I have a ringneck parrot in Male, it's been kept free always. The birds comes inside the house on his own when it is going to be night. Such a good bird. Its been 15 months still always free. Ringnecks are awesome
It was amazing to see a pet bird flying outdoors! It must take a lot of training and trust to get him to return to you. I thought they would just fly away outside. How long did it take to train him to do that? Were you scared to take him outside the first time? He’s so pretty!
Nvr really tried it myself hut apparently (from what ik) it's not that hard u just teach em to come back to u when called then u risk it and let em out in a open place. Where i live ppl let there pigeons out and they always come back so i think parrots would do the same too coz they love us too
I got two really neglected Indian ringnecks yesterday and I would just love to free flight them one day! After the hell there bin through it would be the least I could do... I really love the way you interact with your birds. I know how much time and passions it takes to win the trust of an animal ❤️
Absolutely lovely and gorgeous !! IRNs always win a permanent place in one’s heart! I look forward to seeing Berrie’s progress! I see he is quite young ( dark eyes/light ring). He is so precious!! I am still heartbroken as it has been 4 months since I have seen my love- my “grand-birdie” IRN, due to my daughter’s marital separation. 😓😓Much Love to Berrie and the flock💙💙💙(psst...keep him🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼)😉
*IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ VIDEO DESCRIPTION ABOVE* For all Free Flight Training & info please visit www.liberywings.com Do NOT try at home. *Berrie is 12weeks old, mature colourings come at 18months* - If you want to check out merch or just show support the links are below. For Premium apparel merchandise visit: teespring.com/stores/adventures-of-roku For wide variety of merchandise visit www.redbubble.com/people/bmuzz For those wanting to donate instead feel free to use: PayPal.Me/AdventuresofRoku
Such a beautiful baby! I understand why you'd like to have him with you. Your dedication to these wonderful creatures is inspirational. And btw, your voices crack me up =)
Pew, pee, pew! Pew, pew, pew! Forrest (my 19 yo Senegal) and I are encouraging Bleu Berrie alllll the way here from San Francisco, California! I'll bet the Berrie is able to hear us cheering him on! I love your added eating sound affects.
I'm kind of glad that roku, korra and pabu are out of commission because we get to see how you are training another type of bird for free flight. You mention that your training berrie is different because he is an asiatic parrot. May I ask how it is different? Thanks
Perhaps it may be good for the parrot to know who is called with a special whistle, so if it is lost among the trees, know where the owner is by the sound of the whistle. Birds call each other by sounds.
Hey broo i glad to see u keep ur parrot like dat ur great bro plz can u tell me how to do i.e how to train ur parrot plz coz i don't like to keep dem in cage coz not animals made for cage plz bro how do i do that what should i do what kind of age parrot bird should i take... coz i want only to keep them free n then come home at evening plz tell me how should i do? ...great job
Its amazing how well you trained this bird.I am getting an Indian ring neck and the pet store recommends its wings to be clipped ,but in the back of my mind that seem unfair to the bird. It probably is rare to train a bird as well as you did that you can trust it to come back to you.
its not based on trust, but brain development. I highly advise against wing clipping as the detrimental affects are long and extensive. If you go to www.adventuresofroku.com/Educational.php you will find all the science based information directly relating to the affects of clipping. I cannot stress the importance of reading them, 95% of people tend to just say they will and not take the time to read, as a result the bird is the one who suffers which is not fair. Unfortunately majority of pet shop workers and alarmingly even vets are not up to date with the most recent science based information in regards to clipping. :(
I have not been able to take mine as far as free flight outside. But he was clipped by the previous owner and it made him really hate her. She gave him to me when he bonded with me. Thats 6 months ago he now has grown out hes wings again and has gotten a new friend in a lovebird i took in after she was abused. He flies well but he cannot stand my friend at all if he hears her voice just me on the phone he shows aggression he also does not want to be near anyone for hours if she has stopped by the Apartment. I dont know if it was only the clipping that did this. Or more. Since he has such a severe reaction to her. But i would never clip hes wings again. And i dont advice you to do so either. Ringnecks can be a lovely tamed bird like any other. But they do ask for alot more patience and time. In the 6 months Ive had Charlie I went from not beeing able to come near him other then feeding threw the cage. To now having a shower buddy and no problem moving him in and out of the cage. I spent 3 hours a day spread out with good amount of breaks reading for him and just holding a hand om the cage for 2 weeks before i could even take my hand in the cage with out it making hun stressed. Patience and love is key with ringnecks. But once you get the my god what lovely companions they are.
