Last night, after we put the dogs out for the evening, somebody had the run of the house until bedtime.
It's getting warmer outside and will soon be time to make him go back to his cage for awhile so the dogs can come in. He's not going to like it one little bit!
Ah ecstasy! Too bad it's temporary.
ReplyDeleteHe might get himself in trouble if left out to roam with the dogs inside. He's fearless.
DeleteIt's so funny that he likes coffee! Does it make him nervous?
ReplyDeleteNo more than usual, Steve!
DeleteActually, I only let him have a sip or two and then I move the cup. Hopefully such a small amount won't do any harm!
Does Marco also like coke?
ReplyDeleteYes, but he likes mixed drinks more!
DeleteWe need a book on the adventures of Marco.
ReplyDeleteHe was on a perch this morning talking to some small goldfish in one of our aquariums. He kept saying, "Heeeeyyy Ginger!" to them. I guess Ginger is one of the few names he knows! :)
DeleteHe is so beautiful !
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip
He really is a pretty boy!
Deletewhat a delightful companion!
ReplyDeleteSometimes I wonder if having a smart parrot in the house is like having a very small and jaunty and sassy roommate.
ReplyDeleteYou're kind to share your beverages!
I love his face. What a beauty,
ReplyDelete"I know why the caged bird sings" - it's because he doesn't want to be in the ****ing cage!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was very small we had Budgies; we also had Cats. The two didn't mix too well, and the Budgies were replaced quite often.
ReplyDeleteShe looks cute and smart!
ReplyDeleteHe has quite an intelligent look about him.
ReplyDeleteMarco really is a pretty bird! I wonder if parrots EAT coffee in the wild? Maybe that's why they're so noisy -- LOL!
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