Howdy hi-dee ho!
How are you today?
We’ve had a string of difficult topics, so it’s time for something fun again! I figure it’s time to do something that brings out great big smiles for your kids.
Ever seen Rainbow Lorikeets ?
Rainbow birds!!!
Look at all the different colors. Aren’t they beautiful?
These birds are some of the prettiest and funniest birds I have ever seen! I got to see all these rainbow lorikeets at a zoo, and wow — how amazing are they!
I’m gonna tell you a story about my day with the ‘lories (as they are called by the locals).
Are your kids smiling yet? I sure am. Just looking at these pictures makes me smile. 🙂
Do you see the birds having their dinner? What do you think they were eating?
Broccoli? Nope.
Asparagus? Nope.
Worms? Nope!
They had a special birdie-friendly, soupy looking, oatmeal smelling, sloppy mix of goopy stuff! Those birdies were eating bird-porridge!
Can you see the funny bowl the birds are eating from?
At the zoo, you can hold these giant bowls by their extra long handles and the pretty birdies will fly right to your bowl and chow down. The birds get so excited! They fly from bowl to bowl, nibbling their goopy goodies as fast as they can.
At the zoo, there were hundreds and hundreds of these beautiful birds flying in for their dinner. They were just everywhere! Squawk! Squawk! Chirp! Screech! They were sooooooo noisy too.
And look!!
They will even land on your head!!!!
Ha ha ha! Aren’t they such funny birds?
How many birds do you count in this picture? There are more than 10. Can you see them hiding in the trees?
What a great day that was to see soooooooooo many pretty birds, and to have such fun with them. I wish I had a video of that very special day.
Do you want to hear their funny little chirpy, squawky sounds? I have a video of a different day when I fed them in the rain. There was about 25 birds coming for dinner this day.
This video, Raining on Rainbow Lorikeets, and others about Dissociative Identity Disorder can be found On the YouTube channel, Discussing Dissociation.
I hope these pretty birds bring a smile to your face today!
What are you going to do to bring a smile to your kids’ faces today? When your kids feel happier, everyone feels a little happier…..
There are lots of interesting options out in the world. So many cool animals, or amazing sights, or beautiful places. Take a break from the hard stuff, and reduce your stress by finding some time to enjoy life. Just have some fun.
Let part of your healing journey include time for fun and enjoying nature around you. 🙂
Warmly,
Kathy
Copyright © 2008-2018 Kathy Broady MSW and Discussing Dissociation
We want to see them birdys again. We had a idea. We got some inside little girls that been crying so much and them have such bad pictures. And we got some of inside boys that have such bad pictures all the time. And there body hurts lots. We want to go to the zoo when it cool off. And we want to go into the spot where you can feed the birds and the, just be flying arond. And we want to try to get the birds to land on there head. And make them laff. Becuse of course if you got birds on you head it gona make you laff. And feeding birds be fun.
It snowed here. We been helping Jadie make bird feeders out of card board tubes and string. She can put peanut butter on them herself and roll them in seeds. We hang them up in the trees. So she been having fun watching the birdies eat in our back yard. They been here all day. Jadie have been having a rough week and it make her laugh to watch the birdies eat. She loves her birdies.
We come here to nite to cheer arselfs up
We love these birdys
They be so butefol
We wish we had birdys like that in america
this still be 1of are favrotie articoles. 💐🌷🌹🥀🌺🌸🌼🌻
The birds are so pretty!