He has meet some of my other birds. He hangs out with Malibu mostly. He has been in my birdroom and out with my Budgies and Bourke's so far. I will make a video of Kingsley in my birdroom soon
Wow a blood tear! I've never heard of or seen that before. Pls don't stop making videos of u and ur birds. U have good content and some uncommon species that people don't see often, so ur vids are always interesting and educational in some way.
This happened once to my African grey parrot.... I freaked out an was terrified... Thanks for sharing... I have never mentioned this in my African grey videos, just in case it happens to someone else for a different reason but this upload was great cos done at the vets... Such a beautiful baby awww 😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your bonding is with parrrots and specialy this kingsly its amazing Beutiful video my friend 🦜🐦 stay happy and Blessed😊always love to see your channel😊
Hi! I love your videos. I have a cockatiel and a green cheek conure. You share so much great info! I have never heard of this before. I was thinking it would be nice for you to make a video on what to do when your bird flies into a window or wall. I had a talk with my vet after my cockatiel, sparky thought that he was strong enough to go through the wall. Luckily he was okay, but my vet let me know about some things you have to watch for to make sure he’s okay.
Hi. Yes, I did find the info you shared helpful and would like to learn as much as I can about anything health related that can occur in pet birds and any other possible issues . Thanks!🐦
Kingsley looks wonderful!! So glad he's able to enjoy the outdoors. I recall last year ( don’t recall time-frame) where a wild bird tried to fly down & attack which was so very scary. I had heard about a blood tear before as a phenomenon. A skin infection sounds much more serious so happy to hear he healed well. Thank you for sharing this video. Your vet appears not only to be knowledgeable but gentle and caring. 💕
Hi, I had a hawk problem last year. I got lucky this year as crows nested nearby and chased the hawks away. The hawks have started to come back since the crows left.
I absolutely love all your videos, I just have 2 budgies, but I love how you explain things, Kingsley is beautiful, and I haven't seen any other videos about King parrots
Oh my goodness , i would have been frantic Donna. I have a Timneh Africian Grey so thank you very much for giving me this video with this infomation.Extremely important for me to know. Iam glad Kingsley is okay..Hes big and looks beautiful.Bye fornow Donna and thanks.Any info you have on birdies is greatly appreciated.
Please do more videos about Kingsley's health issues! They're really helpful and interesting. It's good to see him looking so much better. He's so cute 🥰
Yes. Startling. Now we know of Blood Tear and Blood Feathers.... both very important. Yes. I’d like to know about skin infections in parrots. I’m like you. Scientific interest in everything !
What a lovely boy he's turning out to be! 🥰🦜😚 This reminds me of when people say "Gee! Don't burst a blood vessel over it!" I think there was a character in a British comic book (? or cartoon) called Buster Bloodvessel! So it must be a thing huh! It makes sense that this can happen when they are a bit stressed, I guess they must have particularly delicate capillaries in their eyelids. And isn't there a toad that does something like this as a sort of defense when attacked? Really interesting. More please Donna! I'm sure it would be really valuable for people to see how much effort it can take to sort out a sick bird sometimes. Take care x
Wow! Thanks for sharing 👍🏻. I never knew that! Although my first owl finch ended up with a weird lump on his head. We took him to the vet and the vet was kinda stumped too. We tried antibiotics and separated him from the others (so they wouldn’t preen his head) and after the antibiotics he still had it. I was dealing with 2 vets and neither really wanted to put him under to biopsy it because he’s so tiny. But after about another week or two the lump went away and he’s been good ever since 🤷🏼♀️. I would love to know about Kingsley skin problems ☺️
Thanks for showing us your parrot being so cute and talking🐤🙂 brings a smile to my face. One of my budgies died today so im pretty sad😭 but this video made me smile🙂
Who decided that this increased pressure in the eye tissue is not because of the hold around the neck being too tight? My hypothesis is that bleeding from the eyes has everything to do with compression of the blood vessels in the neck.
