Rainbow Lorikeet Couple Get Jealous When Birds Visit Their Favorite Lady | The Dodo Wild Hearts

One day, a couple of wild rainbow lorikeets show up on this lady's balcony in Manly, Australia. Now they visit every day, even bringing their babies along, and bickering like an old married couple 💛💚💙
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[@stagger5863]

What a awesome way “having” birds, they come as they want, leave when they wants, perfect 👌🏻

[@biokosmos]

My beloved Bidgie make the same when arrive doves to my balcony!

[@sunnyinmilkyway2114]

Yes! Birdies come and leave as they want especially after poking some kitties.

[@outoSUMI]

Poop where they want whenever they want

[@SeanM88]

yes... no captivity... I love it

[@jszania]

they poop outside. destroy trees, not furniture or cables.

[@Molebat71]

Suzy is very lucky to have these little sweethearts come a visit her every day. To have them trust her as well and bring their babies is so beautiful.

[@LifeofMuffin]

Undoubtedly she is so lucky and kind lady ❤️❤️❤️

[@LifeofMuffin]

@DAILY FAMILY GUY VIDEOS good to know 🤗

[@shervinissakhani8639]

Where is this place? Rio?

[@moniquegibson.7651]

@@shervinissakhani8639 Sydney Australia.

[@wawawillegers4991]

Both parties are happy for each other. That is what counts.

[@Native-Kitty]

I love when Robert and Roberta are chasing off the other birds like: “Beat it birds, this is our racket! This is our human and we saw her first!” LOL!!!

[@derfrosch1487]

Birbs*

[@SeanM88]

hahaha... exactly... it's the other way around... these humans are our pets not yours . ..😂😂

[@nyahanan]

for the wild birds, they know, when they find a friendly human, then they get water and food for free! It is saving energy for them, no more desperatly looking for food, easy going for this bird couple

[@Wait..WHAT24]

🤣🤣🤣 too cute

[@amb5176]

Yep my lorrikeet best friends beat up other birds too!

[@GreyCrowe]

I love how native Australian animal species are either A) The mostly adorable, cuddly examples of their respective species or B) The most toxicly lethal example of their respective species

[@susanprendergast7384]

Ain't it the troof!

[@allisonjames2923]

Lol that’s a pretty good summary

[@unReal85Again]

That is the best one-line summary of Australian fauna I've ever seen haha

[@Sylvael2002]

Or both 😬

[@secretname3897]

@@Sylvael2002 "I know it could kill me but I want to kiss its little forehead"

[@TheToxicFluff]

Their little charge at the cockatoo is too freaking cute

[@kyliepechler]

Yes, considering the Cockatoo is so much bigger than the Lorikeet. They certainly are very brave!

[@TheToxicFluff]

@@kyliepechler right? It's adorable how they consider her patio their home

[@lindam4953]

Ikr!!!

[@organixgirl]

Right he's like "WATCH OUT IM FIERCE!!!"

[@figmntum2418]

i'm a lorikeet owner and if one of mine charged like that i would run for my life. lorikeets are mean and they bite to HURT lol

[@uk.amanda4483]

she is so lucky to have these little wild animals accept her, wildlife is so fantastic x

[@LifeofMuffin]

You are absolutely right ❤️🤗

[@lindziep6319]

Your so lucky these beautiful birds really loves you 😊 they are so cute like they totally knew you

[@CuteAnimals666]

Yes, wonderful moments ** Yes, wonderful moments

[@arielsea9087]

They claimed her. She’s part bird and doesn’t know it.

[@rpxt]

She accepts the wild life

[@crazygemini82]

The Lorikeets are adorable but did you see they also had a porch full of cockatoos!?! How cool would all of that be? If only Australia didn't have spiders the size of a small dogs.

[@Rico401Prov]

Yes I think if the spiders weren’t such a problem there, more people would want to go to Australia

[@donaldjohnson5633]

@@Rico401Prov And everything is poisonous and wants to eat your face...

[@poesraven4540]

And the snakes....can't forget the snakes. Lol.

[@8ofwands300]

And the mice...

[@jayebuss5562]

It's really not that bad here, you should come n visit. As long as your respectful, your more than welcome.

[@angelprincess4414]

i am truly envious of Australians and their interactions with the avian wildlife. Here in Las Vegas I have managed to attract quite a number of birds to my backyard. At the moment, there is a hummingbird nesting in one of the palms, so that is really special.

