CSU FalconCam Project ~Izzi came in with a Superb Parrot Female ~4:59 pm 2020/12/23

Izzi is a juvenile Peregrine falcon! It is not certain that he hunted himself. It is most likely a handover from one of the parents!
EDIT: It was not a juvenile parrot! It was a Superb Parrot female
Large, elegant green parrot with long pointed tail, found in inland New South Wales region. Male has bright yellow face with red throat band. Female and young bird almost entirely green. Feeds on ground, including roadsides. Much larger than Red-rumped Parrot and paler with a much narrower tail than Australian King-Parrot. Calls are a repeated wavering chatter.
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I'm not sure, if he was dead. I'm a bit unhappy.
Later, Diamond arrived on the Nestbox, Izzy got completely hysterical again. He grabbed Diamond's prey ! she fled in a great hurry.
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[@eightinches6094]

This is what happens when you let your parrot out of the cage and someone leaves the front door open.

[@mansaruaidhri5602]

Very true, this is an invasive species originally escaped from captivity

[@eclecticbird2912]

@@mansaruaidhri5602 - what species do you think it is? ???????

[@mansaruaidhri5602]

@@eclecticbird2912 ring necked parakeet

[@mansaruaidhri5602]

@@eclecticbird2912 oh no it’s a budgie?

[@kathyl9222]

Read the description, this is a wild, native parrot and the footage is from Australia.

[@desicandy9307]

I am crying from a lovely parrot😥😭

[@weyland-Yutani-Intern]

As a bird lover, I am conflicted somewhat watching this. I am sad but also in awe.

[@anoopp4816]

Correct. It is the nature of LIFE and at the same time life of NATURE

[@elijahace2387]

I’m also a bird lover I have a parakeet a green check yellow sided counr & a purple ringneck

[@Zombie_Longwinger]

It’s nature deal with it

[@MohXZazu]

Same

[@cLeinxCleO]

Ikr

[@rick2112rkrk]

As a parrot owner I'm conflicted as well. But, falcons kill quickly, so the bird didn't suffer and it is a part of the circle of life.

[@Moesie]

Shakrs eat fish, lion eat land, big birds eat bird. Cannibals eat human

[@sandracohen8481]

I am a parent owner also and I thought it was very sad I was waiting for the bird to get up

[@godzillaboy011]

Except the parrot wasn't meant to be there. He's probably from Brazil or Indonesia, poor Green guy, couldn't stand a chance against a predator he never met before

[@fallen4life080]

As a biologist who's worked with predatory birds they DON'T necessarily kill quickly. At least 60% of the time they either wait until the crushing force of their talons kills it, they suffocate, or when they feel they're out of danger or line of sight where other animals might steal its food, or when that isn't happening they start eating it while it's still alive. Falcons don't have time to wait unfortunately as the longer they take to eat it the more likely scavengers or other predators might swoop in for a kill which means a dead falcon.

[@kalipo1021]

@@godzillaboy011 This species of parrot (Superb parrot) is native to Australia

[@velvet1371]

And my mom gets mad at me when I feed small bits of boiled chicken to our rehab crow. (crows are omnivores, and I feed a varied diet until his rehab is complete) Saying birds don't eat other birds! But I sent her this, like mum, c'mon it isn't cannibalism.

[@johnstamos4325]

Facebook reference

[@velvet1371]

@@johnstamos4325 what? I don't understand?

[@marcellomercuri5619]

Birds not eating other birds is like mammals not eating mammals.

[@TheKris2384]

These falcons are little badasses. They really handled an out of control pigeon problem in my city. I can promise this parrot didn’t feel too much.

[@damienholland8103]

Yup. A couple bites in the right area and the prey stops moving. Saw some other vids like this. The struggle is brief.

[@balakrishnayn3313]

Sad! But one must understand & obey the law of nature...

[@NikosControL]

Poor parrot, but it's nature. may rest in peace.

[@gurumurthy2336]

The Nature's law Anyhow RIP

[@TikTwix]

Yup but the thing is someone just lost there pet parrot

[@pagadala01]

Yes

[@altmarco]

Me : poor budgie

[@zenrverti4576]

@@TikTwix it's a wild parrot

[@nirvana1015]

As you playing with your parrot, there's always a predator watching on a distance waiting for the right chance. Falcons are very clever and opportunistic.

