Training WILD COCKATOOS on a Bush Walk

Thank you to Mel for setting up this Bush Walk tour in Melbourne, Australia for us! Check her out at www.worksforbir....
This was our first ever bush walk in Australia and we loved it. Thank you to those patrons and fans that came out to join us! It was so much fun meeting all of you!
Of course Dave had to take a moment to joke about trying to train the wild sulpher crested cockatoos... so then I actually wanted to give it a go! The sound of the clicker definitely startled them but some were braver than others! Hope you enjoyed this behind the scenes look at our fun times in Oz!
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[@cjdonald1983]

So funny... Jamie is scared to train cockatoos that are pets.... but the wild ones, in a massive flock, Jamie is like: LET ME TRAIN YOU ALL!!!!!!

[@redsnowpenguin]

The wild ones are so chill tho

[@akiraic]

Wild ones in places like that are actually more calm than pets. They are used to people. Pets usually are more territorial.

[@TheBaconWizard]

@Spongebob Schwanzkopf You haven't listened to a single word Birdtricks have said about it, have you? THEY BITE. They ALLbite. If you own one, it WILL bite you. If you can't deal with that, don't get one.

[@aprillove9318]

Where is this place located this is absolutely beautiful I see they live in the state so I'm wondering if it is Summer's in the states or if they're on vacation somewhere

[@enviousbakemono]

Aw damn you guys should come down to around Croydon area about 15 -20 minutes from where you are and go to any oval. Galah galore.

[@Kayenne54]

Birds have cleverly trained humans to bring food.

[@urf808]

Kayenne54 LMAO!!!!

[@Alesha_Lewer]

Kayenne54 I know mine sure has lol

[@CaptainDulios]

This! :D

[@themahoney6758]

That made me question reality

[@millicentkukla9132]

Yess

[@RiverCrystal]

That one cockatoo was like... "I don't know what your deal is lady, you have the treat right there and can just give it to me, but whatever fine."

[@RealFarknMcCoy]

Yes! And "I don't want to play this game anymore. I'm gonna go over here, where the people hand out treats for free. Crazy hooman."

[@mrsshah7762]

that clicking thing is so un-Australian

[@_yolopatchtv3887]

It's a really nice place. They are not afraid of people and live their own lives. I really want to go there someday.

[@staceyroberts3468]

욜패티비_YOLO&PATCH TV where is this??

[@Kinghassz]

Stacey Roberts Probably some where in Australia

[@hayleyd4067]

Stacey Roberts It’s the Grampians. I went there for a school camp and there were just as many birds!!

[@singsingzhou5403]

@@hayleyd4067 No it's in Dandenong Ranges, Grants Picnic Ground. Now you can't feed them anymore.

[@cjdonald1983]

At Christmas in Australia, all the trees are decorated... with parrots!!!!!!! Hold on, so that means every day is Christmas here...

[@faribakhan6744]

GuitarGirl its so sad now for last 2 months aistralia has been burning pretty badly.. there’s uncontrollable fire everywhere.. all the beautiful wildlife are in danger 😭

[@michaeljohnson_ok]

Unless you work nights, yes every day like that would be Christmas. lol

[@vnmilluzionz]

GuitarGirl not where I live oh and are you evacuated

[@toddjohnson7945]

Your right mate. Moved here two years ago and I won’t move back

[@BillyNoMates1974]

ha ha. clicker train a wild parrot. thats funny

[@lizzi5667]

I really don't think I would ever stay home if I had parks filled with these beautiful birds to visit every day. It's so wonderful. 💝

[@irfaan5985]

I can't even go out I need to stay with my birds 24/7. its a turquoise cinnamon GCC a cinnamon GCC African grey and I had a umbrella cockatoo RIP Ranch

[@kimmieb8376]

Those cockatoos are just where they need to be. In the wild and free!

[@Yakito666]

Yes, but imagine that the nature is brutal and they often die to predators, diseases and pollution. I think that by having my parrots and caring for them like my own kids I am providing them with a full lifetime of happiness and health. I'll do anything for them. I'm scared to even think that they could be killed by a cat or get sick without me being able to help.

