I have a white cheeked Rosella called Mo. He lives happily in our outdoor 12 ft aviary as he was unhappy indoors just wanting to be out of the cage all day.
Love Rosella Bird's. I live in Australia. We have them around our home, daily as our local wildlife. We also, have lorikeets corellas galahs visiting daily. I watch ALL your videos. I learn so much from you. Thank you ... 🐦
I too am extremely lucky to live in an area that is often visited by wild rosellas, particularly the beautiful Eastern Rosella. It makes me so happy whenever I see one. Aussie birds are amazing! 😍
Thanks for your species spotlights! It's refreshing to see how honest you are by not recommending rosellas as pets. All parrots (including the small ones) are a huge and long-term responsibility, and too many end up with misinformed and neglectful owners. Keep up the good work!
Im from Australia and my grandmother owns a green one we found on the floor of a school yard kids surrounding him. He has a special bond with me every time he sees me he goes crazy doing his different calls even if he just hears me its so cute I've taught him to say pretty boy and gives me kisses he actually started my love of feathered babies.
He’s awesome!!! I have 2 rescued rosellas, even though they aren’t touchy loving birds they are still quite tame and wonder around house chewing up everything..
I love all your discussions on all the species of birds you have.It’s a fun learning experience for me.Your Rosella is just beautiful.He has almost all the colors of a rainbow .It’s cute to hear him talk and how you taught him to wave. I love the way he takes his little bath.Oh how I wish my Stormy Boy would take a bath .He. runs too when I take out the spray bottle.Thanks Donna for a very informative and most enjoyable video.Take care!
I saw some rubino rosellas in a bird expo video and absolutely fell in love with their vibrant colors, so glad you made a video on these gorgeous birds
I hadn’t seen your videos in awhile. I haven’t been getting your notifications so I had to search for you again. I’m so glad I found you! You are one of my favorite creators. I have learned so much from you. Thank you.
A very useful video indeed, especially for me, being an owner of a rosella myself! I’ve learnt a lot more about my own Rosella through your video, so a big thank you for being so informative, for instance, you helped me identify that my own rosella is a female (and therefore, I made an appropriate decision naming her Rosabelle) so I was quite right about her name and she’s solely got red and yellow feathers, red being the majority with a slight patch of yellow on her back! I feed her the exact same mixture of seeds I feed my budgies, although placed in different cages, they share the same bag of food! My Rosella loves mimicking the beeping sound you hear when you tap your oyster travel card on a reader at the beginning/ end of a bus/tube/train journey and similarly, she has grasped the sound of someone’s laugh and enjoys regularly giggling away! It’s hoarsely very cute! I’ve had my rosella and cockatiel in the same cage and they get along quite well, there have been no issues caused by it, most likely because they’re of similar sizes, they therefore have much less of a tendency to get rough with each other but yeah as they grow and expand in size, I’ll be separating them into separate species bound cages of their own! My Cockatiel is loud, whereas my rosella most of the time is barely heard, she’s one of the quietest birds I’ve got, you can scarcely hear her chirping over het cage mate cockatiel’s
I saw some of those birds at an aviary in Mexico! They are my favorite because they are the cutest birds I’ve ever seen! Since the aviary was in Mexico, I thought they were from there, I didn’t know they’re Australian 😂
My favorite animal is an eastern rosella. One day I searched up ‘fancy conure,’ and for some reason a picture of a Rubino rosella appeared and that’s how I found out about rosellas.
We have them in the local trees. The males make an awesome song and flutter their wings and tail in mating seasonn - Winter Spring. When you're walking through the park - they always take off before you get anywhere near them. They're very shy.
I encountered one yesterday at a local exotic pets store where it was fully flighted. The owner cares deeply for it. The crimson mutation on its feathers was gorgeous! And it could talk. They’re soooo sweet and friendly but I’d never get one as a pet. I’ll stick to my conures thanks 🙏
Very nice, I like how Passion will perch on your hand, splash in water, and does a very good wave. Passion has beautiful colors. Although I find this a quiet video, I like how Passion does the Adams Family tune; very talkative. I appreciate your honesty in explaining that Rosellas don't make very good pets.
To me Rosella is my best bird pet, even though he does not like to step up, or get handeled much. I basicly ignore him, and he come to me when he wants. But he comes and sit on my arm when i am on the computer, and he gets his treats. But the finger he refuses to sit on. When i leave the room, he will go back into the cage, so in that way he is an easy bird to get back into the cage. He never bites, even though he does some shadow attacks once in a while. It was interesting to see how your rosella is with you. I didn't know they had an impression of being so agressive. But i never trust him with other birds, i could agree on that. Thank you for a good video and insight of Rosellas.