[@jamaaelmariano3242]

He really loves going for the eyes.

[@ChadsYTLife_]

Hawk said mmmmm gushers 😋😭

[@Chosenite]

Soul still in there. Bird detects it's presence and doesn't know what it is .

[@ButterThumbz]

Looks like a Peregrine Falcon. They strike at staggering speeds to the point their prey dies on impact from strike. Trust me that parrots had a quick death. I lived in an area growing up where Peregrines would roost. I would find all types of bird legs in our back yard. And so I caught an excellent view of one of the Peregrines striking a pigeon. All I seen was a feathers like it was a pillow fight in mid-air. The Peregrine took off without landing to the ground with its prey. This happened in less than 30 seconds.

[@livingcorpse5664]

Essentially natures living bullets. No exaggeration there are bullets that are slower than this bird.

[@markusbuelow7871]

Yes dead on impact ! But also a tooth like no other ! Its called a falcon thooth and thats how you tell a Falcon from other Raptors - ; the tooth helps when cutting the spine of other birds right behind the skull - for a fast death ! They do that to make sure ! Even if the bird they hit hard is k o - its fast Death ! Watch ! California hawking club " road to Bakers field "

[@Zombie_Longwinger]

@@markusbuelow7871 It’s actually called a Tomial tooth and it’s not for breaking the spine but the Neck you were almost there.

[@markusbuelow7871]

@@Zombie_Longwinger are you going to make this old Austringet guess - skull ? How about a Hare or Rabbit ? SAKER and Ger Gyr ? How about a shrike ? Perfect bite to the back of the Head ! Ok ! Between spine and Brain - ? And when i say old Austringer/ Falconer its no Hawk chalk ! Iam leaving canada soon and have a Trunk full of Raptor +Falconry Books some of them with singnature - ! Any body interested ? vancouver island - !

[@markusbuelow7871]

@@Zombie_Longwinger i guess i should of said spinal cord ? To seperate the spinal cord ? SAKER ! ON A HARE ! TALKING ! any bone !

[@BenDover-vs7ih]

Dayum that might just be his most expensive meal.

[@eternallegacy89]

He has on his expensive tux and everything... he just needs his wrist cuffs and he'd be perfect.

[@flowersfromh-evanlakshmi7577]

This morning I was about to take my Indian Ring Neck for my morning walk in Anaheim river bank but I turned back because of the Falcons in the area. I turn on You Tube and find this.

[@vithayartheppalard2417]

You made a right decision

[@lexie4656]

Wow thats scarry sometimes they come out of nowhere

[@narendharkumar3]

That's a classic nightmare.

[@Birdscareinformation]

😧😧

[@kmonmononjongbcvfcccolmbbi6087]

Ppl

[@JimingC]

so sad to see this. my parakeet accidentally flew out and a hawk went right after him. I found his feathers scattered below a tree days later. I really hope it was painless for him. rest in peace, greenbean.

[@Fera_Hei]

Same 💔😭 will never forget

[@dr.ashishyadav6262]

yah very painless.. when someone removes eyes, tear ur skin, bite chunk of muscles .. without anesthesia.. its very painleas

[@jeffersonaponte9163]

@@dr.ashishyadav6262 yeah, someone tell falcons to give the parrots anesthesia!!

[@user-nn6ot6fz9p]

😂😂😂

[@jasongarb7188]

Lol

[@esinam3846]

I’m crying, but its the circle of life. Great footage, esp so us parrot owners know just how risky not taking precautions can be.

[@SephirothWaifu]

I'm a parrot owner and I'm sorry but I'd have beat this bird up. This is disgusting

[@esinam3846]

Yep, which makes it a great educational video so owners can know to be responsible and keep their birds on a harness or enclosed in a traveling cage/backpack when outside.

[@wyomingadventures]

@@esinam3846 parrots on harness have been picked off by birds of prey. I wouldn't think of doing that to my birds. I bring my birds outside in their cage and sit by them the whole time out. I don't know where you live but in Wyoming we have lots of birds of prey. If you are doing that be extra careful. My of my friends lost his parrot because the harness came off. We tried to find his bird for over a week. He was heartbroken.

[@esinam3846]

@@wyomingadventures Very true!! I hate that for him. That’s my worst fear. I use a Celltei backpack when running errands.

[@timonalexandr151]

@@SephirothWaifu Same here. I'd have done away with it, quickly.