[@ralphchristianson]

@@Yakito666 This is true as long as you keep them for many years and feed them nutritious food, love them too many people get rid of them after a year or two.

[@drzeworyj]

@@Yakito666 predators are a normal thing in nature, as well as diseases. pollution is man-caused. these are no arguments for keeping them in cages in an environment that is not natural to them. you might be happy with your cockatoo at home, but don't make it into an argument for not striving to keep them wild and happy in the wilderness.

[@patrickgragg5602]

@@Yakito666 Yeah, but you see Kimmie is one of those clowns that decides they know what's best for all birds. People tell us that take care of them and love them that rear imprisoning them. Screw you animal Liberation freaks. I love my wild birds.

[@bigbiemacaw]

Benhard Wiesner truly I know lots with cockatoo s none free fly..my macaw is young but free flight is not an option it’s the only way I’ll agree to keep him..out of a cage..except night time..if he dies flying I’d be devastated yes..but happy knowing he lived his best life how ever short..or course we do our best with recall training but no training I do can prepare for a Halk attack..all we can do there is try only fly with older birds who can teach him up in the air stuff...my new chick is 5 weeks old and this covid19 has shitty timing..my mother in law was so looking forward to this chick..but we lost her to this madness..it makes the chick bitter sweet..rip Marie..she was ill for a long time with copd..covid19 was the straw that broke the camels back..also back in December..everyone here bar me got sick to some stage ..I’m a carrier not a sufferer..which can be more dangerous as I can make ppl sick without having a clue I have it...not even sure if having it builds immunity..they say no...there must be more than one strain...the Chinese government have a lotto answer for..

[@BlueIdiotPie]

at first I was like "this is awesome, I wish I lived someplace where cockatoos were just...there" and then I realized it would probably be a nightmare living somewhere with flocks of toddlers with scissors for mouths were just out and about, doing what they please

[@emilyjenkins7698]

HAHA yesss you should see what they do to people's decks and verandahs! They chew them to pieces! XD

[@aremedyproject9569]

When he left the clicker for free food across the way lol. Then Dave said it. The way he walked away too ha.

[@MyJAG12345]

It is so amazing seeing these beautiful birds the way they SHOULD be enjoying life!! You could really see that clicker training would work on ANY bird!! Way to go Jaimie being brave enough to train WILD cockatoos but give her one in someone's home...she's out!😨😂😂😂 Thanks for sharing!! Everyone should be a patron of Bird tricks!!

[@BirdTricks]

Hahaha! Truer words were never spoken!!

[@lottatroublemaker6130]

Clicker training works on just about any being, including humans! 👏👍☺️

[@ruzahel6287]

Look at how healthy and vibrant wild parrots look :”)

[@kathparry864]

You're speaking "Aussie" really well! Glad you said you were bush walking and not hiking, because that's what us Aussies say, haha!

[@BirdTricks]

Haha, and Dave has a thing when people say they are hiking when they are truly just on a walk... it has to be hard, and going UP for him to consider it a hike at all! (His cousins live in Alaska and invited me on a walk once... it was a HIKE up a freaking MOUNTAIN...) I was pretending I could breathe evenly the whole time.

[@kathparry864]

@@BirdTricks Good work, fake-even-breathing, haha! You showed those Alaskan cousins what you're made of! :D

[@zzodysseuszz]

@@BirdTricksas someone with asthma I genuinely consider that torture 😂

[@michellesmith4968]

I love that you were touching training a wild cockatoo

[@pamelaadams3649]

I see a lot of people making this same comment. Does she not like white Cockatoos?

[@drfill9210]

Those cockies were obviously half tame anyway. She wasn't doing any damage by teaching them a few tricks. But as a general rule, yeah leave the wildlife alone.

[@michael49777]

@@drfill9210 Agreed, that clicker thing is a load of garbage, those birds will go to anybody for food.

[@reviewchannel6638]

@@pamelaadams3649 white? Well,she doesn't like cockatoos in general. They scare the shit out of her. She's scared even of the tamed ones. And how would she not be? These birds are demons in disguise.

[@carterhookdesigns4070]

4:08 he tryna play it cool like he didn’t just trip.