@@AdventuresofRoku Thanks for the reply , My blue IRN's wing is still not clipped, but any time I open the cage he goes to the highest point which is curtain rod, and needs an effort to bring him down, any advice here?
Comparing Berrie's "crash landing" technique with the flight skills of a wild ringneck. How long do you think it will take Berrie to learn the "hover, check things out, then land" skill? th-cam.com/video/cZIEQ5FaX6k/w-d-xo.html
Can i learn this to my ringneck hes 12 weeks now stil little scared got him from someone who had him 24/7 in a cage now i dont even put him in a cage we have here in the netherlands s lot wild flying im scared one day he follows them away
mmm it's not so much about confidence but more understanding the science and identifying key behaviours/development. I had berry out within 3 days of fledging. :)
how can i train my indian ringneck to freefly and come back to me!! I love him! My bird is also blue but 11 months old right now. I got him at age 4 months. I've been teaching him words past few months but this month, hes trying to speak but cant understand what hes trying to say lol. I hope you can give me some advice!! Thank you
What is the difference between asian birds and the rest in relation to free flight? Would it be different with an African ring neck, do you think? And next time you get a chance to train a bird from the beginning could you show what location you use for level 1 (first time)?
when it comes to training I never ever include any actual "training" aspects or processes in the videos. I find there is an alarming amount of irresponsible people who are very much "monkey see, monkey do" and take things completely out of context resulting in the loss of their birds. Last year a total of 18 people contacted me to let me know their birds had died or been lost due to watching my videos and then randomly going outside to let their birds "free fly"... thinking they would return because they had a great relationship.... or because they were good at indoor recall or best one yet.... because my personal birds always came back... *face palm* It's this select group of people, not everyone) who have ruined it for the majority. I now have to add disclaimers, answer and redirect any potential individual who may be going down this path, provide relevant sources etc etc. You might find most of your answers at www.adventuresofroku.com/Educational.php :) As for behaviours it's always important to look at the lifestyle of the birds in the wild, in their natural habitat. Doing this will help to explain many traits, training quirks and or behaviours. For example some species are suborial (not sure if thats spelt correctly) meaning they live in and amongst the canopies never going to the ground, this may explain an aversion to foraging down low.
yeah extremely high chance of loss if you take him out, free flight is not based on recall training or chance/luck. It's all explained in detail in the link on video description and pinned post :)
Lol. My ringneck is the same. No idea how to land.. Took a out 3hrs last time to actually land I would say on me, but more like spread eagles at me. Lol.
I have 2 ringnecks they are 3 months old and i bought them when they were 7 weeks, i handfed them until they were fully weaned(12 weeks). But they are constantly biting me and they won't listen. They will fly away when i try to teach them something with a clicker. The only thing they Can do is step up and eat out of my hand and in the cage they let me pet them. But when they are out of the cage they won't let me pet them or they won't listen. What do i do please help.
