Parrot talks and gets sassy with grandma

Kilo the parrot has a fun night with his grandma.

[@ckirby921]

omg they are gonna drive that bird crazy lol

[@giovanna8187]

Claire Kirby I thought the same thing!

[@swizzleproxi4810]

She's pulling its legs apart wider and wider too! It might snap the bird in 2 😲

[@shirleyszeliga914]

Claire Kirby yes that poor bird would go crazy with those cackling women

[@cathyt144]

Alice if he wasnt comfortable he would be pulling to get away from her hands. or nip her,which he did. lol she didnt even read his body language to tell her when he was about to nip.

[@faurest8929]

birds love when their "flock" talks to them

[@915jackman]

Beautiful relationship with God's creations is a wonderful thing.

[@TheeGlennShow]

Randy Earl Jackson Sr. whos god

[@ajimenez1719ify]

Stiix That's such a shame that you have to ask that question. I feel so sorry for You, and I mean that with everything I have in me. :(

[@aLvz1987]

Stiix n

[@masonhoffman8643]

Stiix I think you know

[@360noscop3]

Randy Earl Jackson Sr. Evolutied creatures*

[@dalilaworth3650]

Can't tell who is talking, ladies or bird.

[@novarose7470]

DALILA WORTH I was just about to comment the same thing they are being too loud I can't even tell when the bird is talking

[@swizzleproxi4810]

Yeah hahaha🤣🤣🤣

[@eleanorsueeisnaugle5159]

Alice Jiiok

[@shanf7223]

Me neither..... Lol

[@siewlingtho5144]

Me too.

[@michaelmostad9822]

What a gorgeous parrot. I loved watching him with his grandma, u can tell he's totally loved by all! Keep up the great work and don't let anybody's rude comments get to you. I've always loved the way their eyes dialate when they are playing,eating,singing,getting excited, whatever and I agree that sometimes it is a warning to calm things down a wee bit. It's so amazing how smart these birds are, love you Kilo.

[@raedavis1697]

He's so gorgeous, he reminds me of my Amazon Pippy. I love it when they get eo excited, adorable 🥰🥰🥰

[@brigittemcleod6794]

Not a day older than the last time I saw her - almost 30 years ago. What a beautiful person! What a nice video!

[@Haydudes87]

Such a great video! Made me smile the whole way through!

[@eternaldarkness6]

the laughing lol.

[@Dalavine]

Obviously they are nutbags because they are awesome and know how to have fun and love that super awesome, super intelligent bird like its their child!

[@joestaylors]

THAT'S A GRAMMA? Wow; beautiful bird too. I have a Blue that's 22 yrs old. You have a happy healthy bird!

[@infinitejest441]

That is one beautiful bird 🦜

[@MaximilianImaging]

He is soooo adorable.

[@hannahsunshine4222]

We have yellow crowned amazons (breeders) and when the male flares his tail... you stay the eff away!! Cute vid, would love to interact with my birds like this.

[@mariiina18]

After the bird bit here and they were saying "No,No", it sounded he was saying "What? What?" Lol

[@Soupygills]

Don't hate anyone in this video. These ladys truly love the kilo, and he truly loves them. So what if they are laughing over kilo so you can't hear him. At least he has a clean cage, healthy feathers, and loving owners. He could have a cage layered in poop, no feathers, and owners that made him fear every human in existance. Be glad that he is happy.

[@KoishiSEVEN]

Parrots are such amazing animals :) My grandma had one as well!! beautiful bird!!

[@barbaracorona8812]

That's beautiful!

[@ajarticstar6472]

i think its a red winged amazon. that's the type of parrot my grandma has and it looks like this one

[@GiGi-fd6om]

You and your mom have the exact same laugh!

[@thedestroyer8319]

I just love my 7 years old blue fronted amazon..

[@JonBianco]

This is an awesome video! your bird is so beautiful and i don't know how you kept its feathers so well groomed! I have a blue fronted myself, yours has great communication skills! cheers!

[@shifde2461]

HAHAHAHAHA the parrot bite grandma 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@xXDuskStarSkyressXx]

I'm getting a blue and gold macaw from petfinder soon, I can't wait till then~ Birds are so sweet and beautiful

[@AuroraTheGoddess]

2 Cute!

[@debhoughton1726]

That's a smart bird

[@designerelise]

me and my bird husband are watching this together

[@maureendesquitado1292]

Hi Kilo, you are a very beautiful parrot!!!! Why is the Kilo going tobed all ready, it,s still daylight outside?

