OMG!!! I CAN'T BELIEVE Jinx Taught Morgan THIS!

Hormonal (or sexual) behavior from parrots can be very deceiving! While you might think they're shivering from cold... they're actually shaking/sexually quivering... from... not cold... ;)
There are lots of changes during this season to be aware of, check out www.birdtricks... for more on that topic!
So Morgan had around a week off in a travel carrier with no flighted or real exercise as she had grown accustomed to, she was also being fed more (only the good stuff) so her weight is heavy and she wasn't very responsive for training. Here's how I made THAT situation into a positive! (watch the video!)
In the end, even I was surprised by the outcome... THANK YOU JINXI! I love how interested in LEARNING Morgan is!! What did you think?!
Disclaimer!! Some things were left to unclear I see from the comments I'm getting:
Since Morgan was showing signs of what could be related to a health issue - Patty took her into a warmer climate, isolated the potential for exercise and increased her healthy food intake to intentionally put on weight to be able to correctly monitor Morgan to rule out health concerns. Keep in mind hormonal behavior is different in all parrots and this is Patty's first hormonal season with Morgan to learn what she is and isn't like. This was a good choice for Morgan to rule out any health concerns before continuing on with formal training (otherwise training could exacerbate a health risk)! She was in a massive crate!! It was one of my own... and there's just no just crate that can accommodate their long tails - the curly thing is TEMPORARY, it goes away with a single shower! No biggie. Also her up in weight is temporary too and as she goes back to aviary life indoors, and eating as before, everything will fall back into place easily. So this isn't a huge set back - simply a few day set back. Patty made the correct call on behalf of concern for Morgan so don't hate on her, I just wanted everyone to know why Morgan was unresponsive and flying heavy (when she did fly, ha!)
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[@pattyjourgensen7340]

This is Patty, Morgan's owner. I moved Morgan out of the garage because she had lost 14% of her body weight since we arrived in Idaho. That is an unacceptable weight loss even for a bird in training. Combining that with her very watery droppings, her sneezing and her shivering I moved her into a warmer environment (the garage is currently set at 55 degrees) for monitoring. Any one of those issues on their own would have sent up red flags and been reason to question Morgan's health. This is my first spring season with this bird and I am learning what might be typical for her and I am still watching her closely. Morgan was on the Birdtricks diet the whole time, (which I came up with, by the way) and I added more vegetables to her diet with the INTENTION of putting weight on her. When I brought her back into the garage she weighed in BELOW what Jamie and I had discussed to be her training weight and is not overweight in any way. I do not want her weight to go down lower than 10% at any point. This is why I stopped being part of the youtube training videos. People making judgements on topics they know nothing about.

[@Quxxn666]

Patty Jourgensen Thank you!!! People are assholes and speak before they think

[@kimbamford5019]

Patty Jourgensen, Hi I admire you and the way you have given Morgan a better chance of a happy pain free life even though it put a strain on your relationship with her, ignore the haters as they haven't a clue what they are talking about. You should be proud of what you have achieved with her.

[@Frankovelli]

I like how you started your comment speaking in 3rd person.

[@annek1226]

Armchair quarterbacks are truly annoying!

[@lizareid8080]

I am a person who knows nothing on the topic. But after watching many videos can say your a good bird owner. You did what was needed and more. Most bird owners trim their feathers and just cage them . You went out of your way to make morgan a free flight bird. That is true love. I can't believe people are judging you. Most dont even have a bird. And most parrot owners clip their wings and put them in a cage 3 times the size of a medium dog crate, and use them as an ornament, taking them out 5 mins at a time to show company. When their asses should be hooking their bird up with a trainer, that can teach free flight or at the very least teach the bird tricks that owner and bird can interact and add interest to an isolated birds life.

