Cockatiel of Australia a documentary

[@kyon-kyon-]

cockatiels in wild: i will fly all over, the high branches are my abode, i love the murky water and i have so many friends my cockatiel: mommy vegetal 2spooky4me chimcken wan seeb

[@nemo7782]

Seeb lichus. Atacc toe plent. Paradyze!

[@polistzakis2735]

so cute cockatiels!

[@yasabellegabrillo5913]

its so weird seeing so many cockatiels at the same time omg

[@chadkochenower6142]

Awesome watching these vids of cockatiels in the wild with my nearly 31 year old 'tiel on my shoulder. He's so spoiled I just can't imagine him out there in the wild.

[@decayedcake1245]

whaaaat 31 years old???

[@chadkochenower6142]

@@decayedcake1245 Yup, my family got little Oliver in Jan/Feb of 1991, when I was 12. He was hatched in Nov of 1990. My mom always regretted not finding out his actual hatch date. Anyway, my mom used to joke that if anything happened to her (my dad passed in '96), that I'd need to take care of him(my brother has a kid and cats). I thought, "yeah right". But, almost 4 years ago she passed from pancreatic cancer and I've been taking care of him since. He is utterly spoiled. Mostly eats human food, and is always out of his cage. He's always been an angry bird. I've always joked that anger has fueled him all these years. But, he is adorable. I've lived with my wife for 3 years now, and though he tolerates her, I and my brother are the only people he shows genuine affection towards. Other than some arthritis that he occasionally presents in his left foot he is otherwise healthy and active.

[@decayedcake1245]

@@chadkochenower6142 wow oldest cockatiels I know were around 21 years old. isn't human food unhealthy for them, the oil and salt content especially? do you have an instagram for your bird?

[@seanbayley7452]

They are really closely related to cocatoos do long lifespans are not surprising

[@lee4macs]

My parent's cockatiel is 27 this year, born 3 years before me.

[@shaniya7862]

I love cockatiels so much, i have one female she is my best friend ,she understands me when am sick she comes and doesnt move from my shoulder , she likes to play à lot with toys esp wooden ones, she brings me so much happiness i dont put her in cage except night time ,

[@seanbayley7452]

That's beautiful they are mates not pets

[@justinaprima9495]

Yes, a good friend! And has the run of the house all day. We have made an aviary for nighttime or if we're going to be gone for several hours.

[@7barsofchocolate]

i have the same relationship with mine but she screams SO loud every time i leave the room. it’s so sad because i love her so much but i just cannot take her screaming…im thinking of giving her away

[@ginnielacy170]

Aww! Cockatiels are so cute and adorable! I love cockatiels! They are one of my favorite parrots!

[@submariner144]

I want to give scritches to all of them!!

[@seanbayley7452]

Me to I love the little boofheads

[@elianabrowner3492]

Samee

[@caryelizabeth624]

Watching this from the United States. :) Thank you so much for sharing this gorgeous footage of cockatiels in the wild! Given the extensive footage and very informative commentary, I would imagine it takes a lot of time to make these videos! I am the caretaker of three rescue cockatiels, and your videos are helping provide me with ideas for the dream aviary I am working on for them. It's not the same as flying free in the skies of Australia, but I still want to give them the best life possible. Thank you so, so much for this helpful and educational content!!!

[@plumesofoz]

Thank you

[@plumesofoz]

Thank you

[@seanbayley7452]

Good on you anyone who takes care of abandoned or abused animals is a Saint in my eyes from the land of these beauties Australia.

[@VikashYadav-lx7hu]

Hi dear

[@charliekezza]

Baby cockatiels also sing when being fed. Its so cute

[@Cp6uja81]

Wonderful video. Lovely birds. I have one male, 10 years old. Greetings from Serbia.

