Parrot 4

Feb 4, 20259

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After returning home from the New Year, the speaker checks on their parakeets, finding that all are safe. The floor is covered in millet husks, which were blown around by the birds' wings. There are various colored feathers, mostly white, scattered around. Two large bowls filled with millet show that one is nearly empty, indicating the birds have eaten about 300-400 grams. Six water feeders are present, with two containing water. The speaker releases the birds from their cage to let them fly and plans to clean up with a vacuum afterward, giving them pear cores to peck at. They also recall a golden retriever that acts as a garbage disposal for food scraps, consuming 2-4 kg of food at a time. The dog, weighing over 40 kg, responds well to clear commands for sitting, lying down, and extending its paws. Overall, while the dog eats more and incurs higher costs, everything else is manageable.

After the New Year, back home
Quickly count the parrots
Fortunately, none are missing
The floor is covered with millet husks
Piled up like little golden hills
Only in the front
The front is open
These husks are caused by the strong airflow generated when the parrots flap their wings
They can blow down the husks without millet
And those with millet as well
Around the 2.3-meter perimeter, there are feathers of various colors
Mostly white
Most are about the size of a pinky nail

Two large bowls with a diameter of about 18 cm filled with millet
One of the bowls is almost empty
Estimated to have eaten 300g---400g
Six water feeders, two of which have water

Open the cage to let the birds fly
Then vacuum the battlefield
Give them the pear cores to peck at

Thinking of another dog, a golden retriever
Mentioned earlier
The kitchen waste disposal machine
Named by its owner
Fish bones, chicken bones, shrimp shells
It can eat 2-4 kg at a time
Weighing over 40 kg
Single-word commands are clear and effective
Sit means sit
Lie down means lie down
If it needs to stretch its left foot, it stretches its left front foot
The same goes for the right foot

Besides eating more than I do
And the cost being relatively high
Everything else is fine