Hand Feeding Wild Australian Parrots

[@eronacalloway9159]

You don’t need a cage when Nature is nice like that.

[@varuno7560]

Being a human we should use our wisdom for caring not for destruction. That's the responsibility for being powerful.

[@dearmodi1325]

Well said.👍

[@MrBunniesss]

@@varuno7560 except that never works. The only reason another world war has yet to breakout is due to the benefit of our destructive nature. Destruction fuels everything that we have and do and that is why humanity remains at the top

[@Threnody_The_Ghoul]

If only, parrots should be at their own habitat but the world out there have cruel people who put nets over them and sell them abroad. But luckily there's rescues and people kind enough to home them safely, as in some countries there are predators that could hurt most parrots and also most end up in a country that don't have the right environments for them.

[@kishoreshetty5199]

This is the exact role humans have to play ,not only with parrots but with all the other species as well, Hope mankind understands this.

[@cccreates5066]

This guy is secretly a Disney princess

[@armandoramirez875]

🤣🤣

[@ad-du1fp]

LMAO

[@BOHEMIANMEX]

With a nice butt..of course

[@Fjoergyn1199]

Here in Australia everybody is a Disney princess (as long as you carry seeds with you)

[@cccreates5066]

Rainer ur right

[@vondacourtney1786]

I would love to live in Australia. So many beautiful birds. These birds should never be in cages. Amazing! He's respecting nature and teaching his kids to too. Love it!

[@Karmag3]

I would but the other wildlife 😭😭

[@aasstock8465]

hello

[@naturelove7398]

I would too, but not with this Government.

[@nancyfahey7518]

Spiders that attack, snakes get into your house, ticks paralyze you...

[@Mrc172]

​@@naturelove7398Off to Russia then, Heinrich.

[@margaretedwards2439]

Absolutely beautiful and he's teaching those children to respect those beautiful birds!! How I envy this man and his wonderful environment!! He's wonderful feeding those beautiful birds! Bless him and his children!!

[@candemir256]

Waauuuuu men süperrrr filein danke 😘😘💕💕👋👍👍☺️🦅🐕🐕💐💐💕🐅🏁❤️🏴‍☠️🏁👋👋👍💐💕

[@negaless1144]

Margaret Edwards most beautiful natural VDO a-some.)

[@GordonMcCoulloughAUS]

Margaret Edwards thank you for your lovely words Margaret

[@BeachCrew100]

Wish my dad was like that.

[@bogaret624]

hes already blessed with those children

[@BrianAndersonTT]

I've seen a lot of stuff on YT but this guy and his family interacting with so many of these exotic birds in their habitat is one of the coolest things I've seen.

[@sadiasoban7961]

Yeah u r right

[@Ryfinius]

I thought I was hot shit getting canadian geese to eat out of my hand.

[@JoshManMate]

Senegals & macaws are over $2,000 AUD here & considered exotic aswell as conjures but they're a lot more affordable while I've heard the same for our lorikeet's & cockatoos over there. You can keep your bears & shit lol Crocs are the only thing we have to worry about when camping & that's pretty much exclusive to northern parts of Australia near water otherwise its just snakes, spiders & bogans that'll be your worst enemy.

[@edwardlansdowne291]

They may be exotic looking but these are all native birds.

[@dartanion0075]

East coast Australia bird life is the world's best.

[@MitikshSuthar]

This is life. Living with his children's. Enjoying the life showing them how to feed parrots. And just chilling.

[@lauraborgmann8285]

I'm waiting in a hospital and this just made my hour. Thanks

[@GordonMcCoulloughAUS]

Laura Borgmann Hi Laura. Glad you enjoyed our family video. Hope you get well soon. Regards G.

[@joahyoga1995]

How is Australia so amazing? That has to be one of the coolest things I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing.

[@joahyoga1995]

memberwhen haha 😂

[@leifvejby8023]

Australia amazing!?! They've got magpies and spiders and emus and dropbears and crocs and snakes - Better stay at home! ^_^

[@21savageSUCKS]

haha just wait till spider season

[@mainerockflour3462]

Not so beautiful. There is a corporation that has been dumping poison pellets from helicopters toxifying the water and the soil. No acts of civil disobedience there by its people.

