Catherine

Good on you, Pearce. Don't you think the next number might have been better? 72

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These are good.

Glad I'm not alone. :thankyou:

1. Betcha I can budge yer off the perch. 2. Cat got your tongue then? 3. A new ring of confidence, huh? Should get an ankle bracelet like mine.

I have to pick things. When I see spikes, my hand goes out, budgies' heads go down and they get a rub. Of course you cannot do that with an aviary of birds, I know.

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Yep. It ends at 111. I'd suggest that we all just type 111 so the game would be over - except, that would spoil the fun. 57

Yeah ... and about Chopstick. Do you reckon a dalmation would make a nice duster? Bird fashions do change and, staying off topic, I breed Siamese fighters. Their judges find acceptable one year what they don't the next. Do you think there should be a new category of judging based soley on the budgie's musical ability? My budgie, Duns, is the repository of the music in my family. He teaches the cockatiels their songs. You can tell when they've learnt a tune from him. They whistle it in a genteel sort of way at first, the way he does. It changes after they've put their own gloss on it. I'd love to enter Duns in the singing budgie category - he'd knock Kylie right off her perch. :rofl:

Thank you for the heads up. If there is anything they can get into, they will. You almost have to think like a budgie.

Nup. I did. 53

Feather dusters don't actually work as well as woollen ones.

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Great to meet you. Welcome.

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That is very sad. It is even harder when you have to watch the mate grieve. You have done wonderfully well to have kept her happy for so long. My sincere condolences.

What a lovely, happy little chappie!

I particularly like the fact that the arrangment of the "perches" ensures they won't poop on each other.

Very cool idea.

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37 This is going to take a while :thumbs_up: