The Parrot Whisperer Can Fix Your Bird Woes

[@brkehngas2566]

*”people started flocking to me”* You mad genius..

[@laragravenor5750]

😉

[@GreyDevil]

I hope this guy has a protege or teaches what he's learned. Would be a shame not to pass on everything he's picked up over the years.

[@Juber777]

"want ad: parrot whisperer apprentice" Is that how?

[@emerald1031]

Juber777 “fellow ornithologist specifically with parrots”

[@YesterdaysWonderland]

Of course not This is capitalism

[@joshbrown1381]

It's fine. The amount of world knowledge that has been lost or suppressed is massive. This would be a drop in the bucket in comparison.

[@PlaceboZypresse]

MGS2 Ending

[@bobitotime6991]

He is the definition of a flying type gym leader

[@EpicGamingGrunt]

he has to help them all!

[@Kiara-ll6jp]

Luxray! Use "Thunder"!

[@nero8455]

Spot on

[@msr1358]

LMFAOOO POKÉMON

[@zeinktm8317]

Lmfao

[@swattoolblaastoose1761]

First thing to teach to a parrot “Curse the witch who entrapped me to this form”

[@justinoiler9749]

@@BJGvideos Justin Goosie Danielle Luis

[@testalagusa3153]

@@justinoiler9749 34948

[@soggilyy]

No. Teach it to say: I'm finally getting used to this body. Then make sure ur friend hears it and act like U didn't hear it hahah

[@KateeAngel]

But the parrot form is the best possible form.

[@yourdaddyonceler1239]

😂

[@anime_slayer6849]

My parrot and grandma spent time cursing each other in Spanish no lie

[@alidelatierra]

😂😭

[@91010186]

Life~

[@franklanguage]

@@solangel8002 LOLOL!

[@isan3615]

Why r u here lol

[@adelaide201]

Please tell me you have a video somewhere of this lol

[@duchi882]

*"I thought I had a male Parrot but after 20 years it just laid an egg"* Wat

[@borntobedeformed7000]

It's hard to tell.

[@VintorezYT]

Most birds require genetic testing to confirm gender, unless they end up laying an egg. You can't tell by just looking at their bits.

[@megg2826]

Happened with my cockatiel had him for 15 years laid an egg 2 years ago. Now is a her

[@Notorious-AP]

Little Grape should’ve cooked it

[@theswimmingpotato7037]

Most parrots don’t have any way to tell their gender by looking at it. With cockatoos, females are more likely to have a redder iris than males but it isn’t a way to tell for sure the sex of one. Most birds are dna sexed or surgically sexed. The bird he was holding In the thumbnail is an aclectus parrot and they’re one of the few that can be recognized of sex by their feathers.

[@jia9420]

“I have one clivent who was feeding her bird waffles with maple syrup and pasta with vodka sauce” How do u even

[@lunargames5246]

Daily is a problem I mean I shouldn't talk my first bird (who I still have she's just the oldest) loves and I mean LOVES Ice cream and french fries they're treats not a daily thing and whatever i'm eating if it's bird safe I give her a peice like chicken, beef, egg. But those are treats not like a flipping meal that one lady had to have one over weight bird and birds don't weight a lot.

[@TheSadistNat1on]

I can imagine the person pouring the syrup on with the weirdest smile, "mmm yes, this is what you want"

[@nickyroutsi6998]

And then my parrot doesn't even eat his vegetables

[@Hugglechi]

Birds can eat almost anything, is it good for them? No not always but they can have it in MODERATION. Too much of anything can kill them obviously. People need to introduce their birds to their originally habitats daily diets so like macaws they eat exotic fruits and berries and nuts along the jungle and not peanuts and sunflower seeds cause that's not what they normally eat in the wild. If they arent getting their appropriate diet they get overweight or worse metabolic bone disease.

[@rachelscientia7228]

Blackpink Isn't in my area Yeah unfortunately, since birds can pretty much eat (almost) anything, people think they s h o u l d. They treat them like people in terms of diet, which, couldn’t be further from the truth

[@yaboispacemcgee4999]

he protecc he atacc but most importantly, he gets ur birbs happiness bacc

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

Nub Nub The Magnificent spell much? Wtf with the goober talk?

[@trilo_boy]

he kiss ur birb

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

TRILO BOY unintelligent & unintelligible congratulations goober dumbing down is a thing!

