There is actually 9 species of Lovebirds all from Africa and near by . A lot of people call most variety's peachface but the birds in this video are the actual Peachface variety .This particular variety make the best pets if hand reared and are funny little clowns when tame , but no book in your home is safe if you have one as a pet as they love to rip into paper of any kind LOL . This is obviously a feral flock that have bred up from someone's collection that has escaped and multiplied . Rainbow Lorikeets are from the east coast of Australia but there is a colony of them on the West Coast that have bred up in the Kings Park area much like this flock have bred up from escapees from aviaries .Choose where they come from it's nice to see birds in a colony , free and having a good life .
i love these guys they used to just fly by every now and again but since i put 3 bird baths in my back yard they come hang out every morning and evening.
Great video thank you for posting this. That’s so amazing. These birds are they don’t look like they’re eating all that much. Looks like they’re waiting for something. Really would like to see what happens eventually Thanks for posting this and good luck with your Parkinson’s
Just saw 2 in Ahwatukee! My wife spotted them right away, but we had no idea parrots lived in Ahwatukee until we googled this, then we saw the ABC Arizona news about this. We wish we had the parrot sanctuary you have! parrot envy!
There is a relative of the lovebird from Madagascar as are so many other species originating in Africa. I general however the lovebird is an arid county bird found south of the equator. Arizona closely resembles the the Namibian desert where the peach faced lovebird is native to. The more tropical lovebirds though showing up from time to time won't do as well as the peach faced.
Why do they just gather there without doing anything? 😂 They're like confused. My lovebirds, when they are on the ground, will peck on the floor to eat small debris or just chew on stuff. It's so nice to see them breed in a foreign environment. In my country, many people keep them as pets and a lot of them escape, but I don't think they survive as wild animals here
I agree with you those birds are very cool. I am in Sun City West, Az and I've never seen anything like that. Do they show up at your place year-round?
I just bought a half acre full of dessert nature at Papago park with many saguaro which I hear they love to nest in. would you mind if I came to try to catch a few to release in my part of town? I'm positive they would thrive in my area.. and I have mesquites as well :P
@@user-bq4fy9om8e They live right across the street from me. I talked to a woman who lives in a neighborhood across the street from mine, and she told me that she sees them everyday in trees at a water retention park near the canal. They live in the palm trees and saguaro cactus out here.
Is it harder to find lovebird in philipines nowdays? i went with my mom to the philippines in 2004 and our cousins got a lovebird for only 500 pesos which is very cheap compared to american prices ($200 USD)
Only one lovebird species is from Madagascar, as there name says the Madagascar lovebird AKA Grey headed lovebird-(Agapornis canus). All the other lovebird species are from Africa, the lovebirds in the video are Rosy faced lovebirds AKA Peach faced lovebirds-(agapornis roseicollis). Originally from the South West of Africa.
Not a Mexican parrot. Lovebirds are African
I'm not saying he's racist but if he was you shouldn't be surprised.
@@alexiscr2753 shut up
@alexiscr2753 He's not racist, you are for assuming and reaching where there is none!
''...they are areally loud!'' I would love to hear 100 lovebirds scream next to me😆
That’s so cool that they’re little farmers and leave the seeds in the soil so that they can eat the sprouts later!
I love lovebirds, they’re so cute 🥰
There is actually 9 species of Lovebirds all from Africa and near by . A lot of people call most variety's peachface but the birds in this video are the actual Peachface variety .This particular variety make the best pets if hand reared and are funny little clowns when tame , but no book in your home is safe if you have one as a pet as they love to rip into paper of any kind LOL . This is obviously a feral flock that have bred up from someone's collection that has escaped and multiplied . Rainbow Lorikeets are from the east coast of Australia but there is a colony of them on the West Coast that have bred up in the Kings Park area much like this flock have bred up from escapees from aviaries .Choose where they come from it's nice to see birds in a colony , free and having a good life .
It's like a dream come true it's so fascinating
Wow Jay, 3 things that I love: Mangoes 🥭, Papaya, and those parrots 🦜. And they’re all in your yard.
i love these guys they used to just fly by every now and again but since i put 3 bird baths in my back yard they come hang out every morning and evening.
I'm in love, I want a food forest, and I want the birds. Geez I am so jealous you really have it going on there.
Great video thank you for posting this. That’s so amazing. These birds are they don’t look like they’re eating all that much. Looks like they’re waiting for something. Really would like to see what happens eventually
Thanks for posting this and good luck with your Parkinson’s
Thats awesome! These are the coolest birds ever. I get these in my yard every year when the sunflowers are ready. They love sunflower seeds.
