Wild Lorikeet Brings Girlfriend to Meet Human Mom | The Dodo Soulmates

[@cravensravens]

LMAOOOO he's just like "guys guys, you can get free food and there's a pool."

[@merciful9695]

ᴍᴏᴄʜɪ ᴊɪᴍɪɴ There’s a lot more to it, but you get the basic idea I guess.

[@albertrebuquiao9994]

lol

[@purplereigns7521]

And a Beautiful Woman!

[@onullo]

I think they see her as an easy source of affection, food, and water.

[@huriye161]

ᴍᴏᴄʜɪ ᴊɪᴍɪɴ thats one part of it but the poor bird obviously felt really comfortable and safe with her. It’s the same with your mom (if you had a normal mom) you rely on her for food and comfort as a child but that doesn’t mean that’s all you care about. You wanna be with her when you’re a little child because she’s the one that makes you feel safe.

[@abitem8167]

Imagine being here chilling outside when a birb suddenly decide to adopt you

[@__cookies__8053]

Lol😂

[@montano336]

I could not imagine a birb trying to adopt me

[@cooperseale]

Bird*

[@abitem8167]

@@cooperseale birbbbbbbb

[@spacecat3198]

Coop Tis birb. Look up “birb” as a meme. (Sometimes it goes as far as “borb”.

[@biscaya08]

When he brought his friends along... and then his girlfriend..Made my heart melt

[@joannemurdock7899]

Sooo cute. Elvis new. Bee. Has. A. Kind. Heart. And. Picked her to. B. His mum and. Friend what. A. Special. Bond they. Have. Lorikeets live. In. Australia. I live. In Brisbane Australia and I am lucky. Enough to have lorikeets come to. My. Back. Yard I keep. A bird. Bath. For birds and. Feed them lorikeets r. A. Very colourful bird

[@melodiefrances3898]

I know isn't that the sweetest thing?

[@treborironwolfe]

Kinda reminds me of college freshman behavior.. "Hey! My mum's got beers in the fridge! Party at my house!!"

[@mrmcprang]

a german animal researcher one got a hurt female ape back into the wild...years later he visited the area again and found her sitting on a tree with a baby on her back. So she came down to him, got the baby in her hands to let him see and hold it by his own like "hey your back, look what i have acomplished" just a great response

[@Doggieworld3Show]

Hi ma, wanna meet my girl?

[@ericisabirye1992]

Elvis scored big time with his girlfriend, by showing her his human pet.

[@mrdivinelightning]

He passed away 😢😢😢😢

[@ericisabirye1992]

@@TungHoang-xj6jd I didn't, you did.

[@anonymousmonkey9491]

nah fam, you take care of pets. slaves on the other hand, take care of you without payment.

[@georgei546]

@@mrdivinelightning are you serious so cute

[@LLShiningOtter]

Who he has trained to feed him no less

[@theheavyfromteamfortress2723]

The most surprising thing is that elvis would literally bring others back like hey look at my big friend

[@diydame7863]

...yes, like, "I want to introduce you to MY HUMAN"

[@SpSot]

The parrot family is a quite intelligent one, so it wouldn't surprise if in his little bird mind thought they should be introduced to his human "mummy" who helped him to recover

[@AweSomo84]

DIY Dame haha yeah

[@afsha7157]

Aww so cute

[@audiblewilcox9085]

Seriously..thats incredible. And the other birds are smart to know wow.

[@yukey2587]

The fact that she did not think of caging him to "take care of him" is excellent. She let him be free to come and go as he pleased. THAT is a wise and gentle woman!

[@kojoessuman2423]

There's a saying that "when u love someone u set him free"

[@cmj199318]

Yukey this in in Australia. They’re pretty much like crows

[@nagatouzumaki7265]

@@cmj199318 Lmao 😂 I swear

[@nachgeben]

@@cmj199318 Bruh, wtf are you that crows are just showing up and helping themselves to your house

[@dukegotpowers]

Yukey these birds were never meant to be caged....

[@ivythealiencat]

These are the Disney princess skills ive always wanted to have

[@cheezmebaby]

That and being able to perfectly sing about anything all the time

[@taniaferrante4889]

I do haha animals flock to me...I have 2 buddy raccons that chill with me and my cats on the blacony a little skunk who licks my ankle lol and 3 random cats that come eat as well...and stray animals follow me around all the time haha

[@ivythealiencat]

@@taniaferrante4889 thats so cool.. I befriended a shy abandoned cat once but he died sadly

[@hazelaquarius]

Check out Micarah Tewers! She owns chickens and ducks, she sings well, she sews and she lives in an RV

[@ivythealiencat]

@@hazelaquarius thats pretty cool. The only talent I have is art and if i had an RV I would spraypaint cool designs

[@elle262]

Many Australian homes have these birds in their yards. Sometimes they arrive with hundreds of their friends when food is about. They are most spectacular (and noisy) at sunset when they squabble over the best spot to sleep in the palm trees. They are friendly and will adopt you if you are kind and generous. I’m an Aussie but I’m still in awe at the miracle of nature.

[@Fernando_Sabino]

I got a bunch of them at my balcony, I always leave some sunflower seeds and fresh water…but they are very hesitant (but I got a couple who aren’t afraid of being close to me). How to not make them afraid of me? Ps: I got a cockatoo visit last week!

