Gift Ideas: Hummingbirds Feeders

We have two lovebirds at home named Chinkee and Lovely Rita. They love each other. Chinkee is fun full of tricks and exhibitions. Two bad they are in the cage. I asked Jake, why we can not set them free. He said, the can not survive outside. They will die. Bigger birds will kill them and other wild animals. They can not find bird foods and we used to give from the store. I have tried one time to feed them with fruit and other human food but they don’t even try to taste it. I told myself, hummingbirds are lucky, they can freely free and roam around any places as far as they can. They are so cute chirping around your yard. Have you seen them? They come in different colors. One of the best way to attract them is to put hummingbird feeders outside your house and see how the number of hummingbirds grows around your house. I really enjoyed watching them with my nieces and nephews. They can't help to themselves and ran to the birds. hummingbird feeders is also one of the best gift ideas for parents, kids, teachers and special someone.

Most Loving Lovebirds

Dear Aloha GEMS Readers,

I would like to introduce to you the most loving couple of the year. Chinkee - in yellow and red and Rita - in green and white. Look how lovely there are. Have you ever seen birds who can do that post? If had, then post a comment or show me their pictures.

Did you know that these birds was featured in the Garden Island Newspaper under the Garden Island Album last week. And we are very happy to see their picture above in the news! I never expect that their photos will be chosen.

Where are they now? They are still in their cage, happily chirping all day long!

The Loving LoveBirds

At home, we have 2 lovely birds:
Yellow and Red is Chinkee, a male bird who has been lonely for 5 months alone in one of our room.
Green and White is Lovely Rita, a female bird who came along 4 months ago.
When Rita came, Chinkee was no longer interested in me. He focused all his attention to Lovely Rita. I felt that he doesn't even want to see me.... Wahhhh.

They stayed in the next room, where windows are closed all day. I just give them food and water. At first they were not in the cage. They freely flew around the room. And mess around the room! Oh my..... terrible!

So, I decided to moved them in the living room, where they can see the nature, feel the fresh air, see other birds chirping but inside the cage. At least now, their voices are heard, they chirped and make much noise when they hear other birds.

I can tell how happy they are in their new paradise. Look how lovely they are. So close, but they are not doing bad. It is just their nature, they used to rest and sleep like that. Hello, Smile!

-chinkee & rita