Parrots liberate Merkel from the constraints of protocols in the last days of her political career
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's last days in office were filled with funny moments and humanitarian statements that revealed personal aspects of her life.
After more than 30 years, German Chancellor Merkel's era as deputy for her constituency ends.
A few days before the legislative elections, and on a day full of funny shots with supporters and birds, Merkel invited her voters for a
quick visit to
her constituency,
the northeastern German city of Greifswald, which has held Merkel's seat in the Federal Parliament since 1990.
On her farewell visit, Merkel stopped at Marlowe Bird Park, which she is visiting for the third time since 2012. The German chancellor appeared in the last days of her political career, free from the constraints of protocols, and allowed the parrots to perch on her arms and even reach her head.
Parrots and birds in the garden came to the chancellor to feast on dried food from the cup she was carrying.
In Elf's gesture, an Australian lory landed directly on the chancellor's head, changing "a little" her hairstyle.
Merkel stopped at the bird "Oho" (belongs to the owl family), as she refused to carry this bird with wide eyes, which is 60 centimeters long, satisfied with its "accomplishment" with the parrots.
Merkel completely refused to carry the owl and left the task to Georg Günther, the CDU candidate for her constituency.
The newspaper "Der Spiegel" commented on the chancellor's pictures with birds, noting that something might have changed in Merkel. She tantrums, never misjudged her tone, and did not appear cheerful or thankful, except to jump out of her seat while watching the World Championships soccer or volleyball matches.
And the German newspaper monitored that Merkel unleashed her feelings and freed her feelings in the Marlowe Bird Park.
Der Spiegel pointed out that Merkel appeared unusually open in the garden, and left her hands a place for birds, carrying a small paper cup with "Lory's nectar" prepared from dried pollen, grains and water.
And the birds did not come from the outgoing chancellor, but rather, trusted her and allowed her to feed her.
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