[@ricardopr54]

@@leifvejby8023 You forgot to mention White Sharks, Poisonous Jellyfish, and Blue Ring Octopus... No thank you!... I prefer my beautiful Puerto Rico 👍🏽🇵🇷

[@jennifergomez4412]

The girls holding the birds so gently makes me wanna cry out of joy. 😭

[@variation1019]

Don't cry dear I am with you

[@anowlwithinternetaccess6879]

Me too girl. This makes me feel so much better after watching some 6 year old bite and keep a parakeet's wing in his mouth.

[@justinchalifoux4424]

An Owl with Internet Access oh god I remember that video

[@anowlwithinternetaccess6879]

@@justinchalifoux4424 Was it on r/KidsAreFuckingStupid ?

[@DrAbhinavKumar]

@Sean Baytley the moment I read switchy stick I knew this was a joke... Like one of those reddit stories about a guy getting beaten with a belt by his father in every comment. After a while, it just made people guffaw when they came across that dude's comment. Lol.

[@spyrolou6475]

That cockatoo at 1:49 on the ledge tho is like "You never saw me"

[@overdrive5604]

He's like "oh shit they're filming"

[@anniet494]

LOL SO CUTE

[@anant1353]

Also your country runs by a orange president 😂

[@hammadhussain3082]

So he's like "Aight Imma head out".

[@jovanabazovic839]

Hahah

[@jsterling6805]

Makes you want to live in Australia. Definitely like living in wonderland.

[@jasonclarke4128]

It is mate. Come come. Plenty jobs

[@toddjohnson7945]

@@jasonclarke4128 you are correct. In newy myself.

[@TUpton-jl2ui]

Refreshing to see these babies free in the wild. Warms my heart. Lovely little memories for his girls too. All soooo precious.

[@LynnR40]

If I lived there I would be on the deck all dat feeding those beautiful birds. What a wonderful experience! Thanks for sharing.

[@GordonMcCoulloughAUS]

I am lucky to get to feed them every day now.

[@francisolivier4309]

realy love Parrots wow ,, amazing xx

[@jeanninegrant5959]

me too

[@SuperHeroMG5000]

And eat them afterwards right?

[@veedayos]

I bet you would also need to take some time to wipe out the deck !!! :-D

[@deliayang5217]

That’s what I love about Australia! I hope most Australians are like this man, treating the birds right and teaching his children too.

[@hereandthere6001]

i wish they were too, but they're not.

[@kelliqh2721]

Yep we are

[@JustTheHighlights]

5:35 Everyone's chill until an eagle shows up.

[@sugadaddy5771]

Eagle wants food too 😂

[@JKMT]

@@sugadaddy5771 Betrayal those humans called in eagles too

[@sugadaddy5771]

@@JKMT everone needs food

[@aarongonzalez4458]

@@sugadaddy5771 no one said they didnt

[@kokeduck]

that one that flies into the fence and falls down 😭

[@kellysuzanne976]

I would be in heaven if I lived there. You guys are very lucky to have these wonderful creatures in your backyard, and they come to ya lol awesome

[@Ibrahim-ir4zm]

Have you experienced such a thing Kelly ?

[@anowlwithinternetaccess6879]

It's all nice in Australia until you find a 7 inch huntsman spider in your room

[@kellysuzanne976]

@@Ibrahim-ir4zm Not in the wild no, I have parrots myself and have been around the big ones but never in the wild

[@hannahs5bpranavs7k59]

,🇮🇳💓🇮🇳👌

[@janmeyer3129]

@@anowlwithinternetaccess6879 huntsmen are good guys. Keep down insect pests, not aggressive. Accidentally dried my face on one once when it was hiding in a fold of a bath towel. It leapt away faster than I did

[@theapprenticegaming3938]

Here in the Philippines, I barely see a Parrot while you have them like Pigeons and Sparrows. You are blessed by such priceless gift of nature.

[@peterbartley9155]

Dhudz Caligner it’s got nothing to do with fictional blessings. It’s because we manage our wildlife

[@Austinator430]

@@peterbartley9155 Desmond's right lol. As an australian, we don't manage our wildlife very well. And you should know that.. And you call yourself Australian.. pfft. Don't make me laugh.