[@AlyssaA117]

I know a lot of people seem to be giving up on Patty, but I'm not giving up on her. I remember Jamie telling the bad start she had with Morgan with bonding and trust, that's not easy to fix in a human to human relationships, let alone human to bird when the bird only has body language to communicate how they feel. I also remember the beginning of Morgans training when Patty couldn't even be in the same room. Look how far she has come, both Patty & Morgan. With Jamie & Jinx's help I believe Patty & Morgan will do great.

[@ApparentlyHuman]

This is so amazing! I turned on the automatic subtitles near the end, and when you could hear the birds in the other room squawking, the subtitles said [applause]. It was the cutest accident ever!!

[@APlus-qx7no]

I did something like this myself. I taught a horse to smile on request for carrots, and his pasture mate watched him intently to see what he was doing to earn them. She figured out it had something to do with her lips, but she didn't know exactly what. I gave her carrots too for trying.

[@sashadee9621]

Omg the little feet doing the wave for a treat 😭😭❤️😍 so adorable

[@bigaaronone]

This is SO COOL I can't believe how fast Jinx learned it, and Morgan just learning from watching him???? AUUGHH its so good

[@jafo5475]

May I ask what is wrong with Morgan's left foot? Is it from the weight or is it from an injury or birth defect? Excuse me if I'm repeating a previously asked question.

[@lailabaloch568]

Birds never cease to amaze me. Their intelligence to observe and learn is so interesting. People just think they are simple minded. Wild or tame they do learn new things.

[@mudkipjuice]

Observational learning is definitely powerful! We have three puppies currently, and all of them have learned their tricks from either watching our older dog, or watching each other. Sometime's they'll even correct each other when one of them hasn't gotten it yet! Animals are so intelligent.

[@smOVERCOMINGITALL]

It still amazes me the memory birds have. Idk how long ago you trained jinx's nick name command but it's amazing to me that he goes back to it every time you train with him bc he knows well that's going to get me a treat and also... WHAT way to go morgan that was incredible how she just picked up the head shake! i think you mentioned it in the first video that some birds do it bc you blow lightly on their face and some dont so it was pretty cool to see her head shake even though it wasn't commanded to her and you didn't blow on her face! GOSH birds are just SO FREAKING SMART!

[@jackdaniels1367]

I loved that. It's fascinating to see Morgan picking that up for herself. I always love seeing the other birds train as well, and Jinx is just awesome. He's such a beautiful bird (don't get me wrong, all your birds are beautiful), but I have a soft spot in my heart for all the blue macaws. Hearing him say 'Bubba' always make me smile. Keep up the great work!

[@jonki1980]

I don't even have any birds but I've been interested in your videos for sometime. I even noticed Morgan picking up the trick from Jinx straight away, amazing.

[@Randaddy25]

Ive been binge watching these videos for a week now and I'd like to say how happy it makes me to see people spend so much time training and giving attention to their animals. So often, I see people get animals to use them almost as a trophy. Like look what I have. But to see the genuine love for these animals is something that I wish everyone did. Love the vids!

[@normalopez2975]

OK, so my first video was when Morgan first made it home. I have no idea how I ended up there, but I’m glad I did. Two hours later I’m still watching these videos they are very addicting.thank you for sharing

[@muurrarium9460]

I love the way you picked up the shine on Jinx's feathers here. I am into the first a few months of having my first rescue (B&G) macaw and your video's are a lifesaver !! (I have had african greys since I was 13- and it really is something completely different) It is so nice to be able to 'compare birds' - since most parots I see are not that well cared for etc. its hard to find healthy rolemodels. My parrots also teach each other a lot!

[@DaWhiteWolffie]

Scientists found out that the easiest way to train a birb is for the birb to watch the other birb do the training. xD Science is cool, and so are birbs!

[@BirdTricks]

They learn talking best from other birds too ;) such a great thing.