[@lookin4avampire]

Seeing Dave with the clicker I was laughing uncontrollably😂😂

[@MiniAngelMom]

I have three friends that live in Australia and they are forever sending me pics of gang gangs, sulphur crested, and galahs in their yards flying free. It is so beautiful and it takes my breath away, especially gang gangs they are soooooo cute.

[@trizvanov]

Keep feeding 'em, because they WILL find your house and they WILL wreck your verandah! :D

[@cjdonald1983]

Just another day in Aus! I'm so lucky!

[@belle369]

Yes you are so lucky!

[@cody181818]

omg! I didnot know you have Cockatoos there like we have pigeons here. That is just the most amazing thing ever!

[@patrickgragg5602]

your little girls make me smile so much. They are so lucky to have a great mom like you

[@ColeNalle]

Walking in the woods is very relaxing while you can hear anything going on and other in the distance and it happens at the time while walking in the woods.

[@a24-45]

I love this video. I see flocks of wild cockies in my suburb every day here in Sydney -- but that target training was hilarious. And the tall trees ( mountain ash I think) are spectacular, nothing like those around my way -- what a stunning location. I am always tickled by how goofy cockies look when they run across the ground - like penguins, they are quaint already with their madly crosslegged walk, but that lurching hop-skippety-jump like a wind-up toy when they put on the pace (like some are doing in the background), is hilarious.

[@markmiranpt]

You guys went on a bush walk down the road from where I live.. It's an awesome place to see our native birds

[@Kiathetalkingpirateparrot]

So awesome to see our country and what we take for granted through visitors eyes....... they are some very healthy looking birds 👌❤

[@lhmcd5538]

The cockatoo is an exceedingly loud and quite quarrelsome bird but I love them anyway. Thank you for showing them as they are too.

[@bkm2797]

Lhmcd 55, another channel in KZbin 'Marlene McCohen', has this Galah named Vinny, if you haven't met him, you really should, I can't believe his vocabulary and his antics.

[@Bianca-gx8hb]

Love how happy and free they all are. Their feathers and everything about them looks beautiful

[@DLN19]

This video brought me to tears. My dream is to meet these birds in their home.

[@LisiJanVentures]

It's the best ever

[@arminfekri8472]

YAY, you’re still in Australia, and in Melbourne too!

[@donm-tv8cm]

Such magnificent creatures! So wonderful that these wild birds will actually come up and touch you -- gently!

[@SnowWhiteTheU2]

Your oldest looks just like her dad. God bless you all. Beautiful hearts. You guys CARE. I just wanna say that you often say your goal is to make the world a better place for birds. Well, you already accomplished that. Everyone who wants a bird, finds your videos. I have wanted a cockatoo since I was a kid. I’m finally getting one, and If it wasn’t for you guys - I’d be in a world of trouble. A lot of the breeders charge $8000 and up for their birds, and they’re giving their clients horrible advice. I can’t count how many times you’ve said NOT to do what the breeder is telling me to do. Thank you for all that you do, and continue to do. I know the birds are all thanking you and Dave. Sending all my best. If you guys are ever in Boston I’d love to sign up for a masterclass. Thank you again. 💗

[@RadCon97]

this is my paradise right there! if only i could just teleport over there...

[@justbirbvideos1701]

Thanks so much for sharing😊 the birds are beautiful💖💕

[@CatsandNapz]

Somehow they remind me of sprouted garlic cloves. Adorable sprouted garlic cloves, but sprouted garlic cloves nonetheless. 😂

[@rolandomoreno104]

That's it I'm now convinced my ringnecks are beyond wild.

[@TheMs36505]

On the outside: aww cute birds everywhere On the inside: OH MY GOD DEVIL FLAPPERS EVERYWHERE!!! HELP HELP!!!

[@ibwendybASMR]

That was awesome!! It looks like so much fun omg... I can't even imagine... Thanks for sharing and I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas too.... and the birds as well of course! 🎀🎄💗

[@jerricatharp8877]

You can see your daughter's love for birds and her passion to wanna train them.

[@Jan-bv3hx]

Your channel is a ray of sunshine in these times! Thank you, to you and your beautiful family!

