Eyes that move independent of one another

[guest1717171]

So sometimes when I go to the bathroom Chickie Baby climbs down and follows me
There is this horribly ugly wooden lattice hung up on one of the walls (it was there when i moved in) and she likes to climb it
she is very interested in everything she can see in there so her eyes are very active looking at this and that

well i noticed that she can move her eyes totally independent of each other like a chameleon or something LOL

i put her on my shoulder so she could look in the mirror and i could see her
and she did it then too

how funny

i didnt know birds could do that
or maybe she is just a freak

[Maximus]

freakasaurus for a geekasaurus lol. i didn't know they could do that either

[Halo]

LOL freakasaurus... I guess I've never noticed that particular trait either.

[SisterBlue]

Counting down to mmr posting a warning about cockatoos on shoulders....10....9.....8.....7.....6......

**squeals and runs away laughing**

-SB

[guest1717171]

LOL
she is on my shoulder all the time...if i get bit i get bit
though i dont see it happening
she's more likely to scratch my neck trying to get CLOSER to my head if shes scared
im like 'you cant get IN my head chicken'
lulz