[@lukaszpokoju]

Yes. Raptors eat other birds to survive that's the way of nature. Reality isn't a Disney movie.

[@shadowyoptimism955]

And as extreme as reality tends to take itself is quite silly

[@patriciapechtold1544]

That's life , isn't it??? Love and understand all kind of birds. That is....♥️♥️♥️🐥🥰

[@jakenorthbriz]

I thought Christopher Robin said Winnie the Pooh was real?

[@KUROSHURA]

Reality isn’t James Cameron’s “Avatar “

[@tiffxditsgacha3680]

I guess it’s true lol 😂

[@patriciapechtold1544]

♥️ Love bouth kind of birds. Parrots and falcon.

[@gege2975]

😢

[@Birdscareinformation]

😧😧😧💔🐦

[@patriciapechtold1544]

?????

[@paull_reserve_acc9267]

Me too man

[@rockyford3]

I like how it enjoys the soft eye tissue

[@sallywalton5375]

God!!

[@lucialindeboom1382]

Amazing appetite too after finishing one parrot he could still take on the carcass brought in my Xavier! Totally impressive.

[@whitefalcon630]

Yeah!!! Aye! Banger Little lady. I love Falcons

[@jim7120]

My 2 favorite types of bird. Granted one is a bop and one just prey. The circle of life.

[@Jcmronn]

Did you guys know that falcons are actually more closely related to parrots than other birds are to raptors and such.

[@tiffxditsgacha3680]

So it’s cananiblism

[@Xirens_Fisher]

Messelastur gratulator is most likely as close as it can get to an actual meat-eating parrot. Some say that it might’ve been a stem-owl.

[@liznm-natur-channel]

thanks for you'r comment!

[@Lily____________]

I don’t want this to happen to my bird

[@daveyboy6985]

Scientific name( parrotus eaterus flesherus) 😁

[@SoaronhighlikeEagle]

It is a falcon channel, we should all be able to watch it from the perspective of these beautiful hunters. Izzy obviously also using her prey to practice her prey killing and grabbing techniques before totally unfeather her prey. It is good that she survives.

[@liznm-natur-channel]

thanks for this comment. I agree totally.

[@jennagillen1012]

the owner of the bird :🧍🏼‍♀️*watches as bird fly’s away*

[@caylya7869]

It’s native Australia. You don’t know if it’s owner

[@charliekezza]

I wouldnt want the falcon to go hungry but superbs are endangered. Couldnt she have taken a magpie. I love magpies too but at least their population is strong. Im a wildlife carer and have looked after all three species mentioned and the peregrine falcon was an incredible bird to care for, magpies babies mean spring for me but to look after an endangered species....thats an incredible privilege

[@liznm-natur-channel]

Unfortunately, we humans are to blame for the declining numbers of wildlife. We ensure that species become extinct.Ordinarily one should punish the people who hunt animals until there are no more of them. No animal has ever made a species extinct. Only humans can do that

[@FalconfromRF]

Being born free is about destiny, not just to live free, But to die free, it must be.

[@michellesweeting7528]

Was this a someone’s pet? Or a wild parrot? I had my Quaker parrot on my screened in patio. A hawk came out of no where and hit the screen twice trying to get to my bird. He couldn’t break the screen thank goodness. It’s taught me to be more alert even on my screened in porch.

[@done7743]

Probably wild

[@darkwitch8648]

Izzi's leg strength at 8:58 like holy crap!! She wanted that drop bad!

[@2ez4meechie85]

Then he danced on his meal talented

[@robertocordova4554]

Amo los loros ...fueron imágenes muy duras para mí

[@laurabrenes4567]

Así es la naturaleza que triste 😢 😢

[@natashaberg390]

Good that they have a varied diet. It will help them survive.

[@motivational.guidence1]

So beautiful parrot 😭😭😭

[@MicheleBohmke]

The falcon made sure it was over quickly and the parrot wasn't lost or scared any more.

[@raniux8261]

i got parrots ( budgies ) but i know this is how life works

[@myandroid2]

You guys have made the video much better

[@ayeshaaaa2456]

Feeling very sad for the lovely parrot.