[@elle262]

@@Fernando_Sabino - How special for you 😊 The seeds you are giving them are perfect. If you give them nectar syrup ( you can buy it) they will sit on your hand , but too much isn’t good for them.

[@Fernando_Sabino]

Thank you for the tip, I’ll take care with the dosage…😌

[@elle262]

@@Fernando_Sabino 😁

[@michelehemlokhexwhite4310]

@@Fernando_Sabino just sit out on your balcony very quietly, and they will eventually befriend you. Put the seeds closer to you gradually. Good luck. You are blessed!

[@emmywang346]

My boyfriend is from Australia and his parents backyard has Meyer lemon trees and small vegetation that I think these beautiful birds love. Every time I visit, I always say hello to these gorgeous creatures. Believe it or not, these birds are SUPER friendly. They follow me around every time I call them and chase me around the yard. They bring such joy.

[@divy0613]

This made me happy

[@nachgeben]

God, I wish where I was in America had birds as friendly as that. All we have are birds that freak out whenever you breathe within thirty feet of them. Closest I ever got was a little male quail I saved from one of my barn cats, and he was only tolerating me until I knew he got his stamina back.

[@emmywang346]

Colander Shepard haha well I live in NYC where the birds (mostly pigeons) just don’t give a sh*t about flying right over you or walking in the middle of the street lol but the squirrels here are a little toooo friendly haha

[@ComradeCrusty]

@@emmywang346 yeah I remember as a kid mom taking pictures of us with squirrel sitting on top of our heads on the front porch. We had a couple of friendly Blue Jays now that I think about it.

[@smurf_n_wesson9064]

Emily Wright we actually have Quaker Parrots/Monk Parakeets in Brooklyn

[@WorivpuqloDMogh]

These birds are intelligent. But to have a wild one do this, thats truly unique

[@starseed96]

It might have been an escaped pet

[@Its_Asteria]

@@starseed96 no. This is Australia The lorikeet is native there. They're everywhere. They're quite docile birds which is why he's so friendly. Besides, most wild birds can recognize that they can benefit from being around humans, like free food and shelter when they aren't feeling well. Birds are incredibly intelligent. Even wild cockatoos can solve puzzles for rewards.

[@katehobbs2008]

Chaz nonsense lol.

[@katehobbs2008]

starseed96 pretty well certainly.

[@philipvernejules9926]

......they do become familiar and friendly pretty fast . Not sure if due to generations of exposure to humans feeding them or their natural innate character. The cockatoos are a bit more skittish but there are personality differences . The ones I have who come into my shed and garage are the Rosellas and king parrots ,they're closely related to the rainbow lorrikeets .The rainbow lorrikeets tend to hang out 1½ ks away from my place same as the Corella's ; not sure why . Those of us who feed birds do notice the changes in bird sightings and habitat shift caused by climate change.

[@thellamacorn8902]

Haha wow, he's like an adopted son who moved out after a while and got a girlfriend and everything!

[@seanfinn107]

yer, lol, left the nest.

[@marathitechcreator1201]

Ya . They will bring grandchildren too. There is a bird man in India.

[@afsha7157]

Lol that's true and cute

[@sexikiki1980]

Lol I know , never heard anything like it amazing.

[@mckarov5818]

Omg!

[@hailpep]

The fact that she let Elvis go without worrying if he'd come back, makes the lady a special human. She just loves the animals truly unconditionally.

[@85arrie]

I wonder what the birds conversation was like lol “Hey I have a human to show you!!

[@twonumber22]

" i have a very nice, well-trained lady back at my crib"

[@utecastronoova863]

I have a sugar mama I want you to meet but don't worry it's just platonic. I get free stuff though.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

'No, no; seriously! She's really nice! Gave me my own fountain, lets me in her nest, and gives me all the food I could eat! She's awesome! The dogs are..tolerable. The human's the best part~'

[@birdlover7776]

Alexis Grunden Cute : ))

[@stephanginther9051]

Some animals will introduce their friends to humans they like. Cats have been known to do that, dogs to. Cats, if they see another cat they know likes you, they are more likely t give you a chance. My two neighbors each have a cat. The first is a sweet girl cat named shady and the other is a cautious male namde max. Shady gets mad if you don't stop and say hi, max is more anti-social and generally runs from people, even if he's met them before. If they are out together he's more likely to let you approach. He'll see Shady get affection, then he might let you pet him briefly before leaving.

[@VegasViking420]

"Mom, this is my girlfriend okay? I really like her so be nice and DONT EMBARRASS ME!"

[@minxyayala]

oH sHe SOOOO BeAUtiFul Bird:mom no

[@VegasViking420]

@justin ivory 329 ppl disagree. How many people are you?

[@Acedoescrochet]

justin ivory please get a life and spread something besides hate to people that did nothing simply dislike the comments

[@VegasViking420]

@justin ivory 526 now. Fuckin loser

[@chalronbjork4766]

Exactly! The bird is showing he thinks this is his mating partner!

[@celebkiriedhel]

I'm of the opinion that wild animals let each other know who the good humans are. Bee is clearly one of them.

[@KnowerofThings]

Hitler was an animal lover

[@woopersquirtle1422]

@@KnowerofThings ?

[@karenbrown4524]

@@KnowerofThings Yes, he really was. There's a book I've been meaning to pick up titled: "Animals In the Third Reich: Pets, Scapegoats, and the Holocaust".

