Fuzzy
Rollerblading along the road
Avenue Veteran
Celebirdy of the Month
Mayor of the Avenue
Avenue Spotlight Award
My beloved Ollie left this earth on Saturday night at 11.05pm. He died lying on my chest. I was always hoping for a miracle, but it was not to be. He came into my life terrified of humans, silent and still. He went out confident, curious and enjoying life to the full. He was the most beautiful bird inside and out, kind and gentle.
He eventually won Kobe over, after 9 years of trying and constantly getting rejected. And Kobe learned what it was like to have a dependable bird friend. They were extremely fond of each other in this last year and Kobe was there for him until the end, preening off the formula that I inadvertently spilled on his chest, offering support and generally making him look presentable. I think and hope he went out knowing he was adored by both Kobe and me, and by friends worldwide.
This was one of the last photos I took of him and Kobe together. He kept pressing against Kobe hoping to get preened:
Happier times...
Spotting the deck monster...
He eventually won Kobe over, after 9 years of trying and constantly getting rejected. And Kobe learned what it was like to have a dependable bird friend. They were extremely fond of each other in this last year and Kobe was there for him until the end, preening off the formula that I inadvertently spilled on his chest, offering support and generally making him look presentable. I think and hope he went out knowing he was adored by both Kobe and me, and by friends worldwide.
This was one of the last photos I took of him and Kobe together. He kept pressing against Kobe hoping to get preened:
Happier times...
Spotting the deck monster...
You gave Ollie the best life, and he knew it. It was nice he was with you at the end, and that Kobe was such a good friend to him. Your pictures are both adorable and heartbreaking. Sending big hugs your way.
I can't believe he's no longer here. Kobe and Bobbie are very quiet. They watched the whole thing so they understand. I think we all feel a little lost without him. He was incredibly special.