[@Photoshop5857]

@@GreenCanvasInteriorscape cant u take a joke

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

Anonymous jokes are funny this is goober twerp dumb deliberately misspelling isn't amusing, what's the humor?

[@liam-ethanwallis4924]

Everything about these birds is amazing except their constant pooping. Fascinating, beautiful creatures

[@lovely-mk4rt]

Everything poops

[@mr.x2567]

Everything poops you idiot

[@liam-ethanwallis4924]

Yvonne Amaral Not every goddamn minute though. Birds like these poop constantly, it's a bit silly

[@liam-ethanwallis4924]

Mr. X Not like these things though, dickwad

[@olf6280]

@@mr.x2567 he knows that everthing poops you idiot

[@andybaden5158]

Owning a 5 year old for 80 some odd years...beautiful creatures but I think ill pass.

[@dumoulin11]

A five year old that poops everywhere all the time. As a longtime parrot owner I feel it's my duty to warn people about the poop.

[@jennsinkona]

Andy Baden lol so true! I wish more people felt the way you do! Parrots are rehomed so often it’s very sad as people don’t realize the dedication it takes

[@riot7164]

I’ve got an African Grey bird and I’ve had two of them, both female, I managed to take care of both of them at a young age, but it gets difficult at times, but they are amazing creatures and I would never hurt or get rid of my bird, she doesn’t bite and is friendly and approachable towards anyone

[@mr.x2567]

They are way smarter than five year olds.

[@karenbrown4524]

@@mr.x2567 They most certainly are!

[@WaitWhat99]

This guy needs a whole show to himself, like “its me or the dog” kinda thing. Hed be fascinating to watch

[@patriciaguida-odell1755]

Yes

[@justyad3106]

Imagine having powers to talk to parrots. Damn thats cool.

[@Mr-Ad-196]

Homan gib me seeds.....Now imagine what you will hear when the morning bird started chirping and you understand them....

[@silverisshiny]

I want this power !

[@amadeusbrandenburg6439]

@@Mr-Ad-196 Every human has the powers to talk to parrots. But they probably don't understand us.

[@a-bird-lover]

If you watch their body language for long enough, it's not too hard. I can read my lil cockatiel pretty easily, they're very expressive if you look for the right signals

[@a-bird-lover]

talking to them is a little harder, but it's proven by Alex they understand us to some degree... again, my little bird understands "good" as praise and likes to repeat it to himself :)

[@sajjeel123]

Help, my parrot is hanging out with the wrong crowd. He started smoking 2 months ago and last week he almost burned down my house. I've tried talking to him but he just keeps repeating what I say in a sarcastic sassy way, I also found some weed in his car yesterday. Please assist, thanks

[@tempestshadow9992]

This is gold

[@thedativecase9733]

Is he a blue and gold macaw? If so that's normal behaviour - he will grow out of it in 30 or 40 years.

[@fleaflicker1451]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@serenaward1998]

😤

[@sourpuss5951]

@@BJGvideos To quote one of the top comments: "Curse the witch who entrapped me to this form."

[@Scorpscorpdorp]

Everything he says resounds so well with parrots like this video made me happier than ever. Birds are complex and amazing.

[@schplorgus8140]

PASTA WITH VODKA-SAUCE

[@karenbrown4524]

Waffles with maple syrup for breakfast! 😬

[@supremeegg6839]

Birds eating better meals than most of us

[@daniellevesper8071]

I read this in Gordon Ramsey’s voice lol

[@LuisDominguez-js9pr]

yup, humanities hit rock bottom...

[@dyrc1881]

can't lose your parrot's trust if you don't have their trust!

[@Liuhuayue]

@Jay ;-; That name checks out hard. ;-;

[@emmab1774]

Dyrelic [GD] That actually could be untrue in some cases For example, one bird I know trusted its owner. Would go out of its cage to fly to her, lay with her in her bed. Eat from her hand. One day her sister was playing with it and the cat got to it. The bird fortunately survived the encounter, but didn’t do the things it used to. She’s still gaining its trust back and now will go on her hand. It is possible to have a birds trust and lose it ^^

[@bucca2]

I’ve got an African Grey. Love him, but he makes my life hell

[@user-yv8of9fy5u]

I feel ya

[@theworldoverheavan560]

Eat him

[@bucca2]

@@theworldoverheavan560 not enough meat. also, he's very soft

[@karenbrown4524]

