Puddings & Toyboys
A blog about my beautiful budgies.
Phineas & the spider plant
Recently, I have noticed some strange behaviour from Phineas.
I have become accustomed to his fly-bys. Without looking up from my laptop, I can tell his flight path by the heavy flapping of his wings & the displaced air. However, some of his flyovers seemed to fall short. When I turned to investigate what was happening, it appeared that Phineas was attempting to land on the spider plant to my left.
To date, he has not managed a landing which is just as well as I am pretty sure he would knock the plant over! It has reminded me of the past when Cagney developed a fascination with my spider plants. Bezukhov soon joined him & I recall that Raspy also wanted in on the act. After I changed my furniture, although the plants were returned in similar positions, the interest had gone.
I wonder why Phineas has suddenly noticed this particular plant now? Sometimes it is very difficult to get inside a budgie mind!
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I’m going to guess that he wants herbs or grass to eat. 🙂
Sky zoomed past me in the kitchen (where the herbs are kept, on the window sill) when he wanted some last week.
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You may be right! Perhaps all the new wild grass has inspired him to investigate anything green & leafy. 🙂 As for Sky… I hope you have eyes in the back of your head. 😀
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I reckon I am right.. More Green stuffs says Phineas!
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I wish I had the urge for green stuff like Phineas. 😀 He’s just had some kale so the spider plant should be safe for now…
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Vis-a-vis the last sentence, for ‘difficult’ substitute ‘impossible’!!
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I knew I should have got the post proof-read by a budgie-expert, or in your case, a sausage-expert. 😀
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