Everyone is sharing pics of dogs, cats and other pets. So let me present to you my parrot from Wish.
Everyone is sharing pics of dogs, cats and other pets. So let me present to you my parrot from Wish.
Now that's an impressive cock.
Might I suggest a higher quality vendor? That sir is a back end of a cock.
Nice cloaca.
Your parrot is a fucking king.
That's a Queen, dear.
Fried parrot eggs for breakfast tomorrow
Instructions unclear too much parrots too little breakfasts.
I can remember a time when I was a kid, that one of the most recent chicks got to feel so accustomed to my presence that it would follow me around when I was near and let me pet it. So it was easy for me to pick various insects and provide instant snacks, probably tastier than what the rest of the flock was getting. This is also how hen's teach little chicken (few days old) how to locate food when they are young. After it grew a little, when it spotted me, it used to behave like a dog does when you return home. It sprinted towards me, made silly (to my perception) noises and examined me tilting it's head. This picture reminded me of those sprints and made me smile.
How soft are chickens in touch? I have never been able to touch one, they always ran away
I used to help raise and tend to chickens during my childhood. As adults chickens have an outer layer of stiff feathers on their wings and back which mainly function as protection against moisture and enhance mobility (fluttering, gliding, etc.), but beneath this layer there's a layer of very soft down feathers which offer insulation against the cold. It's best to feel how soft their down feathers are when they're chicks, as their stiffer feathers haven't grown in yet, but also if you spend a lot of time reaching under hens for their eggs you'll find that their undersides still have a lot of softer feathers for nesting purposes.