And you have the cutest lutino tiel! I'll always miss my tiel terribly. He was in our lives for 23 years, since 1993. ❤❤ How long have you had your Gray? It isn't easy and there's always their bedtime to look forward to! 🙂

[@bucca2]

Karen Brown I hope my tiel is around for so long! I can tell you must have loved him a lot ❤️❤️❤️ I’ve had my grey for around 6 years at this point. He’s certainly not easy to take care of (his favorite location for mischief is the kitchen) and bedtime is always a hassle, I wouldn’t trade it for the world ☺️

[@xmgameing2202]

This video made me extremely happy for some reason. Like I can’t stop smiling and it’s great

[@doblejota9651]

Pasta with vodka sauce to a bird?? C'mon people...

[@hailgiratinathetruegod7564]

Maby it was an rusian species

[@ZXC_NHK]

Не, ну а че?)

[@lordchampion2724]

It's pissing me off just thinking about it

[@tarajh]

So many videos on YT of people feeding awful stuff to their birds (twinkies, French fries, chips, ice cream) because they think it's "cute." Grrrr...

[@pompey333]

Wonderful story I have two bird roomies for three years now and yes understanding the birds laungage is very important

[@zinaa]

I like this man.. we need more people like him

[@SRV1o1]

tommy wiseau changed it up what a legend

[@ESLTeacherSam]

Thank you for all the wonderful work you do everyday! My parents own a bird sanctuary called Earth Angels. My parents have help birds of all breeds for over 25 years. It takes a very unique and very gifted person with great patiences to work with parrots of all walks of life. I have seen what happens when people love the parrots and people who are abusing or who are called bird hoarders. The world need to understand how to treat these parrots. The care of the parrot is full time dedication of your time and energy.

[@ACAB.forcutie]

Pasta and vodka sauce wtf who feeds an animal that?? 😂

[@miss55apple]

I know right

[@bryankopkin6869]

That red ringneck was BEAUTIFUL 11/10 Birb right there

[@hyperactived0ll]

On all levels except physical, he is a bird, KAKAKAKAKKAKA

[@SeabassFishbrains]

Other people: "Having a 2 year old that never grows up for 70 years??? I'll pass!" True parrot people: "Excellent! I'll take 5 please and ooo! I should start a parrot rescue!"

[@lunargames5246]

To be honest they're absolute pains in the ass when they want to be but ya gotta love'em. I know a lot of people that want them but when the realize how much work they are they give up or put it to the side if you lived around birds or were raised with them it's a cake walk. Tho to be honest I couldn't deal with a human 2 year old for 70 years I much prefer birds.

[@SeabassFishbrains]

@@lunargames5246 lol yeah, I've pretty much opted for the birds over human children path in life XD I love kids but I can't have my own and the adoption system is totally set up to not favor me but birds are close enough (even if they have a sharper bite)

[@suganyadhananjayan8475]

Once I had an parrot but he's not with me anymore. But that's a lovely period of my childhood. He mimics very well. Miss him😘

[@suganyadhananjayan8475]

@YoungD3mon314 He has some health issues so he died earlier.

[@vlr7368]

This guy is just so pure and seems like he has genuine intentions to help. Also his voice is really soothing, not gonna lie.

[@melissascafidi2851]

This man is amazing. He truly gets it

[@mozee94]

I knew Glenn since the late 70s. He has always been as genuine and honest as he comes across in this video. Awesome guy!

[@go3119]

It’s amazing to me how many people seem to find their path early & things just align and accelerate from there. Wonderful 💛

[@threeleggedcatdogwithtwosa6469]

Thank goodness you realized your gift so early. It's so hard to find people who truly understand birds. I try but I'm not one and I appreciate what you can do.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

You need to calm parrots down to let them know the bird is the word. My favorite parrot is the Solomon Island Eclectus (shown at 0:03; makes are orange and green while females are red and purple)

[@hexbug101]

Avery The Cuban-American actually was sitting with my female eccy while watching this lol

[@mrpellagra2730]

You are everywhere.You are literally Justin Y. 0

[@lakani4953]

I have a gorgeous female eccy named Blossom. She's my baby, and we're bonded. Females of this species are well known to bond to one particular human in a household. I feel lucky knowing she picked me.

[@hexbug101]

Lakani huh interesting. My Ruby loves everyone in the household. I’ll even go to the park across the street from my house to let people meet and hold her. She loves the attention

[@lakani4953]

@@hexbug101 Whoa that's awesome! That's probably you training her properly from the start that everyone in the house is a friend. Mine's just a bitch. I love her, but demon-burd.