[@bigsky5430]

Absolutely 1000%

[@innocentgriever1535]

Happens with stray cats too! One day youre feeding one of them, the next day the entire gang show up demanding food haha (not that i'm complaining)

[@bunnytail1370]

I like that you allowed the bird to be a bird. It showed Elvis really loves you by showing you his friends and his girlfriend. Your a great bird mom!!

[@ImmortalChaos]

I read the title too quick. I thought he brought his mom a girlfriend, he'd be an amazing wingman.

[@Bilal_Aslam_]

"wing"man 🤣

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

"Wing" man? 😂😂 Get out.

[@anna-mariadickmann7032]

Bilal Aslam I was about to write the same thing😂

[@felipebraga5159]

Hard same

[@lain1hiwakura]

That comment And that picture tho. Everytime I see her face all I can think of is "Sera was never" haha

[@umal2506]

Just imagining when she becomes elderly and the bird still comes to visit her on her balcony with his girlfriend and their babies and they all come and perch on her shoulder 😭😭

[@georginaK21]

Lorikeets live 10-20 years.

[@Abstract852]

As Hory Shet said, they aren't long lived like larger parrots can be. The lady won't be elderly by the time Elvis has passed on. She will still likely have a bunch of lorikeets visiting her though as the flock has somewhat adjusted to visiting which will probably be behaviour that gets learned by the following generations.

[@dra6o0n]

She'll be visited by the kids. And Grandkids.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

dont live that long .

[@liltone9614]

Easy childcare

[@Sk88p]

Now this bird is epic!!! He probably told his "friends" about home, and came to visit days after. So cute!

[@darcy031685]

That's what I thought. He told his friends his mom would feed them all.

[@standdownrobots_ihaveoldglory]

So wonderful that she understood that he needed a flock, and didnt cage him. He lives a beautiful life ❤

[@Nyasiamonique]

This bird got A girlfriend and bought her to his mom for her approval that’s next level stuff

[@lia8302]

Even a bird is doing better than them f**kboyz

[@adjjal]

@@lia8302 🤣🤣

[@Formertwig]

Lixi i u butthurt?

[@Formertwig]

Lixi i *weak*

[@ilikesand9655]

im getting a budgie and nothings getting in my way

[@judejames8214]

Girlfriend Lorikeet to her posse: "He's taking me home to meet his Mother! I think this is getting serious!" ❤️ Gorgeous birds!

[@judejames8214]

@Maxwell Smart_086 😂😂😂😂 Beautiful! Do you suppose their eggs are multi- colored? That was really 😂funny! Probably would be Qantas rather than Delta. Better service! Stay well.

[@FullyAlive33]

He had to make sure she was the one before introducing her to mom.

[@VitalityMassage]

These videos are SO IMPORTANT to help people love animals! Thank you Dodo!

[@veronicajean3612]

I must say I am able to love animals without a video. I do not know many people who hate on birds. So silly. Odd way to feel about humans. You think they need to be taught to love. Seems to be a modern day notion. People bad animals good.

[@CosmicCourtOfLaw]

@@veronicajean3612 From all the animal cruelty in the world, humans certainly DO need to be taught love. Many humans are innately cruel and self-serving. These videos bring enlightened awareness to the masses, setting the example of how humans SHOULD treat animals - the most pure and innocent beings of all.

[@lenisnorre1441]

if you need help to love animals, something is obvious wrong with you.

[@noahway7690]

What an amazing comment!

[@maheenjafri450]

RIP Elvis, he passed a couple weeks ago. Prescilla, the girlfriend comes regularly now🥺❤️

[@this_is_me_now]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@hufflepufflez3293]

poor darlings. Thanks for letting us know :')

[@ajxx9987]

How do you know?

[@ClunkerSlim]

Damn.

[@heavystarch100]

Dam...Ok I'm done for the night, that sucks broken glass.😞

[@mrx4022]

"You're so cute!" Elvis: "Yes. Am cute!"

[@ResilientGrind]

Yes, can’t help it it’s so cute 🦜

[@ResilientGrind]

TOP 1 in everything like your vids too 👍

[@calicobagels]

@@ResilientGrind ikr

[@ResilientGrind]

Wolfy Raspberry yes 🥰👍 gives me comfort 🥰

[@jaylapearson3256]

Okay, the tears came when she said "He'd still find time to come sit and talk to me''

[@iamiam5053]

This is proof that you are Blessed

[@jaylapearson3256]

Kung Fu Money Bee haha, I see where you were going with that. But no, you failed. Goodbye

[@kziila0244]

He’s dead now. RIP Elvis.

[@jadehanson9431]

I lost two lorikeets in storms I raised had them both 5 years each hope someone like this lady helped them on their journeys

[@Rick-bc2ds]

I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost my baby a couple of months ago and it took a massive toll on my partner and I. Rainbow Loris have some of the biggest personalities ever. She will always be missed.

[@jadehanson9431]

@@Rick-bc2ds I am sorry for you and your partner aswell I know they are like little clowns with attitude

[@user-ex9yq9vw2q]

Elvis: “Am I cute?” *His mom knowing what to say*: “yes Elvis your very cute”

[@WolfetteSheena]

A beautiful bird. What country do you live in? I'm in the USA.

[@user-ex9yq9vw2q]

Monica Roberts - I’m in the USA too!

