I love the cascade of snow, ice and icicles on rocks.
The Empty Space: coping with the loss of a beloved companion
By Sherri Moorer I think the hardest part of losing Chloe (or any bird) is the empty space. It’s not just the empty space where the cage used to be. It’s the mental and emotional space in her absence. It’s getting up and going to bed with one less bird. It’s coming home to one […] …
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Growing Greens for companion birds: Wheatgrass & Other Grasses
By @tiellover Parrots in the wild love fresh greens, but it can be difficult to get our birds to eat enough greens in our homes. Greens are a healthy and nutritious addition to any parrot diet and are full of vitamins and minerals. Presentation can be everything, so here’s a fun way to get your […] …
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Depression in Companion Birds
by Mariah Hughes Depression is, in the most basic understanding, a psychological condition in which a series of “feel good” hormones fail to do their jobs for any number of reasons. Despite the common perception that depression is a “human illness”, or, moreover, not an illness at all, depression has the ability to affect any […] …
It’s a Birb Thing – Happy New Year!
By Lavender via It’s a Birb Thing — BirbObserver
Ushering in 2018
New Year's Eve on the doorstep, and mother nature is preparing in style.
New Contributor on BirbObserver
We want to take this opportunity to welcome Tiellover as the newest contributor to BirbObserver! Tiellover has been on Twitter since July, 2010 so undoubtedly many of you know and follow her account! With a lifetime of experience with companion birds ‘under her wing’, we look forward to Tiellover sharing her wealth of knowledge and …
The Visitor
SomeBunny or SomeSquirrely came to visit sometime in the late night or early morning.
A Pot of (Cold) Gold Perhaps?
Beautiful rainbow / sundog
Sun & Snow
Snow-covered rock outcrop along our road. A sculpted landscape.
The Northern Herper 
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