I highly recommend reading through the info on the website, link in video description and pinned post. Understanding how to read a parrots body language is crucial and something so many owners fall short in. Clicker training is redundant if your forcing engagement with a bird not wanting to be near you, so knowing what the clear comfort boundaries are is the first step. :)
Sara duff I recommend you to take them out twice a day and letting them do whatever they want until they come to you and once they come to you , you should give them treats and always talk to them in a gentle and calm voice and try to not give a reaction when they bite just lift your hand away from them until the let you pet them. I also recommend you to visit your local vetitarian if none of my tips work because maybe theres something wrong with them, also take them out and PLAY with them daily because Indian ringneck parrots tend to be very energetic and playful also don’t pet them too often therefore that can lead to biting you if you don’t pet them as much petting you did yesterday or the day before.😊 Hope this helped and good luck buddy.
shes really cute and btw you where calling her a boy but only boy ring necks have black rings around the neck but birls have the same color ring around the neck so...I think you have a little girl
How did you train him like tht......??? My little green ringneck almost flew away....but I caught him later from a neighbours house.... And I had to trim his feathers ...he is sooooo mad at me for tht🙍🙍🙍
I would be mad and upset too if someone handicapped me :( if you go to the link in video description and pinned post you will find the training and info there.
Not that hard you need to trian it recall in short distances indoors and then slowly increase distance longer and when it's really used to it train it free fly indoors and if you trust it you can bring it outdoors but I'm obviously not a professional you can watch a video on how to
its all explained on the website in both video description and pinned post, people compare pet indoor parrots to free flight parrots when in reality they are drastically different. :)
I have a ringneck parrot in Male, it's been kept free always. The birds comes inside the house on his own when it is going to be night. Such a good bird. Its been 15 months still always free. Ringnecks are awesome
Maldives?
😂😂no way
just curious, how's the bird doing?
My ringneck was just going crazy when yours made noises lol
my ringneck once flew away, but came back after 1 week :D This Video gave me so much flashback cause the bird was always flying around the house
Wtf 🤣
wow
😆😆😆😆
Joke right?
How the heck did he came back after 1 week that's not posible so your probably joking right?
It was amazing to see a pet bird flying outdoors! It must take a lot of training and trust to get him to return to you. I thought they would just fly away outside. How long did it take to train him to do that? Were you scared to take him outside the first time? He’s so pretty!
Nvr really tried it myself hut apparently (from what ik) it's not that hard u just teach em to come back to u when called then u risk it and let em out in a open place. Where i live ppl let there pigeons out and they always come back so i think parrots would do the same too coz they love us too
@@justaguyp1707 bs
Only true love is bringing them back to their owners.
I got two really neglected Indian ringnecks yesterday and I would just love to free flight them one day! After the hell there bin through it would be the least I could do... I really love the way you interact with your birds. I know how much time and passions it takes to win the trust of an animal ❤️
I think it's wonderful that you let this baby do what it was put here to do and not stick it in a small cage. Thank you
Absolutely lovely and gorgeous !! IRNs always win a permanent place in one’s heart! I look forward to seeing Berrie’s progress! I see he is quite young ( dark eyes/light ring). He is so precious!! I am still heartbroken as it has been 4 months since I have seen my love- my “grand-birdie” IRN, due to my daughter’s marital separation. 😓😓Much Love to Berrie and the flock💙💙💙(psst...keep him🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼)😉
I used to free fly my parakeets too, until one was taken by a hawk!!!
*IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ VIDEO DESCRIPTION ABOVE*
For all Free Flight Training & info please visit www.liberywings.com Do NOT try at home. *Berrie is 12weeks old, mature colourings come at 18months*
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Adventures of Roku how do you do it
What did you give him as a treat?
Such a beautiful baby! I understand why you'd like to have him with you. Your dedication to these wonderful creatures is inspirational.
And btw, your voices crack me up =)
I love Berrie's snaky neck dance.
That’s was chocked bro, not neck dance
Berry berrie! I would like for you to keep him! Hes won me over as well
Pew, pee, pew! Pew, pew, pew! Forrest (my 19 yo Senegal) and I are encouraging Bleu Berrie alllll the way here from San Francisco, California! I'll bet the Berrie is able to hear us cheering him on! I love your added eating sound affects.