C'mon Jay! How awesome is this!?!?
Love it. free as a bird
You are the bird guy, they just love you.
totally awesome them birds were talking to you. thanks for sharing.
You are in heaven!!
Love them. Thanks for video. It's so cool to have them in the garden
Just saw 2 in Ahwatukee! My wife spotted them right away, but we had no idea parrots lived in Ahwatukee until we googled this, then we saw the ABC Arizona news about this. We wish we had the parrot sanctuary you have! parrot envy!
Beautiful!!!!!
Thats the cutest thing I’ve seen
Beautiful I would love to provide for them and watch em in my garden everyday
Oh how I adore lovebirds ! Lucky you ❤
Omg all rosy faced!!!! I want one now plzzzz!!
They are adorable.
So cool!!! I've seen a couple here in the Litchfield Park area but not this many! Thank you for sharing!
Aww! 😊❤
Awesome! Thanks for sharing the video.
So awesome.,
Very nice 🥰❤️😍
There is a relative of the lovebird from Madagascar as are so many other species originating in Africa. I general however the lovebird is an arid county bird found south of the equator. Arizona closely resembles the the Namibian desert where the peach faced lovebird is native to. The more tropical lovebirds though showing up from time to time won't do as well as the peach faced.
The monk parakeet colony in phoenix seems to be doing pretty well and they are tropical
Why do they just gather there without doing anything? 😂 They're like confused. My lovebirds, when they are on the ground, will peck on the floor to eat small debris or just chew on stuff.
It's so nice to see them breed in a foreign environment. In my country, many people keep them as pets and a lot of them escape, but I don't think they survive as wild animals here
That is so cool!
I’m in awwww 🥰
I agree with you those birds are very cool. I am in Sun City West, Az and I've never seen anything like that. Do they show up at your place year-round?
Yea they show up more in central Phoenix. I’m from Surprise and I never seen them really
That’s awesome
I just bought a half acre full of dessert nature at Papago park with many saguaro which I hear they love to nest in. would you mind if I came to try to catch a few to release in my part of town? I'm positive they would thrive in my area.. and I have mesquites as well :P
they are not from Mexico ... Rose-faced lovebird originated from Africa.
They are so cute, keep in touch new friend
they're come for water . hundred hundred of them at my back yard , they will leave on winter man
Du Truong Where exactly in Arizona did they come
They are peachfaced lovebirds and they are from Africa. I raise these birds and hand feed the babies.
Where do you buy your mango and papaya trees
Does anyone know if Jay does tours of his place?
❤❤❤
So cute!
Wild birds in USA?
Feral lovebirds. They were introduced by humans in Phoenix in the mid 1980s.
@@SecretAgentBartFargo Thank you for replying!
Amazing. I didn’t know that.
I have a little peach faced love bird now, she is so cute.
I’m jealous 😂
@@user-bq4fy9om8e They live right across the street from me. I talked to a woman who lives in a neighborhood across the street from mine, and she told me that she sees them everyday in trees at a water retention park near the canal. They live in the palm trees and saguaro cactus out here.
Those are not mexican birds, they are from africa kalahari area
There from Africa
They are now called rosy faced lovebirds, and they are native to Africa.
You know what, Here in the Philippines, it is very rare and expensive..
Is it harder to find lovebird in philipines nowdays? i went with my mom to the philippines in 2004 and our cousins got a lovebird for only 500 pesos which is very cheap compared to american prices ($200 USD)
@@firefly173 really.?
You do a lot of videos, perhaps you might think about investing in a tripod to hold your camera steady for more proffesional still shots
or researching the correct names of birds LOL
African parrots
They are african parrots
What! I didn't know they were native to your area 🙀
They're not - they are from Africa.
There's a feral breeding population of parrots in Phoenix.
Shakiest cam I ever saw, so you need a fix or something?
You called them Mexican but they are from Africa .
drop a music box on the middle and they will start dancing 1:56
XDDDD
Lets make it clear. Theyr place of origin is south west africa
Love birds are from Madagascar originally.
Only one lovebird species is from Madagascar, as there name says the Madagascar lovebird AKA Grey headed lovebird-(Agapornis canus). All the other lovebird species are from Africa, the lovebirds in the video are Rosy faced lovebirds AKA Peach faced lovebirds-(agapornis roseicollis). Originally from the South West of Africa.
I have bred parrots of all kinds for over 40 years and I have never heard anyone call african peachface lovebirds called " mixican " lovebirds LOL
40 years of breeding? Really.
They are not Mexican. These love birds are not from Mexico my friend.
African parrots buddy, not Mexican.
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