Peplers In Rye

We've known these parakeets have been living wild for years in London and further afield, but this is the first time we got a video of t...

Birds initially have trouble flying in enclosed spaces, but our cockatiels have had plenty of practice, and do a little acrobatics show ever...

I'm busy visiting the shortlisted applicants for the Ashden Awards at the moment, so I've not been getting up to the wood very much...

I thought I'd share this video I took today of our cockatiels, looking for trouble on the table. They're busying trying to chew the ...

This morning we went to help at a volunteer day for the Butterfly Conservation Rother Woods Project . The location was Beckley Woods, about ...

This has taken a few weeks, but we finally have our cockatiels trained to go to bed! They're out of the cage all day, but sleep in it at...

Cockatiels like to "display", either to attract attention (i.e. from a potential mate), assert dominance or make themselves look s...

Pete often likes to step up on a finger when he's singing, and if you bring him close he'll sing into your eye. We think he likes th...

Out cockatiels haven't feature on the blog for a while, so to prevent them feeling left out, here's couple of clips of their latest ...

One of the things I want to do this summer is to try making some small charcoal kilns out of oil drums, just to produce a bit of charcoal fo...

Over the past week we've been building a shed at our allotment, trying to get a bit done in the evenings. It was nice doing it on sunny ...

I'd written this for another forum but thought it might amuse some people, so here it is: Pet birds, observed close-up, have many expres...

Not wild ones, but our cockatiels Pete and Tom doing their morning acrobatics. Pete's the one with the yellow face, Tom's is white. ...

I realised that there's several old, and amusing, videos of Pete that weren't on here, so here they are. None is longer than a few m...