The Galah

Why aboriginals called this birds a “fool”? This birds must be a clown? Do they really act like one? Or it’s not true?
Well, I happen to be a bird lover and I own two of these beautiful,funny and affectionate birds. One of them is I called “Markus”. I got Markus when he was just five months, the younger the bird, it is easy to teach to talk. I named Markus after my ex which I assume Markus cursed me of naming after him. Markus on the other hand, is much a better company than a human like my ex. I refused refer my birds to “it” just because they are animals, so each of them is either “He” or “She”
Early morning, Markus rises early even before the sun rises. He then come to my bed,kissed me and asked to come inside the blanket, He then snuggle under my chin and asked a head scratch which most birds love then close his eyes and sleep more with me. None bird lovers know how affectionate really a bird can be. Markus would give up his play time or meal time if he saw me, he prefer to spend time with me than anything else in this world. He can talk a lot of words and still learning just to impress me. He can dance and mimic my laugh that whenever I heard him saying it, it made me laugh and we just laugh at each other. Whenever Markus talk he uses in a right manner, he also said “hello” to anyone and he has a submissive behaviour.
He considered me as his mate. He is not interested to my other two birds; another galah and a lorikeet, he bonded to me so close that he preened me, peel any dead skin cells he can find and cut my nails( ha!ha!) And not just he is the sweetest bird but also a popular facebook Galah.