Maybe you can help me help my girl.It’s may and she has gotten aggressive.From what I’ve read she is probably hormonal.She lunges and bites me when I get up to move.Not as bad with my husband and male roommate.She tries to find dark places and makes a sad cooing sound,it breaks my heart when she does that.I also have a love bird and a parrotlet in another cage.They are out for most of the day, and seem to get along well.What can I do to make her more comfortable?
@@Bingewatchingmediacontent not if you have fruit trees... I get Rainbow lorrikeets, Musk lorrikeets and fruit bats strip my trees every year if not netted.
I do agree they are really fast flyers but once i had a big window openned in another room and my brother didnt close the doors and my rosela just flew out and thankfully landed on the doors and he just sat there looking outside and was just chilling there for about 20 sec before i found out and got him back intp my room 😂😂
We have an Eastern Rosella, Skittles. She was flying wild outside and we lured her into a cage She is in a large parrot cage and seems content. She ducks her beak asking for treats which consists of daily baby carrots, sometimes celery leaves and romaine lettuce plus maybe tortilla chips or pretzel. Also good quality small parrot food.
I am in Southern California so I'm guessing someone released her because of her natural nature. Skittles can be very personable and chitters to me. I love how she does the beak duck when she wants something and again afterwards kinda like "Thank you ". We can't handle her or let her fly free, though I do have some thoughts there, someone released her. But damn I love that little bird and her antics.
love rosellas ! i think a lot of grass birds are such underrated pets, but it sounds like rosellas are not great pets hahahaha. i think a lot of people think they want a parrot like a cockatoo or something, but there's a lot of fun in an independent bird. i find that funny that despite your efforts he's not tame ! i know that people say those things about grass keets, but have seen that that can be completely different if you spend the time. had no idea about rosellas being so standoffish.
Probably not surprising I guess, if you look at them in the wild, they're the same. Lorikeets, cockies etc all climb all over you & invite themselves inside houses. If you feed them, rosellas will mostly sit in the trees watching it all & wait until the human's gone & then fly down to eat the scraps, but they're really not willing to come close to humans, even for a free feed
I arranged to buy a pair of Roselas, but then my Nagpur bought them . So I got a pair of cockatiels. And thy slowly getting use to me. I am not sure if I want to breed them, yet. But I want them to settle in first. I do love the colors of the Rosellas, and I think thy are such beautiful birds.
Great species profile. I am wondering about the aviary that you have him in outside. Like yourself, I am in Canada (Vancouver Island) and would love to build or purchase an aviary similar to what you have but don't know where to look as things are so difficult to get here. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
I have just found your account and i am thinking about a barred parokeet and want to ask if your could make a video about there behaviours? Love these videos ☺️ Also can they live outside?
Hi, welcome to my channel. Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss any if my videos. Have you seen my species spotlight on the linnie ( Barred Parakeet)? Here is the link ua-cam.com/video/nJPFbGnudVE/v-deo.html It would depend on where you live and the weather and what kind of set up you have for them to live outside. I don't recommend housing them in a cage outside 24/7. I put my birds outside on my deck only on nice weather days and I stay with them as hawks come to my yard.
Hello! I've basically by a random oportunity get rosella from a local shop and as a very new owner I'm trying to learn something about this bird. In this way I want to thank you for this video to know something about her. At least something I get right as I've her with quite small (open) cage in the office room where she can freely fly. I hope it's big enough. So again - thank you!
Ciao, ho trovato con piacere il tuo canale. Noi da 8 anni conviviamo con calopsite e cocorite e per la prima volta, qualche settimana fa, abbiamo adottato una Rosella. Si chiama Cleopatra ha 6mesi e da piccolina si è rotta una zampa così hanno dovuto separarli dagli altri per curarla. Purtroppo non è più stata accettata in voliera. Era sola e triste così abbiamo deciso di regalarle una nuova casa. Ci stiamo informando il più possibile, ma ci siamo accorti che pochi siti parlano di questa specie. Ci piacerebbe sapere più possibile. Stiamo cercando di capire i tuoi video, ma purtroppo parlando poco inglese non riusciamo a capire tutto. Hai dei video trascritti di modo da poter tradurlo in italiano? Grazie e complimenti Noemi Barbara e Giovanni. 🤗🙏
Hello! I have a problem with my rosella couple, male rosella is very agressive towards his female. What can I do? They have a lot of space but he is running after her, bite her😢
I adopted a very sick rosella 2 days ago. It had been kept in a cage for over a year maybe longer by a hoarding family. He or she is in terrible shape they kept her caged in a dark room under a horse blanket never cleaned her enclosure and had he/she living with 3 dogs. I now have her coming up 48 hours and she has only been in her cage to sleep. She is already sitting on my finger and rides around on my shoulder the entire day. She however is awful at flying. I don't think her wings are clipped but she obviously just hasn't a clue. She smashes into everything and hyperventilates. I can't believe how bad a shape she is in but I'm so amazed with her or his progress in such a small amount of time.
