Flight Training Cheyenne! (ft. BirdTricks!)

[@rockercaterrorencountered4924]

I love how she walks when she's on a flat surface. When she's in the air she's so beautiful and majestic but when she's walking around on the floor she looks like she got lost in the supermarket and is trying to find her mom 🤣

[@bootybuttcheeks]

She is always trying to find her mom 😂

[@camponotusinflatus9920]

Unlike other Theropods, Psittaciformes are terribly bad at walking/running.

[@kellyrabbitray]

XDD SO TRUE

[@yesterdaydream]

The sweaters becoming a permanent wardrobe for Cheyenne warms my heart (and obscures my nudism) just like any cozy sweater should.

[@thegloriousdipshit4274]

I'm watching Kil La Kil so all I can think of is "Nudist... BEEEEACH"

[@yesterdaydream]

@@thegloriousdipshit4274 I'm not familiar but now I'm imagining Cheyenne squawking that phrase and I love it.

[@Rhallquest]

@@thegloriousdipshit4274 so inappropriate

[@BirdTricks]

We had a great time with all 3 of you (and all the wonderful zoo critters, too!) so excited to keep up on the progress you continue to make with Cheyenne in the future and can't wait to see you all in person again sometime!

[@joybreegaming8781]

It’s amazing to see you two collab as I love both of your channels

[@SeattleSeaDragon]

Hopefully for a free flight session in the desert🦜 Ed and Emily can teach you about the snakes to look out for in the desert And which snakes are harmless. And you can continue helping Emily with training Cheyenne.. It's a win-win all around

[@jonathandefoy6376]

so when Cheyenne took off from the counter; because that was the desired behavior would you try to capture said behavior with a jackpot? do jackpots work with birds.

[@alissa14]

Oooo early :) (5th)

[@perfectweather]

Love this collaboration. Great video, thanks 👍

[@Konani_the_unicorn_queen]

Emily; "sure, i can train a gator!" also Emily; "no, this bird is untrainable." such contrast

[@jacobcox4565]

Parrots are way smarter than alligators. Alligators have more predictable behavior, with routine, positive reinforcement, and patience, you can get an alligator to do anything for you. With parrots, there could be a multitude of reasons why it won't do as you say, it could be your not using their favorite treats, or your equipment makes them uncomfortable, or it could be that they just don't like you.

[@cathuff5802]

Gators are scaly dogs- Will do anything for food Cheyenne- made of pure spite and gremlin energy. Will do anything to annoy you

[@rosebearcat]

And she did train that gator

[@technicaldifficulties368]

@@jacobcox4565 The vibes of the room are off that day. They do not like the Feng shui. No work on the Sabbath. Birds are just toddlers permanently

[@melodymoskaluk1730]

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[@shrinkingviolet1953]

Cheyenne choosing Emily over food was too precious! That girl loves her mama!

[@chrometheraptor]

The part at around 16 minutes where they’re all saying “Cheyenne, go!” Over and over is so funny to me

[@uniwolfgamer1094]

Yeah, especially when Emily said "oh now it's fun :["

[@KyoyamaKita]

I found it hilarious too!!

[@marys.4273]

That was the best part of the whole video and that's saying a lot because I was really excited for this collab!

[@null9090]

Pure organized chaos, lmao

[@SaraSmithStuff]

Right as I was reading this I was at that part!😂🤣😂

[@86fifty]

So happy you were able to get a professional teacher to come in, and they got to teach a class to the locals too!?? ABSOLUTELY LOVED the little class segment - it reminded me that most pet birds are SMALLER than Cheyenne :) How sweet is it that the bird expert man says Cheyenne really DOES prefer pets over treats, whereas most birds have the opposite, and their owners just WISH they did! That's high praise for your bond, from a real professional who has seen it all!

[@Snow_Sailor]

I love how Cheyenne looks at the camera for a bit like "omg, Ed can hold.. things?"

[@destapaberalyte138]

It is funny

[@ces7423]

omgggg i didnt notice that can you please tell me what timestamp? thank youuu :))

[@Snow_Sailor]

​@@ces7423 3:07

[@ces7423]

@@Snow_Sailor thank you 😊

[@hannahyang1320]

It is wonderful to see how receptive you both are to changing what you've been doing/believing. Many would push back and want to be right but you are willing to learn and make a change! Thank you for being such an amazing example to us all!

