A few days back, these gorgeous 2 visited me - I was getting ready for work and I hear a pecking at my window - I jumped in surprise and I was pleasantly surprised to see these 2 trying to get my attention! I walked slowly and opened the window and they didn't fly away - I quickly whisked out my camera and the clicks made them move away but they stayed. The posed for me at the grill and that's when I captured this lovely shot. I got them some food but they just looked me - spread their wings and flew off. They circled my window for a while but didn't come back. They were so pretty and I thought they'd just come to say "Hi! Take a few pics of us will ya?" :-))
A few years back, a similar incident happened. I stay at a place where there used to be a lot of parrots. It used to be a delight to wake up to the sounds of parrots screeching. One such morning, I walked into my room that they're being particularly very noisy! And i saw a baby parrot at my window ledge. He was super cute. I reached out to him - he didn't fly away. I played with him for a while and when he started nipping at my finger I realized he was really hungry. He seemed quite familiar with a human so I assumed he was being fed regularly by one and he'd by mistake come to my window that day. I was eating then and I suppose he wanted that as well.
I rushed to the kitchen and mum was making 'Paratha's' - she made a tiny one for the parrot as well. So mum, dad and I went into my room and I fed him. It was so cute watching him wipe out a full Paratha. We then got him a guava but by then the older parrots realized that there is food and came in flocks. The poor baby parrot was outnumbered by the biggies and we had to shut our window. He flew off after a while. He didn't come back again, but he left a very nice memory in our minds.
The parrot population dwindled over the years - people captured them and sold them in cages. GRRRRRRR. I'd missed seeing them the last 2 years but this year they seem to be a making a come back. So I do have these special mornings when a few visitors stop by and say hello and I love to greet them with a 'Welcome back my friends' :-))