Unboxing a Flock of Lovebird Parrots and Gaining Their Trust!
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Last week I got 4 lovebirds delivered to my city at about 4:30 am
In this video I will unbox and show you how to interact with newly bought birds. Enjoy (continue reading)
added note: (18, October, 2017)
These 4 lovebirds had only been in transport for 3 hours, and they spent most of this time sleeping, as they were traveling at night. They were sent to me by a passenger coming to my city by bus, who took a good care of this lovebird box while on the way until it was handed to me..
P.s.
Contrary to what I was guessing in that moment, These lovebirds are 100% Captive bred.
Lovebirds are native to Africa, and were popularized all over the world in 1930s due to their striking colors and their ability to breed perfectly in captivity. The numerous color morphs seen in captive lovebirds is a result of selective breeding. Selective breeding in captivity led to creating color mutations never seen before... Just like the lovebirds in my video.
The only wild lovebirds live in Africa; which is faaaaaar away to where I live so getting them here would cost thousands of $$$ and it's just not logical and completely immoral to take birds away from their natural habitat. I have been looking all the shelters for more than a month to find lovebirds for adoption; I had no luck with it. I even checked the pet shops around me to find lovebirds, but there were none available. Luckily I found a seller online who lives in a different city near by... so after all this time that I was looking for lovebirds I was super excited to have found these 4 online! I quickly banked in the cost to him and thankfully he was genuine, and he actually sent someone to deliver the birds to me... Not like some scammer online who takes your money and disappears. So this all happened so fast that I didn't get to acquire more information about where they come from? are they tame? what is their mutation and etc... What I said in the video is just what I was thinking in that moment because I had just texted him asking "are they tame?" before opening the box (because I wanted to come up with the strategy to introduce them to their new place), in which the supplier replied "no sir be aware!" Right in that moment the thought came to my mind that they might not have been bred in captivity and I shared it with you guys which was totally wrong.
The lovebirds in my video are 100% captive bred from a home aviary; they just are not hand tamed. Lovebirds in general are easy to breed and due to their natural tendency towards mating. They spend more of their time caring for their mate and that's where they get their names from. if you can provide a lovebird pair with enough space to fly around, a nest and proper food; They could live happily ever after... unlike some birds that feel uncomfortable in captivity due to their wild instinct of migrating, Lovebirds can do fine in one spot and they naturally would never want to leave their nesting area. They dedicate their life to their mate and they can multiply in numbers very quickly. Many people's lovebirds lay eggs and make babies at least once a year, in which they tend to give to other people, for reasons like not having enough space or making too much noise n etc.
Hope you enjoy this episode and please give it a thumbs up, for more bird videos to come :)
check out my Final talk on the lovebirds here: • FUN BIRD DOCUMENTARY: ...
Having Behavioral issues with the Lovebirds explained!!!
• Update on the Lovebird...
I've also uploaded an uncut 2 hour video of them waking up to go with their daily routine while they were at my house. Watch the link bellow:
• 2 HOURS Uncut: Cute Bi...
Here I explain more about my budgies and finches; and the downside of having these 3 different bird species living together. watch to find out.
• Update on the Lovebird...
-added note: (6, December, 2017)
Thanks for all the suggestions. I've been blessed to get advice and learn from some very experienced people which encouraged me to make many changes and corrections. Time for the Big reveal has come... 4 months of bonding with 1 bird. Watch my latest video to find out what's NEW! :)
Here is the link:
• FUN BIRD DOCUMENTARY: ...
Enjoy!
Considering how calm they are and how quickly they would land on you I think they were hand raised and basically already tame.
Nop, I had my 3 to 4 weeks new born love birds, accidentally escaped from the box, I was like 40min going round him with my hand in a sock to get it close to him, rub his foot then belly and finally rubbing his back so I could catch him again and put it in the cage so they gain trust fast but don't expect from the 1st day to do tricks, it depends on the bird, the young it is the faster they will learn.
To do tricks.... how disrespectful.