Wow excellent training my man
I wish I had the confidence to let mine do this 👍
My friends always say that I don't smile. Well, I just realized that every time I watch your videos, I am smiling. 😘
aww thats awesome! well I hope they continue to make you smile :)
Kitty Vaughn , maybe u are Russian ) they never smile.
Андрей Иванов ...😁❤
Hawks would have him out here. 😞
I'm kind of glad that roku, korra and pabu are out of commission because we get to see how you are training another type of bird for free flight. You mention that your training berrie is different because he is an asiatic parrot. May I ask how it is different? Thanks
Thanks so much for answering! Great analogy - I totally get it!
Gorgeous boy Ringnecks are one of my favs
Just beautiful, this makes me happy just watching. 😆😘
My bird decided he was going free flying permanently. Never saw him again...
Amazing. Many ringneck parrots don't fly back.
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww that’s such a cute bird I love that bird sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much
I love to see pet birds be able to free fly. Kudos to those owners who don't clip their wings and train their birds to do this
He is Adorable!!
Perhaps it may be good for the parrot to know who is called with a special whistle, so if it is lost among the trees, know where the owner is by the sound of the whistle. Birds call each other by sounds.
The sound than he does your like all ringneck do that ... i love this thing... i have the same but hes green
awww, that must be such a happy parrot(:
I loved his victory dance
So adorable. Love u berry😘😘😘
Great job Berrie!💙💙💙
Someday i will let both of my ringnecks to free flight outdoor just like what regular birds do..
I have one exactly like this one ... i buy him when he was 6weeks old!
Hey broo i glad to see u keep ur parrot like dat ur great bro plz can u tell me how to do i.e how to train ur parrot plz coz i don't like to keep dem in cage coz not animals made for cage plz bro how do i do that what should i do what kind of age parrot bird should i take... coz i want only to keep them free n then come home at evening plz tell me how should i do? ...great job
Little baby!😍😍😍
A good baby boy!
Please tell me in detail How to Train for Free Flight of Indian ringneck ?
Same as other birds like conures you can watch a video on how to
What food the bird eating
My green cheek used to bunny hop all the way to the bottom of tress too lol
super surprised he's not being attacked by the local birds hey, my cockateil was smashed by magpies, butchers and swallows when he flew -.-
Thank you very much berries is a beautiful bird lovely to watch and made me very happy after being ill all day😘
Its amazing how well you trained this bird.I am getting an Indian ring neck and the pet store recommends its wings to be clipped ,but in the back of my mind that seem unfair to the bird. It probably is rare to train a bird as well as you did that you can trust it to come back to you.
its not based on trust, but brain development. I highly advise against wing clipping as the detrimental affects are long and extensive. If you go to www.adventuresofroku.com/Educational.php you will find all the science based information directly relating to the affects of clipping. I cannot stress the importance of reading them, 95% of people tend to just say they will and not take the time to read, as a result the bird is the one who suffers which is not fair.
Unfortunately majority of pet shop workers and alarmingly even vets are not up to date with the most recent science based information in regards to clipping. :(
I have not been able to take mine as far as free flight outside. But he was clipped by the previous owner and it made him really hate her. She gave him to me when he bonded with me. Thats 6 months ago he now has grown out hes wings again and has gotten a new friend in a lovebird i took in after she was abused. He flies well but he cannot stand my friend at all if he hears her voice just me on the phone he shows aggression he also does not want to be near anyone for hours if she has stopped by the Apartment. I dont know if it was only the clipping that did this. Or more. Since he has such a severe reaction to her. But i would never clip hes wings again. And i dont advice you to do so either. Ringnecks can be a lovely tamed bird like any other. But they do ask for alot more patience and time. In the 6 months Ive had Charlie I went from not beeing able to come near him other then feeding threw the cage. To now having a shower buddy and no problem moving him in and out of the cage. I spent 3 hours a day spread out with good amount of breaks reading for him and just holding a hand om the cage for 2 weeks before i could even take my hand in the cage with out it making hun stressed. Patience and love is key with ringnecks. But once you get the my god what lovely companions they are.
