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 We've had him for over 6 years now. His original name was Tickles but one day when I got home I said "Hi Tickles" and he replied quite clearly Mr. Tickles so the name stuck. He loves people and takes great enjoyment in preening the hair of whomever he considers lucky enough to hold him. Any jewelry you're wearing is considered fair game, as well as the clothes you're wearing and the food you're eating. Since I made this page, Mr. Tickles has flown to the Rainbow Bridge. We miss him terribly. He definitely brightened our lives for the 7+ years he owned us.  That's Mr. Tickles preening Phil. I wonder who's having more fun there - Phil getting preened or Mr. Tickles getting skritched on the head. LOL.  Snowflake (recessive pied). They're both very shy and would prefer never to be bothered by humans but once you've got one, the other will tolerate you. We've had Snowflake for almost 6 years and Dusty for a little over a year.  so excited but Snowflake couldn't care less. He'd even poke her on the head when she tried to share his food dish. Now they're practically inseparable.  is bread - any type of bread. :)  She's just a few months old and is in love with Mr. Tickles. He doesn't seem to return the feelings - I think he has a thing for Phil. LOL Ricki has made herself right at home and though she doesn't even quite weigh a full ounce, she doesn't seem to be afraid of anything.   It was the first time they were out together since she came out of quarantine.  so she wouldn't go near "that thing" when it was first put in her food bowl. We figured one of her first "lessons" was to learn that we weren't trying to poison her. If it was good enough for Mr. Tickles to eat, it was fair game. You can believe she eats them up now.  Visit my tiels' page  See some new photos |
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