Uniscious Have you ever taught your dog to sit, or lay down? Are those tricks disrespectful? :/
Uniscious: Ridiculous. Training is a game for the bird, they love it.
lul
how tf are they so calm when i got my budgie out of the box into the cage he went super sonic speed flying all over the place ;-;
my budgie is cute af
hah, mine screamed bloody murder for a good 10 minutes
Im thinking that maybe they were sedated for transportation
Chained Scythe lol u bet you had fun at your house XD
They are probably starving and thirsty. He said they were in the box for a long time. Poor birds.
V4ada Nzm ;-; they are calm because it's night when I got my budgies they were calm to
I SERIOUSLY doubt they're wild
They are not, description has more details
valenius the kat Duh. 3 lutinos and baby feathers.
they are not tame. just think if you staying in a box for a long time without food or water you wouldn't exactly have energy.
valenius the kat there not XD
cause there not
3:56 “I’m guessing they’ll be easy to tame” Bird: *Nods head
The bird:yes
*“yea, sure..“*
I’m amazed that your other birds stay on their perches all day long. I’ve never seen that before.
that is a lot of birds for such a small perch area. Looks like it is time for bigger branches lol!
I currently have 20 birds and three are lovebirds. Nothing is as attractive as seeing a man care so much for these birds. I wish you all the luck with your flock and if you want to contact me about birds just reply to this comment and then I will see it. Urban Animal Keeping you are doing an amazing job.
preparetodieharry how long did they take to get used to you? i just got a female lovebird and im trying to teach her to step up but she's scared of my hands and nippy :(
I think it might start with a stick. also if you can get them to let you scratch their head just right and they like it they will lose some fear.
0:26
No you cannot come in this is our clubhouse and no humans are allowed in it
Hahaha holy fuck what a comment lmao😂😂😂
Like I’m saying
Pessimistic Sharkie i
Pessimistic Sharkie XD
Lovebirds don't have the fat reserves most other birds do. That is why there is a risk that they will die if they don't get food within a 24 hour period.
They are probably lethargic because they didn't have any food or water during their bus trip.
How long was the bus trip from your "supplier"?
Lovebirds have been known to attack budgies viciously...literally biting off feet etc. They should not be loose together.
I don’t think so
Hamida Nasrin it is true they are very aggressive
@@naterichardson9770 yes it's TRUE I had 4 budgies and I bought a Fincher lovebird and at first it was calm but after it matured a bit it would aggressively lunge at my budgies. It only liked one budgie which it would stay with even tho the budgie was scared of her. Later on I bought another one and thought maybe it would calm it down but made it worse now they have their own cage
@@hamidanasrin1635 if you dont think so then you never had lovebirds with budgies
Yeah, lovebirds tend to attack any bird that isn’t of their species. I let my canaries fly around with them once and they viciously went for their legs. I quickly grabbed them up and put them back in their cage, but one of my canaries lost a toe :(
I love when they are not held in cage and have at disposal your rooms.
Well this can lead to dominance of the birds. They wont listen to u if u dont prove that u are the master. It is cool but they need WAY more perches for that many birds
You need a much larger stand for all your birds. Given you just introduced four territorial birds, you will need to add more appropriate toys for the parrots (yes, love birds are a type of parrot), and increase the food for all of them, along with space.
Other than that, your birds look healthy and well cared for.
Thanks for the advice. Yes right, I have made a mini walkin aviary and moved them there with many more branches and food tray. I will probably upload more of my adventure with birds so stay tuned.
Added note- Here is the link to the latest update on the lovebirds czcams.com/video/MgLBo3mbn6s/video.htmlm40s
and if you missed watching my fist update video, you can check out the link bellow:
czcams.com/video/wPOT2s1psHo/video.htmlm12s
sry meant for aryom Babaliyan
He specifically said in the video that they are "true parrots, unlike parakeets"
BunniesandBubbles, parakeets are parrots. You can easily research that.
Brownycat I'm not stupid, I'm just saying that he said that they are more similar to african greys because they are a different type of parrot than parakeets
I love birds, and I always opposed owning them in household settings for lack of opportunity to move about. I love how your birds are kept!