@@AdventuresofRoku Thanks for the reply , My blue IRN's wing is still not clipped, but any time I open the cage he goes to the highest point which is curtain rod, and needs an effort to bring him down, any advice here?
He is awesome.......great bird
I would be so afraid he wouldn't come back....but it looks amazing for the bird !
4 days later beawy beawy come back 🥲
beautiful parrot and ringtone is a best
I usually see Macaws free flight but this is cool
God bless you😃
Interesting video.
What about predators?
What percentage is the danger of losing your parrot on the first free flight?
Comparing Berrie's "crash landing" technique with the flight skills of a wild ringneck. How long do you think it will take Berrie to learn the "hover, check things out, then land" skill? th-cam.com/video/cZIEQ5FaX6k/w-d-xo.html
I would say another 1-2 days, he is already doing it now but id say 1-2 more days of flying and he will have it perfect. :)
Can i learn this to my ringneck hes 12 weeks now stil little scared got him from someone who had him 24/7 in a cage now i dont even put him in a cage we have here in the netherlands s lot wild flying im scared one day he follows them away
Waaaooo, that was impressive! How long did it take for you to be confidence enough to set him free like that?...Awesome video! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
mmm it's not so much about confidence but more understanding the science and identifying key behaviours/development. I had berry out within 3 days of fledging. :)
@@AdventuresofRoku Nice!
He is out. But he flew away twice and I was so scared his wings are clipped but I hate it. He needs to fly but I dunno how to train him
Never to be seen again
omg he swallows them hahahha
how can i train my indian ringneck to freefly and come back to me!! I love him! My bird is also blue but 11 months old right now. I got him at age 4 months. I've been teaching him words past few months but this month, hes trying to speak but cant understand what hes trying to say lol. I hope you can give me some advice!! Thank you
It’s easier to train as a baby
What is your treat
How do you teach it to fly and come back
How did you train him to come back. Mine is about four years old is it too late.
How did you trained to dance? Is so cute x'D ♥♥♥
haha he is not actually dancing but more adjusting his crop :)
this is awesome! can i ask what treat you use? :)
I use any mixed nuts, in this video I used pine nuts :)
thanks :D in a few weeks my blue IRN is also gonna be flying so I'm trying to pick up as much as I can from other IRN freefliers
what treats do u give them?
What is the difference between asian birds and the rest in relation to free flight? Would it be different with an African ring neck, do you think? And next time you get a chance to train a bird from the beginning could you show what location you use for level 1 (first time)?
when it comes to training I never ever include any actual "training" aspects or processes in the videos. I find there is an alarming amount of irresponsible people who are very much "monkey see, monkey do" and take things completely out of context resulting in the loss of their birds.
Last year a total of 18 people contacted me to let me know their birds had died or been lost due to watching my videos and then randomly going outside to let their birds "free fly"... thinking they would return because they had a great relationship.... or because they were good at indoor recall or best one yet.... because my personal birds always came back... *face palm*
It's this select group of people, not everyone) who have ruined it for the majority.
I now have to add disclaimers, answer and redirect any potential individual who may be going down this path, provide relevant sources etc etc.
You might find most of your answers at www.adventuresofroku.com/Educational.php :)
As for behaviours it's always important to look at the lifestyle of the birds in the wild, in their natural habitat. Doing this will help to explain many traits, training quirks and or behaviours.
For example some species are suborial (not sure if thats spelt correctly) meaning they live in and amongst the canopies never going to the ground, this may explain an aversion to foraging down low.
Hi, I really want to check out your tips but the website is down. Anyway to access them please ?