Awh, that's so sad how she was kept. She can't fly because she probably never let her out to fly and has lost all muscles in the wings and chest. She should be able to build them up again slowly
I have one, hand fed, hes 5 years old. He likes to be on my shoulder, on a perch next to me, he has never bit me. Its true they dont like to be touched
I used to have a pet crimson rosella many years ago. He was parent reared, but he got tame with me. He would perch on my hand, arm or shoulder, feed from my hand and come when called. But, it is true, they HATE being petted or touched, it's just not in their nature. So people need to realise this is TRUE before they get one as a pet... as many people make the mistake that they think they will be able to win the bird over with love or training, but I WON'T WORK.
They're for aviaries. We keep ours in an outdoor aviary, partitioned from the other birds and evacuate him to a large indoor flight cage during the brutal Arizona Summers and the odd Winter frosts. He interacts with me via sounds and body language, but he's not a pet and won't tolerate handling. Folks who would like friendly grass species pets should go with Bourkes.
My mom has used to have a rosella named Kiki and she had to go to the vet when she broke her wing after being hit by dad for being naughty. Mom had to pay 300$ for the treatment, and Kiki was suffering a lot and stayed overnight at the vet.
Could I keep several MALE only rosellas together with my budiges in a large outdoor aviary? There are no nest boxes, and I don't breed my budgies. I was told rosealla will kill budgies when breeding...also that rosealla must be kept in pairs only. But I dream of having a colourful flock of non breeding birds. What do you think? BTW, the aviary is 18 foot long by 9 foot wide and about 8 foot tall.
PLEASE do a Species Spotlight on Mustache Parakeets! It is impossible to find info on these birds out there and I would so much appreciate knowing more :)
Mam, could u plz tell me what should I provide to my budgie after egg binding. Yesterday, egg got struck into her body, and fortunately I removed the egg from her body. So, could u plz tell me that what should I provide her? 🙏🙏🙏
I have 2 rosellas ( female and male) but are not tame (they are 8 months old i think) do you have any tips to calm them down. I want to tame them. I've had them for 2 weeks now.
Rosellas are intelligent and feisty - they like to challenge and provoke you, so you have to show a little back-bone, otherwise they will terrorize you and your other animals. They don't get upset over that, but they will berate you, it's totally ok. Very independent and not like other parrots. I don't agree, they are wonderful pets, but not what most people are looking for. It's not a cuddly fluff ball - it's a little attack dinosaur. :)
Oh dang I wanted a cuddly bird and now I ended up with a non touchy lay low eastern rosella should have done my research I guess but I am gonna buy a cockatiel tommorow so she might learn from it that I'm not so bad 😭
Me: I’ll never own a rosella they’re so annoying and dumb in general! Uhh ok here I go, I got a rosella that lost it’s upper beak, when I got her she was only bones and feathers. He’s doing better everyday, I’d say he’s very excited to explore, sadly due that he was and still is underweight he’s not allowed out of his cage to prevent that chance he’d hurt him self. (His chest bone was so incredibly sharp, we thought he won’t make it.) Also he’s not fully healed yet but he already practices flying in his cage! Also it’s not that easy to catch him in order to additionally feed him anymore. I don’t mind if he’ll remain wild, I’ll be happy if he’ll heal successfully.
My rosella trusted me but was lonely. So I went to get a female quaker, ever since than he started not trusting me, but the wuaker trusts me completely. What should i do??
Unfortunately this is what can happen when you get another bird and the bird enjoys the other bird more then you. Your Rosella is protecting your Quaker. Keep them separate and work on each bird separately. Try clicker training. Avoid housing them together.
Good job dear sis,,,,i have a question,,, my rosella breeding progress not good,,,some pairs not feed their chicks,,, some pairs pluck their chicks,,,, i want to know if i install a medium light in nest box,, then its helpfull or not????