[@fredziffle5219]

Maybe if you are able to keep a hummingbird feeder filled you might see the bright yellow/orange orioles. Females are lighter color & they come to the feeder first then the males will come if it’s safe. I hope you get to see them, they’re amazing.

[@CarobVids]

I know 🇦🇺 is bird paradise with the colorful variety

[@ivanberggreen9787]

@Angel Princess There are also some beautiful birds in America. I should imagine that the birds will be happy if you put out a bowl of clean water in your backyard plus the hummingbird feeder that the gentleman mentions. Birds can be such charming creatures, be they large or small.

[@Anonymous-pt6sv]

Yeah we have it quite good with our birds I sometimes see kookaburras lorikeets galahs in the backyard

[@ninjaskeleton6140]

You should check out biologist Tim Low’s book ‘Where Song Began’ about Australian birds. Australia has weird birds.

[@SuperZytoon]

Those birds are gorgeous! They completely trust you and wanted to introduce you to their babies. Very sweet.

[@lorraineniece8813]

Expect the babies to come when grown. Wonder how that's going to turn out.

[@judd442009]

Robert and Roberta are two amazing feathered-friends! And Suzy is amazingly lucky that Robert and Roberta invited themselves into her life. We're all envious.

[@letolethe3344]

Lived in Australia for 1 year over 25 years ago and still miss it. The wildlife, the laidback kind attitude and gorgeous landscapes. My #1 choice if I could choose a place to live.

[@beaverc2884]

That's so cute, I bet the people that lived there before her used to feed and play with the birds. 😊😊

[@laurabryannan]

I think you're right.

[@tiffanymichaels2429]

That was my thought exactly. That's why they were so comfortable so quickly.

[@bluelight3183]

@Beaver C: Yes, I think so too. They showed up the 1st day this lady moved into that house, and seemed quite familiar with the house itself, so it seems the previous owners/tenants probably used to feed them.

[@darksparklez-IcU812]

That was my thought. Maybe someone who owned them lived there before and had passed away or went to jail or something, but whatever happened the apartment was vacated and the birds left behind. Let's hope someone did not abandon them, but if that were the case, It seems they are making Ok with life. They just come back to the big nest for a while every day 😁

[@lisapascoe8345]

@@darksparklez-IcU812 they are wild birds. These kinds of birds come calling a lot - you are not allowed to own them as pets - so no, they haven't been 'left behind'. They are wild and they have chosen to accept another human.

[@KamisKisses]

I've never heard of this species, they are beautiful. Suzy is a blessed woman.

[@sapphiresupernova]

These are rainbow or coconut lorikeets :)

[@michaelcobaugh7287]

Is Suzy gaining an accent or losing one ? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@cg558]

@@michaelcobaugh7287 she had a normal Australian accent?

[@Megan-cd6sh]

@@michaelcobaugh7287 What are you talking about?

[@DV-zv4ox]

These are Rainbow Lorikeets, and they are common around most coastal Australian cities and suburbs.

[@blacknosugarnocream]

I never wanted to own a bird as a pet because to own them they have to be caged. Having wild birds come visit you while living their normal lives--flying free, mating, procreating with a mate of their choosing--is freaking fantastic.

[@Alexandra-qc9te]

What an honor to have those breathtaking , sweet and intelligent little creatures coming by for visits and bringing their babies no less! 😍😍

[@sapphiresupernova]

I worked at a zoo that has lories and lorikeets. They're so incredibly sweet and smart. They definitely have their little personalities! We had one that hatched during quarantine and was hand raised by a keeper and she just loves people so much that she would let us hold her like a baby. Watching this video really makes me miss my birbs. Those lorikeets are huge, too. Ours look more like doves lol. The lories are the chunky ones.

[@noradinneen1]

ADORABLE!!!

[@xyz7572]

I thought lories and lorikeets were the same thing

[@avarysse5782]

I wish stuff like this happened to me! This would be such a happy blessing😎💜😎

[@molham1274]

Today while sleeping

[@KeziKezecske]

Things like that don’t just happen. Leave seeds outside and birds will visit. Put out meat and foxes will be your visitors.

[@Tibbyrevolution]

This is how you interact with wild animals properly.