[@TOPtierQueen]

Haha just going through some of your videos I haven't watched, this has really brightened my day. Only you guys would start target training with wild parrots and actually have success 😅 i love you guys!

[@Avocetexotics]

Oh my gosh! This is adorable! This makes me want to go to Australia so bad!!!

[@tanjamarie6807]

Wow this was so beautiful 😍❤️ My favorite part was that big flock taking off up in the trees 😍🥰

[@gomathiradhai92]

You're bird tricks are going wild!!

[@Thamixa1]

How great to have that kind of wild birds in your country ❤️

[@colincampbell3476]

does anyone else think her beauty is Amazing...and talent is beyond words

[@laizah4333]

Australia is amazing

[@forestsprite5914]

Wow the little girls look like twins! Some of those birds are really stocky! What a beautiful place.

[@thejuaneco]

9:31 The other bird came like: 'Ay yo Marcus, what r u doin?'

[@saeedmoz6512]

This video should not finished ever 😍😍 l can watch it all the day

[@LuckyLouie]

That was awesome! We've so got to start your training course with our bird. If you can get a wild bird to trust you like that in 3 mins, then I know we can improve Louie's interaction skills. He's just not a treat kinda bird - he's a super picky eater at best, and when he's out interacting with us, zero internist in any food or snacks. But I know your course touches on that too, so excited to get started on it.

[@phyreacid]

The fact that that bird could have gone to any of the 100 people there to get "free" food but yet wanted to learn what the humans were doing. I love birds so much.

[@talkinsense9115]

Oh.. Such a Cute Family...

[@karadan100]

Amazing creatures.

[@stephanietorres5679]

Thank you for sharing this cockatoo video!! They are amazing!!

[@helenthompson5726]

I’m thrilled ♥️Such beautiful parrots. I would love to be there with you 😊❤

[@paradise2269able]

What a great video. Thanks for sharing

[@latiffiabryant5617]

I love birds so much ❤️😍 shine bright like a diamond

[@steffis9806]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

[@spiritualantiseptic]

Australia has the coolest pigeons.

[@Blackstardragon]

prayers go out to you guys dealing with the fires and the lost of millions of animals’ homes. 😔

[@helenthompson5726]

I love Capri’s dress ❤

[@jesusistheanswer2074]

Now I see how adam and eve tamed all the wild animals lol. Too cute,love it.

[@mischr13]

Actually, they were an allegory for growing up. We all start in Eden. Our closeness to God comes easily. Then we grow up, we leave Eden (childhood), and can never go back. When we become adults we're doomed to work, the pain of birth, knowing we will die, and feeling further from God.

[@avinashshukla42]

All the brids are beautiful and cute

[@snowy_cookiem6014]

Great video, it made Me cry we have lost so many from the fires.

[@lottatroublemaker6130]

appr 6:13 one of the wild cockatoos says: «What happened❓» in a whispery voice, very easy to hear❣️❣️❣️❣️👏👏👏👏👏👍☺️ Am I the only one who noticed❓Go listen❗️

[@drfill9210]

Great video! I laughed so hard when you got that sulphar to obey :)

[@Ezyche]

Wow! How did you ever come back! Lol I want them all! 💖

[@aliyankawish73]

Lovely place i really like it ❤️❤️❤️

[@Lisaysusamigos]

I like so much, you training wild cockatoos!!!!. is courios that situation with wild birds, lol, so fun video

[@justmejo9008]

That was brilliant 😀

[@thechillykitty]

Hi guys, lovely video and nice to see you interacting with the locals here in Australia ☺️ I just wanted to say, more for the viewers than you guys, that feeding wild birds here is discouraged. It’s not something I was aware of when we moved here and I’m not sure it’s a message that is spread widely. Whilst not illegal, continued feeding can cause issues for the birds’ health and natural behaviour, and can have wider implications on the environment too. It’s a fairly long standing issue and, whilst it’s fun, it can cause long term problems. There’s quite a bit of info on government websites if anyone is interested. I don’t want to put a downer on your lovely video, but just wanted to let people know. It’s fairly common to see people feeding wild birds, especially the sulphur crested cockatoo, but the damage it can cause is enough that I felt the need to pass this info on, for the love of the birds. ☺️ 💗 x

[@moonsangchultv]

Beautiful lovely life be happy good enjoy time

[@DD-yb4qh]

Hi. You all are so cute! What a darling family. BTW awesome hair.