[@cleopad5]

Snake Discovery is working with other people and learning from them just as people learn from Snake Discovery! It would be hypocritical of them to not be humble about learning new information from others who are experts in their own field!

[@hannahyang1320]

@@cleopad5 exactly!! Unfortunately there are plenty of others in this world who wouldn't do that~already loved them, but now it makes me extra grateful for Emily and Ed!

[@Tori_T_Artist]

I noticed and appreciated that too! It's rare to see it represented online these days

[@thegloriousdipshit4274]

I admittedly have this problem. I'm training my dog and I'm supposed to keep him in the crate at night but I hate it. I have panic attacks when I can't feel him in my bed. I know that I'm ruining his sleep for myself, and I recognize it's wrong, but I'm honestly not willing to change yet

[@hannahyang1320]

@@thegloriousdipshit4274 that's so tough! Especially in the middle of the night when everything seems so much worse....I watched the video BirdTricks made of their time with SD and you could see a flicker of uncertainty for Emily at times so everyone experiences the challenge of acceptance of trying something new. Anything you can do to ease yourself into it is good. Be forgiving of yourself~if you're determined to accomplish this training, you will! Best of luck!!

[@sh969]

I love that Cheyenne's preferred reward is attention from Emily.

[@hubabaloop]

“We all just talked really high” 😂😂 and she loved it!!! That scene was the best

[@loriw2661]

I cannot emphasize this enough……Cheyenne’s diet is THE most important part of this whole equation. A close second is consistency. I have experience with Bird Tricks and they are the best in the bird world. They are science based and that’s really important. Good luck, stick with it. You both will be better off and more important, Cheyenne will be happier and healthier.

[@DaveWomach]

Love seeing this comment. 🙏🏻

[@WolfieDawn]

What kind of diet do they recommend?

[@Secretshade]

@@WolfieDawn Harrison’s bird pellet food is best, but any pellet food is better than seed

[@iSiberianHusky]

"They are science based..." Funny stuff.

[@tylerpistachio6927]

unfortunately their main video on their diet is far from science based with a lot of pesudonscience thrown in :(

[@rathmiron]

I really like how Cheyenne proved his "theory" by keep going while she had the confidence by immediately taking of the next time the asked her to come from the counter. you can really tell she got more confident in her ability to fly/take off already.

[@BrooklynHudson]

Am I the only one who teared up when Cheyenne finally took off from the counter for the first time? Ed, that smile is contagious!

[@SakuraiIruka]

Oh my goodness anyone else having tears of pride in their eyes or is it just me 🥺 Cheyenne, you are amazing!

[@radalys]

same

[@ndrprmn]

Me too! I feel so proud, and Cheyenne isn’t even my bird 😂

[@kimpanther5110]

Literally sobbing 😂😂😂 So proud of her!!!

[@whenimonmymoon6822]

I love that they're like, "your bird is incredibly attached to you" so sweet

[@MysticWoods714]

I love seeing Cheyenne! It is bittersweet at the moment because my umbrella cockatoo recently passed away on memorial day. Her and I had the same age difference as Emily and Cheyenne.This video did teach me about how to improve flight training with my 18 year old Goffin Cockatoo.

[@Kaemea]

I'm so sorry for your loss! ::internet hugs::

[@loriw2661]

I’m so very sorry for your loss. Most people have no idea how smart birds are and the amazing relationship we have with them.

[@Kaemea]

@@loriw2661 I don't know how into birds you might be but the Ravenmaster is an excellent book that really spotlights what you're saying. Highly recommend!

[@kelseygillespie848]

At 12:58 that's my bird Ragnor and me!! We had a great time at the masterclass and learned a lot!! Thanks for hosting!!

[@racheldupuis9558]

So cute!!

[@Listening_Books12345]

That's so awesome! Keep up the excellent training!

[@itsdragoninawagon]

aw, cute birdie and awesome hair!

[@grutarg2938]

Ragnor is so beautiful. Definitely my favorite bird in this video.

