They don't just mimic. Many carry on full conversations.

It’s grotesque 🤦‍♂️

Poor birds…. None of this is their destiny

@@prelover455 god ur stupid..."poor birds"...they are having the time of their lives

@@prelover455What a silly thing to say, that shows you don't understand nature or order or life.

Me too . I have an african grey + when he decides I slept enough it's all over.

trust me , they can mimic almost any sounds from talking to doorbells , to horns , you name it ,,, they are creations of GOD ,, and they are very mysterious

So you're trekking through the Amazon when you hear a baby cry, and you start searching for the poor baby, which must be alone and scared... Parrots must be a real joy in the jungle, scaring the living daylights out of creatures big and small.

@@bonnie7655 My aunt has an african grey in her late 20s, she still makes barking noises that she picked up from my mom's dalmatians, whom have been dead for over a decade.

@@j.pnewcomer1069 just goes to show how hard it is for them to unlearn something

I laughed so much!!! 😂

No they don't!

@@gleamtarrest6310 Personal experience with breeding lovebirds - and every article you can find on Google tells me I am correct.

lol as an owner of lovebirds yes they do , you must provide them fresh sticks so they would take off the shell and build tunnel like nests and every time after about a week of giving them sticks they are all white cleaned off.... lol@@gleamtarrest6310

​@@gleamtarrest6310yes they do

If they put things underneath their wings, how would they fly? I've seen many birds carrying things in their mouth only, idk what that thing is called on English so I say mouth haha.

Had a parrot I think they called it a nanday, that would mutter to itself the words "rat shit" . I have no idea why.

Yesss, cockatoo do that a lot, it's so funny

Ya, I knew it sounded like a man 😂😂😂

It was not popping its ears. It was adjusting it's crop. They do this to move food around.

@@UniversalBojack Depends on the situation. As a person who has owned birds my whole life, it can be from that, yes. But many times my birds would pop their ears. In worst cases, they have an illness. Not 1 size fits all in this.

The piano cadenza was a bit long.

Ikr? It was whistling "I'm Little Teapot"-- so adorable 😍

Their whole lives is one big musical, even when throwing an array of insults at members of their own species, it's in song. "listen to those happy happy birds" and the birds to eachother be like "you talking to me!? You eyeing up my worm!? You and what army!?"

@@ki8990 i've heard crows having what sounds like a heated conversation

@@silvally5464 I can honestly say, they probably were, lol.

agreed! Do you know what it is? I'm thinking maybe a mix of crimson rosella & eastern rosella, but really not sure

@@mehere8038 No, I don't. I was hoping someone here knew.

@@beawild nothing in the comments unfortunately :( If you look up the 2 rosella types, this bird does look somewhere between them & I believe they can interbreed. I've only ever seen them wild though & wild interbreeding is extremely rare so I've certainly never seen one. They're fairly timid birds though, so I really wouldn't have thought they would be popular as pets, especially when birds like lorikeets are so rare outside Australia, with lorikeets being about the same size, but FAR more friendly & keen to interact with humans

@@mehere8038 Thank you!! 👍

​@@mehere8038 Actually, there are more than two types of rosella! This is coming from an Australian, and we do have many types. Of course there's the Crimson and Pale Headed rosella, but there is also the Eastern and Western Rosella! Looking at it, this one seems to be the western one, due to the lack of a chest/body patch (of which seems to usually be yellow). There are also gender differences between females and males for the Western, the one in the video is a male (bright colours), while a female Western is more of a mottled green.

Did you mean to say 'wings'? The strips of paper they make are for nesting. They put the strips into their feathers and transport them to the nesting site. Very cute, indeed.

@@neesr13 oh, I didn’t know that! 😊

Oh I didn't know that, that's interesting. But isn't that problematic, since encouraging their nesting behaviour can influence their hormonal state, right? I heard that it's not advised because they can get defensive and aggressive over their nesting place and basically towards anybody who comes near it. But I am no bird expert so I could be wrong, it's just what I heard and read. @@neesr13

There's a danish expression, "at pynte sig med lånte fjer" - "to dress up in borrowed feathers". It basically means to take credit for other people's accomplishments, but I do wonder if it's related to this kind of behaviour.

@@neesr13ohhhhhh I thought they were making themselves more elaborate, not for transport to their nests. Don’t most birds carry the material in their beaks? So adorable anyway it is. ❤

That is awesome :) Have you seen the Lyrebird at Taronga zoo, I think it tops your sister's one, there was an evacuation, so it added the alarm to it's repertoire, including the "evacuate now" in a human voice in the middle of it

@@mehere8038 That's a beautiful bird. I have them in my backyard. There's a splendid one in Melbourne, I think.

@@dragoncubes1074 I'm jealous, you're SO lucky to have them in your backyard!

@@mehere8038 Whenever I hear them in my back yard (which is large and wild, with no fences between neighbors), I quietly go down and find a place to watch and listen. So beautiful. I am very lucky to have seen them in person in the wild.

@@dragoncubes1074you have so many beautiful birds and some loud ones too 😂 cockatoo is not my favorite but fun to watch. I feel bad Americans cage them (sometimes, at least confined to house) when Aussies have them flying free ❤

They're collecting nesting material.

Agree 😂😂😂❤❤

Aww! I found a parakeet while sitting at a red-light! His name was Wildman, he was a trip.He use 2 play dead as soon as I walked in the door! He was a Lil character. Still miss him

"I'm just stunned."

Is Griffey dead?😢

​@@wendypeeters7656yes. 😢

I watched her every day! When I saw the the post I literally freaked out n 😢😢😢😢😢4 a week. I didn't watch all my favorite rescues for 10 days. I've never been so sad as when lil💃👸😇 passed. I think about her every day.❤❤❤❤❤

I didn't think that was our lil💃👸😇? I thought that's 🤪 because she's got the same great rhythm n could b her twin!! I will never forget our Griffi!! Dang,makes me so sad just thinking about her not being here.When the Hurricane was headed they're way.I 🙏🙏🙏🙏 n checked at least 3 times a day 4 updates because they hadn't posted n was so worried. 😘😘😘😘😘

Is Griffins gone?@@user-gg6lr2lc1v

Really good😂😂😂😂

That had to be overdubbed. That species could not imitate that.

Me! 2! Soooo!!! Hilarious!! 👍👍👍👍 💘💘💘💘 These! Funny / cute!! Videos.

If it turns out that it's not edited, I know what to teach them😂

Is that the one that's whistled the Addams family theme that bird was breathtaking

Nesting material.

My parrot is on his way to looking like this--all his body feathers are gone, but he still has his head, wings and tail feathers. I can't love him any less, though.

Saw a comment that it was Griffi thec💃Cockatoo?! I thought of her but didn't think it was her? She n Pebbles the Crazy cockatoo are my favorite.! Unfortunately, Griffi the dancing cockatoo!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤ just passed a few months ago.Broke my ❤ would watch her every day. U should ck.out Griffi dancing 2 the Dave Matthew's Band!! Michael Jackson they are all adorable!!! She had more rhythm than 99 % of humans! When she would slid 1 of her legs n tap tap😂😂😂😂 Lil😇

@@dragoncubes1074 Is it because of any disease? I hope he gets better.

@@mahriyamnoor903 Thanks for your concern. He'd swallowed some foam from an old chair, and it got stuck in his gut. He dealt with the resulting pain by pulling his feathers out, and now they won't grow back. That was years ago, and though I am to blame and I feel horrible about what happened, he loves me dearly and has a good, healthy, happy life with my husband and I. We really spoil him rotten, and I couldn't love him more if he had all his feathers. He's only 12 and could live to 50 or more, and I'm dedicated to him and his happiness. I love him so much.

Oh, i thought the first one was stashing the paper for later, the 2nd stole from her, & the 3rd copied him, then was like, now what am i supposed to do?😂

@@Rain9Quinn You could be right. I just thought he had some missing feathers and was replacing them 😂

@@lori6037 They're collecting nesting material. If they can tuck the ends in well enough they can fly to their nest and not lose any.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

They do it 4 they're entrainment!! 😂❤

Nobody "reduces" a parrot to do anything it doesn't want to, trust me 😂

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I thought absolutely the same!

Aww!!! Adorable!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Not the bird's real sound.

Same here,everytime I'd think this is the 😂😂 then another!All,were😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

its in their nature they use those materials to build nests

😂😂😂😂

They're collecting nesting material.

Peak a boo 1 of my favorite 😂😂😂😂😂

Impossible not 2😂❤😂

Ye

Yes they can as long as it’s not a lot. My parrot ate everything Except seed mix. He would only eat one certain type of sunflower seed and then got a saucer plate with fruit veggies and dinner. He loved watermelon would even lick the plate lol. Also mac n cheese and he would try to steal soda from my cup.

@@gamerjaqi7873 be cautious with Cheese though. All Birds are Lactose intolerant and ingesting Cheese and similar Stuff can lead to Digestion Issues

not really, there's no paper in nature. I've been working on teaching mine to enjoy paper, but it's not natural to them. Favourite thing for my girl is popping bottlebrush seed pods off their branch. She'd do that all day if she could. She also sometimes enjoys shredding really soft bark & is going through a faze of really enjoying ripping apart banksia cones. My boy just likes to watch birds on tv & if that's not available will settle for watching them out the window & also digging & scratching on the floor of their cage & trying to rip up all the grass, except the grass is fake, which annoys him, if it was real, he would LOVE ripping it all out

Majority of videos have click bait images to manipulate people into watching videos. It's really a dirty tactic by the video uploader.

Lutino cockatiel

@@lorannamoody7011 thank you!!!!

I just looked those up but it’s showing yellow birds???

I thought that was the bird you were asking about. Maybe the lighting in the video made it look yes. Or maybe I got the wrong bird.

Sorry it’s a rosella. Another breed from Australia.

My sisters cockatiel was the same way. She had named him birdy bird so of course he could talk, say his name, do all the songs but as soon as she got home he would start yelling “ come’ere Kimbirdy!” At her. Her name was Kimberly but he called her Kim birdy. He would shower with her she would hold him up by the mirror and tap out something on it with her fingernail and he would tap back with his beak. They had a relationship like me and my Merlin. Merlin was a red named Amazon