[@laloo7090]

Did you happen to meet any flocks of suburban Cockatoo's ? They are VERY cheeky compared to the bush flocks. Really great to see you guys enjoying Australian birds , we (Aussies) tend to take them for granted. My Indian Ringneck calls out to the local flocks as they fly over every day. We have flocks of sulphur crested cockatoo's , galahs and depending on the time of year , red tailed black cockatoos. But there is a single galah that comes to visit my Parrot every afternoon as it's flock goes on without it. My parrot mimics galah talk so they try and converse . lol. Its very sweet that it comes every day without fail to try and talk to my parrot. Great video guys ! Love from Australia !!

[@MikePuorro]

Wow, they are literally surrounded by over $100,000 worth of birds, beautiful birds. Beautiful birds, beautiful family, thank you for sharing your love, light, and joy with us this Christmas season.

[@MikePuorro]

@First Last That wasn't my point, not at all. In their natural habitat, they are common, in the video they seem as common and conditioned as pigeons in the park. In the United States cockatoos still have monetary value, regardless of how you feel about it. I wasn't making a moral or social statement. I hope you are fortunate in acquiring birds without having to pay for them, especially if you love them so.

[@alialghazawi389]

Let's go I'm from Melbourne

[@dhruvgulati1667]

your hair look awesome 👌 cokotoose are lovely.

[@paulasydney]

All the Galah's are at my place :) I always have Galah's, parrots, rosella's, wild cockatoo's, kookaburras etc. visiting. The wild cockatoo's are twice daily visitors.... it's amazing and beautiful. Love it!! So nice to see you walking around Australia and posting your Australia video's. Hope you come back soon because I'm coming next time you're here!!! I'm ticked at myself for missing you when you were here this time!!!!

[@chystal9161]

Cockies are a massive problem in a lot of the country. They obliterate houses they regualry land near.

[@n.e.barton1299]

When your family members see Galahs they probably think that all Galahs need to say "hello" My friend owns a big Mexican Military macaw and he saw one on the walkway of WDW Animal Kingdom park. He said that all green parrots need to learn how to say hello! That military that plays on the rope over the walkway @WDW learned to say hello to everyone :-)

[@yas5489]

I love that little girl's backpack

[@Tawanda617]

You should have come to where I live we have galahs every where lol

[@janeenharris3074]

Noisy buggers! They're everywhere here to.

[@Sigridovski]

Birds listen nto voice SOO much. When she said ''come on!'' the bird came to sit on her hand.

[@valprem6401]

They are HUGEEEEEEEE wow thats a fat plumpy sweet too!!!!! How are they so big!? Nature gives them what they need and won't get in a house setting. Amazing

[@vegone8894]

Omg so cute!!!!

[@newshound2521]

This is cool. Cockatoos are so awesome.

[@XNY_Music]

Sorry for asking a serious question but as a regular viewer of your videos and as an owner of a Sulfur Crested Cockatoo I am deeply concerned at the wildfires raging across your country. My question is this, In the face of an approaching wildfire, do Parrots abandon their territory in order to flee to safety or do they stick around and perish?. I look at this video and I cant help but feel sorrow at the colossal amount of bird habitat that has been so tragically lost.

[@lrg162]

In Australia, bush fires are a natural part of forest progression. Most native trees will thrive even more after a bush fire, so the birds, and most other wildlife, learned thousands of years ago to "go with the flow" and migrate around the fires. Sadly the "environmentalists" got involved some years ago, and whined and cried to stop the fire brigade from doing small controlled "back burns" to clear out the underbrush and dead plant matter, which is why we now see these devastating fires consuming hundreds of hectares of forest.