[@JohnS916]

@Desmond Bagley Congratulations for telling like it really is. I have very little hope for wildlife worldwide, especially when you put a price tag on them. A species can be down to its very last survivor and man, even knowing that, will shoot them for the thrill or greed into extinction. There used to billions of Passenger Pigeons in the USA at the turn of the century. I read stories the flocks so large they would blacken the skies. So man went about slaughtering them by the thousands by simply shooting them out of the sky until the last one died in a city zoo in 1914. I saw stuffed examples of them at the Chicago Natural History Museum and I never realized how colorful they were compared to your typical gray pigeon. The buffalo went the same path and if not for some compassionate individuals that located a small surviving herd outside of Yellowstone, there would be no more. We Americans are famous for killing off our national icons. Then you have number one spoiled son, Don Trump Jr. who shoots and kills an endangered Mongolian Ram recently. The same fool that danced around a dead elephant he just killed with the cut off bloody tail of the poor animal in his hand. So what does his corrupt dad do? He invites the premier of Mongolia to the White House and soon thereafter the premier presents a certificate that allowed Trump Jr. to shoot this majestic creature. He wanted to hang its head in his sick trophy room. Old man Trump had already reversed the Obama era policy forbidding the importation of wildlife body parts and I wonder what he promised or threatened the Mongolian premier with in order to get his son his kill certificate. Sounds like the same shit he pulled on Ukraine, doesn't it? On top of that, Trump Jr. shot the Ram at night wearing night-vision goggles. That crime family has got to go.

[@nuezacarlo2712]

I had a two dozen parakeets which I freed here in Camiguin, Philippines. My main purpose was to teach people the beauty of nature and why we need to conserve it. They always come back every afternoon to roost up in a mango tree for over a year or two. Yet kids always hunted them for God knows why with their slingshots. I managed to save 19 individuals, and put them inside a 20X20 M cage. From that day on whenever there are kids with slingshots running around my area I take my air powered shotgun and blast those MF with mongo beans. Then I lost faith and trust to a lot of people.

[@BlueBirdArtworks]

Here in Czech Republic you can't see any wild parrot or exotic birds. Only if someone own them.

[@kroakie4]

I love how you call the cockatoos “cockies”. I’ll be calling them that from now on.

[@mdabdulahad6148]

Watching from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 i love the way you are teaching your children's to respect the birds. Really amazing ❤

[@RelaxWithReena]

Awwww this is sweet and beautiful to watch 😊

[@grontolih7140]

RelaxWithReena relax parot is not bussines

[@consmyth1346]

wait till he cockatoos start eating the wooden balcony

[@barnyard835]

@@grontolih7140 shut up...you know nothing about parrots fool

[@bluemarshall6180]

@@consmyth1346 Yeah...... And poop on your Clothes hanging.

[@Geordo1960]

I have watched this video several times over years now and I always keep coming back to it. There’s something about it that just so nice. I don’t know what it is exactly it’s just a combination of all the beautiful birds and watching them come up and see, and the man sharing the wildlife with his children being such a great example. Thanks for sharing this video!!

[@seanyboysa9xsmokesbarras519]

Everything u just said is the exact reason i keep coming back to this as well.

[@MrAMYJACK]

How could you bring up kids better than this, a whistle, an open hand and Nature comes to call in. Magic

[@Bad_Medicine897]

Doing nature education in the US, it always makes me so happy to see people teaching their kids about wildlife. What a cool relationship you have with these animals! The most I've ever managed to coax onto my hand was a tufted titmouse (one of the best bird names of all time, I must say), and I had to stick my arm out through a mostly-closed window so it wouldn't see the rest of me!

[@GordonMcCoulloughAUS]

My kids used this to share with their class. now our kids are teaching all of their friends. got to stop my girls now with some species (we have tiger and king brown snakes here as well). Hope the eduction program is going well.

[@Bad_Medicine897]

I live for it! Had a proud moment a week ago - had a gentleman hold a snake for the first time in his life. Not uncommon with kids at my programs, but, with adults, the fear is usually so ingrained that they won't do it. And, I know well enough that there are plenty of critters in Australia that you definitely don't want kids interacting with. We don't have king brown or tiger snakes or taipans in Missouri, and our venomous snakes are typically very mild-mannered and (unfortunately) increasingly rare. As far a snake safety, I tell everyone the same thing: If you spot one outside, just leave it be. Glad to hear your kids have got the spark and are sharing their knowledge and enthusiasm with others! It's always so rewarding to see that love of nature spread!