[@kilotheparrot]

It was almost 9pm. We live pretty far north so it stays light late in the summer. Birds still need a lot of sleep so we black out his sleeping area to get his sleep.

[@lottatroublemaker6130]

You never know where people live. in the summer, where I am, the sun goes down at appr 11 p.m. and up at 4 a.m. So going to bed when it’s light outside, is normal... A bit further north, the sun never goes down in the summer, not at all. It’s light outside around the clock. Nice with dark blinds... ☺️

[@johnnywhite9956]

nice bird , thanks for shairing

[@cmohrcreations]

Awwww!!!💕

[@taragornalle8242]

It's doing the splits basically?!

[@loralockwood2203]

Yes, and it hurts.

[@wickedlumina3195]

Most birds are smartier than young children that might be why.

[@SlimShaney08]

LMAO i love how it laughs with them

[@annamariacormesbuccelli5036]

Muito lindo...

[@monikalidzba4368]

Sehr niedlich

[@terrell6439]

WOW!! 😂

[@Conurelover1]

What a beautiful amazon...what species of amazon is he?

[@clutchxmvpx3052]

DAM ! LOL Im starting to think Your His Father

[@GreenMama333]

Great talker! How old is he?

[@davescheer5038]

I had to watch that bite 3-4 times he had the finger in his mouth and it looked like he pushed her finger away ,l don't know how much pressure he applied? But it didn't seem like he was trying to do damage , he's a really smart bird and it would be interesting to find out if he's made biting a habit after a few years now 4/27/19 .

[@kilotheparrot]

Dave Scheer not a habit. He is a very sweet and very loved birdy.

[@davescheer5038]

kilotheparrot , I’ve watched your video a lot your sweetie bird is so smart and cute , I now have 3 keets 4 love birds ( 2 are babies 1 1/2 mos old ) and a rescue umbrella cockatoo who has aggressive biting behavior , but he’s getting better and if I could even get to the point were your at with your bird I would be happy,

[@gracehaizel3577]

My grandma has a bird like this named punk

[@rhondsjohn3333]

The plane bite grandma

[@sunkissedbeach]

Wow! what a bunch of mean spirited comment.... I bet none of you even own a Blue Front. Bunch of fools, Amazons LOVE listening to a higher voice just like dogs do in trainer. They respond much better. This lady and her Mom, have a great repore with Kilo. Most Blue Fronts only love one person. So for Kilo to go to Grandma is a big deal. He nipped her finger because he was getting excited. ( notice flared tail) The treatment they gave him his fine. What a jealous bunch of mean people. Audi

[@njidechu]

When you let an animal companion into you life you are doing God's will.

[@courtneyguidry204]

0:48 he talks well starts to....

[@hildea.e3319]

Under that "bed discussion", and he changed his voice, did she/he really say super fast, "cause you have to"? Immensely loveable, any, any how. I have always been , big dog person. -But as single in more than 10 years, I look a round with a very open mind.. Maybe not as large and with souch a livespan, as your's, but God, she everything you can put in the drawer, marked , " charming". Maybe someone have a tip or two? I live alone, with time 200% for the chosen one

[@peternufc1981]

trippy video that

[@gusszz7297]

this is crazy

[@nasawc]

興奮しすぎw

[@mikemeraglia457]

1:52 hahahahahaha

[@katelynmesa860]

1:47 whats happeniing here? adprable!

[@brigittemcleod6794]

Is that Eugenie?

[@ct92404]

That's a very cool parrot, and it's obviously well socialized and tamed. But you need to study more about a bird's body language. When a bird flares out its tail feathers like that and its pupils shrink, that means it is either overly excited, or is feeling uncomfortable and upset. It bit you as a warning. It didn't want to hurt you, and could have bit a lot harder if it wanted to. It looks like he likes to be held, but both of you were making too much noise and were annoying him.

[@Juju2012ZA]

Sentients aren't "it". We should use him or her.

[@calebblewy149]

You can’t tell if an amazon is male or female, no harm in calling them “it”. Only other option is to say “they/them” but it’s the same as just saying “it was talking”

[@LarsBahner]

I was going to say the same. The parrot was obviously trying to say "this is too much". But tame and polite as it is it just gave a warning bite. Parrots are a bit like kids, when they are tired and need to be calmed down not excited like this.

[@karlabritfeld7104]

Exactly!

[@Algumnomequalquer]

He was very happy, my grandpa had one of this species. And by the way, im 99% he's a male.

[@ttlqkf18]

I love when people are loving to animals

[@ginnylrunyan]

Love the way they bite us and then tell US "ow, that hurts." Just love them.