When you get a bird into a new environment, especially the ones who aren't tamed, leave them in their cages for a while till they learn about their surroundings and feel safe. Don't try to make them interact. Don't make eye contact or talk to them. Go on your daily routine but stay close enough to be seen. And get closer and observe their body language. Time is your biggest ally.
@Starflame Apparently the dude making this video does not.
2 love birds chilling on the window:
white budgie with confusing face stormed into the frame :
They truly are beautiful. 💖
gotta love how they move from one fan to the other 😂😂😂😂😂
Please don't buy animals that might have been or are wild caught, that is horrible for both the environment and the animals involved! If you're not sure, look somewhere else to get them, domestic lovebirds are widely available so there should be NO need for wild caught ones!
Edit: found out they are captive bred, but I'll leave this comment for those who consider wild instead of captive bred!
Yep, and there's usually plenty of opportunity for adoption. Because someone bought an animal and noticed it's a lot of work. If you buy from any source that is not clearly legit, you are most likely supporting criminal activity and giving those people reason to go and catch these animals.
These aren't wild caught man, the name on rhe box was Indian..and these aren't native indian Birds.. they're bred here.. and are really cheap.. $10 a pair
_Ash0litt_ how else would people get birds💀🤦🏻♀️
check description
@@mokshamalhotra2332 the name is the guy dummie
DID HE USE A FIDGET SPINNER TO OPEN THE BOX
BEST NOODLES no. good sir that was a golden ninja star.
Check Wolfe oh lol ok
Yes he did
I had the same reaction. Like "oh no, we just went there" hahaha
Its a contractible throwing star from the Naruto series, It's like a golden spinning ninja weapon. My brother found it in a anime comic shop about 3 years ago. I guess now you can call it a fidget spinner :D
Those two orange head birds look like candy corn
Ikr
Did you quarantine the flock before having them around your other birds? Very important as a sick bird can kill all of your other birds. You should also be careful having the lovebirds around the budgies and smaller birds once they’re sexually mature. Their beaks can really do damage to them.
Urban has a long way to go.
That is very true ...I have budgies and two love birds in there own cages ...as my love birds gnaw through all there toys lol
I accidentally left my budgies cage open and my budgie came out while I wasn't watching. My budgie walked on top of my lovebirds cage. My lovebirds are territorial and bit my budgie. Luckily, my parents separated them. My budgie only had a small cut.😫
He didn’t quarantine🙄 i know bc he just took them out of the box and let them fly around and if he quarantined them in the box he’s just a plane idiot😠
That's exactly what I was going to say you didn't even quarantine them. Hopefully there is no sickness, seems like he knows what he's talking about but has not read up on quarantine measures for at least four weeks.
Nice. Can you adopt me too? I shall live and sleep on that tree with the little guys and fly like a bird that I am on the inside.
Colora Blue!
Stop being a furry
@ellasaurus sqaah
ellasaurus **squeak**
Cool Cheese stop being an asshole
Cool Cheese stop being a cheese then ( jk )
11:35 their voice in slow motion is really scary and funny at the same time :D
Lol
9:00 “lets find a solution to get them down”
*switches fan on*
Keleii WTF
Keleii Are you stupid
Valarierosegee are you stupid enough to not understand it’s a joke
@@JustNoxi She stupid for sure...she just going to be like "It's not funny the joke" and bla bla bla..."Im the only good person" or "I would never say something like that"
-rolls eyes-
Lmao these people not getting a joke xD
I watched this two years ago trying to learn how to tame my newest per birds....
What I didn’t know was that his tactics were crap (no offense) these birds were clearly already used to humans and other birds overall
Lovebirds are very territorial species of birds he put a budgie, no TWO budgies up their faces and they didn’t even respond. I did this to my two lovebirds with my budgie and they went crazy.
Also his way he tamed them was very very bad. He ran after them chasing them with his arm before letting them get used to their home. YOU 👏 ARENT 👏 SUPPOSED 👏 TO 👏 DO 👏 THAT.
