#meyers parrot

[unusual-legume]

Winner winner chicken dinner.

[w0rldclassjelly]

YOU HAVE A BIRD!?!?? WAIT THAT'S SO COOL. SHOW ME THE BIRD PLEASE I LOVE BIRD SO MUCH!!!

I DO I DO!! His name is Thumper, i got him a little while ago, not quite a year i believe? He is my little buddy :]]

[luraharenose]

6th ArtFight 2023 attack, and second revenge, for Therealsnadwich of their character Ollie along with Donnie from rottmnt!

[applefruitluver69]

My bird Marla!!

[brushfeather]

Commission for Snad Wich (wip)

Approved penciling for SnadWich (discord) of “Ollie” the Meyer’s Parrot and “Cleo” the IRN. This will be finished in watercolor-style. The most complicated commission I’ve taken on in a long time - thanks for your support, Snad!

[vestaignis]

Мейеров или желтоплечий длиннокрылый попугай. Он же попугай Мейера(Poicephalus meyeri).Назван в честь немецкого ботаника и орнитолога Бернхарда Мейера (1767—1836). Различают 6 подвидов, с незначительными различиями в окрасе и в ареале обитания.

Мейеров длиннокрылый попугай - самый маленький представитель рода длиннокрылых попугаев. Длина тела 21—25 см, хвоста 5—6 см .Он один из наиболее красивых представителей рода длиннокрылых попугаев. В окрасе головы, шеи, груди, крыльев и хвоста преобладают коричневые или теплые серые тона с желтыми вкраплениями. Крестец и внутренняя сторона хвоста могут иметь цвет от ярко-зеленого до ярко-синего. Спина серая. Клюв чёрный. Радужка оранжево-красная. Приблизительный возраст птицы можно определить по окрасу радужной оболочки глаза: у молодых птиц она коричневая, у взрослых - оранжево-красная. Самец и самка по окраске не отличаются.

Обитает попугай Мейера в Восточной и Центральной Африке. Населяют разреженные леса, акациевые рощи и кустарниковые заросли вблизи водоёмов, саванны, встречаются на высоте до 1300 м над уровнем моря. Питается семенами различных растений, цветами, соцветиями и плодами, вегета��ивными частями растений.

Мейеров длиннокрылый попугай гнездятся в дуплах деревьев на большой высоте. В кладке обычно 2—4 яйца, которые насиживает самка в течение 25—30 дней. Самец охраняет гнездо и кормит самку, а впоследствии участвует в выкармливании птенцов.

Meyer's or Yellow-shouldered Long-winged Parrot. Also known as Meyer's Parrot (Poicephalus meyeri). Named after the German botanist and ornithologist Bernhard Meyer (1767-1836). There are 6 subspecies, with minor differences in color and habitat.

Meyer's Long-winged Parrot is the smallest representative of the genus of Long-winged Parrots. The body length is 21-25 cm, the tail is 5-6 cm. It is one of the most beautiful representatives of the genus of Long-winged Parrots. The color of the head, neck, chest, wings and tail is dominated by brown or warm gray tones with yellow blotches. The rump and the inside of the tail can have a color from bright green to bright blue. The back is gray. The beak is black. The iris is orange-red. The approximate age of the bird can be determined by the color of the iris: in young birds it is brown, in adults it is orange-red. The male and female do not differ in color.

Meyer's parrot lives in East and Central Africa. They inhabit sparse forests, acacia groves and shrub thickets near water bodies, savannas, and are found at an altitude of up to 1300 m above sea level. It feeds on seeds of various plants, flowers, inflorescences and fruits, vegetative parts of plants.

Meyer's long-winged parrots nest in tree hollows at high altitudes. The clutch usually contains 2-4 eggs, which the female incubates for 25-30 days. The male guards the nest and feeds the female, and subsequently participates in feeding the chicks.