Wow, thanks for the info, I’d never heard or read about that. I’ll ask my local bird boarding lady in case she’s ever seen it much (she has lots of ‘toos of hers plus visitor birds) ...hope I never see it but won’t panic if I do 🦜
Oh my! That’s interesting, I’ve never seen anything like a blood tear before! I hope Kingsley is doing alright now, he is so sweet, those noises are so cute! What an amazing talker🥰
Wow I never knew it can happen to a bird. That is so nice of you to share that. I could not hear what the vet said . Is it because the bird is a bit frightened being worked on or was he in pain that he actually had a blood tear. Good to know and a rare thing to happen...👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I started by turning my hand outward so that he would look the other way, he now will do it on his own but sometimes he keeps looking at me and says Peekaboo when I look at him.
I think the vet thinks Kingsley is a female because females are this color as adults while the males whole head and chest turn red by the age of 3. Juvenile King Parrots look like females. I have asked him to change his file to a male but they don't change it and continue to call him a she🤔
Kingsley is looking great, so glad he is talking now; "Peak-a-boo." This is a very educational video with regards to vet explaining "blood tears." Yes, yes !, as a viewer, more information on skin issues with birds is needed. Please check your PayPal account; I really appreciate your videos.
Nice. I have always had budgies i might be getting one of these. I think quite rare atm in the UK. How much do you normally pay for such a bird in the UK? I would appreciate it. But blood tear would be terrifying especially if you didn't know about it.
That is interesting I can see how that would be very scary and concerning if you didn't know what that was. I believe its the spiny lizard that also does this, but its projectile and used as defence. Yes, it actually can shoot blood from its eyes. Nature is weird. Kingsley certainly looks a lot better now. Sure would like to know what that skin thing was all about. how mysterious
I have a question, I just rescued a green cheek conure its not a species I'm super familiar with, I have done my research and watched alot of videos and consulted the veterinarian I work for, but where she came from was distressing, she always grabs my fingers or hand if I try tp put her down or stop petting her or try to takw her off my shoulder. How can I help correct this behavior? Anytime I use noises like with my cockatiel she gets terrified and i do not want her to get scared from a ahah the noise i use when she does it.
Hi, Conures in general are nippy birds. It's best to read their body language to avoid being bit. Use positive reinforcement for good behavior. Try target training and that way you don't have to have your fingers to close. Have another family member make loud noises in another room and give a treat when there is no reaction. Make the noises closer and closer until she is used to it but go slowly. Hope this helps
Do any of your birds ever bite and break the skin? So bite really heard or is bonding with them and watching their moods really enough to prevent this?
Kingsley seems so sweet and to me most of your birds do. I’m working with my young cocketiel I’ve had for less then 2 weeks. I’m wondering if I really should ignore nips or do something to avoide them happening?
@@fashionista4000 biting is communication. what are they trying to say? earnjng your bird's trust at this early stage is the best bet, so if they want space or are feeling unsure of you, respect that and let them interact on their own terms. Training (target training, recall, tricks) is a good option, instead of forced handling, as it's an activity you can both focus on with fun and treats involved, allowing you to bond and build up those initial positive experiences with each other.
try to avoid nips by learning the warning signs, but should they nip, calmly respond appropriately e.g. if the bird wants space, give them that. this might sound like it's reinforcing biting, but they should not be biting frequently enough for this to happen. Plus, if biting gets completely ignored or even punished, the bird will become more frustrated and potentially bite harder, more frequently and eventually might stop trying (a depressing, I've given up trying to scream my needs, type of stopping though)
also! please remember they are birds! they can bite sometimes and that should be completely okay, as long as it is not a consistent/excessive problem. they are wonderful, affectionate companions but that doesn't mean they can't have their off days or inappropriately express their needs - they are not acting with malice or unsavory intentions - they are simply trying to adapt to living with their humans; hardly resembling their natural habitat/lifestyle
My Senegal has bitten me hard where she has drawn blood. Senegals are quick and don't show emotions very well, they just attack. My Moustache Parakeet will bite me but I avoid it by reading her body language. Reading their body language is the best way to avoid being bitten. Always reward good behavior and reading their body language is the best way to avoid being bitten
Hello I trust you that because you have a lot of experience so i have a question I have a pet cockatiel that reach the sexual maturity(i know that bcz he was trying to mate with my hand🤦♂️😅) did I have to get him a female or its not necessary? By the way he is out of cage for more than 10 hours a day. Thank you very much 🌹👍
@@Loveofpets thank you very much for responding 🌹🌹 So i understand that he can pass his desire to mate Bcz today morning he was trying to mate with me hand😅
hello Madam i am from INDIA and i love to watch your videos. you have very lovely and beautiful birds and you are so so so beautiful gorgeous and lovely. plz ,,,,don't mind
My birds feet is dangling and broken i think the bone broke and skin is still on but its but what do i do bc im scared and i dont wanna take it out T^T
You must go to an avian vet immediately. Catch your bird in a towel and place in small travel cage with no perches. Put layers of paper towels on the bottom of the cage for softness. He is in pain.
