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02-21-2023, 02:27 AM
My dearly cherished hyacinth macaw and lifetime companion, Zaffer, passed away today at the age of 34. He'd been suffering from fibrosarcoma.
Zaffer is the 2nd bird from the left pictured on the Precisely Parrots website logo banner. He is as well the hyacinth macaw pictured within the Precisely Parrots ring emblem and he was the subject model for the Precisely Parrots website favicon. Additionally, he is the bird pictured in both my profile photo and my avatar.
Zaffer lived with me for 18 years. He was truly the love of my life. He's simply irreplaceable! Hands down, he was the most gentle and loving bird I've ever known. We had an incredible bond and shared many amazing and wonderful times together. Each and every night, he was insistent about sleeping on my chest - he would flatten out and somehow just melt into me as he faded into slumberland. He loved to dance to music, play fetch with his ball, and bat metal bowls around his cage's floor grate. He also loved to have his way with empty 1-gallon water jugs and paper grocery sacks, and he would become intensely excited whenever I'd utter the word "sack(s)" or "bag(s)." He was an incredibly happy and loving bird and he was so very playful.
I miss Zaf more than words can ever express... my life has been decimated! :'(
Fly free, my beautiful blue friend!
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Zaffer is the 2nd bird from the left pictured on the Precisely Parrots website logo banner. He is as well the hyacinth macaw pictured within the Precisely Parrots ring emblem and he was the subject model for the Precisely Parrots website favicon. Additionally, he is the bird pictured in both my profile photo and my avatar.
Zaffer lived with me for 18 years. He was truly the love of my life. He's simply irreplaceable! Hands down, he was the most gentle and loving bird I've ever known. We had an incredible bond and shared many amazing and wonderful times together. Each and every night, he was insistent about sleeping on my chest - he would flatten out and somehow just melt into me as he faded into slumberland. He loved to dance to music, play fetch with his ball, and bat metal bowls around his cage's floor grate. He also loved to have his way with empty 1-gallon water jugs and paper grocery sacks, and he would become intensely excited whenever I'd utter the word "sack(s)" or "bag(s)." He was an incredibly happy and loving bird and he was so very playful.
I miss Zaf more than words can ever express... my life has been decimated! :'(
Fly free, my beautiful blue friend!
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