Awwww!!!!!!!!!!!!

And that looks like very nice butter lettuce, too - not nasty iceberg.

Yes, they don't like iceberg at all, they only eat butter and even then I always try to find one that has leaves that are not so thick. This one in the pic is the ultimate perfection :D And pretty much gone at this point, lol :D

Hell, I loathe iceberg lettuce. It's like eating aluminum foil. And butter lettuce is nice and soft, perfect for the delicate feathers' tummies.

I think even the plot bunnies loathe it, heeee :D

That looks so fresh and appetizing, I would like a bite myself!

Heee, only the best for my babies :P

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I wouldn't have know he was there at all if you hadn't pointed him out. Hehe, stealthy birdie indeed!

Heeee, when food's been delivered, the world just seizes to exist, no matter what you do :D

Hee! That looks yummy! Our guinea pig used to eat only certain kinds of fresh lettuce (though, bizarrely, our rabbit won't!!), to the point that most any time you opened the fridge, the guinea pig would squeal for you to give him some. He made it nearly impossible to sneak a midnight snack ;-) (He, like our bunny lived under the kitchen table. Don't ask. It's worked for years, even if it's a bizarre sort of thing! LOL!!)

LOLOL, you had a midnight snack alarm... no munching past midnight, lol :D

LOL Exactly!! Pretty much anytime, day or night, he'd squeal like crazy when you opened the fridge -- he knew what that light meant!! LOL!!

When I had more feathers, the only thing they responded to was a black sock. This was the one thing they feared and respected so whenever any one of them was misbehaving, I always grabbed a black sock, didn't do anything with it but the mere fact that there was a black sock on the horizon made all of them turn into little innocent angels, LOL.

ROFL! That's hysterical!! I wonder what they thought it was? Some fearsome bird of prey?? ;-) It's sooo funny, the things our critters learn!!

Yeah, they probably thought it was something dangerous.

Well, with that in mind, you can imagine what was going on when I brought 2 brown-black canaries from Warsaw one Sunday, lol... my mom said Stanley spent the entire Monday screaming (and trust me, he was a very small canary but geez, he could shatter glass with that chest trumpet, lol)... of course once they realized these weren't two mobile socks flying around the room, everything went back to normal, lol.

And of course there were the times when I was simply getting dressed and putting socks on... and I only have black socks. Well, there was a lot of unnecessary yelling in the morning going on, LOL :D

LOL I was just thinking of how a lot of places here have installed those electronic "calling" things that make sounds like birds of prey to try to keep the thrice-damned grackles away; figured the general idea probably applied to lots of birds.

LOL Oh, my gosh, I'm sure that was something else when you brought those home!!

You're going to have to hide your feet when you're putting them on!! LOL!!

Hmm... so the birdies don't cooperate...

Nope, pretty much never cooperate... spoiled brats :D

Yep, that's a stealth birdie if ever I didn't see one, lol! :D

I think I might be the only one on your f-list who likesiceberg lettuce and isn't keen on the type in your photo! Oh well, each to their own! :D

Heeee, well, butter lettuce is always available in the fridge because of the feathers. When we're talking salads, I prefer cabbage lettuce, heee :D