[@lunasinger2735]

Seagulls quickly feel comfortable around humans. After going to feed seagulls just twice, they'd come to me to eat the bread right out of my hand. There'd be so many perching on my hands, shoulder, head that I'd get overwhelmed, even a bit frightened.

[@llm8268]

So beautiful to see these birds living free. The family all gathered for the feeding is just amazing! Thanks for posting.

[@SAMnELLA-1]

This would be my personal heaven when I die!! Thank you for sharing your amazing experience.

[@gulsguls8488]

There is no heaven who deny his creator and live in this world going against all his rules. Worshiping Jesus over his creator, drinking alcohol eating pig having Sex before marriage and still here talking about heaven how shameless some people can be

[@abdelrahmanalaa2340]

@@gulsguls8488 lol you are partly right But what about if the comment was written by a child . Mentioning s*x alchol arent good examples for him.

[@reeennneee]

@@gulsguls8488 its jesus himself🤣😆🤔🤨

[@gulsguls8488]

@@reeennneee making fun of your own prophet, do you think you are brave? Dead isn't only for elderly people, dead is nearer to you than your hearth beat. Some people tend to forget that fast, thinking they are strong enough to beat death.

[@gucagucaguca]

@@gulsguls8488 Im hearing voices.

[@dannyhay7995]

That is my dream to live in Australia and have these amazing birds coming from all around.

[@kochyaan]

Me too

[@electrotech6153]

Me too

[@nitiniimcal]

You will

[@sebbagod5156]

giant spiders waitin' for u

[@johnclarke7676]

King parrots …….my favourite birds. Brings back lots of memories.

[@haydenbrayton]

That girl will remember that moment for the rest of her life.

[@chookinathunderstorm3446]

Lots of moments like this to remember, I think this is their home. It is not unusual to those living in bushland areas. Also in some suburban and city homes.

[@leepallister3244]

this to me is better than winning the lottery.

[@kdobbinhale]

you win.

[@idontcarei]

well ...lottery will allow u to buy such house ..lol...

[@unbeastable957]

Fuck this i want the lotery

[@zicomosang1221863]

Lee Pallister yup

[@wendyw8931]

Yes, very nice and the birds are wonderful , but I'd still rather win the lottery.

[@veronicawood9134]

From a grey day in Scotland , this is truly JOYFUL . Thanks for the video xxx

[@Microbex]

Disney princess family's are are commonly found living in Australia and are very popular with birds.

[@raushanlaldas8378]

This is called a perfect sync between man & nature.. lucky you all living in that habitation 👌🤗🐥

[@meenanaicker8999]

Yes this is how God intended humans to live forever.. Sadly Adam and Eve sinned.. But Jehovah has promised to give us back the paradise that's why Jesus came to earth... Read Revelation Chapter 21.. JEHOVAH is the only true God and Jesus is His Son.

[@Bojanglesthewitch]

They will never forget doing this with you💖 how sweet 😊💕💕💕💕

[@hunter21331]

I tried to call some birds in the Philippines..... I got a lot of mosquitoes, not birds......

[@smileyartz]

lolo O lol I feel you!

[@hazelsuralta4069]

😄😄😄

[@ohcool8314]

Lmao

[@thanhthoanguyen1400]

Ohh you’re funny 😁

[@kishoreshetty5199]

Good start, try & try u will succeed, by the way did they bite u or did they suck ur blood ?

[@ianflores6506]

i wish to live into that kind of friendship between man and the birds..its really relaxing

[@bella-tu6iq]

I love australia, I feel like people there are friendly and most of them truly care about wildlife and animals' happiness.

[@doubtingthomas6146]

We do. :) I think most of us do appreciate how lucky we are.

