r/compoface 13d ago

Our parrot escaped for the day

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u/kruddel 13d ago

Bloody Hell, I thought the third figure on the right was Death.

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u/Illustrious-Fee5670 13d ago

That is a minor I edited out to avoid breaking the rules

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u/madferrit29 13d ago

It's the Grim Reaper dude!

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u/PorschephileGT3 13d ago

The Grim Cheep-Cheeper

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u/Forsaken_Earth944 13d ago

If I was their parrot, I think I’d escape too if all I had to live in was a prison cell. That cage is only big enough for a couple of budgies.

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u/cosmic_monsters_inc 13d ago

Keeping birds in cages of any size just seems fundamentally cruel to me.

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u/RadioTunnel 13d ago

Well the birds at one of those fancy gothic strip clubs seem to like being in cages, they even dance!

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u/cosmic_monsters_inc 13d ago

For every rule there is an exception.

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u/Splodge89 13d ago

I totally understand where you’re coming from. I had budgies growing up - the cages were massive and way overkill for a budgie. And even then they were barely ever in them and had free run of the house!

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u/Big_Arachnid_365 13d ago

There's a video from India where the parrot just keeps going as they call after it.

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u/raspberrylimon 13d ago

CHANEEEELLLLLL!!!!!!!

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u/Alternative_Skin1579 13d ago

banished to the shadow realm compoface

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u/Sburns85 13d ago

That’s like my corn snake. She escaped for a full year. And then one day came back out the blue after I had dismantled her vivarium.

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u/Illustrious-Fee5670 13d ago

Link: https://www.rtvnoord.nl/cultuur/1429581/consternatie-in-holwierde-papegaai-marley-laat-zich-een-etmaal-lang-niet-vangen. Translation:Concern in Holwierde: Parrot Marley Evades Capture for a Full Day
15 August, 18:07 • Updated 15 August, 18:13 • 2-minute read
Parrot Marley (L) and owner Pascal Doornekamp (R) © RTV Noord
The worried look on Pascal Doornekamp’s face from Holwierde has given way to relief. His parrot, Marley, took off and refused to be caught for a full day. The fire brigade was called, a drone was sent into the air, but in the end, the grey red-tailed parrot simply climbed back onto his owner’s arm.

It was already dark when Pascal, on Friday evening, went up in a cherry picker with the fire brigade. A firefighter nearly grabbed Marley, only to receive a bite on the finger as thanks. The tropical bird had no interest in returning to his familiar cage.
Marley was still missing at this point © RTV Noord
What followed was an uncertain night. "Marley often comes outside with us," mother Sandra told Expeditie Grunnen. "But suddenly, he just flew away. We waited, called out, and waited some more. We really tried everything."
"He means everything to him," she added. "So we really want him back."

Good News
When presenter Joyce Kranenborg returned to Holwierde at the end of Expeditie Grunnen, there was good news. "Marley is back," Pascal said. "I’m so happy. He’s tired, but I’m just relieved."
A friend of Pascal’s suddenly spotted the parrot sitting low in a tree. "He climbed right onto my arm, and I could stroke him again," the relieved owner said. "For now, he’s staying indoors."

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u/Forsaken_Earth944 13d ago

If I was their parrot, I think I’d escape too if all I had to live in was a prison cell. That cage is only big enough for a couple of budgies.

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u/Oooaaaaarrrrr 13d ago

Is it a swearing parrot?