[@CorgiCookies]

I have parakeets, and they’re rather pampered if I do say so myself. They get a high quality pellet diet with treats, fruits, and veggies, a big flight cage, and access to fly around my room. I wish more people would do their research before getting a bird.

[@THEE.apples]

yes. Im glad to read u didnt clip their wings. They love to fly.

[@vi8124]

Great Big Story needs way more subscribers🤔

[@stevedoe1630]

My 2-cents on parrot interactions: 1. They’re wild. Always have been, always will be. Don’t have to always be afraid, just ALWAYS be respectful of this. 2. The beak is multipurpose. Used for opening seeds, for climbing... and, yes, as a weapon (defensive and offensive). 3. Their brains are hard-wired to socially be part of a flock. They need to know where other flock members are. A lonely bird may be calling, and calling, and calling. Nature adapted them for the call to be heard for long distances in thick canopies, among other places. To a human may seem very irritating. To a lonely parrot, needs to know if it’s flock members are close by = less stress. Sometimes just calling back gives them piece of mind. You have a social obligation as having been accepted into their flock. I like to call for them, too, from another room from time to time, just to ensure they are fulfilling their side of the flock obligation. They call back, and then it’s done. The more lonely the parrot is, the more the human has to participate in the flock. 4. They REALLY respond to emotion. Anger from the human will illicit defense (fear-anger) from them. If they do something I don’t like, I try to respond with sadness and fake tears and sad voice. Usually they immediately try to make me feel better; it’s uncanny and bad habits decrease in frequency. If they do something I like, I try to respond with positive voice, maybe sing-song rhythm, bob my head up and down, and maybe even flap arms like wings depending on the intensity of the interaction. Emotion easier to understand than spoken language, especially when there is no commonly “understood” spoken language. Think of traveling to a country that speaks a language foreign to you. 5. They don’t have hands. They don’t always remember that humans use hands to interact. In a dicey situation, they will default to their wild instinct (see ‘1’ above) and interpret hands / fingers coming towards them as a threat, offensive weapon. Put yourself in their shoes. Imagine you were held prisoner by a larger animal (bear). The bear feeds you, let’s you out of the cage from time to time, handles you, etc., etc. If the bear had an interaction that was unusual to you, and then it tried to pick you up with it’s claws, how would you interact? (¡yikes! A lot of stress for the smaller animal.) 6. Great way to bond is just to be there. Don’t always have to handle. Sometimes I will just sit next to the cage for 10 to 15-minutes, and silently watch. They can see me, so don’t have to call for me from another room... it’s usually not a loud interaction. Actually, I get a lot of insight about their personality from this. 7. Don’t mess with a nesting hen while she’s taking care of her eggs. She may still interact with you during this time, just don’t force anything. She’ll let you know what is acceptable and what is unacceptable.

[@conzo4620]

My bird likes to run after the ping pong ball.

[@karenbrown4524]

So cute!!! What breed is your parrot?

[@hailgiratinathetruegod7564]

Its hunting its pray

[@conzo4620]

Karen Brown love bird. When we play table tennis she just jumps onto the table and we pray that we don’t hit her with the ball.

[@betkay1018]

Absolutely beautiful. All species are so much more complex than what their shape and colour would seem. They can teach us much not only about their species but about ourselves. There can never be too many really caring specialist creature handlers in this world...you are unique amongst them.

[@hambino28]

Cristopher Walkins meets Sally Fields

[@notinterested8452]

Was looking for this comment the birb Christopher Walkern so true.

[@skylerdumas8331]

So what your saying is that we need a “it’s me or the bird” show. I’d binge that!

[@ravendarkie]

I would watch a show about him being a bird whisperer 🦜

[@sy01mamabear83]

This is exactly what I have been telling people! Not only do birds need species diet depending on the species, but also special veterinary care, and birds have different mannerisms and are so emotional and intelligent..and when those mental, emotional, and dietary needs are not met, it often ends in bad behaviors forming, or health issues. As a fellow bird nerd with a bird companion, I try to help people out with info if they need help understanding something, and tell them about my experiences, or a life-hack to make some tasks easier, ect. Found a passion for birds since I was a teen, when I got my first bird (a re-home cockatiel) the rest is history. I'm hooked. One bird is good for now (conure) but in the future I would like to get to a good financial and housing situation to where I could be able to adopt more birds. :) ❤️