Hi. I have never bred Rosellas before but I know they are a sensitive species for breeding. It could depend on their age, diet, health, experience as parents or environment that is causing them to do this. Some birds never become good breeders or good parents. I would avoid putting a light in the nest box as darkness is needed for the chick's and the parents.
Can i do a species spotlight with my society finches ? i really don't wanna steal ideas there is just no such video on youtube unfortunately :/ And more people gotta know about them i think they are one of the best pet birds
When I was young, our budgerigars were always allowed out of their cage. They went in to feed and sleep but otherwise went where they wanted. As an adult, I have had parrots and have found that letting them out can be costly. They are destructive to anything cloth or wood. I have had to replace woodwork around window due to their chewing. I also have had some who would attack me because of jealousy of my other loved ones, human, canine or another bird. My Yellow Naped Amazon has shredded my ear, scalp and eyebrow on more than one occasion! Will an Eastern Rosella chew on wood like furniture or woodwork or cloth items, like upholstery or curtains? If not, it sounds like the perfect bird for me. I don’t care to handle or cuddle a bird. I enjoy their antics, sounds, songs and company. I just can’t have any family member being destructive!
It's possible that they would chew objects in your home, however their beaks are small and not has destructive as an Amazon or larger birds. Make sure to have plenty of toys that they can shred and chew on. Have a play stand or play area with toys that will keep them entertained and hopefully they won't chew anything else. Keep an eye on them and distract them from the area that you don't want them near.
After this video I think maybe the best way to get a good pet rosella is to buy a adult one from a previous owner who was so lucky to tame them very well and could teach them many things like to step up..
Its very hard to brand a whole species of parrot with a characteristic cos their such individuals they can be so different. For example this rosella speaks which iv never seen before. But i do read and hear the same thing, they don't like human interaction, some might but most don't. Therefore i will stay away from getting one as a pet and cherish the moment when i spot them in the wild. The crimson rosella is prominent where im from
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I have a white cheeked Rosella called Mo. He lives happily in our outdoor 12 ft aviary as he was unhappy indoors just wanting to be out of the cage all day.
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@Xander Charlie I would suggest flixzone. You can find it by googling =)
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Love Rosella Bird's. I live in Australia. We have them around our home, daily as our local wildlife. We also, have lorikeets corellas galahs visiting daily. I watch ALL your videos. I learn so much from you. Thank you ... 🐦
I too am extremely lucky to live in an area that is often visited by wild rosellas, particularly the beautiful Eastern Rosella. It makes me so happy whenever I see one. Aussie birds are amazing! 😍
So you live in paradise! ☺️
Thanks for your species spotlights! It's refreshing to see how honest you are by not recommending rosellas as pets. All parrots (including the small ones) are a huge and long-term responsibility, and too many end up with misinformed and neglectful owners. Keep up the good work!
Im from Australia and my grandmother owns a green one we found on the floor of a school yard kids surrounding him. He has a special bond with me every time he sees me he goes crazy doing his different calls even if he just hears me its so cute I've taught him to say pretty boy and gives me kisses he actually started my love of feathered babies.
He’s awesome!!! I have 2 rescued rosellas, even though they aren’t touchy loving birds they are still quite tame and wonder around house chewing up everything..
I love all your discussions on all the species of birds you have.It’s a fun learning experience for me.Your Rosella is just beautiful.He has almost all the colors of a rainbow .It’s cute to hear him talk and how you taught him to wave. I love the way he takes his little bath.Oh how I wish my Stormy Boy would take a bath .He. runs too when I take out the spray bottle.Thanks Donna for a very informative and most enjoyable video.Take care!
I saw some rubino rosellas in a bird expo video and absolutely fell in love with their vibrant colors, so glad you made a video on these gorgeous birds
I love Rosellas. Great training you did and lots of educational info on them!
What a stunning by bird, had never heard of them before!
He’s so cute with his little munchkin voice 😍
Loved this video. For sure the most informative out there on Rosellas as pets!!! ❤️💛💚💙
Great video Donna and that is a lovely bird 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I hadn’t seen your videos in awhile. I haven’t been getting your notifications so I had to search for you again. I’m so glad I found you! You are one of my favorite creators. I have learned so much from you. Thank you.
