It was windy yesterday as I made my way to the far end of the car park, and I was thankful to get in and shut the door. Surprise! I had a camera handy and a worthy object to shoot.
Ruffled feathers
It was windy yesterday as I made my way to the far end of the car park, and I was thankful to get in and shut the door. Surprise! I had a camera handy and a worthy object to shoot.
Courage to tremble 
Are these the birds that like to eat the rubber off of your car? Like the window seals and your tires and whatever they can get their hands er… beaks on?
Replying after nearly 12 years. Sorry, just saw your questions. Answer is No, you are probably referring to the Kea.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kea
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Nahomi