Amos M. Kamiya (
amos_moses) wrote in
hadriel2016-03-04 11:16 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Entry tags:
One | Video | Birds and Fish
[The video opens up to Amos sitting on a rooftop, the trees of the park off in the distance behind him. He's got a jabberjay perched on either shoulder, and he gives the camera a sunny grin.]
Hi! So. Ya'll've probably noticed the birds. I know they can be annoying an' rude, but I'm gonna ask that you please not kill 'em. They're actually really useful.
They like trouble an' excitement an' people, an' when I asked a few of 'em agreed to watch around the arena an' the streets for me. So them making a fuss is a pretty useful alarm system. I've been leavin' out bread an' fruit for 'em, 'cause they told me they like that best. It'd be pretty helpful, though, if ya'll could do the same.
Oh, an' they recognize faces an' voices, so if you've bothered them before, uh, they'll remember that an' they won't like you. Bribing them with food works pretty well, though, as you can see with my buddies here.
[Amos nods to the birds on his shoulders. One of them is eyeing Amos's shiny multiple earrings in a very concentrated 'I want to steal that' way: the other is cheerfully unraveling a thread from Amos's shirt-collar. Truthfully, only three of the jabberjays are absolutely willing to aid Amos; the rest are passingly indifferent to his requests but Amos can still 'hear' them when they start a fuss, if they're within a half mile of him. But no need to let everyone in on those details.]
Oh, and for some reason, they're all male, in case anyone was curious.
So thanks, please be nice to the birds! An' the fish in the river like handouts too, just passin' it on.
Hi! So. Ya'll've probably noticed the birds. I know they can be annoying an' rude, but I'm gonna ask that you please not kill 'em. They're actually really useful.
They like trouble an' excitement an' people, an' when I asked a few of 'em agreed to watch around the arena an' the streets for me. So them making a fuss is a pretty useful alarm system. I've been leavin' out bread an' fruit for 'em, 'cause they told me they like that best. It'd be pretty helpful, though, if ya'll could do the same.
Oh, an' they recognize faces an' voices, so if you've bothered them before, uh, they'll remember that an' they won't like you. Bribing them with food works pretty well, though, as you can see with my buddies here.
[Amos nods to the birds on his shoulders. One of them is eyeing Amos's shiny multiple earrings in a very concentrated 'I want to steal that' way: the other is cheerfully unraveling a thread from Amos's shirt-collar. Truthfully, only three of the jabberjays are absolutely willing to aid Amos; the rest are passingly indifferent to his requests but Amos can still 'hear' them when they start a fuss, if they're within a half mile of him. But no need to let everyone in on those details.]
Oh, and for some reason, they're all male, in case anyone was curious.
So thanks, please be nice to the birds! An' the fish in the river like handouts too, just passin' it on.
no subject
That's utterly adorable. May I come and be introduced?
no subject
But really they're pretty friendly on their own. All it takes is a little patience an' some food.
[Animals like Amos, and are more inclined to be friendly to him: but this does not generally extend to other people. It's hard work to convince any animal not already friendly to be that way to another person. Animals make their own judgement, after all, and on a level far more discerning than people.]
no subject
I am Bianca: these are Bud and Lou. I brought some bread.
How long have you been here?
no subject
[She's very pretty and the pink tint that touches Amos's cheeks is genuine; he's always been a bit nervous around pretty women. He offers her his best and sunniest smile and a very polite bow.]
It's a pleasure to meet you, Miss Bianca.
And your friends.