Hello! Welcome back to my channel 😀
A very useful video indeed, especially for me, being an owner of a rosella myself! I’ve learnt a lot more about my own Rosella through your video, so a big thank you for being so informative, for instance, you helped me identify that my own rosella is a female (and therefore, I made an appropriate decision naming her Rosabelle) so I was quite right about her name and she’s solely got red and yellow feathers, red being the majority with a slight patch of yellow on her back! I feed her the exact same mixture of seeds I feed my budgies, although placed in different cages, they share the same bag of food! My Rosella loves mimicking the beeping sound you hear when you tap your oyster travel card on a reader at the beginning/ end of a bus/tube/train journey and similarly, she has grasped the sound of someone’s laugh and enjoys regularly giggling away! It’s hoarsely very cute! I’ve had my rosella and cockatiel in the same cage and they get along quite well, there have been no issues caused by it, most likely because they’re of similar sizes, they therefore have much less of a tendency to get rough with each other but yeah as they grow and expand in size, I’ll be separating them into separate species bound cages of their own! My Cockatiel is loud, whereas my rosella most of the time is barely heard, she’s one of the quietest birds I’ve got, you can scarcely hear her chirping over het cage mate cockatiel’s
Such a nice breed wow amazing coloring love it
These are gorgeous birds i had no idea they existed! UA-cam brought me here ❤ great video & i can tell your bird loves you very much!
I love the rosella keep up tHe good work girl! 💫
O these are beautiful birds thx for ur vids on them
Amazing Birds and great video ✌️🔥
Thank you for this video ! That explains a lot :) thanks
Hi Dona this is very beautyfull information. Love this information
Aww cute video!
Good video, nice bird too
I loved this video.
I saw some of those birds at an aviary in Mexico! They are my favorite because they are the cutest birds I’ve ever seen! Since the aviary was in Mexico, I thought they were from there, I didn’t know they’re Australian 😂
My favorite animal is an eastern rosella. One day I searched up ‘fancy conure,’ and for some reason a picture of a Rubino rosella appeared and that’s how I found out about rosellas.
thank you for this informative video! it is really helpful 🙂
You're so welcome!
Rosellas is like a cat. It's doesn't like to be touched, but like to be near you for comfort.
Ye that what she does to me!
Great video
omg i did'nt know they could talk! thats so cool!
We have them in the local trees. The males make an awesome song and flutter their wings and tail in mating seasonn - Winter Spring.
When you're walking through the park - they always take off before you get anywhere near them. They're very shy.
Omggg I really love rosellas💕
Thanks for the information. I learnt a lot and now I know I wouldn’t be able to give it what it needs.
I encountered one yesterday at a local exotic pets store where it was fully flighted. The owner cares deeply for it. The crimson mutation on its feathers was gorgeous! And it could talk. They’re soooo sweet and friendly but I’d never get one as a pet. I’ll stick to my conures thanks 🙏
Thanks for the info ❤❤❤❤
Your welcome
Very nice, I like how Passion will perch on your hand, splash in water, and does a very good wave. Passion has beautiful colors. Although I find this a quiet video, I like how Passion does the Adams Family tune; very talkative. I appreciate your honesty in explaining that Rosellas don't make very good pets.
Am planing to get pair it was great vedio thanks
I actually have a Rosella bird! She's beautiful, but I still needed to learn more about them.
Thx love of pets
To me Rosella is my best bird pet, even though he does not like to step up, or get handeled much. I basicly ignore him, and he come to me when he wants. But he comes and sit on my arm when i am on the computer, and he gets his treats. But the finger he refuses to sit on. When i leave the room, he will go back into the cage, so in that way he is an easy bird to get back into the cage. He never bites, even though he does some shadow attacks once in a while. It was interesting to see how your rosella is with you. I didn't know they had an impression of being so agressive. But i never trust him with other birds, i could agree on that. Thank you for a good video and insight of Rosellas.
Awesome video!
I breed eastern rosellas myself, they are amazing birds to keep
Very good and protective parents
Maybe you can help me help my girl.It’s may and she has gotten aggressive.From what I’ve read she is probably hormonal.She lunges and bites me when I get up to move.Not as bad with my husband and male roommate.She tries to find dark places and makes a sad cooing sound,it breaks my heart when she does that.I also have a love bird and a parrotlet in another cage.They are out for most of the day, and seem to get along well.What can I do to make her more comfortable?
Your species spotlights are my FAVORITE! What a gorgeous bird!
Rosella are so cute❤❤❤
Here in Adelaide, Australia I have a pair of the eastern rosellas that nest in a nest box in my backyard each year
How lucky you are
You’re so lucky to live in Australia and be able to have so many beautiful birds right in your backyard
I have two rosella's nesting outside my room in a wall cavity. One sits on my window sill and I make noises and it bobs around haha.