[@seanbayley7452]

Greetings to u Serbia from Australia where a lot of your countrymen actually live

[@anaromalacorona5594]

Pozdrav

[@ylw656]

Thank you so much for posting this video. There are not many documentaries about cockatiels online. I’ve kept 14 tiels for some time and it is a wonderful experience to see them happily living in the wild.

[@the.story_.8]

i have a baby wild color female cockatiel and it’s kinda strange seeing thousands of baby willows flying in the wild. she just flies to the top of my head and demands scritches! it is nice to see them in them in their natural habitat

[@ShehzadBirdsWala]

Nature... Wild life 💞... God's beautiful Creature in the world.. 💕 Wild grey cockatiels .. 🐦

[@plumesofoz]

TY

[@JohnnyRebKy]

News report in Pennsylvania said a Cockatiel was found that had been missing 3 YEARS. Somehow this tropical bird survived 3 harsh winters in the north United States. I didn’t think they could survive cold weather like that but apparently they can. Makes me wonder if it migrated south by itself and flew back ?? Birds have a amazing way of doing that

[@plumesofoz]

Wow!

[@anserbauer309]

Being birds of the desert and semi-arid regions of Australia, rather than truly 'tropical' birds, they are adapted to cope with both very hot days and very cold nights with freezing temperatures where they are exposed to the elements...... not as cold as the Northern US, but they can certainly tolerate colder conditions than the true tropical parrots.

[@kaceylufc]

I love my cockatiel 🥰🥰🥰

[@alanahjade27]

Yay! So excited to watch this, I love cockatiels!😍

[@robinsydney140]

Hi, I want to thank you so very much for this wonderful documentary; for having taken the time and trouble to bring it to us. I love cockatiels. Just lost my "cockatiel companion" of 17 years. She was a lutino female. And, again, I love them. Thanks again!!! ❤🦜❤

[@diogeneslantern18]

Watching this whilst my lutino boy is preening himself on my shoulder. They are such sweet birds.

[@FollowThomas]

This is really cool. I've seen these birds as a pets in pet store 🙂

[@seanbayley7452]

It's bad that a bird can drive yet me with thumbs and all can't.

[@t-800o]

@@seanbayley7452 What?

[@thewanderingartists]

I love cockatiels ❤️❤️❤️

[@seanbayley7452]

Who doesn't m8

[@Danijones4571]

This is great there's not much out there on cockatiels. I have two boys and this answers some questions I had about them. Where was this filmed??

[@shadowytuk]

I think australia

[@seanbayley7452]

Yes it's Australia they are native to here not to be found wild anywhere else in the world though U do hear of wild feral populations in some other places.

[@iangibson5996]

As an avid bird watcher here in Queensland and now having found your superb channel I hang off every word and description. Surely your videos must be ranked as the best in footage and commentary. I will now make sure to watch all of your videos where I continue to glean more of the finer points of each species. Highly commended and thanks for your work.

[@Randysox461]

Me and my cocktail watch together this video from india.....

[@seanbayley7452]

They are great mates aren't they

[@isabelfuster6992]

Thanks for this video. I love see wild cockatiels. Regards from Spain..

[@seanbayley7452]

It's definitely the best way to see them don't U think my Spanish compadre

[@laurelcook9078]

Kiwi shit on my head while I was watching this and I had to wash the lock of hair with soap and water to get her mashed up shit out of my hair. Why are cockatiels such little shits lol.

[@seanbayley7452]

Haha gotta love em still and I know why it's pissed at U it's wondering why U called it kiwi when it's an Aussie bird and not found in NZ haha really though it's a cool name anyways.

[@nemo7782]

And at the end of the day they are just evolved dinosaurs. Love them! ❤

[@thediscoverworkshop_asmr1096]

I love these little punkass cocky birds:... They're my fav... Cheers for the wee doco

[@misterzee3917]

Great channel! Subscribed! Cockatiels belong to the cockatoo family which is part of the parrot family. Hybrids occur when species are very much related; hybrids between Cockatiel and Galah called Galatiel do exist. Parrots all have the combination of hooked bills and zygodactylus feet (two toes facing front and two toes facing back).

