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2 cups corn meal 1/4 cup white flour 1/4 cup flax seed as much Harrison's Fine High Potency as you can stand a little Zupreem Cockatiel flavored pellets (colored to get the babies to eat) 2 and 1/4 teaspoons baking powder 3 jars of Sweet Potatoes baby food 2 eggs (the eggs shells from the eggs, but you must dry them and then crush them very fine 1 cup unflavored plain whole yogurt (fat free or not) 1/4 cup peanut butter I mixed all the dry ingredients very well with my wire whisk. I mixed all the wet ingredients very well with my other wire whisk. I then put the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and mixed them up with a spoon. Then I put everything into an 8 inch glass cake pan coated with Pam spray and baked it at 450 degrees for 25 minutes. The birds loved it. ALL of the birds including the babies.

GREEN SUCKS By: Spike –a-tiel I am here to tell you, that from a Cockatiel’s point of view, Green Sucks!!! “Why do you feel that way?” you ask. Well, here’s the deal: Ever since the first Green Bird (Mom called him a Quaker) moved in, my life has never been the same. When, the second one got here, it was worse. Green birds are mouthy and dangerous. I am in fear of my toes and my very life all of the time. They never stay on their own houses and are always trying to break into my house and bite my toes and kill me. My cousin, Mickey-tiel, came to visit, for a while. His house was right beside mine. One day they both snuck over to our houses when Mom wasn’t looking. I knew what they were up to; so I stayed right in the middle of my perch so they couldn’t reach me with those sharp beaker-peakers of theirs. But; Mickey is a city boy and not to bright about stuff either. He hung onto his cage bars and the Evil One that my Mom calls Molly B., bit his toe so hard that Mom had to cut it clean ...