@@Bingewatchingmediacontent not if you have fruit trees... I get Rainbow lorrikeets, Musk lorrikeets and fruit bats strip my trees every year if not netted.
I miss my crimson rossella very much , it was the best pet I ever had ❤
It would be great 👍and nice
Your so close to 100K
I do agree they are really fast flyers but once i had a big window openned in another room and my brother didnt close the doors and my rosela just flew out and thankfully landed on the doors and he just sat there looking outside and was just chilling there for about 20 sec before i found out and got him back intp my room 😂😂
We have an Eastern Rosella, Skittles. She was flying wild outside and we lured her into a cage She is in a large parrot cage and seems content. She ducks her beak asking for treats which consists of daily baby carrots, sometimes celery leaves and romaine lettuce plus maybe tortilla chips or pretzel. Also good quality small parrot food.
I am in Southern California so I'm guessing someone released her because of her natural nature. Skittles can be very personable and chitters to me. I love how she does the beak duck when she wants something and again afterwards kinda like "Thank you ". We can't handle her or let her fly free, though I do have some thoughts there, someone released her. But damn I love that little bird and her antics.
love rosellas ! i think a lot of grass birds are such underrated pets, but it sounds like rosellas are not great pets hahahaha. i think a lot of people think they want a parrot like a cockatoo or something, but there's a lot of fun in an independent bird. i find that funny that despite your efforts he's not tame ! i know that people say those things about grass keets, but have seen that that can be completely different if you spend the time. had no idea about rosellas being so standoffish.
Probably not surprising I guess, if you look at them in the wild, they're the same.
Lorikeets, cockies etc all climb all over you & invite themselves inside houses. If you feed them, rosellas will mostly sit in the trees watching it all & wait until the human's gone & then fly down to eat the scraps, but they're really not willing to come close to humans, even for a free feed
I arranged to buy a pair of Roselas, but then my Nagpur bought them . So I got a pair of cockatiels. And thy slowly getting use to me. I am not sure if I want to breed them, yet. But I want them to settle in first. I do love the colors of the Rosellas, and I think thy are such beautiful birds.
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i have galahs, rainbow lorikeets, fruit bats and eastern rosellas in my local park every day
I love Passion so much... His feathers are beautiful and he's cute and fluffy.
hi I'm on my dads laptop I love your channel and your birds
Hi, glad you enjoy my channel 😃
I have a rosella he loves to whistle
i saw a rosella today that had a blue and white speckeldy part
Great species profile. I am wondering about the aviary that you have him in outside. Like yourself, I am in Canada (Vancouver Island) and would love to build or purchase an aviary similar to what you have but don't know where to look as things are so difficult to get here. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
ooh I get western rosella 🦜
I have just found your account and i am thinking about a barred parokeet and want to ask if your could make a video about there behaviours? Love these videos ☺️
Also can they live outside?
Hi, welcome to my channel. Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss any if my videos.
Have you seen my species spotlight on the linnie ( Barred Parakeet)?
Here is the link ua-cam.com/video/nJPFbGnudVE/v-deo.html
It would depend on where you live and the weather and what kind of set up you have for them to live outside.
I don't recommend housing them in a cage outside 24/7. I put my birds outside on my deck only on nice weather days and I stay with them as hawks come to my yard.
Pls do a detailed video of the difference between parrots and parakeets , and also Lori and lorikeets
Hello! I've basically by a random oportunity get rosella from a local shop and as a very new owner I'm trying to learn something about this bird. In this way I want to thank you for this video to know something about her. At least something I get right as I've her with quite small (open) cage in the office room where she can freely fly. I hope it's big enough. So again - thank you!
You're welcome. Congratulations on your new bird.
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Ciao, ho trovato con piacere il tuo canale. Noi da 8 anni conviviamo con calopsite e cocorite e per la prima volta, qualche settimana fa, abbiamo adottato una Rosella. Si chiama Cleopatra ha 6mesi e da piccolina si è rotta una zampa così hanno dovuto separarli dagli altri per curarla. Purtroppo non è più stata accettata in voliera. Era sola e triste così abbiamo deciso di regalarle una nuova casa. Ci stiamo informando il più possibile, ma ci siamo accorti che pochi siti parlano di questa specie. Ci piacerebbe sapere più possibile. Stiamo cercando di capire i tuoi video, ma purtroppo parlando poco inglese non riusciamo a capire tutto. Hai dei video trascritti di modo da poter tradurlo in italiano? Grazie e complimenti Noemi Barbara e Giovanni. 🤗🙏
Hello can you please tell me Where did you get your outdoor aviary?