[@CassandraHanley]

many of our cockatoos rely on natural hollows in trees to nest. Unfortunately, hollows that are deep enough for larger species can take many decades to form and are rarely found in "healthy" trees... so in the long run, the damage done to large gums is probably helpful to future generations. Many of our cockatoos ( sulfur crested, galahs, corellas etc) are also very comfortable in urban areas, and you can find large populations of these species in areas well away from the fires and in town. ( some are much more shy like the blacks... but they too do move across very large areas, we usually hear them instead of seeing them!) Our cockatoos fly a long way pretty regularly and they will be ok in these disasters...... its the slower moving animals like koalas, wombats and possums that are really at risk in this situation.

[@humbawena]

i have the same worries , also the heat is causing the birds so much distress . . the prime minister of Australia must call in the air force to help put the fires out should have done it a long time ago ,,

[@uuekene]

@@humbawena They have called help from ANZUS group, help from New Zeland is there now.

[@katerh3198]

@@lrg162 Climate change has a lot to do with it, and you'll find that "thousands of years ago" there were no controlled burns.. Most other wildlife do not "go with the flow" and ,many many perish.

[@pigeongirl110]

İ LoVe Birds ..! 😍😍😍

[@nabilamhamdy]

It's funny that there so calm!

[@mims2543]

Hello how are you thanks you for beautiful vidéo oh i Love

[@wolfhachmuth7731]

Your aussies life is so much richer than ours.

[@TuTuFox]

To think of how many were lost in the fire. Hundreds of thousands of Beautiful wildlife💔

[@BanglesAU]

are you going to go up to Corrumbin Wildlife Park on the Gold Coast, the Rainbow Lorikeet feeding is awesome! We did a behind the scenes tour with our six year old twins just recently and got to see lots of the birds in the show up close. It was pretty cool. The free flight bird show is awesome too.

[@olliexrio]

they are such a cute 😍

[@natalie5406]

Just wanted to say, those birds absolutely AMAZING! I love seeing and being with birds in their natural habitat, as an avid birdwatcher :) This is kind of random, but I have a question... do you fly (as in on an airplane) with your birds? I have been researching about it, and I was wondering what you do, as you travel a lot. Thanks! :)

[@BirdTricks]

Yes, if bringing many of them they usually go cargo but if bringing one small or medium one we can bring them carry on (though it's more complicated to do because the airlines are always changing their own rules.)

[@Adam-kd3qh]

Man I want Caprees parrot backpack!

[@lepermessiyah5823]

so interesting. you could see that one cockatoo really trying to process it after the first couple. seemed like he was associating it already and was really trying to work it out. when you can see animals trying to figure something out I think is the most fascinating thing to observe about them. its like for those moments, we can relate with them, our own perception of reality.

[@mgbell4917]

as a kid it was a family tradition to catch puffing billy to belgrave with your feet hanging out of the old train. once there, we'd go to Sherbrooke forest and whilst wearing raincoats, my Pa would place bird seeds on your hooded head, shoulders, and hands. then several Rosella's would flock to you and eat as you stood still. definitely recommend. if anyone reading this ends up in Melbourne and staying more over south east Melbourne for a couple of days. i'd also recommend going to gumbuya park/world. they have kangaroos, emus, dingoes etc you can get up close with pet and feed (probs not the dingoes). great place to picnic or have a bbq, they also have a couple of rides. beside it is the water park which is also fun. about an hour from there is phillip island which has some pretty good beaches and you can stay there a couple of nights. its about 2hrs from Melbourne, Belgraves about 40 from Melbourne and gumbya world is a bit over an hour so usually recommend if you plan to stay around that area for several days. you can also go to the peninsular its much closer to Melbourne than phillip island, the beaches are alright, great wineries, has hot springs and you can swim with dolphins if you go at the right time of year.

[@hanna01ify]

They look sooo healthy and happy being free.... Great vid . I agree though I wanted to see Galahs also Red tail Black Cockatoo.. 🕊️😊🥰💜✝️🤗🇺🇲

[@ishaankhanna5774]

Pls do a video on best starter birds

[@louisedanile5881]

She already did it. It is the first that appear when I search "best starter birds".

[@BirdTricks]

You can find it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHvVm5efqth-oNk

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Thank you

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Go to Puerto rico where maccaws are wild too. We've also seen several through the Yucatan.