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My Budgerigar’s vocal mimicry

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My Budgerigars vocal mimicry

 

I used to have a budgerigar, Piko-chan, who was good at imitating vocal  in everyday sounds.

 

The sound of peeling onions. (Piko-chan couldn't see the onion being peeled. It was just hearing. )

 

The sound of cutting cabbage. (Piko-chan's eyes turned black and white when they gets excited.

 

The sound of running water when washing dishes. (Good, but it was a bit birdy.)

 

In the morning, Piko-chan heard the sound of my mom scraping running short yogurt with a spoon.

 

Excited cat meows. (We were often deceived that like:  "Is that a cat or a parakeet?" Bunji in the early days cried like this)

 

What left an impression on me was that when someone sneezes, "Hakushon! Ah" (Piko-chans most attractive feature was its eyelash)

 

It copied the sound of a series of actions such as "taking a tissue and blowing nose" in anticipation of the sound before humans do it. "I haven't had it yet. I haven't blown my nose yet. You're a genius."

Genius Piko-chan's Vocal Mimicry Edition ~End

 

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