[@DoubleOdds99]

+ginnylrunyan I had a blue fronted Amazon that used to say "Don't bite me!" and then he'd bite me.

[@smellybehavior1988]

DoubleOdds99 That’s hilarious!

[@craftsandstuff3349]

Or "Don't bite."

[@lapetitemoma]

Back in the 80's, I lived in Belize. We had a yellow headed parrot, named Maggie. She got out of her cage one evening and flew into the bush. I worried all night for her. The next morning I found her on the septic tank outside. When I went to get her, I scolded her for flying off and all she said was "I love you!" I guess that was her way of apologizing. I loved her so much too.

[@doctorrespecc1644]

Sorry, man. Sounded like he/she, or other xD, wanted to go be free. No one wants their freedom taken.

[@adriennefraser1517]

birds shouldn't be captured from the wild, but you can't just let domestic birds free that's cruel.

[@janablang]

lapetitemoma My talking Cockatiel of 7 years got outside and I couldn't find him. :(

[@graciep.6984]

lapetitemoma Maggie made it pretty clear where she wanted to be. She had the option of freedom, and she chose a life with you. A hand-reared bird won't know the dangers after one night, and a captured bird (I shudder at the thought of those poor creatures) would have been right at home. Many people can't handle all of the attention and commitment a parrot needs in order to be happy. It sounds like Maggie was getting all of this, and found it preferable to a wild lifestyle. That says great things about you. :-)

[@noona514]

😂😂😂

[@karenkelleher989]

it does sound like everyone's laughing, and talking and I am not sure what the parrot itself is saying.

[@friendlyviewer7171]

my favorite part is when he says hey don't bite that hurts! lol

[@tlims1974a]

Generally, Anytime a parrots head or back feathers are raised....beware. Especially if it is not the normal handler handling them.

[@birbsgobrr1619]

also the tailfeathers being spread out for stability and from fear

[@shannruggles7238]

Plus tail spread and eyes pinning at her

[@irinaivanovic9792]

@@carlfirststophr4142 No need to be rude or insult her. She just didn't know and probably wasn't forewarned by the owner.

[@karlabritfeld7104]

I have amazons and would not allow an inexperienced person to handle them when they are all worked up.

[@KateHolloman]

@wbk666 well I think they are having a lovely conversation even though it sounds like they are all either overly excited, or a little tipsy :))

[@ryanlauer1586]

1:51 LMAO. WHAT.1:56 - 2:43 I was uncontrollably laughing. Idk who the fuck was making what sound but I couldn't stop.

[@carolynem7647]

+Ryan Lauer Same here!

[@jimjim6192]

Same my mom thought I was crying ahhaha and the women's laughing made it worse lol

[@missanonymous963]

Omg im still laughing loooool

[@blssshastings4018]

Ryan Lauer don't swear on this channel, idiot

[@blssshastings4018]

Ryan Lauer stupid bitch

[@jayherron2852]

....what a beautiful grandma!!!

[@cynicoptimist]

The one thing both dog and cat people can agree on: bird people are weird

[@AmandaMG6]

I think so, too. I'd never call myself a "parront" but since I got my eclectus, I totally get it... Bonds run DEEP and I'm a huge dog lover, but for some reason, birds are just more somehow. Even my little girl tiel, who will never talk, she's just so smart with so much personality. They pet your hair, do funny things to hear you laugh, rub their faces on yours when you're sad, sit quietly on your shoulder when you're busy. Just so.... Symbiotic?

[@Kidicaruslover]

I feel like cat people are worse tbh....

[@joannenugent8495]

Lol............that is me.I love bird.

[@mwookiee4842]

Dogs and cats are the easiest animals to keep. Zero difficulty

[@lilytheminilop4050]

Marc Wookiee Idk. I have kept birds, dogs, cats, and rabbits. I find rabbits the easiest. No bathing. No taking for walks. No having to let them out to go potty. Can't jump on my countertops like a cat. No sleeping on my head like a cat or waking me up at 6am like a dog. No vaccines. Less shedding. No noise. Dogs are great but I see them as high maintenance compared to other pets.

[@conelraid]

1:51 It starts escalating quickly.

[@Shockwave33333333333]

Was the bird laughing??? I couldnt differentiate the voices

[@njidechu]

Owner: I know you miss a lot of sleep. This baby is both smart and funny. The baby's headstrong too. It's so comical when everybody and the baby started talking and laughing at the same time. Please make sure this little genius has someone to adopt him when you pass away. Parrots outlive humans. What a companion you have! God bless you.

[@claudiamartins1696]

Concordo, esses animais tem muito aqui no Brasil e vivem mais de 60 anos, tem que ter alguém depois que os ame até o fim da vida.

[@arieannawhite3502]

This is a cute bird... but I don't recommend rubbing a parrot's belly. You're basically telling them you are their mate which can cause aggression issues toward any person BUT them. Anywho, gorgeous and funny bird. :) Love the laughing!

[@joolieshinythings]

2 year reply, but omg I actually had to pause the video and go looking for the comment that said this when she started to basically rub right over his vent. Yikes!!

[@birbsgobrr1619]

also his tailfeathers beung spread out is a good indication that the bird is scared or stressed

[@hollisblinn7910]

@@birbsgobrr1619, not stressed , but very excited, which is a good way to get your face bitten. I live with a Yellow Nape Amazon and when his feathers are spiked out like that, I'd have to be out of my mind to get that close! You always have to be aware of the body language.

[@guardianobserver6593]

You are clever! You!!!

[@JonnyUnderrated]

This is hilarious and very cute. I've always wondered if a man with a deep voice owned one of these special guys would it sound like them too? Generally I hear parrots mimic female voices extremely well...i dont think ive seen one mimic a mans voice as well before. just a question. dunno

[@kilotheparrot]

Now that he is older he talks in a deep voice a lot. Some of his other videos show this. Hard to know what he is talking about... Think he has been listening to too much radio. 😊

[@Cyberote]

Check out xratedruby's videos. Be warned, though. The parrot uses some fowl language lol

[@jeoyt4909]

I saw a parrot with an english accent, funny as hell, swore a lot though, haha

[@emmaudo4185]

JonnyUnderrated I saw a blue and gold macaw with a brittish accent it was so cool it had to accent and tone and everything!

[@ritarita7568]

Great Value Bleach

[@RhondaLeighJones]

He totally asked, "What happened?" when asked if he freaked her out. I love how intelligent and inquisitive these birds are.

[@swizzleproxi4810]

Don't know who's nuttier the bird or the humans, haha only kidding, this made my day 👋😃

[@ludvanbeethoven1]

Did you figure out who? I myself am not so sure...

[@shannruggles7238]

Humans create the insanity- Anyway the bird is their hapless prisoner regardless cos its caged up in isolation forever. That's enough 2 make any living creature neurotic -

[@unicornwizhez4115]

This is how my parents talk to my birds like they’re literally there grandchildren they’re so good with em 😭

[@Straightwoman1]

That woman is lucky, when a parrots tail is out like that it is agitated and can bite at any second.

[@Lilapurple111]

Straightwoman1 yes I agree, I had parrots all my life and I can agree that his body language was aggressive. He wasn’t to happy for some reason

[@kellypigeon1428]

He's probably overstimulated and stressed out a bit

[@sherriward281]

That along with their eyes dilating to.

[@dragonempress8367]

He kinda bit her once

[@fakenoose8978]

i hope takes her fucking eye out one day. she should not have a bird!

[@oliviaalsten5047]

The bird sounds like Elmo!!!😹😹😹 I like it

[@StricklandAssistantManager]

My parrot is the same breed and he's SOOO not this conversational. He's downright quiet compared to this.

[@arsenic7592]

Is he sick? Cause mine sqwacks once awhile and laughs every few mintues

[@StricklandAssistantManager]

Melissa Myrie Nah, we've had him for years and years and he's always been like this. When he does make a lot of noise though he's not saying words very often. Mostly chirbly chirpy bird noises and car alarms from around the neighborhood. It's probably because he just doesn't know the meaning of any words in the first place. His previous owner had him out on the porch during the summers so he learned local bird sounds and car alarms, and phone messages from when he was kept indoors.

[@victoriabecker1098]

Hank Hill Some parrots are just quiet. Some learn to talk quite well, and others don't. I mean, look at them, every one is so different and they all have their own personalities.

[@rockinrowdy13]

My Blue Front,Amy,is very chatty,especially when she hears children laughing or yelling

[@beutifullflower9703]

Well all birds are different than others some talk some don't just because your bird don't talk doesn't mean others don't.😎💙💚💝💖💋

[@elvisjohnson1208]

He is so excited to see you! I love when people laugh they laugh also. It's like a family reunion!💝😄

[@halcyon1030]

This sweetie is a riotto watch. I had a double yellowhead that was similar but a bit mean. Probably diet related but still not 100% trustworthy when eyes zoomed like that.

[@anakarinabanana]

1:52 It begins.

[@-3d-2y72]

Anakarina Borbolla a

[@Popopatop]

Ugh this is too sweet thank you for posting I love seeing people and animals coexist so lovingly. I love this so much, bless you all. So precious

[@GiantPetRat]

We've got a blue-fronted amazon who looks JUST like this guy. One of the most fun things about owning a parrot is this sort of interaction. Every morning as my mom gets ready to go to work, she puts our parrot, Felix, on the top of the open bathroom door. They're bonded, and as she's gone most of the day, this time is very important to him. Most parrots LOVE being talked to, or when you repeat what they say. Kilo appears to be very loved.

[@benjiebenjamin7810]

Still miss my boy after 2 decades. I still tear up @ the loss. After 3 days of not talking & I did seriously train him, he potty trained himself, he said, "I love you" & exhaled his last breath. They are feather people & have feelings too. 💔❤

[@kilotheparrot]

Benjie Benjamin my heart breaks for you. So sorry for your loss.

[@tinkabell39]

Such an elegant,beautiful and graceful lady❤️❤️and not to mention ..one sassy parrot lol xX

[@boundaryzero]

AWESOME BIRD ... BUT REMEMBER THAT POSITION ABOVE THE PERSONS HEAD MEANS DOMINANCE

[@jeremiahbullfrog5928]

You can see Gramma loves this bird. Amen

[@fuji_apples9765]

I kept confusing the parrot's laughter, with the woman's. Sounds alike.

[@ma7608]

You are Adorable 🐦 Don't pay mind to the haters giving thumbs down who can hate such a beautiful bird like that.

[@Wouldyoujust_]

Kilo looks almost identical to my parrot Bundy!! So freaking cute! Bundy has been ours for almost 25 years, and we saved her from living in a chicken coop where her mate had already died of exposure and starvation. We gave the asshole our pickup for her! Kilo is adorable!

[@birdlady423]

Oh my goodness! Kilo has so much personality and is SO CUTE! a favorite for sure! Linda & Geronimo

[@roylflush155]

I miss my blue front he passed after 27 yrs with me Kilo is beautiful

[@syrenawebb2605]

He is a blue fronted Amazon, right? so adorable!

[@kilotheparrot]

Yes he is! And thank you! We love him so much!

[@privateidaho1029]

I love the yellow circle around his eyes. Very handsome bird

[@guyanesesweetman7546]

He's so cute...u really love that bird don't u..

[@tammymy5941]

So cute~~

[@powpaow]

Blue headed amazon parrot! I used to have one, but he passed away last year... no vets new what it was, he started screaming in the middle of the night, and we tried to call everyone for help... but no help could be given :( so he died in my moms arms. I miss him so much, he would always talk so much and sing. It makes me happy to look at this video and remember

[@wwcwcp09]

I am so sorry for your loss. What you described had happened is scary and also clearly must have been scary for your pet bird. Poor little guy :( I hope he's resting in peace in a better place. (I believe that anyway.)

[@powpaow]

yeah :/ I believe his in a better place toooo! thank you

[@Damangester]

That's exactly what happened to my aunt's moluccan cockatoo :/

[@krissygirl333]

sweetpaow sad to lose our loved pet, I still mourn over all mine

[@tommarshall6804]

My Blue-Front Amazon, Lola, talks very well. She always greets me with "good Morning" when she hears me coming downstairs in the morning. She does not ever say it any other time during the day. She also says "Good Girl" and when there is a lot of human noise around her cage, she will say in a very deep voice "Damnit". I can't imagine where she got that from!

[@jamiek.7149]

Too funny! Ruffled feathers...look out lmbo

[@therestorationofdrwho1865]

Those colours

[@sheleemsweetz9306]

Lmaoo cutest thing ever when he said "ow..that hurts"!!

[@25Amelissa]

very cute parakeet

[@superfluteman1]

I love the little fellow. Please take a minute to look at my macaws. Thanks.

[@frankenz66]

My one Timneh African Grey only said good night once in his whole 19 years. He was a "morning person". He would say good morning over and over again, but didn't like bedtime

[@MoriyaMug]

Interrupting Amazon, ahoy!

[@catherinebolling7464]

You are so loving with him. We need more love in this world.

[@heloscorpio]

I agree I have a great Blue Fronted Male named Dusty! He knips at me all the time and we have an awesome relationship. He also has taken to my wife who constantly pampers him! He is a well taken care of member of our family maybe a little better taken care of than my wife and I!!! Nothing but love for these gracious and loving birds!!!