Kiwi Hen...

[Rockhopper]

Kiwi's are flightless and have only rudimentary wings. Their body is covered by flat hairs rather than feathers. The hens lay eggs that are 20% of the hen's body weight. They are about the size of a Bantam hen.

Imagine giving birth to a 30lb baby! That would make your eyes water!!







The hen doesn't eat for the last few months that the egg in inside her. After she lays it the male takes over the incubation and doesn't eat either for a few weeks. Once the chick is hatched it's on it's own!

Tim.

[Stirky]

Wow, interesting facts there that I didn't know! yeah 30lb baby, no thanks, almost 10lb one was bad enough hahaha

[Monk (in hiding)]

You got some weird ass birds down there, kinda like...........oh never mind. ha...

[Kaere]

*winces*

I'd say it's on it's own! lol...

[Rockhopper]

You got some weird ass birds down there, kinda like...........oh never mind. ha...

We have indeed and some don't have feathers!

Tim.

[Monk (in hiding)]

We got bald eagles around here, not those weird ducks from down-under.... Man, that's gotta be a strange ass place.

[Stirky]

I've seen a bald eagle once in the wild, awesome sight! I love watching birds of prey

[Monk (in hiding)]

I've seen a bald eagle once in the wild, awesome sight! I love watching birds of prey

They are a very high spirit and can help us in many way's.

[Stirky]

Yes gorgeous creatures

[Monk (in hiding)]

and they carry within them many spiritual powers.

[Monk (in hiding)]

The bald eagle is the key to my healing, I'm just having trouble accessing their spirit for guidance.

[Stirky]

Have you literally sat out in the wilderness and asked them for help?

[Rockhopper]

We have a flightless duck too, the Grey Duck, endangered.

Because there were no ground-based predators our birds stopped flying. The introduction of rats and weasels decimated the population of birds.

Kakapo...

Largest parrot and also flightless. Like all parrots they are curious and inquisitive and not afraid of humans. There are only about 100 left now.

[Monk (in hiding)]

Have you literally sat out in the wilderness and asked them for help?

Not in the wild, maybe that's what I'll do when up at the brothers. Their are many close by where he lives. We have seen them sitting in trees right in his yard. Many nests with one mile of his place.

I live in the big city, so they aren't close by.

[Monk (in hiding)]

We have a flightless duck too, the Grey Duck, endangered.

Because there were no ground-based predators our birds stopped flying. The introduction of rats and weasels decimated the population of birds.

Kakapo...

Largest parrot and also flightless. Like all parrots they are curious and inquisitive and not afraid of humans. There are only about 100 left now.

I think the place is still filled with dodo birds (no feathers either).

[Stirky]

Kakapo...

Largest parrot and also flightless. Like all parrots they are curious and inquisitive and not afraid of humans. There are only about 100 left now.

That is adorable, such a shame they are endangered

[Stirky]

Have you literally sat out in the wilderness and asked them for help?

Not in the wild, maybe that's what I'll do when up at the brothers. Their are many close by where he lives. We have seen them sitting in trees right in his yard. Many nests with one mile of his place.

I live in the big city, so they aren't close by.

Yes do so, you must. Just sit out there close by to them, and talk out loud to them (if you feel a bit silly just talk to them in your head, they will still listen). Just ask for their help, love and protection.

[Stirky]

If you listen carefully you might even hear them talking back to you.

To do this you need to open your heart and your mind (heart chakra and third eye chakra), and clear your mind of everything but love and have an inner stillness and calm.

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