[@najwaaaamira]

lol i can FEEL their daughter's pain cause my mom used to bring me to work (she's a dentist and worked in a clinic and there was slides there) saying it'll be fun and it was pretty fun, but it gets so boring so easily and she got home at like 9 in the evening :')

[@Screnry]

I’m guessing that’s partially just due to her age. Their personal youtube has plenty of videos with their daughter enjoying training birds, and loving it. But this is a new place with a lot of cool stuff to see, and many new people she’s probably not comfortable with. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@TiggiTheWillful]

Was gunna say. Capri loves training her own birds, she’s actually known for cuddling birds and taking then to her bedroom to hang out. Don’t want anyone getting the wrong impression of her. She’s amazing and very bright, with a dry sense of humour.

[@racheldupuis9558]

She looked HELLA bored hahaha! Poor girl, I feel her. Must have been exhausted or something

[@itsdragoninawagon]

i was staring at her stim toy the entire time wondering where i could get one for myself LOL, i feel that mood so hard

[@FreakishGeek]

The shock and smiles on Ed and Emily's faces when Cheyenne takes off from the counter by herself were so wholesome! Love getting to learn about animal care and behavior from experts, and the fact they share their experience with reptiles AND bring others onto the channel to share their knowledge with other animals is awesome!

[@khowler]

So proud of her!!! She just didn't have enough confidence in her feathers! Maybe now she will finally fly more often!!! Congratulations you three! Cheyenne did something you thought she couldn't do! She just needed the right teachers!

[@t1dotaku]

I gotta admit that I was laughing so hard around 16:00 when everyone was encouraging Cheyenne to go but she just stood there confused. XD

[@ethella6206]

I have loved bird tricks for a while and this was absolutely the collaboration I did not expect and definitely needed.

[@DaveWomach]

Love this! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@popenieafantome9527]

Know someone with a bird. Its loves “escaping” its bird cage. It can lift the door with its beak and leg to leave. Then to show its triumph, it climbs on top of the cage and yell. Either that, or it REALLY wanted to try some fried fish we were eating. None was given to him since it has too many small bones and unsure how it stomach would tolerate fish.

[@madelinegarber7860]

Ok I’m emotionally invested in this now. She was doing really well at the end. She has such a personality.

[@Julia-ev2su]

The proud smile from Ed is like a dad watching his kid how to ride a bike. So wholesome!

[@Bob2630]

Looks like a very fun topic!! I know that she was damaged in the wing, I hope she gets better at flying soon!!

[@maddiejoy5927]

Her wings aren’t damaged she just plucks feathers on my chest mainly. She doesn’t fly that much because she hasn’t been trained until now and didn’t have room to fly as much before

[@carissathechinmom6174]

I love how receptive you guys are to input from other experts. I have so much respect for someone who can put their animal's wellbeing and own personal growth over pride. Love you guys and best of luck with Cheyenne! She did a great job already! ❤️

[@high-bi-password]

18:18 Jamie’s absolute delight at Cheyenne’s success 🤣🤣🤣 It’s so awesome to see this new side to Cheyenne. She’s actually so trainable!!! So incredibly motivated by the people around her, just goes to show how truly loved she is ❤️

[@demongirl1019]

Birdtricks: Cheyenne, choose a treat! Cheyenne: I choose... MOM! 4:11 and 10:58 Cheyenne literally tells us this though actions and I love it 🥺🥺😭😭😭

[@Offutticus]

These guys, if I had birds, I'd go to wherever they are for their training. I love how they explained the whys and whats. I use positive reinforcement/clicker training on my dogs. I have trained three of my own service dogs using this. I can't really click fast enough so I use "yes". It is always amazing to watch a dog figure out for themselves what I am looking for. And treat/reward motivation is so varied! My first SD, Joella, could care less about treats. I used small pieces of paper for a while and then we tried cheese. OMG, what a change. Mike would do anything for a bit of apple. And Quinn will do anything for, well, anything. Food is her fave but she's also a fan of paper. What is up with Rotties and paper? Anyway, keep looking for what Cheyenne will work for. My mom's African Grey loved apples but the Amazon Macaw really wanted walnuts.

[@thatdairykid1461]

I used yes/treats as well to train my dogs. I cant stand tring to hold the leash, trets and clicker all at once. To much and my dog could cair less about the clicker. I also really wanted her to work more off my voice than anything else.