[@anthonysutherland9507]

Thank you for the comment. Most welcome.🇦🇺 But did you know, we are the only country that shoots it's national animal for dog's meat.🇦🇺 (kangaroos)🇦🇺

[@mustafaamiri3277]

australia is British America

[@Mrc172]

​@@mustafaamiri3277And the Middlle East is Arab fascism. No respect for women or human rights

[@daveyates8113]

We had an Yellow froundted Amaazon. from 1954 till 1976. We donated him to the Cotswold wildlife park that year as we were moving and the place we were movingto was too small. Pedro was 25 years old at that time. He lived at the park for the next 40 years of his life. We visited at least once a year from when we donated him. He was one of the stars of the park, He died 2016 due to an introduced parrot that was infected with a contagious infection. You. being able to hand feed them as you do must be one of the most priviledged honours that can happen. Well done

[@elisemiller13]

Why didn't the wildlife park put the introduced bird into quarantine to begin with? or is this something new for places with captive birds to understand?

[@Denise-bcg]

This is like waking up in heaven each morning. I would love to live in Australia just for these reasons. Beautiful video 🧡💙🧡.

[@JAY-lo3sx]

What a beautiful sight seeing them in their own habitat. Absolutely wonderful. 🇬🇧

[@lcincinnati1201]

what a beautiful moment for the girls to look back on! love it. i love how colorful aussie birds are! my cat is deeply entrenched in this too lol

[@tianasexotics8293]

You are living my dream. I have 4 mini birds (two tiels and two budgie) but man i would just love to even meet and just spend time with large parrots😍

[@theveggiegamer922]

Feather diaries yeah I have two conures and I just want to move to Australia cuz all the cockatoos😍

[@FrootbatBat]

Wow. You are like a Disney princess!

[@GordonMcCoulloughAUS]

+Sharon Poffinberger (My Life is an Adventure) well, at least my two daughters are...

[@FrootbatBat]

It must be a lovely experience for them. ;-)

[@werverreswa2416]

Lots of beautiful King Parrots.

[@ED-fs6gx]

What a lovely place for your children to grow up.And being able to interact with nature like that.

[@MsGroovalicious]

A family that feed parrots together, stays together! Those girls are so brave!

[@seanyboysa9xsmokesbarras519]

Yes they are quite brave considering one of those birds could take a finger pretty easily if they wanted to.

[@imvivalamilo]

king parrots are so comfortable around humans i absolutely love feeding them

[@maryannkochanski5777]

That is so cool. Teaching your child to respect wild incredible birds!

[@lootllama8862]

That is amazing all those beautiful birds right outside your back door. We have pigeons here in US. Nothing like that there. Thanks for sharing.

[@cheryalhussain4562]

It is sheer pleasure to live among and interact with these beautiful birds. Thank you for sharing.

[@loopedaround5951]

This is such a beautiful and powerful Way for your little girls having growing up together with these stunning Parrots 🦜. Knowing that parrots should be, wild and free. You don’t need a cage. You’re family can actually go outside and have a favorite one that comes to them freely These Parrots look so so healthy and happy! I very much enjoyed your video! And a bit jealous 😩. 😊 😁

[@gurusupreme8373]

Wild animals in nature are the most beautiful thing in this world .

[@rezamoghadasianrad7743]

one of the sweetest things i have ever seen, amazing video

[@luxmifrei9759]

This is awesome. Visited Australia twice and just fell in love with the wild life. We enjoyed feeding the pelicans on Kangaroo Is, and took hundreds of pictures of the wild life. For all bird lovers, its a paradise 🥳💐🇨🇭👍

[@anabelamoinhos204]

Wow... how wonderful! You are certainly priviledged to live surrounded by such beauty. All the best an thank you for sharing.

[@BeckVMH]

Interesting how the Cockatoos are so skittish while the others are so trusting and relaxed. Thanks for posting.

[@drfill9210]

The human was equally skittish... those things hurt when they bite

[@pascalrousseau5919]

I remember a few years ago near Alice Springs. I had decided to find shelter from the sun under a tree. A couple of cockatoos flew away, probably disturbed by me. A few minutes later, they came back with maybe fifty of their mates and believe me, they were not skittish at all. They made their point: that was their tree and they were not about to share it with a human

[@suibora]

@@pascalrousseau5919 They probably went to tell all their family and friends that they have human on their tree. "COME QUICK LOOK!"