[@stephaniemartinez8114]

lol

[@dibyanshusharan2889]

This is very heartful for a bird lover ☹️

[@devilburger5120]

Yes

[@UsuarionormaldeYouTubexd]

Nooooooo parrot :'( reast in peace little parrot :'(

[@carinovideos97]

Que barbaridad pobre periquito yo tengo dos los quiero mucho lloraría mucho por ellos 😭

[@Viral_memes000]

To all who is sad about parrots: they eat to live

[@RBN662]

I know animals need to eat other animals to survive sometimes

[@Zombie_Longwinger]

@@RBN662 all animals eat to survive all the time including the human animal

[@tormentor2285]

@@RBN662 sometimes? all the time

[@Josh-jo3kz]

Yes but that doesn't mean people can't be sad about it...

[@tormentor2285]

@@Josh-jo3kz people? more like betas and women lol

[@x-creator4460]

I saw the remains of a robin around my house a few days ago I am again disturbed by this. It would have a different response if the prey was a snake or rat instead of parrot. But then, it's what nature is all about.

[@MariaM-77]

Izzi my favorite singer 😍

[@greenfairy549]

What a beautiful parrot 🥺

[@zobribedati4403]

🥰🥰🥰

[@CATSWITHKYLA]

Why you say that? Like the parrot is alive having a great time 🙄

[@balaramarjya3057]

😥😥

[@catherineyoung46]

Looks like a young lorikeet. Izzy seems to be able to hunt well now.

[@belinda35_77]

It is a Quaker Parrot :) They are an invasive parrot species here in the states.

[@liznm-natur-channel]

@@belinda35_77 the nest is located Charles Sturt University, Orange Campus in Australia.

[@liznm-natur-channel]

It is a Superb Parrot Female. A native bird in Australia.

[@AngelCarrillo-yu5tz]

Those parrots are a native species in Puerto Rico too

[@gregthegroove]

I owned an African Grey parrot about 20 years ago and he was part of our family. He loved my dad esp. they tend to pick one member of the family as their best mate and he was the one. One day he forgot he was on his shoulder and my dad took the garbage out and he got scared and flew away or just flew on his own. We hadn’t clipped his wings in a few years. We took his cage outside, looked for him in trees and never found him. I sadly couldn’t watch much of this. 😢

[@liznm-natur-channel]

they tend not to be kept alone. they urgently need a partner. It is animal cruelty to keep animals alone. Of course, they then turn to a human. But this is abnormal!

[@kelvyquayo]

My mom did the exact same thing with our Goffins Cockatoo.. I was about 13.. I did eventually find him up in a very tall tree.. I tried coaxing him down in tears.. but eventually he flew over an apartment building roof and I never saw him again..

[@wickedishiccy7621]

Nature is so cool

[@Zafir89]

It’s sad and beautiful all at the same damn time. It’s nature.

[@NaseebUsman786]

I love parrots 🦜 ❤️👍🏻

[@neeruarora7790]

A nice close view.

[@dalelackey226]

I have two Amazon parrots. I could not finish this. I know it's nature and that falcon is a beautiful bird.

[@atimidbirb]

The falcon: Well this is a weird lookin pigeon but I´ll take it

[@waranontwiwaha9385]

Fun fact: Peregrine as well as other falcons are actually more related to parrots than they are to hawks and eagles.

[@amberfahim883]

Ullapool

[@amolshelkar1254]

Hg

[@modelcitizen72]

With keas, that can make sense.

[@jennymisteqq695]

Two of these replies make absolutely no sense. Thanks for adding absolutely nothing of value, Amber Fahim and Amol Shelkar!

[@TWHISPERER]

After watching this video, I am going to just pretend that I didn't read your comments.

[@warwick802]

Sadly this is how most birds die so to all those sayings its cruel to keep a bird caged think again. Yes it's disrupting nature for one's amusement but you are technically expanding the average bird's life by a lot.

[@buzzzsaw2381]

It’s also quite likely that they would enjoy Living with a person and then out in nature depending on how they’re treated

[@Disissid19]

@MajorGalah Depends on flock sizes. A single parrot in the city? No. A band of cockatoos and lories native to the country? Yup

[@simplesimp9664]

Well it is cruel. Considering they are used to being able to fly around an entire city or country even. That’s why your suppose to have your bird out of the cage at least 4 hours daily or have many toys and a large amount of space for them. Some birds

[@simplesimp9664]

Some pet birds such as avian birds aren’t even suppose to be caged unless their cage is the size of a child’s room.

