Watch your head for the flying parakeets!

Look at that innocent face. Isn't he sweet?

He is his only friend...

Not really, but you'd think so the amount of time he spends in front of the giganto mirror on my wall.

It's positioned right against the cage him, and Zeva (his lady), spend their time in.

This is Jax.

Sidenote: He earned his name from Ajax (yes THAT Ajax) and Jax from the show Sons of Anarchy.

You can see his precious little helmet on the back of his head? Mhm, that's why I thought of it.

And I just like the name Jax.

And the Greek God's...

obviously.

Anyhoo, where was I? Ah yes.

Jax.

How do I know how the food bowl needs changing (I mean when it's empty obviously)

And yes, I know birds shouldn't just have a seed only diet. This is only the seed bowl.

He enjoys better, fresher, and healthier, food than myself.

I don't really like healthy stuff. But him and Zeva do!

So we've established... this is just the food bowl of seeds?

So how do you know when it's time to place another tablespoon in it?

Well...

Drumroll...

There will be a parakeet flying through the house telling you so.

And if you don't listen? Zeva will join in and they'll both fly through the house chirping.

And yes, they're never enclosed within their cage. They are allowed to go and come as the please.

Never had issues.

Minus the parakeet flying through the house when the seed bowl is empty.

Watch your head!

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