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HYACINTH MACAW ESCAPES TRAPPER: A Clip from WINGED MIGRATION
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- čas přidán 28. 02. 2008
- "THE GREAT ESCAPE!" This is a Clip from the Movie "WINGED MIGRATION" (Le Peuple Migrateur, 2003) by Jacques Perrin. It shows a Hyacinth Macaw in the Amazon in Peru escaping from a Trapper's Boat (probably a staged scene -- powerful, nevertheless, in conveying the very real plight & suffering of these animals...).
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Gorgeous photography. The first time I saw a macaw fly in person it actually brought a tear to my eye it was such a beautiful sight.
@fairfresh: This whole movie was staged, so the 'escaping macaw' was most likely a trained bird. Quite realistic tho and drives home the point of the plight of these magnificent animals -- all of them (not just the parrots that endure such untold suffering in the illegal trapping and selling trade at the hand of man).
I own this movie. Before saying it is staged or cameras were attached to a birds head to get the footage, please rent the movie and watch. It explains how it was filmed which is amazing and the years it took to do it. This is 90 minutes of the best of hundreds of hours of footage. It is an incredible film.
I love parrots. Idk why but this video makes me cry a little.
YES, GO BIRDIE, GO...and fly away HOME!!! Thanks for your comment and rating! :>)
Oh God save these beautiful animals from selfish horrible humans. Ameen.
Macaws seem like they just have the best jokes ready at all times.
please stop catching those creatures because they are endanger and if there is no more left will have no more animals so please stop!.
Spix macaw are endangered idiot
@@demonplayz3471 hyacinth macaws are extremely endangered in the wild specially since the wildfires in the pantanal
if people would stop buying baby birds this would not happen , so sad :-(
Its so amazing to see them fly.
There is no excuse whatsoever for poachers and other exploiters of wild life to catch any companion parrots. Hyacinth Macaws are still endangered in the wild, which is so wrong when so many are homeless Hyacinths at parrot rescues just in the United States. If we all start adopting all the homeless birds in shelters and stop encouraging breeders and poachers by buying from them , there would be no demand. I have seen some of the horrible ways captive birds are bound together with hardly enough room to breath. They are transported under horrible conditions and many die because they were mangled during capture or can't survive the horrible shipping conditions. Why pay one of these crooks thousands of dollars for a Hyacinth Macaw when they can be adopted from a homeless parrot shelter for a few hundred dollars or less, saving their lives. The breeders should be contacting breeding programs designed to raise these beautiful birds to be released back into the wild. Haven't we driven enough beautiful birds into extinction? The beautiful Spix Macaw is completely extinct in the wild and the few people who own them as a status symbol will not loan them to the breeding programs trying to save them from total extinction. A much larger gene pool is need to give the Spix a chance, and their owners will not even consider a temporary loan into a breeding program to save these beautiful birds from extinction. We should capture a bunch of poachers and pack them up exactly like they do the birds they capture and then ship them off to prison. I wonder how many would die horrible deaths on the way to their destination like the poor birds they murder in their shipments? All the lovely native parrots attract thousands of people every year to visit South America so they can enjoy their beauty. Think of what this does for the tourist trade. If the poachers would take on jobs of guiding tourists to the places they can see these wonderful creatures in all their beauty, free to fly and breed and raise young they could boost their countries economies and have a job they could be proud of. Sorry for the rant, but when I see the horrible conditions these poor trapped bird are forced to endure, packed up like sardines in the cruelest, most abusive ways imaginable it sickens my heart.
Yes these people who catch these birds and animals, please go to hell
Wonderful comment, I agree with every word you said. Parrots deserve nothing but freedom and happiness.
I agree it was in all likelyhood staged, however I'm sure escapes in that sort of situation do happen, those birds are pretty smart. It's terrible that endangered species like that are still being taken from the wild. The only time it's excusable is if something is going to be done with them to increase the likelihood of the survival of the species.
This was wonderful! I have three macaws (domestic) and the four of us are the flock. I wish I could set them free, but I can't. All I can do is give them the best life possible based on their circumstances.
FLY be FREE............ You were Born FREE
Yes, they will!!! Thank you!
Good job! To the Hyacinth for using beak to escape!
nice animals
It's so sad see those beautiful creatures being torn out of their home.
you know people should be ashamed of themselves capturing wild beautiful animals!!Just let them live free!!!!!
They should buy/adopt/breed instead of trapping these majestic creatures.
Also, why would someone film it?? Did they pay to do this movie on purpose?
there are way more bird shelters than dog and cat. this does need to stop. It is not necessary.
Look at the faces of those monkeys. Misery and it only just began.
2:32-2:44 MIRACLE!!!!!!💜💜💜💜❤😂😂😂😂😁
those poor animals ahhaahha that hyacints break out
nice
I love your comment! You said it perfectly! I give you 5 stars for your excellent comment!