I don't agree that it is a great idea to file a birds beak to the point of the eye bleeding. More scientific approach to diagnose the skin issue and fix that. I think it is a later video where Donna discusses that Kingsly had mites. I am assuming the skin problems during this month were later found to be related to mite. It that is the case then I would expect an avian vet to at least be able to think of that and to test for that or just give the generic mitacide.
Kingsley is young in this video and still looks female. Males take up to 3 years to develop the red. Here is a more current video of him. You can see the red coming in th-cam.com/video/L9BU7WI7bjY/w-d-xo.html
Watch next > Veterinarian Visits | Pet Health | Sickness of Pets: th-cam.com/play/PL6uTBIckTWD4Pn60qyDzcmB1Gmm87zs8V.html
Why can't he meet your other birds?
He has meet some of my other birds. He hangs out with Malibu mostly. He has been in my birdroom and out with my Budgies and Bourke's so far. I will make a video of Kingsley in my birdroom soon
Wow a blood tear! I've never heard of or seen that before. Pls don't stop making videos of u and ur birds. U have good content and some uncommon species that people don't see often, so ur vids are always interesting and educational in some way.
1:07 such sweet noises
MY FAVORITE CHANNEL! You make me a much better parrot owner and way more informed ❤️🦜
Glad to hear this 🤗
Lots of love there🥰...love him preening your hair!
I've seen that once. It was shocking. Thank you for showing this. He's lovely.
This happened once to my African grey parrot.... I freaked out an was terrified... Thanks for sharing... I have never mentioned this in my African grey videos, just in case it happens to someone else for a different reason but this upload was great cos done at the vets... Such a beautiful baby awww 😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
He is very beautiful! I love that scarlet belly.
My little conure perches on my glasses
He was so cute playing peekaboo with you. I’m glad you solved his skin issue.
Wow! That was remarkable. Good to know. I would have been frightened, too!
Kingsley gave a kiss on cheek 0:56
The blood tear is so interesting! I just learned something new. Great video Donna, thank you for showing us this info.
He is so beautiful. I'm surprised he's talking so well so young.
That's when they learn the best. My macaw learned how to talk very early on.
Thanks for sharing. Yes, I'd like to know about Kingsley's skin issue.
He is so beautiful. I love parrots
such a CUTIE !
What a smart parrot!!
Your bonding is with parrrots and specialy this kingsly its amazing Beutiful video my friend 🦜🐦 stay happy and Blessed😊always love to see your channel😊
I love ur channel!! You are just the nicest person!! I would love to see a vid about his skin infection!!!
Hi! I love your videos. I have a cockatiel and a green cheek conure. You share so much great info! I have never heard of this before. I was thinking it would be nice for you to make a video on what to do when your bird flies into a window or wall. I had a talk with my vet after my cockatiel, sparky thought that he was strong enough to go through the wall. Luckily he was okay, but my vet let me know about some things you have to watch for to make sure he’s okay.
Sorry about your cockatiel. I will put in on my video list.
Hi. Yes, I did find the info you shared helpful and would like to learn as much as I can about anything health related that can occur in pet birds and any other possible issues . Thanks!🐦
can you do a video about how you maintain your bond with each bird when you have such a large flock
I will do my best to make a video like this 😃
Love of Pets thank you!!!
I would be interested in learning more! Love your channel by the way.
Beautiful video.
lol my quaker loves your vids he bobs his head when you say are you a good boy
That's cute!
Wow I did not know that as I have a gray myself. Thank you for sharing and I’m glad your baby is ok. 💕
It was frightening to see. Now you know if it happens to your Grey that he will be okay.