Источник://t.me/roundtravel,//pofoto.club/9310-popugaj-mejera-44-foto.html,//dibird.com/ru/species/mejerov-dlinnokrylyj-popugaj/, /poknok.art/6044-popugaj-mejera.html,/www.berl.ru/article/birds/ popu/pop/meierov_dlinnokrylyi_popugai.htm,/ru.ruwiki.ru/wiki/Мейеровдлиннокрылыйпопугай.

[birdhism]

Parrot Dangos

[dopescissorscashwagon]

A watchful Meyer’s Parrot…

📍@UmusambiV in Kigali, Rwanda, RwOT

📸 by Will Wilson @2wsphotography

[mostdeviouswizard]

The lore of Scooby Doo Mystery Incoporated endlessly fascinated me. They are trapped in a perpetual Cold War Era version of America. Fashionwise, everyone dresses like it's late 60s early 70s but there computers look to be from the 80s or perhaps 90s. BUT they also have cell phones, and texting? And online chatrooms/blogs? Velma canonically has a blog so internet wise, late 90s early 2000s???? Not to even mention the like EXTREME military industrial complex going on in Crystal Cove, the amount of villans who offhand mention having a degree or experience with military robotics or engineering is BONKERS. Also, there's WWII era German nazi bots? That's just canon, that's just a facet of the world they live in. Crazy that the evil parrot with a German accent has better established more believeable lore than the UNDERWATER NAZI ROBOTS. There's characters canonically referencing/making fun of H. P Lovecraft, Stephanie Meyers, and Taylor Lautner. The H. P Lovecraft parody is named H. P Hatecraft btw and it's the funniest thing ever, this is the best show ever made.

[zot3-flopped]

You know how Taylor keeps singing about how she was "too young to be messed with" because she was allegedly only 19 when she dated John Meyer. Swifties keep parroting it too, how John Meyer took advantage of a poor teenager and how he stole her girlhood. Well someone at the snark sub pointed out she probably lied about that. So I started digging and found this:

https://people.com/music/taylor-swift-and-taylor-lautner-relationship-timeline/

Taylor Lautner mentioned her in his SNL monologue on December 12th 2009. Taylor was born on December 13th 1989. That means that the last day of Taylor being 19 Taylor was still with Lautner. There are two possibilities now - either she chested on Taylor Lautner with John Meyer or she lied about being 19 when she dated him to make herself look like a victim and push this "an older guy took advantage of me as a teenager" narrative. Tbh if that's what she's doing she doesn't even need to. She was 20-21 while with Jake Gyllenhaal and swifties still say she was a victim of "grooming" because he is 9 years older than her.

She really does push the 19/teenage angle, doesn't she - despite it being a lie! Wouldn't put it past her to have cheated on Lautner with Mayer. Many of her relationships seem to segue into each other.

[dinobeates]

I will be participating in a #Dinovember Prompt List this year! My current plan is to make one chibi-ish design a day to sell as an adoptable, which can be claimed on my Telegram art channel, my FurAffinity, my Instagram, or my BlueSky.

Prompt List: https://www.instagram.com/p/DBrsoNsMfRC/

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Day 7: Meyer's Parrot Psittacosaurus Claim: $10 [comment or message to claim]

[freneticfloetry]

Hi Courtney! for the weird writer asks please:

4. What’s a word that makes you go absolutely feral?

36. They say to Write What You Know. Setting aside for a moment the fact that this is terrible advice...what do you Know?

Hi Rae! Thanks for the ask. These are fun!

4. What’s a word that makes you go absolutely feral?

Ooof. Irregardless. Like, setting aside the “sounds fake but okay” of it all… While it is technically an actual word, this clumsy, ridiculous double-negative mess means the exact same thing without the discordant “ir-”. Which is nonsensical! Just say “regardless”! But wait, what’s that? Most people who use this word actually think it means the opposite?

I just, I can’t.

36. They say to Write What You Know. Setting aside for a moment the fact that this is terrible advice...what do you Know?