[@nattywho]

How beautiful those birds are and how sweet of her to build a relationship with them! Hysterical that they chase off the other birds…three times their size…😂🤣…and they brought their babies there too…so precious! 🥰

[@anntrope491]

Nice to see these beauties living free...not in a cage !! & their choice to visit you.....♡☆♡ gorgeous pair...♡☆♡

[@shjanimals]

❤

[@Du-Masses]

They had an exhibit of these lovely birds at the Palm Springs zoo. It was one of the last times my mother was well enough to move and be active. We loved their “spicy” personalities.

[@pegster6]

OMG those are the cutest things!! Soooo jealous of their human 😁

[@torquess454]

What a dream, something about that woman spoke to them, what a blessing

[@kenhartman9981]

Hello TorQueSS J. How are you doing?

[@johnsheetz6639]

That's the most beautiful kind of bird I've ever seen look at that flaming red color on their necks! Awesome!

[@specialbudgies4217]

"Officer, I swear, we didn't take them from the wild as pets, they're actually squatting!" How lovely :) as a bird nerb myself with three special needs budgies, it's always refreshing to see people treat birds with the respect and playfulness they deserve. They may look (be) feathered dinosaurs, but they're incredibly smart. They're also very territorial, so not surprising the lorries went bonkers when cockatoos started appearing in an area they like and feed. One of my budgies, Iris, is great at mimicry and since the day we got her by flying into our house, she's been miming the calling vocalisations of sparrows and blackbirds. After a year she still goes ballistic every single day when they appear on the balcony because *she* called them.

[@bkm2797]

Lori's are so colorful literally and figuratively! It's best to let them be Wild because their very wet poops are extremely hard to clean up,lol. Sweet story, hope they will always stop by for a howdy do.

[@bkm2797]

@@whatsup5791 Lol, me too!

[@desiremixx7622]

It's good they visit and say hello and go away to do all the dirty business 😜

[@bkm2797]

@@desiremixx7622 LOL, exactly!

[@Laura-it2zb]

Not just wet poop, projectile wet poop ... lol!

[@bkm2797]

@@Laura-it2zb Lol, Exactly!

[@OneHope4Heaven]

They are Sooooo lucky in Australia to have access to those birds in the wild! They're SO so cute & sweet! I would most certainly let them into my place & feed them if they showed up like that! What a blessing!

[@jonathanshumpert9549]

I live in South Carolina. The Columbia Zoo has an enclosure with dozens of Lorikeets that you are allowed to enter. You can even buy small cups of nectar and they will sit on your hand and drink. They also like to land on your head and shoulders. It is fun, until one poops on you. I say this from experience. Every time we go to the zoo, that is the first place we go. One other thing is their calls are very loud when you have that many together.

[@liggerstuxin1]

That would the absolute heaven if we had parrots around here.

[@KenS1267]

No idea where you are but there are parrots in most places.

[@allisonjames2923]

Well they’re very beautiful, but rainbow lorikeets are also super loud & messy! We have huge flocks that nest in trees near the main beach at night & you should hear them squawk, chatter & bicker every night before bed. Like the Brady Bunch on steroids 😳 I also have an avocado tree in my back garden that they visit in the afternoons during certain seasons. If I didn’t have a white noise app to block out their chatter I’d never get an afternoon snooze

[@liggerstuxin1]

@@KenS1267 no parrots here in New Hampshire.

[@KenS1267]

@@liggerstuxin1 They're in Boston and Rhode Island. They'll get to NH eventually.

[@liggerstuxin1]

@@KenS1267 I had parrots growing up. I absolutely adore them. I think it would be awesome if they lived around here. To me they seem much more intelligent than the chickadees and woodpecker‘s and blue birds that are around here. Of course we get big raptor birds but obviously those don’t really come down to the feeder.

[@cindybell2481]

Omg, such beautiful birds! Their colors are so different!

[@SKP-op4vd]

Amazing that you have wild lorikeets and cockatoos flying in through your window. That must be wonderful.

[@Froluvangel]

What a gift. I need to move to Aussie just to have these wonderful feathered creatures as neighbors. All I have are pigeons. No offense pigeons love u guys too😏

[@8ofwands300]

There are wild parrots in some states. Florida I think. Most definitely Hawaii.