I never heard of a blood tear either. He is so clever to be talking already!
Yes, please do the skin video. ♥️♥️
He is a handsome big boy!
Kingsley looks wonderful!! So glad he's able to enjoy the outdoors. I recall last year ( don’t recall time-frame) where a wild bird tried to fly down & attack which was so very scary.
I had heard about a blood tear before as a phenomenon. A skin infection sounds much more serious so happy to hear he healed well. Thank you for sharing this video. Your vet appears not only to be knowledgeable but gentle and caring. 💕
Hi, I had a hawk problem last year. I got lucky this year as crows nested nearby and chased the hawks away. The hawks have started to come back since the crows left.
Yes would love to see info on Kingsleys skin problem. Thanks!
Kingsley seems to be a very sweet bird! This is a very interesting video! Thank you so much.
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I absolutely love all your videos, I just have 2 budgies, but I love how you explain things, Kingsley is beautiful, and I haven't seen any other videos about King parrots
Oh my goodness , i would have been frantic Donna. I have a Timneh Africian Grey so thank you very much for giving me this video with this infomation.Extremely important for me to know. Iam glad Kingsley is okay..Hes big and looks beautiful.Bye fornow Donna and thanks.Any info you have on birdies is greatly appreciated.
Please do more videos about Kingsley's health issues! They're really helpful and interesting. It's good to see him looking so much better. He's so cute 🥰
I have been around birds all my life, never heard of a blood tear. Scary. Your channel is so educational. Thank you
Wow that's so interesting! It scared me too. Glad it was normal, thanks for sharing! Kingsley is so cute!!!😍❤
this was superrrr informational, and I do want to know aboutt skin diseasessss
I didnt know about this, thanks for sharing!
I would love to see that video!! That would of scared me to death! I'm so glad it was no big deal!
He is so cute I am glad he is ok
Yes. Startling. Now we know of Blood Tear and Blood Feathers.... both very important. Yes. I’d like to know about skin infections in parrots. I’m like you. Scientific interest in everything !
What a lovely boy he's turning out to be! 🥰🦜😚 This reminds me of when people say "Gee! Don't burst a blood vessel over it!" I think there was a character in a British comic book (? or cartoon) called Buster Bloodvessel! So it must be a thing huh! It makes sense that this can happen when they are a bit stressed, I guess they must have particularly delicate capillaries in their eyelids. And isn't there a toad that does something like this as a sort of defense when attacked?
Really interesting. More please Donna! I'm sure it would be really valuable for people to see how much effort it can take to sort out a sick bird sometimes.
Take care x
I never heard of Buster Bloodvessel but sounds interesting 😀
Scary! Glad he’s ok though he’s so beautiful
Didn't hear about Blood tear. I want to see video on Kingsley's Journey or Skin disease.
WoOW Tame Parrot Is Very beautiful Same as You 🐦❤️
Wow! Thanks for sharing 👍🏻. I never knew that! Although my first owl finch ended up with a weird lump on his head. We took him to the vet and the vet was kinda stumped too. We tried antibiotics and separated him from the others (so they wouldn’t preen his head) and after the antibiotics he still had it. I was dealing with 2 vets and neither really wanted to put him under to biopsy it because he’s so tiny. But after about another week or two the lump went away and he’s been good ever since 🤷🏼♀️. I would love to know about Kingsley skin problems ☺️
I would have been freaked out. Live and learn.
me too
💖💖💖
Thank you for this educational video. 🌾
Incredibly smart birds
Thanks for showing us your parrot being so cute and talking🐤🙂 brings a smile to my face. One of my budgies died today so im pretty sad😭 but this video made me smile🙂
So sorry about loss 😢. Glad my video made you smile.
Thanks for sharing🙏
So beautiful🥰
I have Olive headed lorikeet❤️
New information to me. 👍 I will watch if you put out films from the vet. Really interesting.
Wow! I'm glad 💖 kingsly is looking great 🥰 I was horrified to see his blood tears & yes I would like to know about his mysterious skin issues.
I didn't know that could happen. The blood was strange. Kingsley is beautiful.
You have such beautiful bird and colors where do u finds them thank u
Hi, I get my birds from various sources. Some are rehomed to me, some are adopted and some from breeders.