[@DaWhiteWolffie]

Yeah. I'm surprised they learn things so fast from humans, what with our bodies and vocals being so different than theirs! It would be like a squid trying to teach us humans something. So it's not surprising that they learn faster from other birds. What should be surprising is that it took science so long to figure that out. haha

[@2Yeonnnn]

DaWhiteWolffie I’m sorry but every time you wrote BIRD you put BIRB .-. Sorry

[@kronksstronkstonks6360]

Regan's Gatcha etc etc, - hey man, I'm sorry to bother you, but I see you mistakenly typed BIRD rather than BIRB. Sorry :/

[@jmdenison]

@@kronksstronkstonks6360 his d key is broke. maybe his bird picked it off!

[@karen-oo4yu]

omg at 12:58 Morgan tried to say bubba, that melted my heart!!!

[@znoc32211]

I don’t hear it or see it. ...?

[@slvstorky2]

This is awesome! I didn’t realize they were so observant of each other!

[@denisenichols6505]

I have used clicker training with my horses and dogs. I've observed Observation learning in both also. I have a Jack R. Terrier that I've taught many fun things to.Recently my niece was unable to care for her 8 mo old long haired Chihuahua so ofc we took him. He ( Chance) has learned every single trick that Jingo knows w/o any training and invented many tricks of his own to make us laugh. Animals are far more clever than many ppl give them credit for.I believe training helps their mental health & natural curiosity. I also have a 13 yr old Shitz Zu that couldn't care less about such "foolishness" and yawns any time I ask her to even sit. 😊

[@chelseawiersma4194]

I get so excited and happy to see Morgan flourishing. Watching her pick up the head shake was so cool. I geeked out right along with you. Birds are so beautiful and so smart. I have a dog right now who is incredibly prey driven and not safe for small animals like birds. One day I hope to have a beautiful bird, but for now I'm content with my doggo.

[@marysmith-wp9ip]

bless you for not trying to bend your dog to your will and putting a bird in jeopardy so many ppl dont think these things thru .Some instincts cannot be over ridden like prey drive in some dogs.

[@asseyez-vous6492]

Dogs do this as well. I rescued a 2 year old Dobermann who's sister I happened to have. The rescue didn't know how to play with toys, but my girl did. The rescue would watch intently whilst my girl was playing, and she learned to play through her. I've seen baby Jackdaws watch intently while watching adults behaviour, then copy it for themselves; chickens do the same. I suspect it's the very same for other birds & animals too. Never underestimate the power of their own species! And this was lovely to see, ty for sharing 😍

[@Slone1329]

Haha I was thinking he taught her how to pick locks 😂

[@BirdTricks]

OMG, I will die the day he does that!!! hahaha!!! Please never!!!!

[@michaelhawkins7389]

@@BirdTricks You have never explained why her foot is broken , as in the cause of it?

[@teammosin9999]

You are such a great trainer! Thank you for taking the time to post all of these great videos!

[@marysmith-wp9ip]

PLS tell Patti to try to ignore the naysayers of yt.It takes alot of heart to adopt a bird with any sort of problem and she is lucky to have friends like u. You r an exceptional trainer and great for Morgan she is so sensitive.I was wondering if any sort of massage and stretching gently of

[@jenniferroberson3414]

Wow see the do learn from watching and learning . So proud of her .

[@lezzman]

Birds are just like other animals in that they love to have the mental stimulation that comes with learning new things. When they have active days the like of which are shown here, it helps to stop them chewing furniture or doing other destructive things that comes with boredom. They also love to make their humans happy by learning what's being taught...and when you think about it, aren't humans pretty much the same way? How many times have parents had their kids excited by learning a new thing and being eager to show it off? On another topic, this is my first visit to this channel and I was surprised at how many people asked about Morgan's foot, the weight gain, the bent feather, the pet carrier and the training treats. All these questions were answered several times over and it just takes a little scrolling through the video description and a few of the comments and you get the answer. It's no wonder video posters ignore people who ask the same questions over and over again. And finally, to those intellectual giants who want to berate people who are doing such good work with these animals, why not get off your well-worn sofas and put the same effort into animal welfare as these people are doing? It might actually make you feel better about yourselves. Okay, that's my rant over with. I'd better take some of my blood pressure tablets! 😁

