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The birds at 9:20(ish) are Rainbow Lorikeets. Another native Aussie bird. Haha, they are incredibly noisy but huge clowns.

Birds only talk if you talk to them 😂😂

Budgies rarely talk

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Freat video!

way off on the prices and you should’ve stopped at number four as far as beginner birds.

My favorite is quakers I have one

We have a cockatiel that’s elderly, all of a sudden she’s biting the cage bars constantly, what’s wrong with her??? How do we stop her from hurting herself??

Narrator, you keep saying "adapted." I say to you, created. They were created by Jehovah God along with everything your eyes can see. Even what you can't see. ❤

I want to buy my first talking parrot i really want a cocktaile parrot the one that has a yellow top but i cant afford to buy a big cage is it a problem if the cage is small or if i take the bird out of the cage rarly or often? And could i get some recomandations cause i dont know what to chose a smart singing fun parrot would be somthing im looking for someone will find out a parrot like that and tell me theyr name in the comments

I barely understand your language, but I'm very happy about anyone

I do the same thing for my birds and dogs, but nowhere near this level of toys....I do not want them to get too desensitized to their gadgets. I rotate the toys accordingly...3 at the most each day.

I like the video, but your stork is a secretary bird.

I love that there's so much for him to do, both in his cage and outside, he's obviously well loved and has an enriched life. I've also read mirrors are not good to give birds but all are individuals. My worry is that fabric can be very dangerous for birds as they can ingest it and get crop impaction or end up losing toes when strands wrap around them (I adopted a finch who lost 2 half toes as her previous owner gave her a fabric hut). I think there should be a warning about this for birds generally, to highlight the potential risk. The foraging opportunities are great 😊

The singing together is adorable 🥰

Great content and beautifully presented thanks for the upload watching from Melbourne Australia

I have also heard mirrors are not 'healthy'...lots of 'stuff' - definitely

Myna and Bulbul Birds also can Talk's

Hi, I am blind, and I like to watch your videos. I like to listen to them speaking of which if you haven’t done already, could you make a video listing all the ones that would be good for somebody with disabilities?

My orange wing amazon was.my moms parrot and she passed and wont.let me touch him so i just feed and take care.of him i talk to him but i dont push him to like me i just love him from out side his cage

Best beginner birds and you give an African gray? This is not a reliable source.

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I have been feeding my bird (parrotlet) by hand. She will not come unless I have food in my hand. I still acn not touch her or go near her without her making threatening gestures. It's been about 2 months of this. How long can it take to build trust? Thanks

my cag is not food motivated

The price range is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyuyyyy off..

Hey, I have a question! Firstly, I want to say that this is an incredible lecture about training a parrot, whether they’re from a sanctuary, shelter, or re-homed for any reason, and you’ve become their new caregiver. We recently adopted a blue-crowned conure, and she is lovely, but there are moments when our communication feels one-sided. For example, when I need to step away for a work meeting or while I’m cooking and don’t want her on my shoulder, she screams because she wants me to come back. She never learned to fly, so I understand how that could be stressful when her only means of getting around is by perching on someone. She has plenty of food, toys, and foraging items to entertain herself, but she currently has no idea or concept of how to do so, making it challenging to provide the mental stimulation she needs. She’s still in the early stages of target training, and "step-up" has been our only success so far (sometimes) because she really wants to hang out with me. Our problem is that we live in an apartment, and I’m sure my neighbors upstairs can hear her. We even sent them a letter with some coffee beans to apologize for the noise, and we’re actively working on it. I guess what I’m trying to ask is, how do you recommend using the ABC method to teach this bird that screaming is not okay without having to ignore her until she does something cute-especially when I’m in work meetings? I can’t step away, and my workplace doesn’t appreciate seeing my birds in the background since they want things to appear professional.

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I bought a indian ringneck by paying just 6 dollars and it was very stressed and plucking it's feathers but now it is very happy and love to play with my cockatiel

This guy prices are way cheap

I read somewhere no mirrors in cage for cockatoos but you say otherwise

Your prices are way off what I'm seeing in NY. greys are $7000 even Conures are 800 to 1200

My Congo African Gray turns 34 this year. I've had him for 28 years and to say he's been a handful, is an understatement. Not until I retired five years ago and was able to devote most of my time to him did he finally come around and accept me as a member of his flock. Wouldn't recommend getting one unless you have a lot of time on your hands and are willing to put up with a lot of biting (had a lot of stitches and deep puncture wounds on hands, feet and face). I got mine when he was 6 years old for only $600 and he brought all of his baggage from the previous three owners he had, while locally the only ones I've seen near me, they are asking $7500 for a less than 1 year old one while the other that is 35 years old, they are asking $3500 so they aren't cheap nowadays (depending on where you live I guess).

Thank you,a parrot mom

Where budges are available I want talking budges

Robot or person?

No mention of mynahs? Strange, as they can outdo all the other species combined. What about the european starling? My own starling was an excellent mimic, far outdoing the most talented budgerigar.

I've read that mirrors are no good for their emotional and psychological state. My male cockatiel is fascinated with mirrors and he wants to sing in front of it (I also have a female cockatiel that doesn't care at all for mirrors). But if I leave one available for him all the time he becomes obsessed with it. So I control the exposure time he has to mirrors. How is your opinion about that, please? Thanks a lot!

I want to know where this guy is buying his birds. Many of the prices he gives are waaaaay off.

All very cute but somes of them are not screech 🦉

Most of the prices on these birds are now alot higher.

My African grey comes out from his cage at 7am an goes back in his cage at 7pm I wouldn't recommend one for someone who hasn't got a lot of time . I got him at 12 weeks old he now 5 he can be a handful sometimes but also very loving an talks quite a lot. But a warning if you let your parrot out all day like I do keep your eyes on him they love to destroy anything and everything furniture. Curtains television remote 😂 wouldn't have him any other way ❤

I wish the price of these birds that you roughly estimate were really true here in Massachusetts the price for each bird you listed people charge triple it makes me so sad knowing how much money that goes into their care and vet and long-term care my dream is to own a parrot one day I have lots of lovebirds Fischers but my dream is to own a ringneck parrot since I was a child but the prices are extremely outrageous I don't think I probably would be able to buy one or adopt

The only thing is people think the birds are going to talk all by them selfs it takes time and work for any bird

This is not true, I saw peacock is not killing to cobra .

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