Hello! I have a problem with my rosella couple, male rosella is very agressive towards his female. What can I do? They have a lot of space but he is running after her, bite her😢
I adopted a very sick rosella 2 days ago. It had been kept in a cage for over a year maybe longer by a hoarding family. He or she is in terrible shape they kept her caged in a dark room under a horse blanket never cleaned her enclosure and had he/she living with 3 dogs. I now have her coming up 48 hours and she has only been in her cage to sleep. She is already sitting on my finger and rides around on my shoulder the entire day. She however is awful at flying. I don't think her wings are clipped but she obviously just hasn't a clue. She smashes into everything and hyperventilates. I can't believe how bad a shape she is in but I'm so amazed with her or his progress in such a small amount of time.
Awh, that's so sad how she was kept. She can't fly because she probably never let her out to fly and has lost all muscles in the wings and chest. She should be able to build them up again slowly
I have one, hand fed, hes 5 years old. He likes to be on my shoulder, on a perch next to me, he has never bit me. Its true they dont like to be touched
I used to have a pet crimson rosella many years ago. He was parent reared, but he got tame with me. He would perch on my hand, arm or shoulder, feed from my hand and come when called. But, it is true, they HATE being petted or touched, it's just not in their nature. So people need to realise this is TRUE before they get one as a pet... as many people make the mistake that they think they will be able to win the bird over with love or training, but I WON'T WORK.
What food do they like? Thanks!
Totally agree with your assessment, Rosellas are not good pets.
They're for aviaries. We keep ours in an outdoor aviary, partitioned from the other birds and evacuate him to a large indoor flight cage during the brutal Arizona Summers and the odd Winter frosts. He interacts with me via sounds and body language, but he's not a pet and won't tolerate handling.
Folks who would like friendly grass species pets should go with Bourkes.
I just got one and now I wanna sent it back 😂 after all of what u said
😅🤣😂
The color pattern is amazing. What a nice breeding
My mom has used to have a rosella named Kiki and she had to go to the vet when she broke her wing after being hit by dad for being naughty. Mom had to pay 300$ for the treatment, and Kiki was suffering a lot and stayed overnight at the vet.
That's sad, Kiki should not have been hit.
How did you train them?, I am raging trying to train them
Could I keep several MALE only rosellas together with my budiges in a large outdoor aviary? There are no nest boxes, and I don't breed my budgies. I was told rosealla will kill budgies when breeding...also that rosealla must be kept in pairs only. But I dream of having a colourful flock of non breeding birds. What do you think? BTW, the aviary is 18 foot long by 9 foot wide and about 8 foot tall.
PLEASE do a Species Spotlight on Mustache Parakeets! It is impossible to find info on these birds out there and I would so much appreciate knowing more :)
I will do one soon 😀
wow they're bigger than i thought
Mam, could u plz tell me what should I provide to my budgie after egg binding. Yesterday, egg got struck into her body, and fortunately I removed the egg from her body.
So, could u plz tell me that what should I provide her? 🙏🙏🙏
I love your lovely birds❤
Hi! I don't know because I'm Korean, is there a site where I can communicate with other people who raise parrots?
Join Facebook. There are lots of bird groups that you can join.
@@Loveofpets Facebook? That's a good idea. Thank you very much^3^
I have 2 rosellas ( female and male) but are not tame (they are 8 months old i think) do you have any tips to calm them down. I want to tame them. I've had them for 2 weeks now.
Mine is also 8 months old. Just got him 2 weeks ago. I wish he could be tamed. My son wants to hold him😊
I'm desperately looking for a eastern rosella baby. Does anyone know where I can look for one???
Rosellas are intelligent and feisty - they like to challenge and provoke you, so you have to show a little back-bone, otherwise they will terrorize you and your other animals.
They don't get upset over that, but they will berate you, it's totally ok. Very independent and not like other parrots.
I don't agree, they are wonderful pets, but not what most people are looking for.
It's not a cuddly fluff ball - it's a little attack dinosaur. :)
A pet that terrorizes and berates you! Fun!