[@dessertstorm7476]

yes, I've seen those hybrids, they are really nice. I wonder if the hybrids are fertile....

[@ashleysmith5427]

Thank you for this beautiful video!

[@bangalorenursery6394]

I hope my cocktiel which flew out must be surviving like these birds😭😭

[@seanbayley7452]

Where in the world are U? If U r in a relatively warm environment your little m8 has a great chance at surviving.

[@andreasvmmclx]

Maybe someone found it and is taking care of your cockatiel. Mine flew to my house and we are taking care of it for years since we were never able to find the owner.

[@glacieg2640]

@@andreasvmmclx me too. we found a cockatiel walking on the street and eating bread crumbles. my dad caught her, we searched for the owner but couldnt find. and limon (lemon) became our pet. she's with us for 4 years. greetings from turkey :)

[@HRH-THO-II]

Hawk food my friend. Sorry to say. Nature is a beast

[@ShonnMorris]

Hello from California, great video. It's nice to see birds we Americans only see in cages living in the wild in their native range doing their native things.

[@jmaczuga]

Nice video. Thank you for making it.

[@dragonwarriorht]

Heaven?

[@girlygirl9766]

Why do people want theses birds as pets? They should be in the wild.

[@plumesofoz]

Face to face with control over nature. My guess.

[@mewrongwayKOCXF]

Your videos are awesome! Thank You

[@Alatreon2435]

i like cockatiels

[@ray223]

Another great video, love your work :)

[@mdi771]

its nice seeing them in wild where they belong instead of seeing them in homes as pet.

[@plumesofoz]

Thaks for the comment.

[@timcharper1]

It's nice seeing them home as a pet and not in the wild being chased by predators.

[@Itsmarieanne]

Thank you for this beautiful documentary

[@Cynthia949]

Now I feel like travelling to Australia.

[@seanbayley7452]

Cone on down always happy for bird lovers to visit and U would be impressed with the variety of parrots I bet.

[@Cynthia949]

@@seanbayley7452 I saw a documentary about parrots in Australia and it's amazing the variety of... not only birds but animals and plants. Australia is a worldwide treasure.

[@AllahTomallahJerrysllah]

Animals islamc god angel happy birthday allahCN Allah earthCN allah

[@plumesofoz]

TY

[@JP-hb4oz]

More content like this pls

[@lemsip207]

Cockatoos are parrots as well. Parrot is the order and cockatoo is the family. It is divided further into cockatiels, galahs and sulphur crested cockatoos.

[@ladygabes5558]

UNDERRATED CHANNEL! Amazing documentary!

[@my_life-my_rules.]

perfect example nature is the best physician for Anxiety and stress removers

[@seanbayley7452]

No doubt my pups know instinctively when I'm down and seem to do their best to make me feel better though just being with them is enough to do that most times

[@Kaziriasatalve.]

6:12 the cocktail just pooped. My cockatiel poops always

[@treasuretrovel3816]

"No Cockatoos have white shoulders." Really? I'm pretty sure that all of the white species of Cockatoos have not only white legs, wings, chests, backs and heads but also White Shoulders.

[@FacilityPlant]

What is wild type cockatiel size...can anyone advised....it look bigger

[@plumesofoz]

30-33cm.

[@olivegrove2615]

so lovely, Thank You

[@G4BR13L_]

Great video and such a beautiful piece of the scriptures in the beginning! Kind regards from Brazil!

[@jrkeys9540]

Thankyou for this wonderful video sending you and your family love and light always 💖💫

[@coyotemoonc3258]

What are the names of the plants they like the most?