[@denisenichols6505]

I am charmed and delighted by you & your birds ! I watched the first one this morning.It was the first day Morgan came . I have always loved birds and have wanted horses & a parrot since I could talk. Got my first horse at 10,became a Mt.horseback trail guide in Va. when I was 32. It was glorious ! There for 6 yrs until my Dad died of Cancer.Returned home to care for my mom. Mother passed from Cancer not long ago. I am now working on learning everything I can about parrots so hopefully I can one day share my life with one. I admire your love and work with them.Cheers !

[@scootermom1791]

My Budgie learned to talk from my Green Cheek conures. He learned other behaviors from them as well - some good, some not so much. Lol I call him "the Green Cheek wannabe." 🙂

[@kihella2658]

Birds are so interesting, I only have budgies but they really follow each other no matter what. They take after the other ones, if one showes that its safe to go on your hand etc the others follow. If one I combing their feathers, the other does the same right away, same with food, bathing and flying. They’re so weird and sweet. And your channel makes me want a parrot, they’re so sweet 🤍

[@fortunateadventures3664]

I really enjoyed watching👍🏻Morgan and jinx❣️can’t wait for the next sessions🌈

[@Allen-by6ci]

It's amazing to watch you with your birds (and Morgan). You really understand their perspective on things. Very cool :)

[@terrymoser2028]

I love it! Like little kids. I so love the animals.

[@oz1141]

That was sooooo cool to watch.

[@didcluv2004]

This is so incredible!! I cannot even believe how intelligent these animals are! Keep up the amazing work, Morgan!

[@bitchybitch9517]

I am so glad that Morgan's still around, she's really a source of encouragement to me. I thought that something bad happened to her. I'd love to work with birds like you guys do. Get Morgan more involved with activities?!? ❤

[@elcue_6848]

My dog didn’t learnt to sit but copied it from the other dogs I have. So if they want a treat everyone first have to sit and she a 6 month old pup would watch everyone and would sit with the others. It was hella cute XD

[@mmfleshman]

Observation/Mimicking behavior training imprints amazingly well in the brain. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 I love watching your interaction w these birds. Your timing w the clicker is great! I look forward to following your channel. Sending Clicks from another +R trainer. Only difference my trainees have fur instead of feathers 💜🐕🐱🐴&🐦☺️

[@Samuel-pf1kw]

My budgie copies my Conure. I've never been able to train my budgie. But somehow my Conure has my budgie doing tricks

[@LILAC2CARB]

That was awesome Morgan did amazing considering she wasn’t too interested in training prior🙂👍🏼

[@ababycorn3773]

These are such beautiful dogs!

[@dawnrinkydinkfinds5337]

I think you did perfectly! Absolutely nothing wrong. Every bird is different- I know this cuz I’ve had/raised many birds throughout my life. Who cares what ignorant people say... they don’t know your birds or you. I love your videos. They’ve helped me a lot! Very interesting and educational to watch 😊👍👏😁

[@dawnrinkydinkfinds5337]

Thank you for noticing my comment and highlighting it so quickly. Goes to show how caring you are 😊 I’ve thought about starting a KZbin channel for a yr or so now... that’s one thing I was worried about- rude ignorant comments. I realize that’s just how some pple are and the problem is within themselves, not me. I’ll take constructive criticism any day but rudeness will just slide over my wings and not bring me down!!. Looking forward to more videos 👏😁🕊🦜

[@CHloE748]

Sometimes it's unbelievable how intelligent they are. One of my girls (dogs) is like that, several times she has learned a trick from doing something ONCE. It blows my mind every time.

[@vickigonya5800]

Awe so sweet!! I don't knock w anything about birds. I love these videos! Morgan's poor little foot, can it be repaired? This is the first video I've seen so I'm unaware of her history.🥰

[@carieluce8409]

Morgans color is so pretty !!

