Early in the morning, before I got up, my mother came to my room in surprise and told me: Today the little parrot has laid eggs again.
Yikes! This month, the little parrot is estimated to have laid about ten eggs, right? How can eggs be laid so frequently on such a hot day?
And my mother told me that it was the green one, and I called it the eggs laid by the tiger-skinned parrot of "Green Willow".
Is it no wonder that two parrots have been in the wooden box, and it is not good to be old enough to cover the eggs?
But halfway through, it always picked up the egg from the small box and dropped it into the cage and broke it.
I found it several times and didn't know why the egg abandonment behavior occurred.
Because I have three female birds, these eggs should not be able to hatch the little parrots.
It seems that it always throws the parrot egg from the inside of the box into the bird cage and breaks it, so I simply take the little parrot egg out and cook it and eat it.
The first time I ate a parrot egg, I felt like a leather egg, a translucent QQ bullet.
Two small parrots were found laying eggs, one blue and one green, so who broke the parrot eggs? Was it one of them that fell? Or was it the little yellow parrot that didn't lay eggs that broke it?
This leaves a question.
