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Shopping Bird (Java Sparrow) for Fat Bird Friday!
This will be the 2nd part to this mini series within Fat Bird Friday, known as Feathered Contrast, aka, the juxtaposition of big fat birds, with small things.
Here's the first image of the series!
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Why oh why do my half-hearted doodles turn out better than drawings I sacrifice my soul to finish?
Quark, tending bar.
[Video: Quark the Java Sparrow having a bath in a clear cube, Just A Comet from Steven Universe plays in the background. Camera starts looking at Quark’s feet from below and slowly pans up to see through the droplet covered side of the cube as Quark looks over his shoulder and hops out of frame.]
He and Odo are always so excited for fresh water and will immediately take a bath when I change the water out.
Java finches will pick out any seeds they don't want and leave a considerable mess, so it's important to adapt the food to what they will eat. Supplement their seed mix and pellets with nuts, grains, and finely chopped, bird-safe fruits and vegetables.
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Identity male and female of java Sparrow, java finch
Tribute to Pearl.
You were one heck of a gem.
These pictures were taken today (15th).
Look at how much they’ve grown in three days! How much more feather and soft they are now!
