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I Hate When My Female Parakeets Get Into My Business & Start Scolding Me With A High-Pitched Tone Of Voice…

It happened twice this week in 3 days. Again last night. Ray was sitting down with his neck hurting and asked me to heat up a little buckwheat filled neck pad in the microwave oven. So I walked over and picked it up and took it to the kitchen. Kiwi, whose cage is the closest to where he sits lit in on me. I heard her say “working” and scolding me in a high-pitched told. She kept going. She has heard Sweet Pea doing the same thing when I’d walk into the kitchen to start cooking. Those female birds do not want me to do anything for him or the boy. One evening we were sitting down eating. Ray said something about some soft cheese to put on the pilaf I made. The boy usually gets up and helps but he was gone that evening with his friend. I got up and got it from the refrigerator and set it down near his plate. I sat down and started eating. I had forgotten to get him a spoon to spoon it out. So he got up and got it himself. Sweet Pea very plainly asked “Are you working here?” In a very surprised tone of voice. 😂 I told her I guess he was. Now she is scolding me for doing anything for him. And she’ll go on and on with a high-pitched tone of voice too.

I have to wonder if other pets could talk if they would do the same thing in similar situations.
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4meAndyou · F
Your little girls are plainly worried that you are working too much! 🤣🤣🤣
4meAndyou · F
@cherokeepatti Well, they are trying to TEACH you how to be a good parakeet female...but you are a slow little parakeet...🤣🤣🤣
cherokeepatti · 70-79, F
@4meAndyou I have tried to tell them when the men leave the house they are going to work-work all day. I don’t know if they believe that since they don’t see it with their own eyes though. They know when I am doing chores that I am working, they call it work-working. One day Ray came home from work and I had been rushing around to get the chores done before making dinner. When he got here and was walking past their cages one of them piped up and told him “Work-Working!” To inform him that I had been doing chores.
4meAndyou · F
@cherokeepatti They are smart little girls!
Munumbis · 46-50, M
Birds do that to me on the Mojave desert when I hike into their territory sometimes.
cherokeepatti · 70-79, F
@Munumbis You can tell by their tone of voice when they are scolding.
Munumbis · 46-50, M
@cherokeepatti Pretty much. Annoying squawking vs singing.
No kidding... these birds of yours must have IQs in the stratosphere
@cherokeepatti

I now believe high IQs can be inherited :D
cherokeepatti · 70-79, F
@rinkydinkydoink I believe my mother was likely an autistic savant. I was compared to her personality wise when I was very young. Tended toward introversion. My uncle tried to pull me out of it when I was very young. I’d get submerged in a hobby such as embroidery (which my mother also did and she could make it look like a painting) and neighbors and their kids would come over I wanted to keep doing it. I was about 4 years old. He made me go outside and play with them.
@cherokeepatti

There was a Canadian pro golfer named Moe Norman. He never made it on the PGA tour and the main reason was because of this:

"Norman could have been one of the greats but because he was an undiagnosed autistic savant with strong Asperger’s-like traits he had a difficult time adapting to every day contact with people."

If you've the time and the inclination, his story is well worth reading... even on Wikipedia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moe_Norman
Justmeraeagain · 56-60, F
I've been watching a lot of videos about talking birds I could never handle one of them but it's funny to watch.

 
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