[@mocass4530]

videos like these are why I'm happy I live in Australia. I live in the suburbs, though, so the cockies and lorikeets can't really come down to my garden. Maybe when I'm older I'll move somewhere like this :)

[@Kas4711]

I have plenty in by back yard and I am in Brisbane near the city. They are amazing. :)

[@uninformedluddite]

Why wait. I moved to a rural area in SA(one hours drive from Adelaide CBD) and it was the best thing I ever did. I live in a town with 400 people and thousands of birds. There's a cockatoo squawking in the front yard as I type this and Bluey the Galah is on my shoulder worrying my ear lobe (see my avatar).

[@birdlover7776]

uninformedluddite Si cool: ) !!!

[@lizzi5667]

I'm so jealous. Pure heaven being able to share such beauty on your deck.

[@pabloechevarriamolina8483]

Cheers from Spain. It´s such a wonder to see nature in your house balcony. I have been there a time ago and miss it so much.

[@moncho6]

May God bless you and your family. Thank you so much for taking care of them and teaching your children to respect and love them! Keep up the good work!

[@malikdanyalwaheedmalik2964]

I wish I could be with you guys .you are having so much fun .love you all

[@sav3nad]

This is out of this world,enchanting,unbelievable! I wanna live over there!

[@MrBouawat]

It is the most beautiful feeling when I see birds can interact with human beings.

[@erikjpendleton]

Wow, you guys are blessed! Your kids will remember that forever.

[@PennyPaws4]

EJP79...just think, they get to do this every day😊

[@karifredrikson8492]

Thank you for sharing! I live in Minnesota. So seeing sunshine & Birds is amazing!

[@kingtut7213]

This is literally what an average winter day looks like for me here in Australia. We’re very lucky! Although I would love to see snow.

[@seanyboysa9xsmokesbarras519]

Yes we are pretty blessed with our weather down here but this is taken in a place called Jindabyne which is about 5-6 hours from Sydney and its in the snowy mountains national park and doesn't come by the name by chance the winters here are real winters with snow and about half an hour up the road from Jindabyne u find 3 of Australia's biggest ski resorts which is quite surprising to a lot of foreigners.

[@eschwarz1003]

What an awesome opportunity; kids are so kind and gentle with the birds; keep up the good work

[@peteralexeev-hh4jg]

How much joy can bring such a simple entertainment as feeding birds from the hand! For children especially! And I see parrots of all colours so many like sparrows in Russia.

[@evaldotiger4014]

You're very lucky! Thanks for sharing this. My late dad was a bird lover so, it hits home.

[@andreanicolas9363]

God Bless you for feeding those sweet souls* Beautiful

[@darkman11111]

Amazing.....i m watching this for the first time in my life.......these birds are not afraid of people..love from karachi pakistan

[@falconfeathers9454]

Gordon, my grandfather lived in Melbourne, Victoria. over 7 MILLION VIEWS SAYS IT ALL. Parrots are the most incredible birds. Adore them all...so many incredible colour mixtures especially MacCaws. You are blessed to have such amazing natural wild birds, and they are blessed (and obviously know it) to have a human so trustworthy and reliable as food source....and my thought was...last fall before this Invisible enemy, Australia was heading our Canadian news with terrifying fires. Pray you are safe. you posted 2014 and this is 6 years later in the middle of not just Australian drought and fire, but also a GLOBAL PANDEMIC WITH AN INVISIBLE ENEMY.

[@staceyroberts3468]

I wish I lived where there were such beautiful birds like these 😍

[@dartanion0075]

Australia

[@heroesandtails8123]

We bought our hand raised cockatoo for a lot of money. She is our baby and super spoiled girl. I would love to have a backyard full of beautiful parrots as you do. Nature is amazing in your necks of the woods.

[@kairachannel6925]

Oh my god this is called nature The most that I loved about this video was there were so many beautiful 🦜 and cocktails and how can you make this type of voice wow

[@viisovari4544]

1:49 me awkwardly trying to get away from social drama 😂😂😂

[@su-yv8ez]

What a lovely colorful birds! Whites also beautiful!

[@rioshappyworld8445]

What a nice video!!!!! It's soooo funny that the cockatoo is afraid of him so he is just taking the feed and maintaining the distance and then again coming back..😂😄😄😄😄 Thanks for sharing

[@chrisp4048]

This is great! Im so glad you include your daughters in on this. It teaches them to love wildlife! 😊😊

[@courtneysmith219]

Man you are living the life. So wonderful to see wild, unclipped parrots who've never experienced a cage. So response and friendly. I'd kill for a day in your shoes with such easy access to beautiful wildlife.