[@danab172]

Paradise awaits THIS bird.

[@pmpatel-cr6kj]

I Like so much parrot Bird 🐦...

[@erikm8372]

Hi to everybody… This is likely not an isolated incident! Peregrine falcons, especially, hunt a lot of other birds. I thought that was a known thing.

[@erikm8372]

Peregrine falcons are known to be one of the fastest flying birds alive. Likely because they hunt birds while flying.

[@vita8208]

This is like going out to a expensive restaurant for us and order an expensive steak.

[@nsnarayan1159]

thts funny hahaha

[@Birdscareinformation]

😧😧😧😧💔

[@stephaniemartinez8114]

@@Birdscareinformation lmao

[@cambokarate6307]

Really fierce hunters, watching the action, it is not normal.

[@camilod7966]

Pobre lorito, pero en fin..!! esa es la cadena alimenticia y esa es la naturaleza que de hecho es muy sabía

[@user-dd9eo2wz3h]

8:50 I like how the Falcon didn’t want to share its meal

[@RUBY-dj4kw]

Falcons are bad beings

[@arson8988]

Gosh I remember when Izzi was so little. So proud.

[@anamariaavadani7209]

.....

[@timonalexandr151]

I believe in hunting falcons. If I see it, I hunt it.

[@modesto885]

I love Falcons

[@nathan_v2269]

my parrot flew out my window this morning and now I see this... great

[@liznm-natur-channel]

It is no responsibility to keep a bird in a cage. These are not pets! They belong in the air, they want to fly free. People's egosism is limitless

[@michellesweeting7528]

@@liznm-natur-channel There are many pet parrots out there and some very responsible bird owners. If they were set free they would most likely die and grieve for their owners. It’s about researching the bird and committing to it’s needs, and providing love and attention as with any pet. I get it, most people don’t do that and it’s sad because the bird suffers. Birds are unique and shouldn’t be given indiscriminately to people but an appropriate cage is fine if it’s large enough and used correctly. Birds should never spend all day in a cage and they should be tamed or you shouldn’t have one. It’s really a controversial subject, there are a lot of pet birds in shelters that would really benefit from a good loving home

[@EvaRadio]

Thank you for the educational video. It's a tough watch but needed for future falconers

[@yeetusyeetus4311]

To all the people that hate on this video, this is how life works

[@rosameza2579]

That is true and we can't pretend it's not

[@brianwest8119]

We can all put a mask on it and pretend that it will go away, but, this is the grim reality of it.

[@Alejandro-fr9jc]

Americans

[@alexisonfire72]

@@Alejandro-fr9jc oh come on this parrot is an invading species, here in cologne its a real pest

[@Alejandro-fr9jc]

@@alexisonfire72 huh? What are you talking about? I just meant that the only people that don’t understands the parrots are harmful to the environment are sensitivo Americans.

[@mohammadrafee3314]

Ohhhhh!!!!! This is the nature in which one has to die for one to survive.

[@mantellim5489]

I really love the body slam entrance

[@revertedakhi]

People are reacting so much because its a parrot while in falcons eyes they are all the same prey

[@ambers.3176]

It's not so much about eating other birds, it's the way it almost tries to revive the parrot at first an takes forever plucking it .

[@RajivKumar-ee7xv]

This seems his dining place. There are so many wings already

[@Sus-bw8lv]

Nature is awesome

[@kathyl9222]

At first I thought this may have been a pet parrot, but I checked the description and this is in Australia, and the parrots are native.

[@simplesimp9664]

Aren’t quakers native to Brazil and Spanish countries?

[@kalipo1021]

@@simplesimp9664 This parrot is a Superb Parrot, native in Australia.

[@simplesimp9664]

@@kalipo1021 yeah I realize now that this parrots beak and shape is very different to a quaker.

[@AussieRandomVideos]

I hope the parrot is happy and back with its owner

[@simplesimp9664]

It’s dead .-.

[@kalipo1021]

It's a wild bird

[@sallywalton5375]

You having a laugh

[@ComedyMagic512]

Bahut hi khoob surat

[@naifawadalzahrani433]

جالس يبوس الببغاء وقبل شوي بدى يرقص فرحا ملاحظه الصقر من قوة اندفاعه وسرعته مثل ملك الموت يقبض الروح بسبعه فاقه غالبا ياسبحان الله

[@sweettoko995]

I've seen probably seen the same flock of green parrots like these fly around all over Southern California. So this one is prob wild.