[@Just1Nora]

I tried the clicker with my cats, I even got the one that a plastic bit can slide out behind the metal to dampen the volume of the click, and they still would run all the way across the house to the other floor just to get away...turns out if I call two of them good girl and good boy nice and high and happy that's plenty of encouragement, and ear ruffles, jaw scratches, and scratches between the shoulder blades! Y'all, quadrupeds will love you if you scratch the areas they can't reach! Sternum, chest, shoulder blades, hips, lower back... When my timid, but giant, tuxedo gets too excited from all the petting he has to go grab his Kong Kickeroo and, "Give it hell!" He wraps his front legs around it, kicks repeatedly with his back feet, bites and shakes his head side to side until he's absolutely panting. If I ask him if he needs his kicker before he's absolutely ready to lose it he gets irritated, like I insulted him by asking! So rude! Lol.

[@jessical4866]

The rapid improvement in just taking off of a surface was incredible to watch. Of course there is more work to be done, but Cheyenne took that first step and what a step it was.

[@Kaemea]

So fascinating! I love how the channel isn't just about snakes, though that's always good, too, but that you seriously go the extra mile to provide us with educational content, resources, and fun with the other animals you love. Cheyenne is fabulous and just a sweet girl. She sure loves her Mama!

[@floofkitty6930]

I missed seeing Cheyenne on the channel, it's so nice to see such a cool bird! :)

[@juliusroman8616]

Yes I love seeing Cheyenne.

[@lemolea9571]

I absolutely love how starting from 15:28 trying to get cheyanne to fly from the counter she seemed so reluctant and unsure the first time like she didn't know if she could do it and then after she finally did it she was so confident!

[@misssimp9907]

I’m so proud of Cheyenne!

[@rose8336]

Cheyenne: chooses emily, over treats Emily: Am i food?!?!? Edit: mom, i have 142 likes on my comment. what do i do????? Edit 2: im gaining way to much likes... edit 3: guys, you can stop now

[@Claire-sx2hl]

Maybe she associates Emily as the food bringer😂😂😂😂

[@mendozateresa85]

Ikr

[@katherinesong29]

This comment got me laughing at 10:20pm at night now I can’t sleep but it’s good bc this comment would win the Oscar’s and the Grammys if they had one for best comment on youtube (edit I had to change the time thingy bc of the time stamp)

[@rose8336]

@@katherinesong29 im glad i made you laugh thats my point of commenting nice stuff, to make them laugh, or be happy

[@rose8336]

@@Claire-sx2hl msybe..

[@msnotbehavin4160]

I'm doing a happy dance for Cheyenne! It's so amazing to see a 25 year old rescue that's been loved for years now really start being the bird she was meant to be. Cudos to Emily and Ed!

[@codadickson1759]

more bird video's! am so happy to see a another episode with Cheyenne! glad we get to see her again

[@basicbadwitch6323]

I JUST STARTED CROCHETING. IM GOING TO MAKE A MINI SWEATER NOW! how do we get Cheyenne's sizes?

[@that.neurodivergent]

I bet you could look up patterns for adult macaws online and it would fit perfectly fine!

[@kuddlykuja]

They have a video all about the sweaters and even say exactly what the pattern is

[@owlivdejong5086]

There is an episode all about her sweaters and I think the link to the pattern is there.

[@spookysugar]

She's "family rotisserie chicken" sized

[@gggthsb]

The video where theytest out the sweaters is called 'Trying out Sweaters for our feather-plucking Macaw!' and it has a link to the pattern in the description. I would link it but I am not sure if YT would delete a link in the comments.

[@yland6003]

Yes!!! I love training with birds! I swear they are easier to train than a dog! My cockatiel can step up, perch, target, whistle, turn around, fly a Lap and come back to me, and we are working on harness training. I love my dog but we barely got him to sit and stay. 😂

[@weber9320]

Its beautiful, You can really see Cheyenne Step out of her comfort zone and begin to use her flight so well. She seems like a very anxious bird as well wanting to ensure her flights go directly to where she wants most of the time. Well done

[@me-o-mia7845]

Its nice knowing she is happy with y'all, I love seeing the charm Emily has with the animals!

[@Ouranorable]

Oh my gosh, Ed looked like SUCH a proud Dad at 17:15 T_T! Cheyenne is so loved by both of them omgggg

[@amaianimates5605]

Something I love about the pet hobby is that your always learning! And you can always learn something new! Even if you’ve been working for years you still can find more! And if you don’t know something your not Unprofessional just learning even more!!!