[@y-veeamericangirl4785]

Your kids are amazing. Such a blessing

[@Angel12199]

Beautiful and magical in every way! God bless this precious family ❤🙏😇

[@bellnorton1691]

Oh wow, that is fantastic. You could sell tickets to do that. I love the parrots. To see them in the wild is a treasure. That many cockatiels wow.

[@imageniusvivan1435]

See Indian Free flying green Parrots in link kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYLGqZWjlqufkLM

[@nanooaz7359]

I hope to live such a life Great video

[@amsalshammari7119]

ههههههههههههههههههههههه

[@EchoBravo370]

A friend visiting me in Australia commented: "It's like an aviary threw up on this country" I replied: "Yes, yes it is."

[@Tayce_t]

This made me so happy. God bless you guys.

[@kiminem4087]

this is what we're supposed to do on this planet. thank you for sharing this beautiful video.

[@WalterKerr]

What a lovely scene that is! We have Kings and Cockatoos around our place also, and lots of Corella's.

[@judithbalchin6777]

So so sweet and Nice bless you guys you have a good heart

[@tasschic]

The kid in the background steals the show. :D Dads like.".Look at me..Look at me.. " 4 year old is feeding the parrot like its its best friend.. :)

[@njoywithabhi7]

lucky you man. this is awesome. 2 min silence for those who disliked this video.

[@idontcarei]

what?????

[@farmersingh7597]

abhijeet levharkar true yes

[@hudamubeen1]

i would say life time silence for them lol

[@RamBabu-ub5wl]

This is fantastic to see kids doing this We need to preserve our nature

[@claudiacerda7135]

Que lindo son felices .si hubieran más personas como ellos . que disfrutan darles de comer la niñas también son felices .ver tantas aves en su balcón .🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷 Besos desde Argentina

[@jalal2008c]

that white bird cost 2000$ in my country and you guys have them like pigeons

[@tiffanyzhang3627]

You mean a cockatoo

[@jalal2008c]

wow !!

[@parvaizchoudhry4708]

Good luck to them

[@iosipitsa]

Every day I am happy to see them around us! I love them so much! :)

[@fabriglas]

They are nosy as cockatoos and by feeding them he may get holes now in his house if he stops feeding em... that's what happen to a mate when his neighbour stopped feeding em.. would have love the king parrots

[@GeckoTech_Engineer]

As kids we all thought parrots were some rare exotic animals but come to Australia and that will quickly be disproven

[@fasi7700]

We are amazed. This world is beautiful because of people like you. Thanks for teaching us something good.

[@kittycasino29]

That one cockatoo was like hmmmm I don't know about this lol

[@Conn30Mtenor]

Yes, they can be quite aloof, which as actually OK as Cockies are biters.

[@anand277]

I used to feed squirrels by hand here in India😊 It feels so special when you are trusted by an animal/bird.

[@vectrex28]

I remember feeding wild parrots when I was down under. One of them took a crap on my head XD Still worth it

[@lightspeed72]

Haha, it's good luck. Now go buy the lottery 😀

[@rosaharo9280]

Lovely ones.

[@kevyak]

I lost a 65 yr old African Grey parrot last year, we alway knew when she had to poop she would start saying water over and over so would bring her back to cage to poop

[@nothingmuch6666]

I used to do this with my family when we lived in Australia, though we mostly had rainbow lorikeets and sulphur-crested cockatoos. Started with 5 or 6 birds at first, ended up with 50+ coming regularly for a feed. All of them were super comfortable around people after a few weeks of working on it, no issues eating from our hands, they even let us pet them when we had a free arm. If we were outside, even without any seeds for them, some would come down on the veranda and hang out with us, sit on our shoulders and stuff. One of the things I miss most about living in Australia.

[@user-xx2vu6xl3s]

Greeting from the USA! Love the King parrots and Cockatoos. Thanks for sharing!

[@tracybower7645]

I'm moving to Australia. I would love to see those beautiful birds in my garden. 👍

[@Murlock2000]

wow im so envious that you are able to live like this! we dont get to see alot of parrots up in the cold scandinavia ( none besides petstores )