[@BobaFett66]

Stupid pigeons always shitting on my car

[@gertrudewest4535]

In Arizona I have roadrunner , ravens, quail, and owl friends ( just to name a few), that always need my help. The other birds are just as worthy of our respect- pigeons are amazing!

[@samanthadugan2057]

I love the fact that she pretty much has pet parrots while also leaving them to be free in their natural habitat. They are amazingly intelligent. The fact they come to her house at will and bring their babies to see her just shows you how smart they truly are! They genuinely love this woman and want to impress her!

[@sdragut]

THEY'RE VERY INTELLIGENT & INQUISITIVE, FRIENDLY & VERY NOISY birds

[@krististarosta6736]

I love the color of their feathers! It's so pretty!

[@sapphiresupernova]

Their feathers are so beautiful. Whenever they fell off at work I would keep them.

[@cliffshea6430]

You are a lucky person. It's amazing how these beautiful wild birds interact with you. I believe they can trust you. They also know you are kind.

[@amandashelton1162]

It's that moment when you realize your neighbors have gone to the birds. They come over uninvited but they are always welcomed. They are the cutest neighbors ever. They even brought their kids. 😂❤️ This would make a great movie.

[@kimberlyoldschool]

Every time these kinds of videos start, I think, dammit Australia, do you know how lucky you are to have this kind of wildlife? 😂 I have a friend who teases me by sending me photos of the incredible foliage, wild peacocks, etc that just hang around his parent’s house near Melbourne. Just to contrast with the boring greenery and little brown birds outside my house.

[@natalibera67]

When I lived in Melbourne I went visiting many places. During one of these journeys I was litterally surrunded by dozens of them. I felt like Heaven! I wish I could go again to live many others amazing experiences. Love Australia!

[@CuteAnimals666]

Yes, wonderful moments

[@ipatyancy6882]

Isn't it a privilege when a wild creature makes you a part of their lives, its so awesome and bless you for sharing

[@donnabaardsen5372]

These videos just get more and more adorable! Seeing two 'married' birds coming in as if they own the place, and then bringing their 'children' is priceless❤❤👍👍

[@manonmars82]

Thats what i call a colourful life😄👌

[@romankovtkov]

Роберт и Роберта смотрятся так прекрасно. Это хороший пример для многих людей, как нужно относиться друг к другу. ☝️Какая милота. 🤗❤️

[@Bookish_Lattes]

I love when wild/stray animals chose you, it's such an honour and show of trust.

[@nde-mt2yc]

This is soooo Sweet, I would Absolutely Love these birds in my life...

[@sheilaghmalone3053]

how very lucky that you are to live in a place where exotic birds come to your windows, or balcony and you get to know them, and them, you. i’d love to be living that life!

[@inasuta4881]

I live right in the middle of Sydney CBD, 6 levels up. Several lorikeet families visit every morning and even leave their babies for hours with me as the parents fly off for a break.

[@goosefarm3602]

omg so frigging cute..i would love to have them visit me

[@faisalaziz0]

The part where both of them were bobbing their heads together was so adorable!

[@emperorofpluto]

Lorikeets are hilarious. When I was living at my mum's place in 2016 I was adopted by a bonded pair of lorikeets who would come into my bedroom at sunrise and chew on my ear to wake me up. I used to keep a saucer of lorikeet food beside my bed but they seemed to enjoy waking me up anyway. Then they had two babies which is relatively uncommon for rainbow lorikeets - and they were really young and were struggling to care for them so they'd leave these two squawking babies sitting in my bedroom while they'd go and forage. Got some cool videos. They are remarkably inquisitive, affectionate and intelligent little parrots - and once they get to know you they never forget. They can recognise different humans - even on the street and once they know you they give you your own contact call which is like their name for you. Anytime I heard them calling me I'd drop whatever I was doing and come running. Even though I no longer live there they still visit and befriended my brother. One of the babies from 2016 had a black mole/beauty spot on his beak and he's returned as an adult. Where I live now I have a new local flock of lorikeets but they don't come inside because I have my own parrots and lorikeets can carry Beak and Feather Disease which is (sadly)endemic in many lorikeet flocks.

[@garysummers2250]

All I ever see flying at my windows, are flies. This was an amazing story

[@julianacastro5702]

Beautiful birds!!!! You are very lucky to have the privilege to be so close to them and get to enjoy their comoany.

[@78LedHead]

Life is so wonderful. God is such an amazing creator and artist. We should all thank Him daily for allowing us to experience life.