[@tarsusbitte5075]

Every responsible parrot owner can kinda do all of those things,,, knowing parrot body behaviour, learning and adjusting to different parrots' likes/dislikes etc Why aren't I getting paid damn

[@possiblyadickhead6653]

As he kinda said it's just some rich dudes one day buying a parrot and not doing their research and not knowing what they get into

[@alidelatierra]

aves yes but in nyc rich people want to pay others to do every possible kind of labor they are too lazy to do

[@THEE.apples]

Its easy to do with ur bird. But not with a bird you've never seen or met before. Its not hard either tho.

[@kellycondoleon2453]

Who wants to help me with my attack bird? He flew on my brother and bit his neck and today he bit me on my lip. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong but someone needs to help or I’m going to have to give him away. I think my home is too loud for him or something.

[@tarajh]

@@kellycondoleon2453 - Have you watched BIRD TRICKS or FLOCK TALK here on YT? They do consulting, too.

[@vinnrush1882]

A hero we don't need And the hero we don't deserve (this man may not have a pure heart but he sure have a pure intention on helping others)

[@billtheminer9945]

He looks like bird. He thinks like bird. But most importantly... *_He loves birds :3_*

[@androk.]

No wonder he’s a parrot whisperer, no parrot can resist that soft voice

[@killerfunghoul3948]

bird whisperer: hi eric i’ve came to help you with your temper and to stop your swearing eric the legend: shooooooo ya bastard shoooooooo! bird whisperer: now calm eric.... eric the legend: get out of it. shooooooo. bird whisperer: i’m done eric the legend: farking legend 😂😂😂😂😂

[@RebeccaStout]

"Farkin sick of it"!

[@tangothebubbypuppychicken526]

So just from this video I can't tell what kind of methods this guy uses or what he teaches (fresh veggies looked great tho!), but if he's out there helping birds the right way I'm all for it 👍😁 Another great husband and wife team that have helped thousands (including myself) is BirdTricks. It's because of them that I have the life that I do with my babies (my channel is mainly on Tango who they helped me with on free flight). Their channel has hundreds of videos to help bird owners out there :) Love that the word is getting out that birds are not a cakewalk!! They require so much attention, space, and patience 💙💛

[@SailingDreams]

He needs his own TV show! The parrot whisperer

[@rudetuesday]

I like how he lights up when he's with birds. Great profile of a person I wouldn't have thought to get to know.

[@dislikebutton1712]

Ill teach my bird to say Finally, you're awake when i wake up

[@sherriviz1055]

About a year ago I decided I was dead set on getting a large bird. So cute and smart BUT THEN!!! I watched video after video of bird owners and I learned how stupid of me it would be because my personality could not handle it. I am glad I listened to bird owners. I’m a pro dog and cat owner. Not birds lol

[@bleb9608]

This is my literal DREAM Im a huge parrot and corvid enthusiest and know everything about them

[@monkeynumbernine]

I hit the parrot jackpot when I got my wonderful BFA. He's mellow, not aggressive and not destructive. (except to his toys) He's not even terribly messy. He's my best friend 💖 🐦

[@Brownycat]

*Claims to know what he's doing* *Pets parrots on places that make them hormonal and sexually frustrated which in turn can make them aggressive* Good job dude

[@colonelsanders5529]

Brownycat yeah I noticed that too, birds should really only be pet on the head

[@Brownycat]

@Azure Ablepsia If they have issues with their vent area, you go to the vet. Petting their back will do literally nothing...

[@Brownycat]

@Azure Ablepsia you mean where the cockatoo is hanging upside down in the cage? That still looked like simple petting to me and it's even worse than just petting them on the back. Yeah, a "bird whisperer" doesn't have the necessary knowledge to handle that stuff. And like, everyone can call themselves that and act like they know what they are doing because it's no official job like a dog trainer and such.

