Wordless Wednesday -Will You Still Feed Me

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Wordless Wednesday - Will you Still Feed me When I'm 64

Oregon Zoo Lorakeets - photo by my daughter Amanda - Canon Power Shot

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Anonymous said…
Yes I would!!! Ha!

Love both the photo and caption...
11:03 PM, May 13, 2008
Snap Catch said…
sure I will! perfect catch for WW! mine's up too hope you can drop by...
11:10 PM, May 13, 2008
Anonymous said…
Wow, those are some pretty tame birds!
1:37 AM, May 14, 2008
karisma said…
Wow that makes me break out in song.....when I get older, losing my head/legs/ hair, many years from now, do de do de do!
4:15 AM, May 14, 2008
ChrisB said…
Ha I wish I wasn't being fed as much~ it's hard to loose weight at 64!!!
4:32 AM, May 14, 2008
Marsha said…
Terrific shot... love the color. It's obvious they are used to people!

Have a terrific Wednesday!

Check out my entry if you get a chance at Just Some Thoughts
6:26 AM, May 14, 2008
the rotten correspondent said…
What a cute bird butt. They look awfully calm.
6:47 AM, May 14, 2008
Anonymous said…
Sure, I will still feed you.
7:16 AM, May 14, 2008
The Laundress said…
Oh goodness, too cute.
7:47 AM, May 14, 2008
Anonymous said…
I'll leave out the bird feeder for ya.
8:08 AM, May 14, 2008
BarnGoddess said…
as long as your not a picky eater!

great photo!!
8:58 AM, May 14, 2008
Desert Songbird said…
I always got a bit creeped out by birds on a shoulder.
9:09 AM, May 14, 2008
Tammy said…
Whenever I'm at the zoo, I just love the tropical birds...especially the ones that talk (in English, I mean, because they all talk!) ;)

Thank you for your comment on my NY post...it was interesting to read your experiences too!

Blessings,
~Tammy
10:02 AM, May 14, 2008
Anonymous said…
Love the caption. Love the birds!

Thanks for visiting my site! Happy Wordless Wednesday :)
12:14 PM, May 14, 2008
storyteller said…
Cool photo … clever caption! Love that Beatles song!!! I’ve got (sort of) wordless OSI posts on each of my blogs today ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
1:03 PM, May 14, 2008
Gabriel said…
Very good post, it was very smart! Another Beatles reference today! :-)

Happy WW, and thanks for stopping by!

My post...
1:11 PM, May 14, 2008
Claudia said…
oh, the cuties!!
1:28 PM, May 14, 2008
carrie said…
those are some cool looking birds!!

happy wednesday
2:13 PM, May 14, 2008
♥.Trish.♥ Drumboys said…
Beautiful birds
I love Lorakeets

thanks for visiting me
My Little Drummer boys
5:09 PM, May 14, 2008
Anonymous said…
Looks like fun!

Thanks for stopping by to check out my WW photo!
5:25 PM, May 14, 2008
Joy T. said…
Wow and I do know a lot of parrots can live that long too. I have a friend who has Lorakeets and she keeps trying to talk me into getting one. I won't of course, but they are such sweet birds. Your daughter took a fantastic picture.
11:56 PM, May 14, 2008
Amanda said…
I'm still glad you didn't get pooped on.

The birds certainly get fed well, don't they?!

Thanks for coming. I am glad you enjoyed the zoo.
Love you.
12:28 AM, May 15, 2008
Unknown said…
Oh how cool is that!
11:16 AM, May 15, 2008
Dianne - Bunny Trails said…
Awesome birds! What a fun caption - it goes quite nicely. :D
7:07 AM, May 18, 2008
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