[@Froluvangel]

Amen. Wonderful comment.🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@molham1274]

Ur right

[@78LedHead]

@@Froluvangel God bless you mightily my friend.

[@78LedHead]

@@molham1274 We have a wonderful Father, worthy of all praise and worship. God bless you

[@Froluvangel]

@@78LedHead The Most High GODS Blessings upon you too family.🙏❤️

[@DecFirefly1210]

How amazing is it to have such beautiful friendly birds come around...

[@abductedbyaliens9425]

I love when animals are like, “this is my person.” And you just go along with it. You were adopted by two lorikeets😭

[@joeboy4229]

Grew up only 12km from Sydney CBD and backed into a nature reserve.. living so close to a main city you wouldn't expect the amount of wild life on your doorstep. At my last place I went outside to feed the birds and then realised I was surrounded by about 15x sulfur crested cockatoos, 8x rainbow laurakeets, 5x kookaburras, a murder of Crows and they were all literally sitting waiting for food, in harmony and in a pre-agreed pecking order all the way down to the scrub/brush turkeys on the lawn.. it was eerie and beautiful at the same time. Truly blessed in Australia for wildlife 🇦🇺👍

[@yousee66]

What an amazing feeling & experience to be able to connect with wildlife like that. May you have many more happy years with Robert, Roberta & their babies 😊 🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜

[@Diana-007]

This is adorable, what an absolute pleasure being able to share their world, Suzy you have officially been adopted! 🥰

[@cxpid.]

I love birds and watching this just filled my heart with cuteness. She’s so lucky 🥰

[@PaperToPetals]

I love all creatures, flora and fauna but my favorite are the birds! I’ve grown up with having birds be apart of our family and I would be in Heaven in your situation! Thanks so much for sharing the love. They’re such funny characters, I love them.

[@RealKingCrabgonII]

Gotta love life. It’s fleeting yes, perhaps, but life is beautiful when you have experiences like these. It IS a whole new world.

[@mj6962]

It’s so great to see these beautiful birds free and living out in their natural habitat! Australia has so many beautiful bird breeds. And for me, living in the U.S., I have only ever seen Lories and cockatoos in captivity and sold as pets. Now, even being a pet, they can still have wonderful lives. But it’s still so much better to see them totally free like this. (I didn’t see if she fed them or not… these only drink nectar don’t they??)

[@fubberpish3614]

they dont only drink nectar, but it does make up most of their diet. they'll also eat fruit, flowers and insects. however, as for all wild animals, it is advised not to feed them. it risks them getting dependent on humans and stop finding food on their own, and it may cause nutritional deficiencies. plus, large numbers of birds coming to a feeder together can spread diseases between the birds.

[@seannedegraff3175]

I think it's wonderful to see such beautiful parrots out in their natural habitat not to be caged up and to enjoy them is so nice they are incredibly beautiful their colors and to share their babies is just adorable

[@soniachauhan9282]

Where are all these beautiful birds coming from lol?

[@lavender1187]

I want to move there so they could visit me 😂❤️

[@kathyriggs7266]

I wonder if they were someone's pets to want to come around humans and be so comfortable with you. Beautiful! You are one lucky woman!

[@jamespisano1164]

That is the coolest!!! They are so neat! Really heartwarming!

[@millenialsmom2214]

You are SO lucky to earn the trust and friendship of wild 🐦 birds! I've got a pair of cardinals with a baby in a bush about 2 feet from my bedroom window and I stare at them 100 times a day, lol. But I've never been lucky enough to get any of the birds that come to my feeders to eat from my hand. You're SO lucky!!

[@ChickadeeGirl]

Wow! Lucky her 🥰 they are beautiful birds 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@joannjohnson8283]

You have been chosen, you are very fortunate to have a spirit they are attracted to. All birds.

[@valerieann8007]

Birds are SOOO very sweet!

[@infinitejest441]

Suzy has a charmed life. Beautiful birb’s.

[@pocahontas5145]

That's amazing! Adopting parrots, who knew?

[@davidarmstrong3564]

No, this is a case of adopting a human.