@@Loveofpets I love them
U take such good care of them I love ur videos
thanks You
Omg poor Kingsley please share the skin condition issue
Who decided that this increased pressure in the eye tissue is not because of the hold around the neck being too tight? My hypothesis is that bleeding from the eyes has everything to do with compression of the blood vessels in the neck.
I thought the same thing. The vet explained it and showed me that he was not being held to tightly but you never know. It was frightening.
That would have freaked me out. I have never heard of that. I hope that never happens to my cockatiel. I would like to see a video on the skin issue.
Thanks for the video so educational would be interested in video on kingsleys skin infection
Wow, thanks for the info, I’d never heard or read about that. I’ll ask my local bird boarding lady in case she’s ever seen it much (she has lots of ‘toos of hers plus visitor birds) ...hope I never see it but won’t panic if I do 🦜
Oh my! That’s interesting, I’ve never seen anything like a blood tear before! I hope Kingsley is doing alright now, he is so sweet, those noises are so cute! What an amazing talker🥰
I want to be a vet tech. This video was pretty cool! And good to know!
Wow I never knew it can happen to a bird. That is so nice of you to share that. I could not hear what the vet said . Is it because the bird is a bit frightened being worked on or was he in pain that he actually had a blood tear. Good to know and a rare thing to happen...👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It's usually that they are angry or upset.
It was wonderful. 😊
Great video, on a side note how did you teach Kingsley to look away and then look back for the peekaboo game, that was0 super cute
I started by turning my hand outward so that he would look the other way, he now will do it on his own but sometimes he keeps looking at me and says Peekaboo when I look at him.
Why was the vet calling Kingsley a she ? That was pretty weird with the blood tear, I never heard of that before. He talks so well now!
I think the vet thinks Kingsley is a female because females are this color as adults while the males whole head and chest turn red by the age of 3. Juvenile King Parrots look like females. I have asked him to change his file to a male but they don't change it and continue to call him a she🤔
Kingsley is looking great, so glad he is talking now; "Peak-a-boo." This is a very educational video with regards to vet explaining "blood tears." Yes, yes !, as a viewer, more information on skin issues with birds is needed. Please check your PayPal account; I really appreciate your videos.
Thank you so much.
Kingsley learns so fast. He mimics my other birds also.
Nice. I have always had budgies i might be getting one of these. I think quite rare atm in the UK. How much do you normally pay for such a bird in the UK? I would appreciate it. But blood tear would be terrifying especially if you didn't know about it.
Thanks . Very good
Welcome 😊
That is interesting I can see how that would be very scary and concerning if you didn't know what that was. I believe its the spiny lizard that also does this, but its projectile and used as defence. Yes, it actually can shoot blood from its eyes. Nature is weird. Kingsley certainly looks a lot better now. Sure would like to know what that skin thing was all about. how mysterious
I have to look up that lizard 😮
@@Loveofpets Woops, its called the Horned Lizard not spiny. Heres the wiki for them :) :en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horned_lizard
Interesting I did not know about blood tear I would like to know about skin infection. Very informative.
wow I've never heard of that!! that's so wierd!
where can I find a King bird?
That was scary.
Would you recommend an indian ringneck or an alexandrine parakeet for a begginner?
It was interesting that's for sure.
Please share the skin video🙏🙏🙏
I’m glad Kingsley is feeling better! I was hoping to see some highlights. 😜😁 jk
Lol, it may have looked nice 😂
Where did you bought your aviary?
Hi, I will be making a video on my aviary and where I got it from soon so stay tuned 😀
Can we see a video on the skin issue?
I have a question, I just rescued a green cheek conure its not a species I'm super familiar with, I have done my research and watched alot of videos and consulted the veterinarian I work for, but where she came from was distressing, she always grabs my fingers or hand if I try tp put her down or stop petting her or try to takw her off my shoulder. How can I help correct this behavior? Anytime I use noises like with my cockatiel she gets terrified and i do not want her to get scared from a ahah the noise i use when she does it.
Hi, Conures in general are nippy birds. It's best to read their body language to avoid being bit. Use positive reinforcement for good behavior. Try target training and that way you don't have to have your fingers to close.
