No, "Wild Birds" is not the name of the band. Contemporary French artist Celeste Boursier-Mougenot set up a Les Paul in a room with 40 zebra finches and recorded what happened.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/willgompertz/2010/02/40_wild_birds_play_a_gibson_le.htmlIt actually sounds better that a lot of the "music" I've heard in guitar stores.
Oh, that's SO cute, Peter...interesting too! I've actually got two zebra finches at home, and if they can make noise either vocally or with objects, they certainly will. I'll bet they loved that guitar! HAHA!
These are my beasts.
Can I see more pictures of your beasts?
Lol, Peter.
Mary, we finally see your tweeters, haha. My brother used to work in an aviary many years ago and one time brought home over 30 different types of Zebra finches. He also raised a few parrots from newborns...still has one, "Cookie".
That's cool, Adrian! I'll bet some of them were really pretty. They're cute little buggers too! Anyhow, I love birds.
I also have 2 cockatiels.
I used to like birds. But I got tired of the noise and mess.
I used to have a
Pekin Robin . They usually only live a few years long in captivity but my little fellah lived to 15 yrs
. Needless to say, it was heartbreaking to see him pass away after so many years.
I used to like birds. But I got tired of the noise and mess.
Really? And your cats had nothing to do with this decision?
I used to like birds. But I got tired of the noise and mess.
Really? And your cats had nothing to do with this decision?
There's about 15 years between the birds and the cat. But, the cat would probably like me to keep birds again.
Why does that bring Sylvester and Tweety to mind?
I need to know who that is ASAP!
Here, kitty kitty kitty......
Heeeeeere, kitty kitty kitty......
I used to like birds kids. But I got tired of the noise and mess.
Sometimes I feel the same way.
I had a number of zebra finches when I was a kid. Saw the cats get a lot of them though... :-(
Now we have a lutino cockatiel and a sun conure. If my youngest daughter had her way, we would have a full aviary by now...