[@Brownycat]

@Azure Ablepsia I totally think like you do. Like heck, the only people I'm okay with saying things like that are people, that have studied veterinary medicin as well as animal psychology. I'm also okay with parrot rescue people that work together closely with the kind of vets I mentioned but still I'll be carefull there since there are rescues that claim to know what's best for the bird when in reality they don't but those usually don't work that close with avian vets... I think I heard something about males being okay with being pet on the back and females with the chest but still, I'd rather people stop petting anywhere beneath the neck completly. It's not worth it to risk your parrot becoming sexually frustrated. One of my Senegals had been petted on the back her whole life so when I got her she was a biting, screaming, sexually frustred mess and that's what happens if you keep doing that - it's not okay. It took me around half a year to stop that and that was no fun, I tell ya'

[@Brownycat]

@Azure Ablepsia I certainly did a lot wrong at first, too but you are right, that's excatly why we should always continue to do research, even if you think you know it all. Even vets and "experts" should since we figure out more and more about animals every day, especially about their psychology. You can never stop learning with animals and more people need to realise that. My female Senegal is the only one who let's me pet her from 8 birds in total. Three budgies aren't tamed at all, the 4. only comes on your hand if she feels like it, my two scarlet-chested aren't tame either and my male Senegal will come to me on command but if I dare pet him, he either looks at me as if I completly disrespected his personal bubble, or he will try to warn bite me (he's parentraised so he's quite gentle and respectful about that - unlike my handraised female lol) or he will just straight up fly away. Some just don't like it, it's something we also need to respect and learn about :')

[@dr.zespert]

once you figure out how to tell what a bird is feeling, what’s it’s telling you, you look like a magician whenever you show off your bird empathy to others lol. awesome stuff. i love birds.

[@ivannovotny4552]

BIRDS ROCK...!! Thank you for sharing this video with us.

[@some1special576]

I actually know someone very talented with birds. I'll never forget how she took a feisty amazon and had it happily lay on its back in her hands within minutes like it was its idea. She doesn't know everything but i think she'd be amazing and would pick up quickly.

[@amalgeorge6877]

There's another guy here in Sydney, Australia just like him.!!!!

[@suzettemarquardsen9113]

Who? What's his name?

[@nobba1752]

I have a cockatiel. He is so annoying in fact my dad said he's gonna put him on the grill. But my whole family still loves him.

[@christiandamore4284]

The bird who was getting fed waffles and his friends disliked this video.

[@tannerh3838]

Right on man...that's awesome works. I love it when people make animals priority and treat them with love care and respect. Animals are great companions when you find those you understand

[@lopezsiesta3612]

When u love it birds TOO much They have no cage . NEXT DAY Return home chaos

[@starburst9053]

Yyyyup!

[@starburst9053]

They still need their cage as a house for privacy and somewhere to sleep, just leave cage door open 😀

[@scott1171]

this needs to be shown to every person who wants a bird and create more awareness about birds

[@archivehans]

Dude is a city s Druid. Uses parrot summon

[@beepot2764]

He reminds me of my uncle Bob. Bob has 3 parrots (sorry idk the breed) and they are very calm and sweet birds. As soon as Bob comes home they get so excited.

[@efficient7x714]

This is the earliest I've ever been... Guess you could say I'm an..... EARLY BIRD 🐤

[@Timenow1]

😂👍✌

[@Photoshop5857]

dear lord

[@theworldoverheavan560]

Oh god

[@liyans1]

😂

[@oliviavignali5935]

An*

[@EpicGamingGrunt]

this KZbin channel is so underrated. loved every second of this video.

[@thebluewaterfox1493]

I think i should hire that man for a year... *YES, my budgies hate me*

[@tarajh]

Amazing bird behavior resources here on YT are _Bird Tricks_ and _Flock Talk_ . Good luck with your budgies! 🐦

[@sapphirebrillar8217]

2:06 *AKA.BIRD DANCE*

[@THEE.apples]

Just call BirdTricks. They are amazing

[@scolopaxminor]

Everything he said in the beginning is SO SO true. They can be difficult to keep and so many people impulsively get them and have to rehome them. Please do not make that mistake ❤️

[@StewartFotheringham08]

I love parrots I've always wanted one.

[@dumoulin11]

Like having a child with a can opener on its face and that poops everywhere all the time. Think about it VERY CAREFULLY.

[@Shadobanned4life]

What a neat guy ! Good for him,being able to do what he loves.

[@shamerzaihan8638]

Im an antarctic penguin psychologist and this is quite interesting to see from my point of view.

[@JOEMAMA-te3ru]

Thanks, Stalin

[@kerwynbrat5771]

I am the proud owner of an Umbrella Cockatoo. I have had her for 48 years now and we adore each other. Knowing what I know now, I firmly believe that other than small parrots who have a life expectancy of less than 15 years, all parrots should not be sold as a pet. Most owners don't have the time, money or the lifetime investment to make in this incredibly bright animal. Too many of these birds end up in terrible conditions and they are very emotionally invested in their owners. Please do not buy a parrot unless you can plan what to do with that magnificent friend when you die, have to move, get married and the bird hates your human partner, etc.