What about predators???? Yikes!!!
amazing
Is there for sale any where in india
God I wish I could teach my IRN to free fly. He loves flying but can only do it inside because I know he'll run away for good if I took him out.
yeah extremely high chance of loss if you take him out, free flight is not based on recall training or chance/luck. It's all explained in detail in the link on video description and pinned post :)
Great video. You must be a good trainer. Aren't you afraid that he might fly away?
all the free flight training and info is in detail in the link in both pinned post and video description :)
Lol. My ringneck is the same. No idea how to land.. Took a out 3hrs last time to actually land I would say on me, but more like spread eagles at me. Lol.
How do you train a bird to be able to free fly?
I have 2 ringnecks they are 3 months old and i bought them when they were 7 weeks, i handfed them until they were fully weaned(12 weeks). But they are constantly biting me and they won't listen. They will fly away when i try to teach them something with a clicker. The only thing they Can do is step up and eat out of my hand and in the cage they let me pet them. But when they are out of the cage they won't let me pet them or they won't listen. What do i do please help.
I highly recommend reading through the info on the website, link in video description and pinned post. Understanding how to read a parrots body language is crucial and something so many owners fall short in.
Clicker training is redundant if your forcing engagement with a bird not wanting to be near you, so knowing what the clear comfort boundaries are is the first step. :)
Sara duff I recommend you to take them out twice a day and letting them do whatever they want until they come to you and once they come to you , you should give them treats and always talk to them in a gentle and calm voice and try to not give a reaction when they bite just lift your hand away from them until the let you pet them.
I also recommend you to visit your local vetitarian if none of my tips work because maybe theres something wrong with them, also take them out and PLAY with them daily because Indian ringneck parrots tend to be very energetic and playful also don’t pet them too often therefore that can lead to biting you if you don’t pet them as much petting you did yesterday or the day before.😊
Hope this helped and good luck buddy.
Bro are you in Australia?
Amazing 😊
shes really cute and btw you where calling her a boy but only boy ring necks have black rings around the neck but birls have the same color ring around the neck so...I think you have a little girl
Aren’t you scared he won’t come back
no as this is not based on chance or trust, its all explained in great detail on the website in both video description and pinned post :)
How did you train him like tht......??? My little green ringneck almost flew away....but I caught him later from a neighbours house....
And I had to trim his feathers ...he is sooooo mad at me for tht🙍🙍🙍
I would be mad and upset too if someone handicapped me :(
if you go to the link in video description and pinned post you will find the training and info there.
Was it hard to train not to fly away? And how do you train
Not that hard you need to trian it recall in short distances indoors and then slowly increase distance longer and when it's really used to it train it free fly indoors and if you trust it you can bring it outdoors but I'm obviously not a professional you can watch a video on how to
He sounds like Austin from ace family
I just got one do they talk?
Yes if you train well
I'm just wondering why that bird doesn't just fly away from you
its all explained on the website in both video description and pinned post, people compare pet indoor parrots to free flight parrots when in reality they are drastically different. :)
this video gives me so much anxiety
What do you feed him to train him?
OMG AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I SAW Vidiow that showd the deadlyust brids
Where was this Recorded at ?
What are you feeding him.... What is that white thing in your hand
that day I was using pine nuts, theres over maybe 40 different treats that I use. its just what ever I grab on the day.
Are you going to keep Berrie?! :)
yep it's explained in the video description :) he is family now haha
How old is berrie in the video? Thankssss
should all be in the video descriptions, but from memory like under 10-12 weeks
what about predator birds
it's great but just too risky to do this with your bird
Very nice dear sir🌹
This is actually too cool i'm very impressed
At what age and how do you prepare them for free flight
the info is in pinned post & video description :)
So cute
He's pretty
Hello from mexico
how to train wild ring neck
they are wild so have no incentive, want or need to associate themselves with you.
Otherwise the link is in both pinned post and video description :)
get a new born chick ,hand feed it ,let it out your cage beware no windows open,fans running,cat& dogs in room...this is the best way to tame!!!
Like! 🦜🦜🦜
what is a "painat"
pine nut lol
thank you i just herd it wrong