[@birdlover7776]

Monica Roberts Maybe Check out her instagram for that?

[@njf1175]

Reminds me of my grandparents, one day, they had a duck and they fed him, then he started to come frequently, then brought more ducks, they fed them, then more animals like crows and other birds would come, the animals still come to this day, my grandparents still feed them.

[@jamesgallagher4726]

Very nice.

[@njf1175]

james gallagher Sometimes the ducks would literally stand right outside their black door so my grandparents would notice them and feed them.

[@Ale-mx9zd]

Awww, I would love for this to happen t me

[@tomhill3248]

@@Ale-mx9zd It will if you start consistently feeding animal. Animals love a free lunch.

[@aftrdrk7263]

Sweet ☺️

[@canijustplease]

I have 2 of them that have been visiting me everyday for the past 3 months. They just flew in my bedroom window one day while I was asleep in bed and they just hopped all over me and chirped at me until I got up. I gave them some grapes and now they never leave me alone. I get the feeling they won’t leave me now. They come visit me everyday between 7.45am and 3.30pm like clockwork.

[@iwillmakehistory313]

Reminds me of Cinderella

[@niranjanakm8784]

Like my bird who died 2 years before🥺😭😭

[@charleskerry845]

We don't have these beautiful birds here in Florida :(

[@simonjones2645]

Lol now you are part of the food collecting run ! My lorikeets visit every day and night around the same time for breakfast and dinner

[@candidogalicia5128]

You've been adopted.

[@oddoutdoors]

He brought his mate to meet you. What a rare bond you two have.

[@ketoauntie7301]

So sad Elvis recently passed away, she found his little body in a bush. His Mrs still comes to her balcony. She is very saddened over this and so are those of us who enjoy her IG pics and videos of her balcony. RIP Elvis & thank you for sharing on YT, he was very special 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@corneliali7747]

NooOOoOoOOoo!!!

[@ketoauntie7301]

@@corneliali7747 Her account is on IG where I've bern folloeing her for a couple years. Beesbalcony

[@blasianluvschocolate397]

Rest in heaven Elvis 😭🙏🙏🙏

[@caramelgumdrop393]

Here I was grinning like a fool about a cute bird and his mom and then this comment shows up like : *ItS sO sAd ThAt ElViS pAsSeD aWaY* imma just pretend I didn’t read that...🙈👩🏾‍🦯

[@THExRISER]

He lived a good life, don't be sad because it's over, smile because it happened.

[@GGxri]

The Lori goes back to his pack and it’s like; hey guys I rescued a human. She’s so cute. I think she’s gotten lost from the wild or stolen. She’s very smart and well trained. She doesn’t seem to belong in the city. She’s way too natural. She didn’t freak out when I let her sleep under my neck for 2 hours. I feel bad for the Lori who owned and lost her before I rescued her. Let’s go pet her

[@jazzyangelflower3344]

"She didn't freak out when I let her sleep under my neck" Isn't it the other way around?

[@jenwaddell9632]

Lol!!! That was funny😁

[@hertungwert2759]

@@jazzyangelflower3344 That's the joke ^^

[@jazzyangelflower3344]

@@hertungwert2759 Oh durr, haha. I just didn't read the rest of it oops 😅

[@nikieberhardt4624]

Accurate account of the event's from bird's view. 😊😊👏👏👏

[@user-ck9lm6xi1o]

Omg you're literally a Disney princess. That bird chose you. What a gift to be in the right place when it was in need.

[@asifmetal666]

N u really r this stupid n ignorant. Believe in this story. As if wild life do that in real life. This is all her pet. When u watch videos that is too unbelievable ask question. Brain dead zombies Ur all acting up. WHO RUN THIS CHANNEL? ASK THAT..

[@OffGridInvestor]

@@asifmetal666 they DO DO THAT. Average rainbow lorikeets that are in the park and have NEVER seen you before WILL sit on your shoulder as you eat lunch. Happens to my parents when they go on holidays.

[@OffGridInvestor]

They don't CHOOSE YOU it's just the rainbow lorikeet BREED. You can be a random stranger with your lunch in the park and they'll sit on your shoulder. They're actually A DECLARED PEST up north.

[@Jpilgrim30]

He’s the bird in the flock that leveled up his likability stat. They send him out to bond with humans so he can bring the flock to eat after building the relationship

[@matteo_syd7271]

🤣 And 65 people liked that..

[@robertblunden7160]

Birds are smart

[@ole340]

Cats do that too! The "wild" ones I fed always had a 'diplomat' open to relationship and when he passed away, another one took his place.

[@AurioDK]

Adorable video. That´s exactly how I got my "parents" and best friends, never had a family and 36 years ago I invited myself over to an "older" couple for a cop of coffee. They sort of ended up adopting over time in a paperless relation, we go everywhere together and I take time to see them 1-2 times every week regardless of how busy a schedule I have. I met them when I was 18, they were my foundation and stabilized my somewhat social awkwardness at the time, it can happen to humans too.

[@Fandango541]

That's awesome Dude!

[@SadEyes1412]

wholesome

[@choronzon.333]

The family we choose and that chooses us is the best. Sometimes the people you get stuck with aren't necessarily good for you or people you'd normally care to involve your life with. Chosen/adopted families are wonderful. So happy for you.

