Not a lot to report on Frankie today, except that for a moment I thought someone had stolen him when I didn’t find him sitting in the spot he’d been sitting the past 2 weeks. See, what else is a girl to think? Makes perfect sense that I thought someone had climbed six floors up, lifted Frankie from the nest and climbed back down.
Anyway, when I came closer I saw he was sitting in the shades, hiding from the sun.

So, Frankie and I had fun today; I made fun of his hair, he just looked at me; I told him how I have a dentist appointment this Wednesday; he just looked at me and after that we sat together in silence for a while.
Either he’s a good listener or he’s just very bored with me, he hardly moves a muscle when he spots me.

How cute is that, Frankie tilting his head to look up at me, before he got bored with me (bigger & better pic):

Of course we need a close-up! (bigger & better)

It’s all good and well that he’s looking cute, but how are those feathers coming along? After dinner I realized I didn’t really get a good photo of how his feathers are progressing, so after dinner I went back for that. But see, he’s gotten bored by now. (see a little better)

I don’t think it’s right to assume he’s gotten used to me a little, but he doesn’t startle as much at my presence like he used to, which would be awesome, I don’t like scaring tiny things.

I didn’t think Frankie had changed this much since yesterday’s post, but his feathers have grown considerably since then, from a hint of such to something you can actually call feathers. And he’s starting to lose more and more of that yellow fuzz.

Hey look at that, Frankie is starting to look less like a Beatle. I’m not completely satisfied with this photo, I tried various lenses and settings but I just couldn’t get the shot I wanted, but at least it shows the 10th day, where his feathers are starting to make a small appearance, after the 13th or so day it’ll go fast.

Taking pictures was easier with Bailey, he was always sitting in a more visibly accessible spot and not facing the wall so often.