[@jennsasseville1179]

I can't be the only one that needs more Cheyenne content in my life

[@vivsck]

Now I miss my bird (he’s not dead, my parents didn’t let me bring him with me when I moved to another country, they love having him around)… I don’t think he’d be trainable at all, but he did do a lovely job training my parents to serve him as he believe is his due lol

[@crystalfranklin2583]

I was so proud of Cheyenne, I was literally crying watching her take off from the counter. She's so beautiful and amazing. Seeing her gain confidence is so beautifully inspiring. ❤ you, Cheyenne!!! 🦜

[@itsjustmebre]

This is freaking awesome!!! I’m a dog trainer, and frankly all animal behavior and training is super interesting to me! I worked with a chicken in college and it was really fun! So neat to see all the similarities between such different species :)

[@krat5576]

I was fully expecting Cheyenne to rather overcome her fear of men than actually participate, so im double proud of her.

[@tiramisu9603]

Love Bird Tricks!!! Thank you for the wonderful collaboration :) Good job, Cheyenne!!!

[@jjgnva]

OHMGOODNESS...two of my favorite KZbinrs coming together in one video!!! Love seeing Cheyenne becoming a bird!

[@blacksmith1066]

Hi! This isn't related to this particular video, but Rex (via Twitch) has been keeping me company while I study for the last finals of my undergraduate Chemistry degree! She's a great study buddy ;D Thanks for the nice relaxing stream and great tunes! (and all your wonderful funny, engaging, educational content)

[@freddie488]

Don't mind admitting, I had tears in my eyes. Cheyenne, you done good girl! I'm so proud of you!!

[@SeattleSeaDragon]

I am sooo excited about this... I feel like I've been waiting forever for this collab.. I hope this starts a friendship that lasts for y'all... Fingers crossed we get to see Cheyenne free flight in the desert next year

[@DaveWomach]

Ooooo. In the desert would be amazing!

[@amandastakeonit7402]

@17:00 (apx )Ed's face!! He was so proud!! It made me tear up!

[@catherinedavis9161]

Wow, she did amazing. I hope that you guys all have fun watching her fly around the house. Can't wait for the next video.

[@kcbrandao3802]

16:58 Eds smile man. So shocked and happy.

[@pastorjerrykliner3162]

Love Bird Tricks! Next to Snake Discovery, I have been watching them probably longer than any other channel. They are awesome!!!

[@kayseeponton5598]

ive loved watchin BirdTricks channel, so seeing them show up to help you guys and hold a class was a welcome surprise! its really satisfying seeing Cheyenne gaining confidence in her flying. i love seeing pet birds realize their potential. they always seem so happy afterwards.

[@catrinalopes5723]

I love Cheyenne she is so adorable and amazing this episode was refreshing to see an entire one on her she definitely deserves it!!!!

[@Thiriously]

I'm actually originally from BirdTricks, I found you through Cheyenne so it's absolutely wonderful to see you guys working together!

[@megknitsstuff1727]

I actually squee’d when I saw Jamie post pictures with Capri at the zoo a few weeks ago! I’ve hoped for this collab since the first time I saw Cheyanne in a video. (Not because of anything she’s done, just because it would be awesome for two of my faves to work together) Thank you for facilitating my youtube dreams 😊

[@sheep1086]

Where did she post the pictures? I want to see Capri in the zoo!

[@katydempsey813]

I love bird tricks! What a great combo 2 animal loving couples making a difference for these animals! Awesome video great information. Thanks for taking the time and doing this!

[@srrfounder1]

Cheyenne is PERFECT just the way she is! ☺️✌️💚🐦

[@Aging_Casually_Late_Gamer]

Two of my favorite channels Collabling together all to help Cheyenne. Yay

[@wildgoldennaturegamer]

It sounded like you all were on helium LOL!! I hope you the reptiles the amphibians the snake discovery staff bird tricks Ed and the inverts are all safe healthy and happy and you stay safe! Great content love you all!

[@leannepaxton5012]

I loved this! Absolutely fantastic video! Plus, it was a video mostly about Cheyenne! We haven’t had one of these for a while and she is my favourite Snake Discovery animal. 🥰

[@-sela]

I have been waiting for the collaboration

[@D3xteRC4T]

I was waiting to be the first comment personnnnnn

[@phoebezhang2299]

This is one of my favorite videos on your channel! I've always respected both you and Birdtricks and it's a dream come true seeing a collab between your two channels!