Have another family member make loud noises in another room and give a treat when there is no reaction. Make the noises closer and closer until she is used to it but go slowly. Hope this helps
I think it is important to learn everything that you can about our animal babies so please make the video.
Do any of your birds ever bite and break the skin? So bite really heard or is bonding with them and watching their moods really enough to prevent this?
Kingsley seems so sweet and to me most of your birds do. I’m working with my young cocketiel I’ve had for less then 2 weeks. I’m wondering if I really should ignore nips or do something to avoide them happening?
@@fashionista4000 biting is communication. what are they trying to say? earnjng your bird's trust at this early stage is the best bet, so if they want space or are feeling unsure of you, respect that and let them interact on their own terms. Training (target training, recall, tricks) is a good option, instead of forced handling, as it's an activity you can both focus on with fun and treats involved, allowing you to bond and build up those initial positive experiences with each other.
try to avoid nips by learning the warning signs, but should they nip, calmly respond appropriately e.g. if the bird wants space, give them that. this might sound like it's reinforcing biting, but they should not be biting frequently enough for this to happen. Plus, if biting gets completely ignored or even punished, the bird will become more frustrated and potentially bite harder, more frequently and eventually might stop trying (a depressing, I've given up trying to scream my needs, type of stopping though)
also! please remember they are birds! they can bite sometimes and that should be completely okay, as long as it is not a consistent/excessive problem. they are wonderful, affectionate companions but that doesn't mean they can't have their off days or inappropriately express their needs - they are not acting with malice or unsavory intentions - they are simply trying to adapt to living with their humans; hardly resembling their natural habitat/lifestyle
My Senegal has bitten me hard where she has drawn blood. Senegals are quick and don't show emotions very well, they just attack. My Moustache Parakeet will bite me but I avoid it by reading her body language. Reading their body language is the best way to avoid being bitten.
Always reward good behavior and reading their body language is the best way to avoid being bitten
Hello
I trust you that because you have a lot of experience so i have a question
I have a pet cockatiel that reach the sexual maturity(i know that bcz he was trying to mate with my hand🤦♂️😅)
did I have to get him a female or its not necessary?
By the way he is out of cage for more than 10 hours a day.
Thank you very much 🌹👍
If you spend a lot of time with him you don't need a female. Having a female will possibly make them want to breed.
@@Loveofpets thank you very much for responding 🌹🌹
So i understand that he can pass his desire to mate
Bcz today morning he was trying to mate with me hand😅
That is normal that he does mate with your hand but try to discourage it as it may become a problem.
@@Loveofpets Ok thank very very much🌹🌹
Horned Toads can squirt blood out of their eyes as a defense.
I looked it up and that is very interesting 😮
He is so cute I am he is ok
hello Madam i am from INDIA and i love to watch your videos. you have very lovely and beautiful birds and you are so so so beautiful gorgeous and lovely. plz ,,,,don't mind
👏👏👏
My birds feet is dangling and broken i think the bone broke and skin is still on but its but what do i do bc im scared and i dont wanna take it out T^T
You must go to an avian vet immediately. Catch your bird in a towel and place in small travel cage with no perches. Put layers of paper towels on the bottom of the cage for softness. He is in pain.
@@Loveofpets i dont think petsmart or petco does birds i have a bird shop near me but its for buying birds and grooming but i will try
Call an avian vet not a pet store.
Some are doing telemedicine now
@@Loveofpets ok thanks so much!!
Your welcome. Good luck with your bird.
Kingsley is gonna' Fertilize your Hair for best Growth ! %'-D
What kind of parrot is he?
Kingsley is a King Parrot
I don't agree that it is a great idea to file a birds beak to the point of the eye bleeding. More scientific approach to diagnose the skin issue and fix that. I think it is a later video where Donna discusses that Kingsly had mites. I am assuming the skin problems during this month were later found to be related to mite. It that is the case then I would expect an avian vet to at least be able to think of that and to test for that or just give the generic mitacide.
That's actually a girl
Kingsley is young in this video and still looks female. Males take up to 3 years to develop the red. Here is a more current video of him. You can see the red coming in
th-cam.com/video/L9BU7WI7bjY/w-d-xo.html