[@aeonsleo2]

How did you find them

[@AurioDK]

@@aeonsleo2 I just leaned over a fence and said :- "Hi, looks like you are having a good time". After some pleasantries I stated the coffee smelled good and got a taste. We spent the rest of the afternoon talking politics and child indoctrination as I recall it.

[@eronacalloway9159]

The told his friends he had a Pet Human that they would like.

[@dieseldog00]

LOL

[@luv2travel2000]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@selT02]

"Sweety, that Hotel is exzellent! It has a pool, amazing food and there is also a pet human that is very friendly. I will show you!"

[@homosexualblobfish2746]

‘ “Omg guys! I like was so tired and this human just gave me a free-bee to their house and totally like gave me food and stuff you should try it sometime I’ll show you around!”

[@karenbrown4524]

I love it! 🤭 Thank you

[@harleyb-ham266]

This says a lot about the girls true gentle spirit/soul. We need more people like you!

[@RUFU58]

I love that he obviously told his friends that he knows this really nice human that is friendly and they can all go there! ❤️

[@jameswinny5878]

Even birds realize it when they meet their humans with kindred spirits and this lady is absolutely fantastic and I’m not just talking about the accent.

[@kal7974]

I’m sooooooo happy that she doesn’t want to keep the bird to herself and domesticate it. This is one of the greatest videos that I’ve watched ❤️

[@asifmetal666]

This is all her pet. It's not real. Dumb ass

[@Nahvie]

@@asifmetal666 lmao you good bro?

[@ES11777]

@@asifmetal666 Is there a proof for your statement? I really hope you are wrong because it's a heartwarming video and I don't think the Dodo is lying to us.

[@OffGridInvestor]

These are naturally extremely friendly birds. ESPECIALLY when you have food. They're A DECLARED PEST up north so chances are she's probably NOT allowed to domesticate it. But HONESTLY go to the park with food and these things sit on your shoulder. Never heard of it until it happened to my parents when they went on holidays.

[@arnierhannz8927]

​@@asifmetal666 Those are not her pets, dumbass. They are all paid bird actors.

[@Will_b83]

My mom was outside watering her plants and a cockatiel started screaming at her from our roof, now this is south Texas, not somewhere you find wild cockatiels, which ultimately makes sense for a few obvious reasons but none more than the fact that this was no wild bird, after a little coaxing this beautiful little bird flew down and landed right on her shoulder, she had certainly gotten out of whomevers cage that owned her and had been loose for quite some time as she was very skinny, to make a longer story short, we could not find her owner and she became a part of our family for 8 long years, and oh my did she love redheads!

[@mr.r1178]

What year was this and what color was the cockatiel??

[@Will_b83]

@@mr.r1178 this was in the mid 90s, and (she) was grey white with the little orange cheeks

[@aftrdrk7263]

Awww ☺️

[@jacquelinetorres9694]

-EclipseFeathers- it was in the 90s before the internet was widely available to everyone 24/7

[@Will_b83]

@-EclipseFeathers- yep, and if we wanted to rent a movie we used to have to get in our car and go to this place called Blockbuster...lol

[@harrothepilot]

Rainbow Lorikeets are the most vivacious, outgoing, easygoing birds. Sort of the ' Boxer Dog ' of the avian world. As shown by this vid, if one befriends you, its for the term of their natural life. Thanks for a great vid.

[@resplndnt]

I know nothing of owning birds but they seem like they’d be lovely to have if they’re like elvis. Beautiful, personable, relatively low key

[@The_ZeroLine]

@@resplndnt Love it. Love them.

[@Blacat]

That bird is actually a cat trapped in a bird's body. He just walked in her home and said "this is my home now"

[@TakeTheVeilESP]

Good things it's a birb and not a cat otherwise it would destroy entire ecosystems and spread toxoplasmosis.

[@DJUniMekaju]

I wonder if he'll bring his babies next.

[@Uncommonsensesc]

Wouldn't that be just perfect - grandma getting to meet the grandbirds! That would be just so sweet.

[@gab7683]

I'm excited!!!!!!!!

[@craigrockwell3159]

Tiny chicken nuggets....._YUM!

[@critterwhisperer5821]

Craig Rockwell no just no

[@ChasingDeathbeds]

"Kids! This is my mother DON'T EMBARRASS ME"

[@boba5257]

Awww he had so much trust in her, he knew she was a friend. I can’t believe a wild animal had so much trust in someone so quick, but I guess that’s probably cuz the first time they met he was in a life or death situation

[@brave385]

What if he was a escaped bird from another owner? I find it hard to believe a wild bird would do that

[@SSS20025]

@@brave385 what about other birds?? Lol

[@GinoNL]

Yeah probably some bird hunter

[@Veladus]

Definitely an escaped pet. Rainbow lorikeets are the most commonly kept exotic pet in Australia, and they're also native to Australia. Pet escapes, and a wild flock accepts him. He trusts humans because of his past experience with them (when they "escape" it's usually less "escape" and more "went exploring, got lost, couldn't find way home"). The other birds, especially his bond mate (wife) (most parrot species pair bond and mate for life, 99% sure rainbow lorikeets do) trust him because he's one of their flock, so if he thinks the humans aren't dangerous, then we'll trust his judgment. Highly, highly intelligent animals. And highly social as well. It's a moral atrocity that so many people keep them in cages as decorations just because they're beautiful. And the rest of us (bird owners) get judged for those shitheads. :(

[@sofiab.9129]

The first thing that came to my mind was "escaped/dumped pet" too.