[@juanida1955]

Wow! First time seeing this falcon. It can be brutal but they need to eat. That feeding was intense. Bird verses bird. Just Different species.

[@WhaleSharkHSWAUTTP]

Rest in peace superb parrot

[@AlexChatz8888]

Poor ringneck but that’s how nature is but still rip lil parrot rest well

[@kalipo1021]

It's a actually a Superb Parrot, native in Australia.

[@Taka_neko]

Izzi grew up to be a real predator! Sorry for beautiful parrot tho. Thanks Liznm🎄🎁✨

[@liznm-natur-channel]

Taka, you're welcome. 🎄🎅

[@HalfDeadGeezers]

Thanks. Just what I needed to see.

[@donfuchs172]

???- (proof that the "food chain" will never give up,......🤔🤔🤔)

[@Birdscareinformation]

💔😧😧

[@user-uw6pb5jr9y]

Какая красивая птица, какое оперение, но почему так , но охотились бы на грызунов, не могу смотреть....

[@coybi]

Disturbing but also fascinating

[@evolition7]

Falcons look so dam cool

[@jonathanmatter7337]

People who say .. save the parrot are wrong.. never interfere in nature

[@CenturianEagle]

Awww poor parrot 😢

[@parrotseries5836]

😦😧😥😢

[@user-uv2gb1on6o]

YEAH SPUPID EAGLE

[@Birdscareinformation]

😧😧😧😧🐦🐦💔

[@datcomicnerd2212]

@@user-uv2gb1on6o kid

[@raymondyu412]

Just a falcon having its meal

[@nazchannel955]

Wowwww... Salam dari Indonesia 👍👍👍👍

[@user-xy3lg5ir9e]

I love Parrots. They are amazing, funny, beautiful and lovely. Very sad. But this is wildlife 😭

[@parrotseries5836]

😢😥😧😦

[@gege2975]

😢

[@patriciapechtold1544]

♥️😢

[@Gaviao_Real]

A natureza é cruel, nua e crua.

[@omarjames11]

Also very tasty

[@LSniumUwU]

Oh i thought they were doing something else on the thumbnail, nevermind then.

[@oviallux-forri]

me too....🤦‍♂️

[@zeeshanasghar6329]

You aren't alone😅

[@rodriguezrogelio96]

Lmfaooo

[@ELESNAWY]

بحب الصقور

[@scuttlebutt1865]

At times the circle of life is happy and sad to me 🌎☀️🌝

[@Sovanhe]

This animal is very strong and can easily catch parrots.

[@fisht6765]

depends on the parrot tho

[@fish8887]

@@fisht6765 no it doesn’t this is the fastest animal in the world and most parrots that would get caught by falcons are domesticated

[@fisht6765]

@@fish8887 oh yeah, forgot how falcons hunt

[@Zombie_Longwinger]

@@fisht6765 I don’t think so peregrines have been recorded killing eagles by hitting them at high in a stoop in the head.

[@kalipo1021]

@@fish8887 This is in Australia. Almost all parrots caught by the falcons would be wild...

[@LantingFarming]

I love how these killerbirds hunt. Beautifull!!!

[@yeetusyeetus4311]

Its amazing

[@MilahanPhilosophersCorner]

Circle of life.

[@johnypress]

Falcon: I hope remember you

[@mommyubekbabbyjack]

OMG 😭😭

[@aliceling8680]

AWWW, poor parrot. My heart goes out to the parrot.

[@robertalexander5422]

I came here from 'Squirrel Launcher. '

[@Nasuto1702]

Well you can't exactly blame the falcon for catching it. Its not like the flacon was thinking: ooh a parrot, better not eat that, might be someones pet. Life aint a disney movie

[@MurderPete379]

@@Nasuto1702 she didn't blame the falcon for anything she just felt bad it got chosen no ones gonna hate the circle of life just hate to see the exotic victims die thats all I have an umbrella cockatoo and would probably lose my shit to that. So if anything I'll own one further on

[@kaushikkam2596]

@@Nasuto1702 Your dumb she just said its sad

[@sallywalton5375]

@@Nasuto1702 still sad though

[@blahdeblah19]

Great footage.

[@marcelmarizu1229]

Bitter sweet experience