I don’t actually think it’s always terrible advice! You certainly shouldn’t be constricted to writing what you know, or let it limit the stories you tell. But I think there’s a lot to be said for bringing some aspect of your own knowledge or history or experience into what you write, as long as it’s used as a tool to strengthen characters and serve the story.

But to actually answer the question… I know birds. African and South American parrots, specifically. Is that weird? My dad was a breeder for my whole childhood, and I basically grew up in an aviary. He specialized in Congo and Timneh Greys (and for a long time was the go-to Grey breeder in the country), but Meyers, Senegals, Caiques, Capes, Indian and African Ringnecks, Amazons, whatever. You name it, we raised it. We belonged to a regional bird club that had meetings and shows. I learned how to handfeed baby birds at 11. We all had our own pets — my mom had Poncho, who was exactly like every African Grey you’ve ever seen a special on, my sister had a peachface lovebird, Romeo, and I had my childhood cockatiel, Tango (who was a Lutino, a big sweetheart, and a pretty good talker but loved to sing). It’s been years, but I can still tell you what dominant and recessive genes you need to pair to get a whiteface pearl pied cockatiel or an albino ringneck.

I have no idea when any of that would ever be helpful in terms of writing, but there it is.

[da-janela-lateral]

Meyer parrots' green and yellow patches of feathers usually look very vibrant and pretty, but bird! Shinji's plumage appears kind of dull in the more recent drawings. Discolored and/or dull feathers are a sign of a lack of sunlight and a poor diet, respectively. Considering his canon living situation, it's impressive that he doesn't have stress bars as well in this AU. Poor boy...

[flock-talk]

hey, im curious what you use to clean the floor, other surfaces etc, in the bird room? and also if you have any suggestions for household cleaners in general that are effective but non toxic for animals to be exposed to the smells/any residue. i know you have a lot going on right now so absolutely no rush in responding. thank you -pennaraptor

The vast majority of the room gets cleaned with warm water and vinegar, individual things like bowls or monthly deep cleaning parts (soaking ropes) may get diluted gentle dish soap and extensive rinsing. You can also use steam cleaners, I’ve not personally used one.

I have heard that mrs. meyers cleaners can be bird safe depending on the scent. They’re a more “organic” style cleaner so some of their scents are sourced from essential oils which can be safe provided it’s not a toxic scent (like tea tree oil is outright toxic, lavender and citrus can be safe, etc). They’re supposed to be a bit of a more gentle “natural” cleaner. They make concentrate formulas so you can heavily dilute it in a spray bottle to make them safer. I’ll use that brand to clean the rest of my house and monthly wipe downs of bird room surfaces the birds won’t chew on (the floor, the walls) to make sure things are getting disinfected properly. To be extra safe I usually do another wipe down with water to ensure everything is rinsed off and provide ample time to air out the space before birds move back in. Although I dilute it so much the scent is usually so faint to begin with that it’s gone by the time I’m done cleaning anyways.

There isn’t a ton of concise research on cleaning chemicals with birds unfortunately so there isn’t a for sure guarantee whether something store bought will be totally safe. Vinegar/water is the most commonly used cleaner for parrots since it won’t do harm if ingested but it is not a 100% flawless cleaner so some bacteria and viruses can still survive through a cleaning with it. That’s why I’ve opted to do regular daily/weekly cleanings with vinegar and just a once or twice a month wipe down with the diluted Meyers cleaner.

[brushfeather]

Completed commission for SnadWich on discord of "Ollie" and "Cleo." Thanks so much for your patronage!

With that, it's now March and my commissions are closing up so that I can focus on pending projects. Thanks for the support!

[threebooksoneplot]

green parrot tulip cover inspo for Euphoria and Something (genderflipped New Moon)

Three Books One Plot is a Twilight podcast with a twist: we simultaneously read Life and Death and Midnight Sun! This season: watch us boldly go where Stephenie Meyer feared to tread as we continue Life and Death and Midnight Sun into the New Moon era. If you can’t read it, write it! More info here.