[@McChrister]

You are one lucky lady that they chose you to be their friend!!🥰🦜🦜🙏🏼👋🏼🇨🇦

[@FromSomewhereElse]

They are so beautiful 🥰

[@lorrainebarrett2294]

Our beautiful rainbow lorikeets are absolutely exquisite birds. What a wonderful privilege it is for the lady that they trust her and genuinely enjoy her company, and brought their babies to meet her. This video has made my day. 💚💙🇦🇺💛❤️

[@starrysky4770]

UGH SO PRECIOUS

[@shirley9240]

Wow, they are beautiful! The babies!! It’s a glorious thing birds or animals choose you.

[@ricardotornaghi9187]

Seres Maravilhosos 🙏 🙌 ❤️

[@mariebarker4499]

Adorable 🥰❤️

[@Dan55888]

That is amazing that they are wild and moved in as friends

[@ccrider3435]

WARNING: Everyone is beautiful in this video.

[@Megan-cd6sh]

Creepy much?

[@user-eh2jk6mf9s]

And these are wild birds. It really shows just how intelligent they are.

[@magietagie]

💖💖💖

[@suzanneberger8202]

They are too beautiful! They seem to have a gentle claw hold too! I wish we had birds like them around, I would adopt two right away!!!!

[@fadetoblond]

Absolutely gorgeous birds, and in the wild......where they should be. Australia should ban the sale and transporting of any of their gorgeous birds overseas. This is their true life. The colours are so incredibly vibrant on them. I'd love to keep up with this famiy but I am not interested in any other social media site but youtube. Oh well...c'est la vie.

[@kenhartman9981]

Hello Wendy how are you doing

[@blairbirthisel4720]

Those birds are just beautiful. God really outdid himself on these birds...just beautiful colors and great personalities.

[@mtnwriter4011]

With patience and trust wild animals always let us into their world. Too bad we don't let them into ours without so often abusing that trust and harming them. Who is it that needs to learn from whom in that case? This woman never abuses that trust, but deeply respects it. .

[@susantommis8756]

Absolutely. She,s an example for us all. Beautiful interactions. With those gorgeous wild birds. We are learning more and more with all these vids how ,,humanlike,, ALL animals are, wild and domestic. Thanks Dodo.

[@centuravicon9126]

How beautiful. The birds and the story. Thank you DODO for always lifting my spirits. As a special needs teacher it’s been tough. A glimmer of beauty and human kindness always helps lift me up.

[@moriahwhite1188]

As someone with a deep affection for parrots, I think this would be my nirvana. 🦜❤️

[@Megan-cd6sh]

Right? Absolute heaven right there, I'm terribly jealous!

[@DV-zv4ox]

Unfortunately most wild parrots in Australia are not this tame. I think it is because she's living in a high rise apartment, that they feel they can trust and befriend her. So lucky!

[@moriahwhite1188]

@@DV-zv4ox I guess they think she is living in a human tree! 😁

[@DocDoccus]

Respect to everyone who were involved in this Seriously the best peace that I have ever seen on KZbin Hate of to you love your videos ❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@lilsuzq32]

Once a birb loves you, you can never go back!!

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[@retro.x]

Wow❣️ that is amazing. What BEAUTIFUL BIRDS. In Canada you don’t see birds like this ever! You are so lucky

[@PatrickRyan150]

What a blessing to have these beautiful birds come to visit your home!

[@CuteAnimals666]

Yes, wonderful moments

[@BlitheApathy]

My aunt made friends with some small parrots an it got to where they were like this. But they also started to come an wait out storms in her apartment. It's warm, dry and got snacks, parrot paradise. Her place has been nicknamed the "parrot hotel".

[@loravipperman3061]

Wow! You are so lucky to have such beautiful birds right outside your window like that! 😍 Their colors are so striking! 🦜

[@loravipperman3061]

0:43 That is just TOO PRECIOUS!!! 😊

[@tennisfancaz22]

This video made my day! We have the lorikeets come visit in the warmer months and I love watching them through the window! This lovely lady is very lucky to have earned their trust and have them as part of her family with their regular visits. What a beautiful video - thank you for sharing this! 🦜💚🦜💚

[@paulamcdonald6568]

They are beautiful inside and out. Gorgeous rainbow of colors. I used to have two cockatiels myself. One was grey with white feathers (her name was Gracie), Then we rescued her boyfriend Angel (whom was cinnamon pie bald with white accent feathers). Love little babies. Enjoy.

[@luna39900]

They are very smart to find a constant good source and make sure there isn’t any competition