[@kellster2193]

This was so interesting to see. I never knew birds could be trainable at all. It goes to show you that any animal can be trainable if you work with them long enough. Great video guys.

[@schpookendike]

Seeing y’all’s joy with Cheyenne is the sweetest, y’all seem like the most genuine people

[@12donna52]

This video just made my Friday! I love Birds this was a priceless video with beautiful Cheyenne very smart🦜🦜🐊🐍❤️❤️❤️

[@Someone.yeaaaa]

Woww it’s crazy to see how much your channel has grown and how all the projects have been finished building I’m so happy for u guys!

[@Sparky16]

I LOVE the bird tricks channel! It was so cool to see them working with Cheyanne!

[@samanthajohnson56]

ED LOOKED so happy and proud of Cheyanne. Great job Cheyanne and Emily and ED this looks incredible and I hope the training goes so well

[@lucas.2.3.9.4]

Emily, Ed and Cheyenne all did amazing! watched BirdTricks video last night and was very impressed with you guys :)

[@lauraenglish8947]

Love this collab with Snake Discovery and Bird Tricks!!! Yahoo!!

[@tess2082]

Cheyenne choosing Emily over all of the treats was the sweetest thing i've seen today

[@HateIsLoveMisspelled]

This has been a dream collab for me for years. I can’t wait to see where Bird Tricks knowledge takes you guys! I love Cheyenne videos!

[@DQKotaK]

The collab I didn’t realize I needed!!!! Two of my favorite channels ❤️

[@liv-ik4ig]

I've been watching you guys for years and remember the first flying video. I'm so glad that Cheyenne was able to take such great strides towards bird-dom! BirdTricks did an amazing job! Can't wait to see her journey continue!

[@Avaxeya]

Y'all inspire me so much! Thank you for being so amazing!

[@Nina-gf1fv]

Jamie and Dave are great! It was good to see how much can change in training with just a couple of small adjustments

[@natalieh.9704]

I am so happy for Cheyenne!! I can't wait to see her fly more!!

[@victorianicholls3991]

Oh my god, seeing Cheyenne finally take off from the counter and then do it again and again was so exciting! I'm so proud of her!

[@royalsavage626]

oh wow, what an awesome collab, something i never even thought about or thought i'd see

[@malinjohansson6942]

When i train my cats (doing sit, jump and a hand Shake) they always want the cuddles over treats an it always warms my heart. 🙂 so awesome to see How youre expanding snake Discoverys horizon with including bird classes

[@LoverGirlRox1]

I didn't plan on crying when a bird took off from a counter, but here I am. Good job Cheyenne! 💚

[@heatherchiuffo5375]

How freaking awesome is this? I follow bird tricks already and snake discovery, Cheyenne is amazing

[@LittleKingTrashhmouth]

I loved this collab! And Cheyenne looks so proud of herself ❤️❤️❤️

[@dogsfromthecity]

I am SO HAPPY to see the Bird Tricks crew. 10 years ago when I had my rescued cockatiel, their program helped me so much. :) He already passed away, but had a great life. :)

[@mitsuki4098]

I LOVE Bird Tricks! I knew them before Snake Discovery. They helped me with my Bird (who sadly passed away of old age). Go Cheyenne!

[@autumnmaddox4059]

love that Emily is so open to learn!!!! that's a real master of the craft, remaining a student!!

[@arumpaldea]

Glad to see Cheyenne again! Shea such a beautiful bird :)

[@avery21026]

Two of my favorite KZbin channels! Yay!

[@serinawong3019]

"we just all talked very high" i laughed at this

[@kimmiek0]

I'm so glad to see Jamie and Dave finally at Snake Discovery! I wanted to mention this years ago when I first met the channel.

[@shannonsell6006]

Omg she really just thought she couldn’t do it!! Cheyenne you a strong birb, go do ALL the flying! I’m so proud 😭💖

[@burntumbrage6868]

Very enjoyable to watch! Fun to see this older little feathered lady find motivation to challenge what’s been normal for her and learn new avenues! Bless you and Cheyenne - may she continue to discover new things under the safety of your love and encouragement! 🙏🏼💗🦜

[@juliusroman8616]

She's 26 I think so maybe more like young adult in terms of macaw years. They can live to sixty

[@heavenly_hooves]

IM SO EXCITED TO WATCH THIS VIDEO CHEYENNE IS MY FAVORITE AND I WATCH BIRDTRICKS