[@aussievloggerss]

I get 20 lorikeets visiting daily they are all super friendly and love flying on my head. keeped me happy during covid-19 lock downs

[@mymoonearthsun]

We need more Dodo durning a time like this 💜

[@ResilientGrind]

mymoonearthsun 🤗❤️👍🥰

[@ResilientGrind]

Yes

[@Martina-xp6ce]

mymoonearthsun indeed 🥰

[@howdareu964]

quarantine medicine. non quarantine also. awesome vids

[@ResilientGrind]

Martina Semeraro the world is still pretty amazing and full of ❤️

[@kevinb314]

The best part was that he came to her with no coercion, and stayed on his own free will too. Spent enough time outside to not become reliant/ completely domesticated. Doing his own thing in the wild, and coming back to visit regularly. The cutest part ever is where he brought his girlfriend back to meet mom!

[@SensationalBanana]

My lord... Him coming to her for safety and comfort, to rest and recover, just broke my heart and pieced it back together. Such a beautiful relationship! Massive kudos to Bee for not caging him and forcing him to be a housepet!

[@cinders2894]

I live in Australia, Geelong near the beach, and have hundreds of these guys in the trees in my backyard and around my house. They are the cutest, funniest little guys, I love watching their societies and when they show off to each other. Thank you for being so kind and enjoying wild animals. It's adorable that little Elvis chose you to be his girlfriend till he found a mate 🥰🥰🥰

[@ThePopushi]

Where does she live!? To have such colorful birds flying around your backyard like it's nothing is crazy. They're so beautiful

[@End3rDog]

ThePopushi Gold Coast in Australia

[@febriichsan2515]

And then his mom said 3:36

[@mister9mm58]

End3rDog of course it needs to be australia hahahaha

[@ang8158]

Idk if you have seen this documentary yet but I highly suggest it, its called "The Birds of Telegraph Hill" Its about a flock of parrots that were hanging out in San Francisco and they basically befriended a human who is a character himelf!! Definately check it out, watching this video reminded me of it.🤗

[@jessiejames7492]

Most probably australia

[@darrellclark9596]

Elvis has to have been someones pet who lost his way... Im glad he found you 🤙❤

[@CarriedAwayChannel]

Darrell Clark Did you watch the entire video? I thought that same thing at first, but after seeing that there are many of those birds where she lives, I realized he really was a wild bird. He actually brought his “friends” and “girlfriend” back to visit Bee and they all went in her house with him. It’s amazing!❤️🧡💛💚💙🤍🖤

[@karenbrown4524]

I was thinking the same thing. I'm convinced that he must have been. So so CUTE!!

[@karenbrown4524]

@@CarriedAwayChannel Yes! What a dynamic relationship.

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

@BossBitches Australia Ask Dodo? See if there's contact details in the pull down. Though tbh, it's going to be hard to tell as they're pretty much the same. Sorry you lost your bird, mate. At least he's probably among a whole bunch of friends if that helps?

[@Ginger51]

BossBitches Australia the video mentions an Instagram account.

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

Bee: "Sorry, boss, I can't make it in today." Boss: "Somebody better have died." Bee: "A wild lorikeet is asleep on my chest." Boss: "Understandable, have a nice day."

[@jajangmasduki6017]

Nice one

[@markusbaker1161]

Bee don’t stop! This is a beautiful friendship between a human and nature. When it happens organically it’s like magic. Personally I think birds are filthy but his added bonus is he takes himself out at night so no cleaning a cage. What a bonus!

[@ChristianofEngland]

Seriously how adorable was that? Such intelligence in abundance,he has more brains and empathy and purpose than many humans I've sadly come across. What a beautiful creature 👍

[@paulgenua6279]

"Mom, I want you to meet my girlfriend."

[@RSK9903]

It's crazy that this is a wild animal though, like he just straight up flew down to her like she was his savior and just stuck around.

[@lorrainebarrett2294]

What a truly beautiful privilege for this lovely lady to have Elvis trust her and to tell his mates they can trust her as well. What a wonderful friendship! 💙💚🇦🇺❤🧡

[@chevybee9086]

Elvis is so precious. Glad he chose his mom wisely.

[@finchz6419]

He deadass walked into that kitchen and was like "I live here now" ik people hate edits but thanks for the likes!

[@jenniferoviawe]

😂😂😍

[@asifmetal666]

R u guys live in a fairy land or what. No birds will do that. This is made up.

[@finchz6419]

@@asifmetal666 Ok Boomer

[@asifmetal666]

@@finchz6419 r u sure about that. Woke stupid. I'm one of u

[@NonchalantDebutante]

“So what we cookin?” 😂

[@akbarnoorulhaq8292]

Unbelievable.....how blessed and beautiful soul she must be for him to trust her

[@aranielleb7718]

Indeed

[@WeRNthisToGetHer]

That's so precious. He was the coolest bird of his flock. RIP with the King, Elvis. Love from Memphis, TN

[@plm8550]

3:18 Elvis & the Memphis Mafia

[@marietheresa7866]

Such Beauties, the Mom, Elvis and his posse. Hope he still comes around visiting, safe n well. Bless you all.

