Skipper
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Our Military snapped his fruit bowl right off its mount today. I doubt I could do that with my hands and he did it with his beak!
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How did he do this?
- Thread starter Skipper
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That piece didn't budge! 
WendyN
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Wow!
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Excellent work!
Skipper
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Last month he took a V shaped bite out of one of those bowls about a 1/2 inch long.
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I'd love to see a pic of that!I'm thankful Buzzard only nibbles pine wood and & snips plastic chain!
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Best never to make him angry.
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Aww heck. My male GW (deceased) could break the weld on stainless steel cups and bend them while he was at it. He would get under the SS cage top and lift it about four inches. Actually, there was very little he couldn't destroy. They are strong.
Dannnnnnnnnnnnngggggg!!! 
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Chaos has been there, done that!
New bowls time.
New bowls time.
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You must have a super charged military. Are you sure its not a buffon's? I say that only in jest because Buffon's are not common, but they do that sort of thing too. My hyacinth has snapped a plastic food bowl like that, snapped welds on her cage and foraging toys, bent spoons. She has a couple skewers from Expandable Habitats that she has bent. She's kind if a pain in the butt. Usually if I find a snapped weld on her cage, I know its because I've been slacking off with giving her new toys.
Skipper
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I have been on the receiving end of that angry beak, it was not pleasant! (I still have scars).
Skipper
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Here is the guilty party.
I won't believe it. 
Faust does this to the bowls in my European Starling’s cage if I’m not paying attention and has broken a few of the welds on his cage too. It’s frustrating. He likes to set Nanner (the Starling) free by opening the cage doors if he can. There are padlocks on all those doors now. 