[@melanygonzalez2200]

Morgan's little foot makes me so sad ):

[@j.rjunior5584]

Omg 4:34, Morgan trying to pick a fight 😂. Soo cute... Lol

[@kelleysimonds5945]

So much fun to watch these super smart, clever animals, good on you for all you do.

[@feleicia7195]

You're clicker training the birds? Oh man, thats awesome!

[@sunsundks3891]

You can do that with lots of animals-

[@phobics9498]

Why wouldnt she, its like one of the most useful things to teach parrots

[@catw5294]

So cool that they really do know their names enough to not fly to you - when they obviously want to - when the other birds name is called.

[@naraku971]

Morgan's a smart cookie!

[@Valiantiron]

This was truly interesting to watch. Thank you!

[@Agi1969]

Wow both stunning birds. I am fascinated by them. So enjoyable to watch how you train them. One day I would love to own a big bird like this.

[@melissatrader8528]

Wow Morgan learns like I do I have to watch it and then I can pick it up

[@Toltecgrl]

This was so fascinating to watch. I had an Eclectus and I had to find a home for him. My parents are in their 80’s and my mom is in bad health. My Mom needed more help than before. So my Evlectus began screaming a lot and plucking. I knew why. He didn’t have my attention and I was sometimes at hospital full days and only came home to sleep. It was so unfair, so I found a rescuer, who then found a good home for him with somebody who waa going to train him to do magic shows. I know he will be happy because he will be challenged. I cried and didn’t want to do it, but I knew I had to for him. So watching you train your parrots 🦜 is so fun to watch and makes me feel good. I’ve always had feathered friends since I was a kid. Perhaps someday I can have another one when things in my life slow down and I have the time. In the meantime I will binge on your videos 😂🤗🤗 YOU ARE AWESOME!! And you can see in your videos your love for these magnificent feathered humans. That’s what I call them. Because they are very smart!

[@SP-85]

Birds are so smart animals! Like wild birds mimik each others 👍

[@nelsontodd9184]

Both owners should Market their talent for training Birds hopefully it'll be affordable to watch and download I said say Cher

[@nelsontodd9184]

Spell checking when you voice text

[@techmantra4521]

When they both flew at you, it was like that chihuahua with the sweets meme. Both amazing animals. Good video!

[@ladylaois8184]

I’ve had a grey for over 20 years and just inherited another. Both rescues. The new one age 26 is an incredible talker. It must of heard so much arguing and swearing. It’s unbelievable and actually very funny. Mine also quite a good talker but whistling is her thing, the new is pick up From her. I hope mine doesn’t pick up the F bombs she’s never sworn

[@jenniepoohxoxo]

I just found your channel, and you are so so sweet and understanding of your bird babies :) thanks for teaching me how to bond with the birdies! 🤗❤️

[@thebestjuliakarlsson]

This was such a beautiful video and I just fell in love with birds 🐦 U go girl!

[@Teafa]

7:00 100% this is a thing in the ferret world as well. I spent countless time with the clicker and salmon oil as the treat to train my first two ferrets to potty train, roll over, do up-up, spin, and various other things. I got them as adults from a woman on craigslist who was "done with them" so they were not easy to train. Fast forward two years- No more need for clickers or salmon oil- just a hand command and they do whatever they learned in the beginning. I got a "baby" ferret who was neglected.. and brought him home. After his check-up and quarantine- I was having much more difficulty training him with clickers and treats.. he had NO ability to focus.. but the 10-days were up and he got to meet my adults ferrets. He SAW Khal use the potty, and without hesitation- he hopped in the litter pan and pooped. I was astounded at this. I was working with him for 10 days and had to pick him up mid-poop almost every time to get him to use it! And here he watched someone else do it, and boom! I started re-using the clicker and salmon oil for the adults.. and instead of even trying it with the baby, I just let him watch (and WANT) that oil so badly. He learned pretty quickly to earn the oil- he had to imitate whatever they do. His "roll over" ended up being more of a "roll backwards" but it was so darn cute, I never bothered correcting it.. it was purely on him watching and copying. It's amazing how animals learn from each other

[@zanzibar6508]

Clicker training?

