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<p>[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 549710, member: 5833"]You should have heard me calmly suggesting to her that she would really like to have this nice pine cone rather than my forefinger, wouldn't she? Knew the last thing to do was try to pull away - she would have stripped the flesh from the bone! After a minute she did opt for the pine cone. Because of the location, it bled like crazy at first, & I found the other birds of prey living in adjacent cages were unusually interested in me that day, as I stopped by & visited each of them, my finger wrapped in bloody tissue. A nice English couple came along & the lady had just the right kind of sticking plaster with her & didn't ask questions.</p><p><br /></p><p>The bite wound was just a clean cut & healed soon without problem. However, I had also scraped my shin on the metal cable fence. This ended up requiring a second round of treatment for an antibiotic-resistant infection.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am just dying to get back to all my friends, &, of course, especially Julia. The presentation on hellbenders was made by one of the zoo's reptile curators & will make a point of going by the reptile house to see their new exhibit with these fantastic creatures.</p><p><br /></p><p>Wish I had thought to ask him what happened to the python who used to live in the building that houses the gorillas. (In the summer it houses the people while the gorillas are outside looking at them.) The first time she came to the glass right in front of me, ran her head up the window, then parked her chin on a loop of faux liana so she was face to face with me, I was astonished & slightly freaked out. The second time I was doubly so. The third time I was starting to expect it, but it sure freaked out some other visitors who came along & watched as she spent time with her head first resting on the vine loop, nose to nose with me, then raised her head & resettled it on what is meant to look like a broken off little tree so her eye was turned my way, then back again. I didn't know I was a parselmouth. If I'd been at Hogwarts, I'm sure the Sorting Hat would have put me in Hufflepuff[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 549710, member: 5833"]You should have heard me calmly suggesting to her that she would really like to have this nice pine cone rather than my forefinger, wouldn't she? Knew the last thing to do was try to pull away - she would have stripped the flesh from the bone! After a minute she did opt for the pine cone. Because of the location, it bled like crazy at first, & I found the other birds of prey living in adjacent cages were unusually interested in me that day, as I stopped by & visited each of them, my finger wrapped in bloody tissue. A nice English couple came along & the lady had just the right kind of sticking plaster with her & didn't ask questions. The bite wound was just a clean cut & healed soon without problem. However, I had also scraped my shin on the metal cable fence. This ended up requiring a second round of treatment for an antibiotic-resistant infection. I am just dying to get back to all my friends, &, of course, especially Julia. The presentation on hellbenders was made by one of the zoo's reptile curators & will make a point of going by the reptile house to see their new exhibit with these fantastic creatures. Wish I had thought to ask him what happened to the python who used to live in the building that houses the gorillas. (In the summer it houses the people while the gorillas are outside looking at them.) The first time she came to the glass right in front of me, ran her head up the window, then parked her chin on a loop of faux liana so she was face to face with me, I was astonished & slightly freaked out. The second time I was doubly so. The third time I was starting to expect it, but it sure freaked out some other visitors who came along & watched as she spent time with her head first resting on the vine loop, nose to nose with me, then raised her head & resettled it on what is meant to look like a broken off little tree so her eye was turned my way, then back again. I didn't know I was a parselmouth. If I'd been at Hogwarts, I'm sure the Sorting Hat would have put me in Hufflepuff[/QUOTE]
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