The blog for cockatiels and their humans, with information and entertainment on bird, tiel and human issues.
Here is his description of the blog: The musings of J. L. LeMone, an intelligent and critical cockatiel, about daily life, tiel issues, news, education, the world, and life in general.
Sadly, J.L. passed away on June 14, 2007. Tiel Weekly continues as an informational and entertaining blog in his honor.
Miss Prissy, a young, beautiful pearl cockatiel, shared J.L.'s life and cage for more than five years. She grew up in a house with many cockatiels, and she enjoys the attention she gets as a special pet. She is very loyal, patient and gentle, and she enjoys eating millet spray and spending time with her human.
Carrera is a young pied cockatiel who flies as fast as a race car and sings as well as an opera singer. He never met J.L. in person, but knows about him from his blog entries. He enjoys sunlight, honey treats, and all the coming and going in the apartment. He likes to try out new things, and he is a very quick learner. Sitting on the humans' shoulders is his favorite pastime.
The Tall One is a human, but she cares very much about cockatiels. She likes to read, write, listen to music, and play with tiels and other animals. She is currently assuming interim editor duties until Tiel Weekly can once again be run by winged writers.
3 comments:
Oh yum! Bread!
Hm... we're going to have to get Michelle to give us some, too! Now we've got a hankering for it!
CC-man gets a half slice of bread every morning. He doesn't eat the whole thing, but nibbles at it.
T-man
Hi Django, Masti, and Gillie!
Yes, your human definitely needs to get you some bread. Tell her to get the kind with little seeds in it, and to give you the crust pieces at the beginning and end of the bread; they are nice and crunchy!
Hi T-Man!
CC-man knows what's good! He gets bread every morning? How nice! The Tall One doesn't give us bread every day; that's probably why we eat almost the whole thing when we do get it. We either leave the rest to dry up so it's even crunchier, or we throw it behind the cage for the Tall One.
J. L. LeMone
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