[@Liz-ww3cm]

That's a great story. How did you dispense the salmon oil? I'm picturing... a syringe? Still seems potentially very messy! Also, how much salmon oil can one ferret safely be fed a day? I've heard this training dynamic called the "model/rival" method: the trained animal performs (aka "models") the desired behavior, where the new animal can watch. And then the experienced animal EARNS A TREAT, ha ha!! The rivalry--aka "Hey I want a treat TOO" type jealousy-- is MAGIC. The new/untrained animal suddenly become Very Motivated. I think the scientist (Pepperberg?) who studied Alex, her African Grey parrot, invented the term. She used a grad student as the model/rival, in order to keep Alex willing to do the many (boring) repetitions required to "prove" Alex's skill/intellegence. There's some good books about Alex! This is why I love getting a young dog before my older dog passes away. The pup learns so fast, mimicking the older dog and striving to also earn praise and treats

[@Teafa]

@@zanzibar6508 yes, it's a little clicker from any pet store or online. It is plastic with a metal inside. Although now I have a deaf ferret so, it's useless training him with it! :P All hand signs for him!!

[@Teafa]

@@Liz-ww3cm Yes a little 1ML syringe is best. I don't do more than 3-5 drops per ferret, per day. (Some ferret sites say they can have up to 1/8 teaspoon every other day as a max limit.) Make sure the Salmon Oil doesn't have any additives (like rosemary) The best brand is Grizzly.. and you keep it in the fridge.. it has a little pump on it

[@MrJdubz100]

My Catalina macaw picked up “come here” from my African Gray in two days of hearing her say it. Now all three of my birds say “come here”

[@SeagodWolf]

being full the first session in the video it seems like she was participating purely to not be left out

[@BirdTricks]

She is definitely motivated by the presence of my macaws! So maybe that is part of it, whatever it was, it worked in my favor ;)

[@Dollectable_Dreams]

Jinx is so handsome!!!!! And super smart!!!!

[@elitaylor8710]

15 FACTS about parrots that will BLOW YOUR MIND!!!!!

[@AlyssaA117]

Growing up we've all had our parents point their finger at us to say no, since Jinx is shaking his head like hes saying no, I think it fits. But a thumbs up would be funny.

[@AsiaticParrot]

YES - a "thumbs up" for the cue! I most definitely concur! Jamie, I feel that would be brilliant for Dave's magic acts, too, just to add a little extra humor into the mix if you really wanted. ;)

[@macawsmoredanni5029]

Thats very cool. I'm getting really good results from my macaws right now. Learning so much from your videos. I will be trying this one. I feel like now my birds have learned to learn, if that makes sense, they pick new tricks up super fast.

[@abbytucker2811]

A neat visual cue for birds would be raising as an eyebrow

[@alcidtrip]

This is similar to the model/rival (M/R) system which is how Dr. Irene Pepperberg trained her parrots in her Avian Learning Experiment...including Alex, that most famous African Gray.

[@Himanshusaini01]

Amazing training great

[@R1v3r_1]

You are literally me in my Minecraft server. I couldn’t stop adopting birds uwu

[@chicoandthem4n]

I like how the parrots look at eachother... Jynx is like " you gonna fuckn go or wha?" Ok I'll go. Lol

[@dough-moh]

Omg 😨 I haven't seen morgans bad foot upclose until now. Thats one messed up foot!

[@carolinedillon8692]

5:19 I almost cried from Morgan’s claw

[@RnVjayBZb3V0dWJl]

See if you can buy something called a "Gorilla stand". You can put a device in it and it'll keep hold of your phone/camera in a certain position. Incredibly flexible!