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so cute
I know it was uploaded 12 years ago, but do you know the name of the music that plays in the background?
Here is a list of songs from the movie written by Bruno Coulais. I'm thinking it might be "The Swan's Flight."
www.allmusic.com/album/winged-migration-original-motion-picture-soundtrack-mw0000026827
I wanted to cheer when the bird got free. It is so sad to see those cages. But as long as there is a market the capture of wild animals will continue. The traders/trappers should be the ones in cages.
Jesus wept. I don't even know if breeding and raising them domestically is ethical, and my ex-husband and I hand-raised one. He got to keep it, but he never got to fly free.
They ALL belong in the wild. Unless it’s injured, sick or needs rehabilitation in special care centers. Other then that all parrots are wild animals and they all belong in the wild.
this is very sad
but when that parrot got out of the cage i was like
"what a smart parrot"
.................and sore free she shall....
What about the other birds
Sadly Koda WPR refuge almost closes down every year, so 'home for life' is actually 'death row' for many birds. Huntbatch informs visitors she prefer they were dead than rehome. Other bird rescues also have hyacinths.
What a horrible view point. Maybe she should ask the birds if they would rather be dead than rehomed! I think they all would prefer to live.
this makes me soo sad=( i going to help in a organization........
Birds' feathers look different when they are wet.
There is no need to have wild caught parrots any more, There mare plenty in captivity. There is enough birds in captivity now to put some back into the wild.
Bird breeders do some work towards this with endangered breeds these days.
Birds keepers are not all bad most would not touched wild birds there just no good I averys.
It also makes thousands and thousand of beautiful homeless birds that have to be euthanized, because there is no more room in the rescue shelters. This includes the Hyacinth Macaw, which is endangered in the wild and many other beautiful birds. This situation should fill all the poachers with shame, but they have no pity for the poor doomed birds they catch or the others that they mangle or kill during capture. What cruel, heartless, creatures they are!
I'd like to put that trapper's head in a vice. Makes me sick. And for the big blue who got away, I say: HOORAY!
yeah it made me tear up too
@TheMuffinBurgler well if people would'nt buy them at all none of it would happen lol, my point is birds should'nt be in cages at all .
Looks like Blue, from Rio.
Blu is spix macaw
so sad . . .
How did they film the macaws flying? oh, on the rest of this I cried and cried...I am certain you heard about the "Noahs Ark" captured off of Peru's Coastline...there is still video of it if you Google it under News...luckily they caught the boat and the captain and were able to get the animals back home. But that footage is sad too.
سبحان الله فك أسره بنفسه
@koda44312: Bless you for helping these birds! :>)
That’s so sad!
the parrot will be much better off at home
GO TO: BirdAdoption[dot]org and click on GROUPS -- they list Parrot Rescues by State and Country. Also check with your local Humane Societies and/or Pet Stores -- they may know of some Parrot Rescues in your area. If there are none, see if you can find someone who lives in your area who owns parrots and who may need help in caring for them. Good Luck! Our feathered friends need you!
@dollydancing I just adopted a blue and gold macaw. She is wonderful and very happy with us!
This seems staged, but it happens, and the heart break is just as powerful if not more-so. Have you seen the cages of African grays stuffed to the gills? Often they die from asphyxiation.
Do you notice how none of those birds fly alone? They're very social, intelligent, loving, and don't deserve imprisonment.
Real bird lovers adopt birds.
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Do all you can to help them and do right by them.
Shebumdevi I have a canary that my aunt bought last year from a breeder.
Find a parrot rescue organization in your area and volunteer there (you will probably find a parrot who will claim you as his new mom)! If you have trouble locating one, go to PETFINDER[dot]COM and type in your zip code: that should bring up rescues close to you. As a proud and dedicated parrot mom, you know how much care, love and work these birds require, how noisy and messy they are and that they are a lifetime commitment. DONATIONS are another way to help out! BLESS YOU and your Grey! :>)
@PinkSaltire08 Buying baby birds is what STOPS this from happening. Buying captive bred birds is a huge fork in the electrical plug for poachers.
Don't buy any birds, babies or adults. Please adopt from the thousands in parrot rescue shelters and save the beautiful birds that have to be euthanized because the shelters run out of room. Adopt and save a life!
your warped, do you watch rescue shelter videos?have u ever seen a naked, infected, half dead miserable, bird, would u like to be kidnapped, taken away from your loved ones and put in a cage, and ignored, and fed garbage, and hit and thrown up against the wall and broken cause you asked for some attention and love, you need to go to a rescue shelter and seee for your self what these birds lives are like. god put birds in trees, not cages, what gives us the right to do otherwise