These birds were also clearly handled and tamed before by humans. They knew right away how to step up. That doesn’t just happen omg.
Yessssss and that's on actually knowing what to do🤓🙌
You should've said at the end- "THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME"
I'm glad to see that someone knows how to handle birds! Thank you for saying exactly what I was thinking! LEAVE THE BIRDS ALONE. They didn't at all have time to explore the room on their own.
My guess is that they aren't sexually mature yet and are pretty young
that is not really what happened but close. even if the bird was tame it was in a box without food or water for a "very long time" and left with very low energy. also they did not want to leave the only place they were familiar to which was the box.
I love the way you have flying birds that just fly free without a cage!
But its still important to at least have a sleeping cage tbh
@@ParakeetWorld If they find peace and calm in the open room then a sleeping cage isn’t nessecary in my opinion. The birds all look in perfect health.
@Jurre Rincker I still think you need a cage if the bird wants to be alone, or if you have to go to the vet. You aint just gonna walk in with a bird on your shoulder, it wont work. Just my opinion tbh
@@ParakeetWorld Hi to go to the vet you only need a travel cage. Also the bird species he owns are social birds. They want to be with eachother. Also if they would like to be alone they have more space in a room then in a cage. If one of the budgies wants to be alone from the other it just flies to the other corner of the room. Also this way the birds learn to fly better this way.
We raised birds in the 70's. My mom was into raising some of the most finicky type birds that brought high dollar on the resale market but only in small quanities. They all got treated with love and attention. We always sold them with no problem. Some people waited weeks for their new baby birds. We didnt believe in mass market type breeders and being raised in a home made them more comfortable. It was a pain pussy footing around when eggs were brooding. My mom always kept them in her bedroom in special houses. They were song birds mostly. Canaries,budgees and two parrots. The baby parrots always produced expencive babys. The parrots could and did swear some,but mostly asked for a beer.lol.
RC Hobbyist Extreme a
Budgies* expensive* babies*
Budgies*
That is adorable, a bird asking for a beer LOL
beer.lol where you can get a virus and a beer today!
You know the man's a god when he uses a ninja star to open the box
13:57 when the weird kid wants to join your table
I love how calm the budgies were even when you held them up to the new birds. He just looks at the camera like "ok what do you want me to do now" but sits on your finger like a good birb
They were clearly not calm. Sleek feathers, pinned eyes, they were scared.
It's so good to see the birds flying free....it's nice that u don't keep them in a cage like a prisoner
you're suppose to quarantine new birds you know
Lmao when he slow mowed them and they Sqauked i died
Someone sent these birds in the post??? WTF!!!
surely not
@@susannordstrom5065 No they were probably shipped. Hearing they were wild caught it wouldn't surprise me, especially because most parrots caught in the wild are transported very harshly as The Animal Law Coalition explains that parrots have been found hidden away in everything from tooth paste tubes, stockings, and toilet paper tubes to glove compartments, tire wells, and hubcaps. These normally loud animals are drugged or given alcohol to keep them as quiet as possible during the trip. In some cases, birds have been reported to have their beaks taped shut.
that's discusting, that doesn't happen in new Zealand where im from. we haven't got the exotic birds you have though, the cruelty and greed of man is forever surprising me
@@susannordstrom5065 www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10479519 Not true, Parrot trade is a global issue.
sadly it does happen and i am highly against wild-caught birds and ones shipped from different countries, but it will never stop, i have these birds and many different birds all from proper pet adoption places, the only thing i would say good about this guy is at least he never shut them in cages and lets them fly freely
i love the idea of letting the bird stay out there game the majority of the time because then they can explore more and warm up to you more
I am not comfortable with the fact they were wild caught.
they weren't
@@nerastavares7607 he literally said they were
@@anamae9136 P.s.
"Contrary to what I was guessing in that moment, These lovebirds are 100% Captive bred."
Read the description next time will you?
Read the desk in says there 100%. Captive
I love how they opened the box with a ninja star XD
They actually ship living Critters in boxes. Poor Babies !!! They were Lucky to get you, but what of others !?!
