AUSTRALIA's WILD PARROTS & COCKATOOS - PBS SPECIAL - Part 2 of 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- FLOCKS OF WILD AUSTRALIAN PARROTS (Part 2)
THIS IS WHAT THE PARROTS THAT WE CONFINE TO CAGES IN OUR HOMES LOOK LIKE IN THE WILD...WHERE WE SHOULD HAVE LEFT THEM...THOSE WINGS WERE MEANT FOR FLYING!!!!!!!
Condensed from a 2008 PBS SPECIAL:
"PARROTS IN THE LAND OF OZ"
Narrated by: F. Murray Abraham
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PARROT SPECIES INCLUDED:
Cockatoos (Sulphur Crested Cockatoo, Black Cockatoo, Palm Cockatoo, Galah, Major Mitchell, Little Corella)
Eclectus
Fig Parrot
Red-Cheeked Parrot
Rosella
Rainbow Lories, Lorikeets
Budgerigars, Budgies
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It never ceases to amaze me how similar a flock of birds in the sky looks like a school of fish.
Am I the only one who thinks the Cockatoos are just adorable.
A heaven for us bird lovers!
I love how the male Rainbow Lorikeet puts so much effort into his dance, and the female, well, she just stretches her wings.
My fave 'too story though, comes from my dad. He told me a story about how, in the wet season near the New South Wales and Queensland border, a truck carrying wheat came a-cropper and lost its load. The wheat fermented in the gutters, and a few days later, the road (I think it was the Pacific Hwy) was shut due to the amount of drunk Corellas staggering all over the road.
I hope one day I will see this in person
JUST BEAUTIFUL
This is so cool to see cockatoos in the wild!
Hi, my name's Pablo and i'm brazilian. Here in my country do not have many parrots how your country. It is amazing see lot parrots and cacatuas in this video. And the colors? The bugerigar (here called periquito australiano). it is amazing!
congratulations to the australian people. This is a treasure that we, brazilians, do not become a reality. We do not have our hyacintin macao, our spix...
Oi Pablo,
Sou Australiana casado com Brasileiro. Voces tem muito tipo de papagaio em Brasil por examplo la no areas de pantanal e amazonas! Voces tem tudas araras, papagaiu de amazonas e conures. Sair de cidade and enjoy. Bjos.
Wow !!!
Clever, very funny,but sometimes very destructive,too.
And well colored birds.
Birds have to fly in freedom !!! What giant swarms! Keas are similar "destructors".
Very interesting movie .
The palm cockatoo is realy the most beatiful bird in the world!!
They are soooooo beautiful
Beautiful
Awsome video! Thank you so much for posting it. We are looking forward to more!
@BirdsRock11: The swarming flocks at the beginning? YES! :>)
I would also like to say I am very glad you are raising awarness about adopting parrots. Its irresponsible people who end up teaching these birds bad behaviour and giving them up. However, I can also tell you that most people cannot handle adopted parrots, it is a difficult task requiring more patience than most people are willing to sacrafice. Their psychological development is like a four year old child. Much more difficult to rehabilitate.
very intertesting video
i love parakeets sooo much i got 14 12 years ago i bread not to sell but to always have parakeets the load i had a flock at one time 145 babies later i have 7 base left og line lol after that done we all deserve to be free
@greenpalaka I agree. i have 3 but I keep their cage open all day. we just keep the door to the room closed so the cat doesn't come in.
super
i love cockatoos but i cant afford them in my country
the government should feed the birds in hard times, i can understand the farmers.
Wow, this is American dubbed. It just sounds weird after watching the original Australian version.
@mourgozz i have a white parakeet with red eyes :) her name is Snow Flake.
the desert dose not look like the kind of place these bird should live in
@PumaM90 In USA you have the carduelis tristis, gold finch or american gold finch. He's very beautiful. I know that in Florida has many exotic birds introduced how parrots, macaws and cacatuas. My friend says that have amazona aestiva, brotogeris versicolor, nendayus nenday, gallah... Really???
Now THAT would have made for a great video! ...LOL... :>)
@PumaM90 he said me that are some species introducted in florida. He has one text in a brazilian magazine about birds "revista pássaros" that talk about that species how amazona aestiva, nendayus nenday, brotogeris versicolor. search about "revista passaros aves na florida" in google. Thanks! do u have birds?
now i want to leave all my budgies in nature but if i do crows and other birds kill them.......
so it is better to keep them in cage
in melbourne we get flocks of them in parks and sports groungs even our back yards. they are noisy pests
Beautiful