We have them in Long Island NY and Queens too ! They escaped JFK from a cargo container and spread all over lol i recently got one as a pet!!! Such awesome birds!
@Marceline Ingot yea they build nests near electrical line transformers...crazy how they adapted....im just not sure what they eat...crab apples...maybe acorns or w.e. else they can find...but they are thriving and spreading out
Slowly build trust get him used to your hands...hes going to bite but let him if u want maybe try lite gloves and let him ...hand feed him...keep at it 💪
Ive seen these beautiful parakeets in San Antonio and in Austin. See alot more of them in Austin especially in the eastside. When I lived with my ex there was a wooded area behind our apartments and back there was also a large cell phone tower. I hear these parrots like cell towers because they have a 360 degree view of everything around them. So point of the story whenever we would get in bad arguments I would end up in the woods alot to avoid more conflict I would sit in the woods and let her cool down. I would drink a beer while sitting in the woods and I could hear the distinctive calling of these beautiful birds above my head cuz I would sit underneath the tower. Sometimes I would sit there for a couple hours enjoying the peaceful sound of these birds. Watching them take off 2-3 at a time and circling back to the tower. How I wished to fly away with them. Glad I got out of that situation and out of that toxic relationship. Sadly I cant visit my parakeet neighbors anymore cuz I dont live with my ex anymore. And the last thing we need to hear about is “ex boyfriend hanging out in woods behind ex girlfriends apartments” (claims to come by too visit parrots) 🤦🏻♂️
Eric W awesome. They should be protected. We didn’t do shit to stop doves starlings or grackles so why kill the much cooler more colorful parakeets? Am i right
They're a pest in america because of they're ability to ravish whole farms these birds come from s america where wild fruit is abundant not so much in america hence they're a pest
@@alibee7147 Actually, there's no proof of quaker parrots "ravishing" whole farms. That is fear based commentary not based on fact. They do build extension colonies but aren't a threat to farms or agriculture here in the US as once was thought.
They are in Dallas Texas also, they visit the date tree until all the dates are gone, they also have smaller green parrots in Ft. Worth Texas with very larger nests in the trees at the corner of 5th and Bryce, just off interstate 20 & Crowley James, they are beautiful and fascinating to watch
No, Quakers don't tend to migrate overseas, but move to new areas inland somewhere where there is plenty of food. I saw a few during the winter in San Leon (south of Houston) once.
@d. nuzzio They're south american, specially from Argentina, and it surprises me that they're in europe and north america too haha. They're beautiful and a good company friend, very loyal to the owner and protector. They will think you're they mother if you raise them in the first weeks. They even can talk and sing.
i have 1
it birb
LOVE Y'ALL CAN Y'ALL WHISTLE FOR ME?
sweet babies
wow. This Video Is So Quaker Cool!
Will you catch me one
I’m in Garland
*cute*
Lástima que aquí (Argentina) se los considere una plaga, tan lindos que son
We have them in Long Island NY and Queens too ! They escaped JFK from a cargo container and spread all over lol i recently got one as a pet!!! Such awesome birds!
@Marceline Ingot yea they build nests near electrical line transformers...crazy how they adapted....im just not sure what they eat...crab apples...maybe acorns or w.e. else they can find...but they are thriving and spreading out
Like my buddy Quaker love him❤
How do I train my Quaker not to bite me when he’s 3 years old?
Slowly build trust get him used to your hands...hes going to bite but let him if u want maybe try lite gloves and let him ...hand feed him...keep at it 💪
Heh I have a green and a blue one one of them is named sonic while the other is Luigi , guess which name goes with which bird
What kind of food do you put in that feeder to attract these parrots? I can watch these all day! I am in Austin, going to try something in my yard.
HI Raj, Quakers absolutely love chilies, sweet potato and most fruit, all raw. Cheers Tim
Nice, Lucky you! :-)
I like this monk parakeet
This makes me feel like my two flew away! It's strange seeing them in the wild even though for some people in texas they're a common sight
Are there quakers in Chicago Hyde Park
d. nuzzio tysm
I didn’t know Quakers came from Texas.
They don’t; these are pets released into the wild.
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I have 2 quacker parrot as a pet
Awesome wild parrots. We have mostly pigeons, starlings, grackles and sparrows around here.
Ive seen these beautiful parakeets in San Antonio and in Austin. See alot more of them in Austin especially in the eastside. When I lived with my ex there was a wooded area behind our apartments and back there was also a large cell phone tower. I hear these parrots like cell towers because they have a 360 degree view of everything around them. So point of the story whenever we would get in bad arguments I would end up in the woods alot to avoid more conflict I would sit in the woods and let her cool down. I would drink a beer while sitting in the woods and I could hear the distinctive calling of these beautiful birds above my head cuz I would sit underneath the tower. Sometimes I would sit there for a couple hours enjoying the peaceful sound of these birds. Watching them take off 2-3 at a time and circling back to the tower. How I wished to fly away with them. Glad I got out of that situation and out of that toxic relationship. Sadly I cant visit my parakeet neighbors anymore cuz I dont live with my ex anymore. And the last thing we need to hear about is “ex boyfriend hanging out in woods behind ex girlfriends apartments” (claims to come by too visit parrots) 🤦🏻♂️
It’s a parrot
@@justinloveday1400 smh
Anybody know what part of San Antonio that they are hanging around.? I’d like to see them. I have a 22 year old named Xena.😉
dakota Loveday they are a species of parakeet. Look them up
Timothy Schaumloffel I saw them hanging out in some trees by the HEB on 281 and 1604. Thats the only place I’ve seen them in San Antonio
I have one
Lmao and I have one as a pet
Cinnamon Star PLAYS Same
Me too
Same
Do u have a green or blue one
@@gatheredcandy3460 green
How cute
I'm in Houston 610 and 290 and I see about 30 of them every day
Eric W awesome. They should be protected. We didn’t do shit to stop doves starlings or grackles so why kill the much cooler more colorful parakeets? Am i right
They're a pest in america because of they're ability to ravish whole farms these birds come from s america where wild fruit is abundant not so much in america hence they're a pest
@@alibee7147 Actually, there's no proof of quaker parrots "ravishing" whole farms. That is fear based commentary not based on fact. They do build extension colonies but aren't a threat to farms or agriculture here in the US as once was thought.
They are in Dallas Texas also, they visit the date tree until all the dates are gone, they also have smaller green parrots in Ft. Worth Texas with very larger nests in the trees at the corner of 5th and Bryce, just off interstate 20 & Crowley James, they are beautiful and fascinating to watch
Quaker parrots build large detailed nests. They can be trained to talk too!
How do they handle the winters?
Love them , have a few . .Awesome bird
Quakers are very chatty and smart..
What do they enjoy to snack on?
They eat sunflower seeds in our yard.
I have a bird like that
We have them down here in Houston, Tx but do these parrots migrate?
No, Quakers don't tend to migrate overseas, but move to new areas inland somewhere where there is plenty of food. I saw a few during the winter in San Leon (south of Houston) once.
Olga King they spread slowly mile by mile. Denton county has them now
@d. nuzzio They're south american, specially from Argentina, and it surprises me that they're in europe and north america too haha. They're beautiful and a good company friend, very loyal to the owner and protector. They will think you're they mother if you raise them in the first weeks. They even can talk and sing.
Yup, they're Quaker/Monk parrots. A hearty breed known to build 'condos' on power transformers for the heat during the winter.
Those look like Quakers ...
They are
I live near Houston, and I have the same parakeets in my backyard. They're pretty.
Megan Maughs Do you ha e feeders up? What fees are you using? 🙂