Thousands of "shipped" animals die every year. The boxes are often not properly reinforced. Crushing accidents happen. Or the packages can get caught up in-between stages for a bit too long and the animals die of thirst, stress, or overheating, only to arrive dead or critically ill at their destination. Some sellers even send "replacements" as a warranty if your "purchase" expires during transit. Animals get treated like mindless objects by thrash people, and those people who should definitely be shot. Educating them is proven ineffective at reducing the harm they cause.
This case is not all that bad compared to what is often done.
They should not be shipped in boxes even if
You were to ship them in boxes they should get some food and water in there or at least send them in a cage because cardboard can get ceuahed
Peifen Zhu yea but it migh get spilled
Who would put these cute things in a box 🥺
Lol gotta keep fans dusted if you own birds! That hybrid is absolutely gorgeous!
Patience and a kind soul goes a very long way brother.
2nd note: OH MY GOD MY EYES
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So many things wrong here. I hope all went well but I can set disaster in introducing unquarantined bird to your flock and that us just the fist problem. I hope for your feathered friends all is well!
Awww, so ADORABLE!!!
I have two lovebirds and I've learned its best to bond with them in a confined space as whatever you let them stay in will instantly be explored. First time i let them out it took all day to get them back in.
My mom has 4 lovebirds and I felt like I could never tame them because they have each other for entertainment and affection, but after seeing your budgie trick I’m thinking maybe I will use my green cheek conure to show them I’m one of the good guys!
You really should have quarantined them before introducing them to your other birds. Their always a chance they have something that your birds could get from them but otherwise I like your set up for them.
XxXMidnightblackXxX hmm... That is true. Maybe he was just too excited?
Horrible seeing birds or any animal transported like that. They look traumatised, poor things.
I own birds before you ask and how else are you supposed to transport new birds ffs?
OH NO YOU CRYBABY, NOW GO EAT A CHICKEN NUGGET
@Steve Higgins LMFAO !!!
@Steve Higgins you can clearly see those birds are well loved and not kept in a box, they are free to fly the whole damn house or did you not watch the same vid as everyone else,they are better with him that some idiot who will just keep them locked in a cage day after day and yes i have lovebirds, finches, budgies and ringnecks all of them free to fly every day
Annaliese Omalley um those birds are loved and they are free to fly around the house every damn day, did you not see the whole vid, some are bought and kept in a damn cage day after day why don't you pick on those people not him and the reason they are in a box and dark is to keep them calm, the reason they never flew out is cos they felt safer in the box, although I do not support making bird traveling long distances, i am against they being sold and traveling from country to country but if its short like from a pet shop they have no choice but to box them
Lovebirds can be highly territorial and and attack other species of bird, they've been known to bite budgies feet off and peck their eyes out, so it's not a good idea to house them together.
The yellow and orange ones though out the whole video are literally my mood everyday
Awe enjoy your new family of birds. They’re beautiful ❤️💕
why would you buy wild caught birds though?
never ever Someone’s gotta buy them
Steven Sanchez but that just gives the seller more of a reason to catch and sell more from the wild
Baths Yup. That’s a complex situation for you. It’s either you don’t buy them and let their poor lives depend on the hands of the seller, or you buy them and encourage the seller to catch more.
Steven Sanchez Just like the poor betta fish at Walmart. I’m also kind of a hypocrite since I bought my pet budgie from Petco, and even though he isn’t wild caught I know he didn’t come from a good place. Don’t regret it though because he’s the sweetest baby boy ever and I wouldn’t want any other bird.
@@lolameo what happen to do Beta ?
2:50 birdbox in a nutshell
1:30 YEEEAAAH! So cool that you let birds just fly around your house free brother!
Birds need several hours of _supervised_ free flight per day; but they definitely also need a secure enclosure. This is critically important; otherwise anybody could just open your door without thinking of the birds one time; and condemn them all to death if they fly out. 99% of the time, escape is a death sentence for pet birds.