[@Gingy50]

Love your video, it was very interesting to watch the birb teaching the other birb how to get the treats well done to all 💖💖💖

[@yvesprovencher9435]

I think Morgan did well it wasn't a fail even though it wasn't what you wanted exactly but she's doing great and jinx is a great trainer. Very interesting you are super with these birds nice to see.Don't stop the videos because some people just don't get it. Not everyone will benefit but who cares the ones that do will be all that matters. I know little about birds and you gave me insight from these videos. Thank you. Wish you all the best.

[@socialglitch2663]

Morgan is like the Einstein of birds

[@RitaBaumann]

Jinx and Morgan have become good friends!

[@conniemuttart8601]

Th hank. You Hamie! So interesting

[@owenmacleod3772]

Never knew I wanted a bird until I watched this video

[@walterwhite3538]

to summarize, jinx taught morgan how to hit the nae nae

[@adm6785]

Thank you so much for posting these videos. They’ve helped me so much. 🤗

[@Ze_Ninguem]

Beautiful

[@pjfoltz8810]

You are so awesome! Love the birds!

[@purplesneakers3343]

That was so cool. (I dont have bird or will but I love them) watching Morgan little journey is so cool thank you.

[@jeanwalker9259]

Please confirm that the bird with the broken leg has had vet treatment !!!!!

[@BirdTricks]

Lots of info on this bird on my website and video description... here is her story: birdtricksstore.com/blogs/birdtricks-blog/morgans-story?_pos=4&_sid=f0b09e14d&_ss=r

[@rememberme7981]

This is a first🙌never seen a transition like that before 👍 great job❗️

[@michaelstiller2282]

I was born with a foot deformity. I have to assume Morgan, feels pain in the foot. Even though it's not a birth defect. It doesn't go away.

[@SRHisnum1]

That's so sad. What happened to her foot. seems like they could do something to help it at the vet's clinic. Thank God for loving owners like hers.

[@bellamartin4383]

In these videos it doesn’t really seem like she is in any sort of pain, but I will look for that :)

[@raya2548]

Morgan learns fast!!

[@LivingMyBestLifeIAm]

Using a fist side to side motion to mimic the shaking of his head 😊

[@tsfcancerman]

Cant get over how he walks on his foot cause i feel the pain

[@salemscursed8211]

Morgan be like *mom r u shook yet?*

[@liezelweideman2398]

she looks cool

[@Cassella_and_Salt]

For a cue, maybe both arms or forearms up with palms up like, "What do you think Jinxy?"

[@notuern]

I don't know if you noticed, but at roughly 8:50 Morgan is trying to say bubba, it might be the classical phenomenon of humans trying to vocalize animal sounds.. but to me it really doesn't sound close to bubba, but more like she's trying to say it(It's a bit garbled up.).

[@notuern]

After watching the entire clip she responds to "bubba" by attempting vocalization several times, even though the timestamp is the only one that sounds like more than one syllable.

[@BirdTricks]

I’d love if she got close to saying it so I could put it on cue - she says a few things but only “step up” is really clear.

[@memenou1439]

Dang look at those majestic wings

[@tammydaveson6161]

Hi is it compulsory to have a clicker for training birds along with a stick or can other things be used?

[@RandyRandyRandy]

Thats awesome! It's cool following along with these birds. Do you guys work with any smaller birds? I'm considering getting a lovebird

[@BirdTricks]

We do, all our training is universal for all types of parrots. However we don't currently have any small birds - when our budgies died we never got more. The shorter lifespans of the small birds are a bummer for me! But they're amazing.

[@Anastasija-lu7od]

At first, I was like WHAT IS THAT CLICK and then I got it and then I was like What? Boba? And realized.

[@foxfire69]

Hey Im super new to you're channel and being a bird owner, but living every second of the content sofar! You inspire me to try harder with my macaw and I have a million questions but will work through the content and then ask what is left lol I do need loads of help with my new inherited child. Wicked channel keep it up.😺🔥👊