[@yashraghav1485]

Please make a video on sikkim, india which is worlds first 100 prcent organic state as a part of ur green great big story

[@AnimalEmancipation]

Thanks for pointing me towards this interesting fact!

[@beecool9380]

I got the wrong end of the stick and expected Bird asmr.

[@SteezyCows]

I really need help with my bird he been screaming “Shut up” to me and he yells at 4am

[@bitteralmonds5717]

@Ashley Batres I mean you probably were shouting shut up to the bird first lol. Birds do yell at 4am, or basically whenever first light is. Think of the "dawn chorus" and then think that parrots have to scream loud enough to be heard for some distance in a jungle. Put the cage somewhere where you can block out all light in a room at night (thick blinds, get rid of any LED lights in there with electrical tape) and that will help somewhat with the 4am screaming. (Be careful not to put something too dense on top of the bird cage so the poor thing doesn't suffocate). Otherwise there are plenty of resources for training strategies for screaming birds online, but often you will have to just sometimes accept it because that is literally what they do from time to time.

[@tarajh]

Do you watch _Flock-Talk_ or _Bird Tricks_ here on YT? They're great resources!

[@SteezyCows]

@@bitteralmonds5717 late comment, but no we got it from someone I just want to know if my parrot can stop saying a specific word. Thank you though lol

[@rachael504]

There should be a book written about this man...absolutely amazing

[@belle369]

I have a loud sun conure and 4 budgies. The conure is LOUD LOUD LOUD LOUD LOUD LOUD

[@hollyrivney3638]

Bell Iron Fist And the pitch can deafen you for an hour!

[@belle369]

Holly Rivney Yeah!

[@THEE.apples]

did u know that before u got him?

[@belle369]

ii Marquise ii ii Marquise ii Yeah

[@burakcetav]

GIVE THIS MAN A TV SHOW!! I was waiting for this video to be 45 minutes episode!!

[@sadjoysplode]

EDUCATING the owners HOW TO CARE FOR THEIR PARROT"(S ) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@Dosteyboi]

I got an Alexandrine Parakeet. He's nice. Hi to you from him. He likes to chill around under the table or eating my shoelaces. He eats any, ANY type of shoe or sandle he sees. Not like literally eat, but he chews on them and wrecks them. He has destroyed loads of shoe pairs at our house.

[@KnightSlasher]

"What's your talent" _I speak to birds and I am totally nit crazy_

[@Otto-rn4bj]

3:21 put da birb on a sticc

[@shiny_edin]

This guy sounds like Donald Trump.

[@melissaroscher1080]

Seeing a parrot in a "pet shop" broke my heart. I'm not a bird person but wanted to break it out of that place.

[@cheese7988]

I can speak bird too Oof oof oo.... My bad that’s roblox

[@stuckfart]

:(

[@KimBouchard]

I wish my brother had translated his love of birds into a business as you have. That was his passion.

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

If you get a parrot they'll outlive you, they'll have to suffer your passing. Its incredibly unfair to do that to them.

[@lukedeaton]

I'd say the parrot'd be relieved when I go

[@lulum3814]

That’s was so lovely to watch. What a cool job and those birds just jump right onto him 😃

[@ruqayyahauleear6597]

Are we gonna ignore the fact that his voice sounds like Donald Trump. 😐

[@TheReeShow]

My friends treat me like I'm this guy. Constantly like "what bird should I get? Which are the easiest" If you have to ask me it's none lmao I will never encourage someone who wants "easy"

[@Musicplaylist48]

I had a blue-gold macaw(sweet pea) and a orange winged amazon(toby) and would feed them anything we had for dinner that night, corn on the cob, mac'n'cheese and black cherry ice cream were their favorites

[@insomniacs5138]

Christ lmao

[@birdking4478]

The first 10 seconds perfectly summed up my bird

[@nitrodubz]

The most relatable title in this whole website

[@arvinbaluyut9042]

What a nice guy. I hope he is doing great and keeps doing what he does.

[@cloudwyrms9752]

This is the type of person I aspire to be. Birds are such amazing creatures, but there are so many issues that come with caring for them poorly.