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He ate my 1948 ref 5028 bubbleback crown!
Oh no! Will he give it back?
Can you believe he is just 7 months old and still growing? He's 550 grams and will weigh up to 800 grams as an adult!
I gave it to him, he loves the watch
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He ate my 1948 ref 5028 bubbleback crown!
Oh no! Will he give it back? Can you believe he is just 7 months old and still growing? He's 550 grams and will weigh up to 800 grams as an adult! I gave it to him, he loves the watch ...
It almost got screwed down so hard it was going to damage the threads 🤣
He almost twisted it off hahahaha. It's like having a natural monkey wrench that has a mind of it's own
He's just making sure it's . . .
. . . the original crown. Keratin micrometers are tops!
This was my most beautiful bird but he got sick and didn't make it.
He was the most beautiful and exotic Citron I had ever seen. They are all but extinct. ...
Thank you, yes was a great loss. Only 9 years old.
I was hoping he would easily live to his 60s, he died still a young fledgling.
Living with a White Cockatoo
Even these birds are now harder to get in California and so the waiting lists are long and deposits are almost necessary to even get a call from a locator https://youtube.com/shorts/RjviL23t10A?si=DkAV6Ne8JNnEvxt5
He's a sweet character bird for sure, but what a bite!
I was just looking up at the bite force for a large umbrella cockatoo. Looks like they have been measured at 350 psi. Considering that the tip of his beak is basically stronger than a coconut, he easily punctures walnuts and the shells of whole coconuts. ...