[@plumesofoz]

Grass seed

[@coyotemoonc3258]

@@plumesofoz I mean like species, I would like try and grow some for my bird at home

[@coyotemoonc3258]

@@plumesofoz I'm from North America so I don't have them. I would like to offer my bird some of the things things they eat in the wild

[@seanbayley7452]

Look up wild Australian grass seeds and I think U will get an idea what they like

[@seanbayley7452]

Look up wild Australian grass seeds and I think U will get an idea what they like

[@rhombifer566]

A cockatoo is a parrot

[@manodix7208]

Salam kenal saya dari Indonesia, saya mengagumi video ini, keren banget, semoga semakin maju channelnya

[@Malik-pe9tt]

I wish i live here forever

[@seanbayley7452]

Come on over to Australia then m8 though they tend to live in the harsher climates of this land

[@VItalfil]

I love cockatiels, they are very smart, cute and talented.

[@plumesofoz]

I agree

[@Mxbgpric-switch]

Calopsita maxi

[@hannahmech9443]

this is too fucking cute

[@dazza0485]

We seen wild cockatiels in Rockhampton QLD in the park just behind the Holden dealership. So that may be interesting for you since you mention they are not found on the east coast. 😉

[@preciousjelle]

Prachtig magnifico che Be belli uccelini

[@preciousjelle]

🤩🤩🤩🤩❤❤❤❤❤🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍🤝🤝👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰🥰🎄🎄🎄🌠🌠🌠⛄⛄⛄ciaooo 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪alla prossima buona giornata e tante belle cose ciao

[@CyrustheGreat_]

کوکاتیل من ۲روز هست حالش خوب نیست ، من هم در این ۲روز گریه کردم و دعا تا حالش زود خوب بشه

[@seanbayley7452]

I hope they get better m8 may God bless them and U

[@CyrustheGreat_]

​@@seanbayley7452Thank you very much, he is getting better 🌷🪻🌸

[@seanbayley7452]

@@CyrustheGreat_ good to hear m8 your prayers seem to have been answered,Amen.

[@Fazegoatded]

My bird is a cockatiel and they just look the same as these cockatiels!

[@specialforcesguy]

Mine died 2 days ago he was 22 years old.. Im 25 i got him when i was 3..i cried as a baby when he died.. Yesterday i got new one and stay3d with same name Koki💙

[@anserbauer309]

In their own genus.... yes. But definitely cockatoos; since we now know they can breed with galahs.

[@Damntpab]

Birbs

[@xumarineaddicts8810]

is there any subtitle of the video, quite difficult to learn

[@hichemovic4675]

Do cockatiels like Eucalyptus trees?

[@andrewhutchinson8025]

Dont be fooled by cockatiels diminutive size. They are so full if character and makes wonderful companions. Also can live 30 years . We are a cockatiels fanatics household. Weve had several over my fifty years . I had a white faced male. He was tge mist incredible burd ever. Calling him a bird just cant do justice to him and his position as the head of the house 😂. Its broken my heart hes not here with us anymore. We also had a beautiful lutino called Monty who we thought was male but turned out he was a she lol 😆. But he wasnt a very well bird and he passed away only aged two 😢. My father in law made him a beautiful lead coffin all decorated with engraving. He was our first ever as adults in our house ( my dad had tgem when i was a kid ) but tgey lived in a aviary. Ours lived indoors. After three years of not having them,( we vowed necer to get anymore after our beloved wally left us 😢😢😢) We got him as a companion for our first bird when my partner and i moved in together sixteen yesrs ago. We got him because we were working long hours in the catering world. We got what we thought was a female but un fact he was all male, and was very dominant and sung constantly. He was amazing. He could learn new tunes easily and had a decent repertoire inc star wars darth vader tune , the good the bad and the ugly, smoke on the water by deep purple, the got theme slong with various whistles and sound effects. He was incredible. Even though no two are alike and all are very much individuals with their own character and flaws 😂 . They are very affectionate and loved nothing more than spending time with you. Loved head rubs and would fly on your plate to steal your food at meal times. At one point we had three and the more the better!!. The other two came from a house were they didn't want to spend any time with them and complained about their noise. It was cos they were bored. Also even though they came from the same house they were never allowed to be together abd were separated in two cages in tge same room so would call out to each other. They wete okd when we got them and were not used to be handled. But it took months but we got them used to us and would sit next to us on the sofa. We found we gained their trust using food. Especially little nibbles of ours. They loved mature cheddar over anything. And spelt crackers or oat cakes. If you ever get the chance snd want a loving pet / companion then you cant get better than a cockatiel but please try not to get from a pet shop especially from a big company pet stores as they can be weak and have all sorts of health issues. Uf buying one try to get from a local breeder especially in sn aviary where they are used to flying. Also a responsible breeder won't allow them to go to their new home until they are a certain age and usually used to handling. But if you get one please make sure you have all the right supplies and facilities for them like a good sized cage where there is plenty of riom for them to get about. Register with a vet and try to get goid quality food. Also make sure tgey have lots of toys for their cage including spares so you can change their cage so they don't get bored. Put in the time and effort and you will be rewarded with an incredible little character who will genuinely love you sbd will sung to you ( definitely if they are male) . If you want quiet then a female may be better but if you can try to get a male. Especially a dominant feisty little bugger as IMHO tgey make the absolute best and will entertain you al the time. Also remember to civer tfem with a blanket or a curtain. They are so much in such a little package. Like a little flying puppy lol 😂

[@plumesofoz]

Thanks for the comment

[@preciousjelle]

Mooie positieve video is goed voor de gezondheid en het hart positivo therapie grazie mille alla prossima pace e bene a tutti voi in famiglia ciaooooooooooooooooo

[@plumesofoz]

Thanks Sabrina.

[@leongliyang6946]

Indonesia island do had cockatiel. Is called Kakak Tua in local. That's how it got it's name in translate

[@plumesofoz]

Thank you for the incite. Cheers

[@copper4439]

i watched this with my tiels and safe to say the were a little confused

[@hapahaole9819]

Most of them are gray in color

[@geraldofabianoartes3074]

Lindo demais parabens. Grande abraço Brasil

[@plumesofoz]

Thank you.

[@Summoned_J]

I'm from Australia :)

[@seanbayley7452]

A medal 🥇 for u for being from the best country in the world and I'm not biased because I'm Aussie myself I'm just giving out medals to the luckiest people alive

[@ray817oneDEEP]

Mine has yellow hair on top. Why are these grey hair on top

[@marhzmallowzforever8307]

Some cokatiels are diffrent

[@blixer1634]

Thats either a pied, cinammon or lutino.

[@seanbayley7452]

This is their natural colours in the wild different colours are from being bred that way like budgies they are only green in the wild no other colours survive long enough to pass on their genes

[@redeyes0]

Wow

[@macrosense]

They can interbreed with cockatoos

[@plumesofoz]

Hybrids are infertile.

[@macrosense]

Yes, but they are in the same genus.

[@a.k.1283]

Could they interbreed with any kind of cockatoo? I only remember that amazing "galahtiel".

[@plumesofoz]

Sorry I don't know.

[@MinecraftPRO12329]

Just made 399 into 400

[@Anymousl3300s]

Are they mainly common around western Australia..

[@plumesofoz]

Yes also WA big flocks more to the North

[@hichemovic4675]

im watching this from algeria , i have a couple of aussie cockatiel , i love it , you have a lot of them in straya , send me hhhhhhhhhhh

[@seanbayley7452]

We are really lucky here not only do we get big flocks of cockatiels but many other parrot species, I see huge flocks of sulfer crested cocatoos in the local park every day and get visits on my back porch of lorakeets and cocatoos in the morning it really is paradise if U are a bird lover.

[@hichemovic4675]

@@seanbayley7452 i know australia is the land of these kind of birds cockatoo cockatiels etc thats beautiful

[@seanbayley7452]

Come for a holiday and just stay haha that's what heaps of people do U could to there's always room down here for bird 🐦 lovers.

[@hichemovic4675]

@@seanbayley7452 i wish i could come

[@seanbayley7452]

@@hichemovic4675 how's things in Algeria that's in Africa isn't it is it ok living there?

[@danparso1381]

Thank you for your fantastic knowledgeable commentary of these beautiful birds. If you are ever on the Gold Coast looking for birds I would love to come along with you and view any breed of any bird as they are all just so special. Thanks again, Dan

[@LinkinThePro]

My birds love this video 😂

[@robyngomillion2309]

Absolutely great info. Thank you. We are considering adopting a cocktail.

[@slypto]

Flockatiels

[@bobbylee2853]

Squawkatiels.

[@LisiJanVentures]

Where is this on Australia please?

[@seanbayley7452]

You can find these guys anywhere here in Australia where it's fairly arid even semi desert,they thrive in areas where most other birds avoid due to lack of water but these guys are real survivors.

[@LisiJanVentures]

@Sean Bayley but surely they concentrated in a particular area? I am hoping to book a trip from the UK so have limited time. Thanks for the reply

[@seanbayley7452]

@@LisiJanVentures I couldn't tell you a particular area sorry m8, I'm sure there are areas though where U will be guaranteed to see them, I just am not aware of such places, I see them when driving to my mates place from where I am on the Gold coast to his place up in Theodore which is a small country town, I tend to see them just hanging around the roadside foraging.

[@plumesofoz]

Mostly filmed SW Qld and Western NSW

[@artiomchedric8618]

awww so cute

[@anakin-21t18]

งดงาม🙂

[@rhombifer566]

But a cockatoo is a type of a parrot 🦜

[@plumesofoz]

A Psittaciform as are Cockatoos Parrots Budgies etc

[@peckser5alltheway]

Awesome

[@zeynepg3275]

i have a lutino and i wondered him at the wild life but i didnt fine any documentary

[@plumesofoz]

A breeders delight. Great pet.

[@seanbayley7452]

I love my babies ❤️ Michael and David they had to have normal people names cos they think they are people

[@infinimetrical]

Definitely chickems.

[@frankmiyamoto4226]

Awesome sauce from l.a california. Nice. Thank

[@nikehusk3849]

Are there color mutations of these in the wild?

[@plumesofoz]

No the wild birds have minimal colour variation from what is shown in the video, The same for the budgie. In the wild it is only green and yellow

[@nikehusk3849]

@@plumesofoz I have this theory that they prefer to perch on dead branches as these have similar shades of color to their plumage, thus serving as a form of camouflage.

[@thewanderingartists]

I wonder how they would react to the mutation colors ???

[@plumesofoz]

Only Leucistic very rare I have only seen one

[@madheshwaranmm43]

So cute

[@SNS95]

3:14 the bird in the middle of the flock is different colour.

[@shootingstar7208]

How can you tell if a cocktiel is a male or female?? Please tell me!

[@kisbalazs2004]

Thank you for your work. Great movie. My Tiel loved to watch with me this and listen to the sounds. Much appriciate it mate.

[@plumesofoz]

The audience ever increases. Cheers

[@andyfilipova9812]

Its cute❤

[@rosy6562]

I wonder if I was to free my birds here would they survive? I’m sure they would ❤such beautiful birdies 😭❤️

[@dontmindmyname1234]

no they wont, they rely on humans in captivity and wont know how to do what they do in the wild

[@PwingMinecraft]

The mother tiel has freckle spots on her chest. So cute.. But makes me wonder , was it really a wild or former pet cockatiel, or a really tame one that they put in the video? Since the spot gene is usually associated with tiels that are split to whiteface or whiteface.

[@plumesofoz]

Thanks for the comment. All wild. Sometimes the bars do look spotty. That was in far west Queensland escapees are usually in urban areas.