I had a love bird as a kid. We never clipped its wings and often left the cage open outside on the porch. She would come and go as she pleased, would often visit me if i was up in my tree fort.
nice to see birds free in your house
Hey no offense but you should probably clean your ceiling fan before letting your birds fly around. Or anything dusty. Dust is really bad for birds.
none taken :)
Yes I did clean after all, thanks. It never came to my attention till the day these lovebirds flew to the unreachable parts of the house. Cheers
8:00 disaster in 3 2 1 BLAST OFF
Like 4 Broken Fire Alarms. GOOD Luck Sleeping haha.Those Birds were raised around people. Deffinetly not wild.
I like this video. Hey Urban your so funny "the fan joke" why would you even go there!LOL
We have these birds flying around my house all day.
Beautiful but how do u control the poo ".... lol 😂
Helen Cline you don't 😂😂😂 they poo everywhere
they are really exhausted from the trip
they are energetic breed of birds
Gaining your bird trust takes more then a day they are new to your house too so they may not listen like when u ask them to go to the perches
my bird trusted me instantly
he was hand-fed as a fledgling
Kuro Aniko false I tamed by green cheek in 1 day
Lol i didnt i brought mine from a pet shop n both of them was untamed is been 2 months still they are not fully used to me yet
_Okay Oliver_ yay!
Kuro Aniko Shops like petco, petsmart, or any of those are completely untamed because they don’t believe in tamed birds. Do not get birds from there. Get it from a local breeder and or bird sanctuary
oh my god, my heart is melting. LOOK AT THOSE LIL EYES
you are a good trainer for all of those bird Your so good
wouldn't the fan be too dangerous for a house with free roaming birds?
Yes and that's why the fan was off as long as they were inside the house. Now I have moved them to a new place.
good job i wish the best of health for both you and your birds :)
Fogolol, Exactly what i was thinking, and the the guy starts manually spinning it with the birds still on, while telling us how to gain the birds trust, gaining the birds poop more like
Halloweenville he wasnt spinning it at hyper speed, he was spinning it slowly. So they wouldnt get harmed. And if you havent noticed, the fan was off, so it shouldnt be a danger to the birds unless it was on.
what is a fegget, ha ha
biutifull bird, good lock
biutifull
Can you spell? xD
your english tho 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 lmao
Beautiful and luck
@My Danger Strike You're so bad at English*
Lovebirds are very territorial and would probably want to run off the others. XD
I agree with you to some extent, watch my new video update about the lovebirds. I have explained about a few situation that made me concerned.
Okies. :)
Well done dude
I'm glad to see, it's amazing, how easily you take them off at your fingertips.
Thanks for being nice to them.
ceiling fan and flying birds together ?
Deadly accident waiting to happen.
*Was that a fidget spinner knife?* ASCENDED
for those of you who read webtoons, a budgies life, it looks like tony and chewy. the blue one and the green yellow one that was grooming the blue one
I was just thinking that! Nice to see people on youtube who also read webtoons :) and for anyone who wants to read the webtoon it's called A Budgie's Life by Muffin Girl
Annie Hua GAHHHHH
Annie Hua that's what I was thinking
Annie Hua yessssss
I read that webtoon too!
Beautiful little creatures... we kept love birds and they bred, was fascinating to watch x
small tip: you should never try to force them to go on your finger like you did, the only reason he did go was because he didn't want to fall back but eventually they will start biting you and never trust you again!
i wonder how much shit he needs to clean
Before I got the lovebirds I didn't have much maintenance with the 2 budgies and 3 finches because they liked their branches and were used to sit on them, it was like their home where they spent most their time hanging out. In the video you can see that I've put a board in between the branches and the ground, to avoid their droppings on the floor, and on the board I lay newspapers or flyers so I can throw them away and put new ones at least twice a week. and I used to broom the floor around them because they are messy eaters and throw a lot of their food on the floor, also some of their droppings that would make it to the floor I had to scrape with Scraper Tool.
