Post by walle on Jul 21, 2015 13:49:59 GMT -5
This is to introduce Walle (from WALL-E, Pixar movie), a 6 years old, blue Quaker parrot (located in Toronto, Canada).
He speaks a few words, mainly in context (like: good morning; good night; “coming back”; good boy; no, no, no; how are you - are you; goodbye; hello; water) and mimics a few more other.
He enjoys music, like opera, especially soprano voices (when he starts bobbing his head and making his own interpretation of the song). His favorite singer is Maria Callas, but as for musical piece it’s queen of the night's aria. He also sings Alouette (popular French Canadian children's song) distinctly, but other songs too, again in his own interpretation.
Sometimes he is not so “sweet”, for some (known by him) reasons he bites my wife’s or my own hand, and he has a sharp beak.
He is fully fledged, we leave him out of his cage around 1-2 hours a day, but although he flies extremely well (avoiding with no effort all the obstacles in the condo apartment where we live) he rarely chooses to fly; he prefers to be picked up, or just remains in his cage where he plays with a metal stick (remains from one of his toys).
He speaks a few words, mainly in context (like: good morning; good night; “coming back”; good boy; no, no, no; how are you - are you; goodbye; hello; water) and mimics a few more other.
He enjoys music, like opera, especially soprano voices (when he starts bobbing his head and making his own interpretation of the song). His favorite singer is Maria Callas, but as for musical piece it’s queen of the night's aria. He also sings Alouette (popular French Canadian children's song) distinctly, but other songs too, again in his own interpretation.
Sometimes he is not so “sweet”, for some (known by him) reasons he bites my wife’s or my own hand, and he has a sharp beak.
He is fully fledged, we leave him out of his cage around 1-2 hours a day, but although he flies extremely well (avoiding with no effort all the obstacles in the condo apartment where we live) he rarely chooses to fly; he prefers to be picked up, or just remains in his cage where he plays with a metal stick (remains from one of his toys).