[@anilpaul2236]

💖

[@aramere3650]

The bird. Brought his “girlfriend” “home”. To meet his human “mother”. \(*_*)/

[@liltone9614]

aramere3650 I must have misread the title

[@HapillyMe]

Gorgeous birds. He brought his friends and his main squeeze. He's like "You guys, she's got the bomb food, fresh baths, it's like heaven there, follow me" ......😊

[@vivianwada6292]

You have been blessed with Elvis, and will cherish the memories FOREVER.

[@jonastonas8159]

1:11 that little hop into the kitchen like "honey, im home!"

[@ES11777]

More like ''mommy I'm home!''.

[@kenziev9964]

Oh that bird is beautiful!

[@vxamv.s2662]

Ikr

[@kenziev9964]

vxamv.s it’s amazing the bonds formed with humans too!

[@karenbrown4524]

Parrots are big into relationships. When they find a mate, it's for a lifetime. ❤️

[@danielamin]

Imagine my shock when I first came to Australia to find out you can find these guys IN THE CITY, like it's not even a thing. They look like rare jungle birds that you can only see from three miles away with high-powered binoculars.

[@Brissieskater1]

Welcome to Australia

[@danielamin]

The mere fact that you can see an animal called the "white ibis" pecking at discarded Mexican food everywhere in the city should tell you everything you need to know, really.

[@Veladus]

Australia has an absolutely insane amount of parrots. Especially since cockatoos are parrots (you'd be surprised how many people will argue they're not). As an American that's *obsessed* with parrots, I'm always jealous. Sometimes I think about the fact the rubber soles of my shoes have never melted on the sidewalk and then I'm okay for a while though.

[@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293]

@@Veladus Visit Melbourne! Milder climate and less creepy crawlies, certainly no snakes unless you go right out to the bush suburbs.

[@DaggerZ555]

This is the perfect way to have a Lorikeet pet because it's so much high maintenance with all the specific nectar food and stuff, so this way it just goes around eating then goes back to you. Kudos.

[@mrrsnlk03]

Yeah he probably had a hawk or some kind of bird of prey after him but so glad he got away.

[@DV-zv4ox]

Lucky escape for little dude here... Hawks usually have dead eye precision when they hunt.

[@kittydollsxo189]

Im glad he had a human friend to make hime feel safe after healing

[@sophdog1678]

More likely a cat.

[@susanurbanczyk9084]

How could there be 575 thumbs down to this? She is loved by a wild bird that is grateful to her for the safe place to recover. It's just lovely.

[@ravenone6255]

Just ignore them. They are probably jealous. They also probably have 🐕 or 🐈

[@thegray0]

Feeding wild birds is not a good idea. Loved the video but it's really sad seeing wild birds counting on the women to get food.

[@oliviawutam]

Many people get confused by the thumbs, they are not logical, Spock

[@daviddeverteuil8663]

Not to worry about them. THEY ARE SIMPLY STUPID LIVING DEAD OR ARE DEDDDDD||||||

[@michaelquaid4679]

I see people get so shocked by this all the time. And then I see others make excuses that someone had a bad experience or blah blah. People I'm here to tell you the absolute truth. There ARE straight up evil people in the world. I know this for a fact. One of those sad but very true things. So, on a larger scale keep this in mind... When someone shows you who they are..... BELIEVE them!

[@red.armstrong]

My mom is a bird *magnet* When my family went to Hawaii, we rented a house with a tree next to the porch. And every day, two little morning doves would snuggle with each other and they loved being hand fed from my mom! I swear, it was the CUTEST thing I’ve ever seen!

[@leowu988]

this looks like a promising place to cure depression

[@BioLogical-A-i]

Until you see a spider the size of a dinner plate under your toilet seat

[@kayland.5724]

@@BioLogical-A-i 💀

[@Nonyah123]

Sadly there's no cure

[@leowu988]

@@Nonyah123 you are absolutely right

[@barrysims9906]

Australia? Not at the moment M8. Its an open air prison at the moment.

[@countrygirlokla]

Friends came with to believe his outlandish stories.....his gf came with to see who the side chick was 🤣🤣 but that was really cute. and a testiment to what unbelievable creature animals are. ❤

[@bimjeam0088]

Lol einstein level humor 🤣

[@Fandango541]

side chick == 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@loza261]

💀😂😂

[@alana4554]

@LEE KING SNATCH shut up

[@bettymaverick1098]

So very sorry to hear about the passing of sweet Elvis. I have a female lorikeet and she is quite a character for sure.

[@JoeMama-jb9kj]

WAIT HE DIED?

[@Lynnmoon91]

@@JoeMama-jb9kj Yes, last year I believe. ; n ;

[@HunterBloodHunterBlood]

Yeah the woman found him in a bush. At first she thought he was sleeping but then she noticed he was unresponsive and wasn’t breathing. He must’ve died in his sleep. At least the little guy didn’t feel pain and is in a better place now ;_;

[@davechanman]

My disappointment is immeasurable And my day is ruined, take me instead of this sweet birb life!

[@imirazuke3516]

He protecc He attacc But mostly important: *He come BACC*

[@takilablue5348]

Imma Change that 69 real quick

[@balaam_7676]

Unlike my dad

[@madjaster9620]

You are not funny at all whatsoever. Go back to 2017

[@donchicoiii9407]

@@balaam_7676 oof

[@aji01121]

@@madjaster9620 just ignore this if you hate it no need to say such rude things.