When the Lovebids came in the picture they also liked the branches and considered it as their home, I've uploaded an uncut time lapse of all the birds waking up to show how well they had adapted to their place: czcams.com/video/u38aHBcvOAg/video.html
But the lovebirds were very naughty and since they were in a flock they liked to fly around often, make loud noises and mess things around in the house, so I had to spend a lot of time watching and cleaning after them. I explain more about the issues I had with them here: czcams.com/video/wPOT2s1psHo/video.htmlm12s
These reasons led me to make a mini aviary and move them there but after few days I realized that they really were not what I was looking for, I wanted a companion parrot that's friendly and I was advised to get a green cheek conure because they can bond with their owners very well. It's almost impossible to have an intense relation with a lovebird that's in a flock of 4. So I found all my birds new homes and got 1 green cheek instead, If you wanna see how she looks like check the link bellow, I also address the lovebirds at 11:40 in the same video: czcams.com/video/MgLBo3mbn6s/video.html
Your parakeets have amazing colors :o
1:11 clever way of using a fidget spinner other thanblooks and spinning.
Hope u can give them a good and safe and caring home
Super cool to see you have an open perch for your birds!!!! Excellent!!!
Wanna see the world
3:46 *waves head xD
They look exactly like my birds but i have 3 of them
Sarah 23 me to
Loverbird's usually like the highest place in a room, that's why they were sticking to the fan. Also, those lovebirds aren't young, young lovebirds have black at the start of their beaks, which disappears as they grow into adulthood. Your lovebirds don't have any black, which means they're adult lovebirds. At the end of the video, one of the birds had a bald spot on its back, I hope the bird is healthy and okay!
The best part of this entire video, is that they sound like their ancestors in slow motion. XD
It is cool how you let them free sit
I have a peach face lovebird also :)
Could you do update videos on the love birds, I want to see if they adapt? If that isn't any trouble..
You probably shouldn't buy wild caught birds it's cruel to support that
Cockatiels 4life They could also carry diseases on their wings.
They were too tame to be wild caught. Wild caught birds would kill themselves trying to get out of that box.
He's guessing. He's not too sure
I'm a Potato all new birds need to be quarantined for a minimum of 1 month as you just don’t know if they are carrying illnesses in their blood
Stunning if true. I hope this is str8 up. Not happy that these delicate creatures are packed in boxes and shipped so far but I accept reality - they are livestock. Amazed that untamed wildlife can be acclimated as quickly as shown here. Still disturbed that videos promoting birds as pets never manage to show the birds crapping all over one's apartment!
So good. Building trust with patience.
Parakeets are true parrots
ASG Darien yes
No
no they're not
I have 4 parakeets! they are super social!😂😅
Actually parakeets are defined as any small long tailed parrot. Google is your friend. :D Also "parakeets" are actually called budgerigars. Sun conures for instance are often called sun parakeets. There once was a bird called the carolina parakeet. It was the only native parrot in the US.
What is the name of the brown bird on the perch? So pretty! ♡♡♡
You definitely need a bigger spot for them with way more perches, toys and food and water. Those birds are NO WAY wild. NO WAY! they were much too calm and relaxed when you opened the box.
Lisa Ryan you sound annoying as fuck
@@Elk911 just like how this channel sounds annoying as fuck
Good job! You have a very calming presence, which they like. Your voice is very reassuring and relaxing too.
You’re also an inspiration to others with birds like that.
I guess theyre a big fan of your fan
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When your husband comes home on Valentine's Day
Husband: Happy Valentine's Day honey! I brought back some love
*and the love is love birds*
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Holy shit this comment section lmao
Perdition C. Almost any video about birds brings out very aggressive commenters, usually with a lot of people who have no idea what the fuck they're talking about mixed in with people who have actual good advice.
I know!!! Why are they so snobby and sensitive? FFS!
It's been a year and this comment section is still popping off. Lmao
I grew up with Lovebirds, my dad had every color except the black face/blue feather ones. They were very awesome.
The reason why they didn’t come down from the fan was because, you should always put them on a high place so they feel more safer and trust you more.