xx
Big Ditto!
Lovely!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you to and to all at Bart’s and to all your families
Why the wheelchair? Whose wheelchair?
The orange breast means Robbi was allocated male at birth. But hey, it’s Christmas and time for goodwill to all creatures – and so cool having them that close to you.
What colour breast does a female have? Orange? According to the RSPB site “Males and females look identical, and young birds have no red breast and are spotted with golden brown”. Indeed juvenilles have a distinct call. Last year I had a juvenile eating from my hand and was there throughout the winter.