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Trapped in the 80’s

This is Lila.

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Lila is a female Eclectus, and true to her species, she has a serious bad attitude.   She is a total perch potato and screams her displeasure if she doesn’t like what she is listening to.

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I have discovered that she adores listening to music from the 80’s.  I have also discovered, that although I like that genre of music, after a while, I would really like to listen to something else.  Or even, (gasp), silence.  My bird vet told me that a lot of birds really enjoy listening to children’s music.  I gave it a shot, and thank you God, she doesn’t like it any more than I do.  So bring on the 80’s….just not the fashion or big hair.

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