[@Nicolas-yd2mw]

Lorikeet were such a pleasure to see during my year in Australia. They are wonderfull parrots and for me the animal that makes Australia so unique. Because you can see them everywhere even in cities. A joy to see them in the bright Australian sky. Thank you for this video.

[@gordonspencer6186]

I even saw parrots around the F1 racetrack in Melbourne during the race. And in the built-up area between the harbour bridge and circular quay in Sydney. Parrots can easily be the ONE reason to visit Australia. 😊

[@ezramgabriel6822]

Used to have 2 lorikeets. They were sho cute 🥰🥰🥰 One day the male lorikeet got out of his cage and flew off... he came back 2 weeks later for his missus he left back in the cage. He opened the cage and hopped back in. Guess the rough life wasn't for him 😆😆😆😆

[@needarandomname4330]

Probably cuz you kept him caged up. Had you not caged hi up in the first place, they'd be able to survive in the wild.

[@YurinanAcquiline]

@@needarandomname4330 Well, that is called tame or even a pet...

[@needarandomname4330]

@@YurinanAcquiline yup, a pet with wings locked up in a tiny cage. Why can't people just tame their flying pets but let them be free?

[@guacbird]

@@needarandomname4330 they could get killed

[@guacbird]

@@needarandomname4330 proper bird care needs time for the bird to be out for at least an hour to stretch their wings and stuff

[@lisaspachuk486]

What a tender example for us all to copy. She helped him get better and now she is rewarded many times over. Always get involved to help wildlife. 🙂

[@nanwijanarko1969]

4:00 "That was so cute, Elvis. Isn't she beautiful?" Elvis: YASSSSS

[@lianefehrle9921]

She is so lucky to live where the birds of that kind fly around the house.

[@dutch2]

In my culture when a wild bird comes inside the house we consider it as a sign of a passed one's came to check on us

[@BrianaCunningham]

Thats sweet. Thanks for sharing this! Where abouts are you from?

[@debojeet1993]

In Bengali culture too! Wow. Whenever a bird especially a sparrow comes by, we believe that a passed one has come to visit

[@hugh_mungus0184]

if I leave my back door open for 10 mins, the birds come in. Just sparrows and brown birds, the Lorikeet's stay in the trees

[@mbangroo]

In India too, mostly crows.

[@Yarkoonian]

whenever we see a cardnal in texas, we think of my great grandma

[@MezzoMamma1]

At first I thought that he had been previously domesticated. But when he brought his girlfriend with him and she got close to a human then I knew that this was a little heaven manifesting on earth.

[@pinkrose5796]

What a wonderful and kind heart you have to take care of Elvis when he needed you!! This made my day!!! Hope you have many wonderful years together 😍

[@nishantsinha5023]

To develop such a bonding with a wild bird is astonishing in itself. This shows her great love for animals.

[@tbearsghia1]

You are blessed...what a beautiful bird.

[@geetadevi2789]

He was one of the most beautiful parrots I've ever seen, the colours and the positioning of those colours, was so vivid. Its sad if he has passed away.

[@andrealee8561]

When she said what r u doing wen he was in the kitchen I almost heard him said I don't know 🤣

[@kroakie4]

I loved it when he tried to bathe in the water glass! 😂😂

[@andrealee8561]

@@kroakie4 🤣🤣

[@danakarloz5845]

Andrea lee I thought it sounded like “oh...nothing 🤓😅”

[@andrealee8561]

@@danakarloz5845 🤣🤣

[@danakarloz5845]

JDG3981 that is so cool 😎

[@kookienutquacker8692]

I could watch this over and over again. Just amazing. A wild creature’s total trust in your loving safe harbor. Pure magic.

[@toyotatacoma1616]

Australian birds are some of the most incredible animals in the world.

[@renk1071]

Fun fact: Passerine Birds originated from Australia. Explains why we have a lot of them

[@lenahummer1503]

The bird was probably fed by hand and released into the wild to soon, that's why he was looking for human contact.. can't explain it perfectly in english

[@MrBrenos]

You must not be Australian. This is a normal thing. Google Lorikeets landing on heads. It happens here everyday

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

Happens all the time here. King Parrots and Rainbow Lorikeets are two of the most trusting bird species when it comes to accepting food from humans. They quickly learn that we're a source of food, and keep coming back. 😂 I ain't complaining though.

[@sumorley3485]

These are very common birds in Australia. Even in the cities. I don't know of anybody keeping them in cages. Why would you when you can watch them flying free.

[@TheSageSpeaksB4U]

Good going, Dodo, looks like LOVE needs no language, just showing love is enough. They can tell you are special.

[@kashiewm]

I used to have lorikeets come see me every day in my old apartment. It was lovely. You are so sweet to little Elvis.

[@Bhatakti_Hawas]

God : How many colours do you want ? Birb : Yes

[@brimcnair]

Jai ShriRam 😂

[@Whodatwhathappen]

I saw a vid on penguins, how the traded flying for swimming lol

[@RightNowMan]

Good one!

[@lala100300]

God is good

[@caroldriehorst1165]

This is so amazing, how adorable is this. He loves you very much, you have a friend for the rest of your life.

[@victorsunanto]

"Im really serious about our relationship.come on,meet my mom and we talk about the wedding." Elvis said

[@Nennine001]

How blessed you are to have these beautiful birds in your country. So beautiful.