Cooking up a bird cake
from BirdCast Hosted by Birdman Dad
Join BirdCast as they cook up a festive treat for their parrots and finches; this cake is a favourite choice and enjoyed by all the feathered friends who are lucky enough to receive it! Let BirdCast know if you have your own favourite avian receipe! Happy New Year 2022 to all the BirdCast listeners and we are hoping you have a safe and happy holiday. Remember to go and check out our instagram or Reddit accounts to see the photos! Insta: Birdman_dad Reddit: u/birdmandad
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