They’re basically Bourks but 3 times the size and more agressive
Oh dang I wanted a cuddly bird and now I ended up with a non touchy lay low eastern rosella should have done my research I guess but I am gonna buy a cockatiel tommorow so she might learn from it that I'm not so bad 😭
Cockatiels and Conures can be cuddly but some don't want to be cuddled
The cockatiel stood on my hand already I one day after having him :D she just came up to me for dome reason while I was eating
Please, the kaer's nest house should be vertical or horizontal
Me: I’ll never own a rosella they’re so annoying and dumb in general!
Uhh ok here I go, I got a rosella that lost it’s upper beak, when I got her she was only bones and feathers.
He’s doing better everyday, I’d say he’s very excited to explore, sadly due that he was and still is underweight he’s not allowed out of his cage to prevent that chance he’d hurt him self. (His chest bone was so incredibly sharp, we thought he won’t make it.) Also he’s not fully healed yet but he already practices flying in his cage! Also it’s not that easy to catch him in order to additionally feed him anymore.
I don’t mind if he’ll remain wild, I’ll be happy if he’ll heal successfully.
My rosella trusted me but was lonely. So I went to get a female quaker, ever since than he started not trusting me, but the wuaker trusts me completely. What should i do??
Unfortunately this is what can happen when you get another bird and the bird enjoys the other bird more then you.
Your Rosella is protecting your Quaker.
Keep them separate and work on each bird separately. Try clicker training.
Avoid housing them together.
can I have an advice for my rosella parrot
My dad gust found one.
Good job dear sis,,,,i have a question,,, my rosella breeding progress not good,,,some pairs not feed their chicks,,, some pairs pluck their chicks,,,, i want to know if i install a medium light in nest box,, then its helpfull or not????
Hi. I have never bred Rosellas before but I know they are a sensitive species for breeding.
It could depend on their age, diet, health, experience as parents or environment that is causing them to do this.
Some birds never become good breeders or good parents.
I would avoid putting a light in the nest box as darkness is needed for the chick's and the parents.
@@Loveofpets Thanks alot dear ❤️
Hi, I need another rosella, my female dead unexpectedly. My heart broke. Leanord needs company . Please reply
Can i do a species spotlight with my society finches ? i really don't wanna steal ideas there is just no such video on youtube unfortunately :/ And more people gotta know about them i think they are one of the best pet birds
You sure can. It would be a great video 😀
When I was young, our budgerigars were always allowed out of their cage. They went in to feed and sleep but otherwise went where they wanted. As an adult, I have had parrots and have found that letting them out can be costly. They are destructive to anything cloth or wood. I have had to replace woodwork around window due to their chewing. I also have had some who would attack me because of jealousy of my other loved ones, human, canine or another bird. My Yellow Naped Amazon has shredded my ear, scalp and eyebrow on more than one occasion!
Will an Eastern Rosella chew on wood like furniture or woodwork or cloth items, like upholstery or curtains? If not, it sounds like the perfect bird for me. I don’t care to handle or cuddle a bird. I enjoy their antics, sounds, songs and company. I just can’t have any family member being destructive!
It's possible that they would chew objects in your home, however their beaks are small and not has destructive as an Amazon or larger birds. Make sure to have plenty of toys that they can shred and chew on. Have a play stand or play area with toys that will keep them entertained and hopefully they won't chew anything else. Keep an eye on them and distract them from the area that you don't want them near.
Thank you! Gorgeous bird that is not for me. 😊🥰
After this video I think maybe the best way to get a good pet rosella is to buy a adult one from a previous owner who was so lucky to tame them very well and could teach them many things like to step up..
My Rosella was tame but turned once weaned. He still is semi tamed but in general it's hard to keep Rosella's tame.
@@Loveofpets yeah I mean an adult rosella from a owner who stays very tame. Maybe intense click training will help you with your problem.
@@einweieskaninchen413 I’m sure she tried that
It looks like a rainbow cockatiel.
Its very hard to brand a whole species of parrot with a characteristic cos their such individuals they can be so different. For example this rosella speaks which iv never seen before. But i do read and hear the same thing, they don't like human interaction, some might but most don't. Therefore i will stay away from getting one as a pet and cherish the moment when i spot them in the wild. The crimson rosella is prominent where im from
Hello i was wondering how did you tame this bird?
Hi, he was hand raised as a baby and spent a lot of time interacting with him
@@Loveofpets oh thanks yeah i seen these very hard to tame
I have a pet Rosella it's friendly
AND I LIVE IN CANADA 🇨🇦 NOT AUSTRALIA 😑
That's fantastic! Some can become nice pets while others can't.
Hi , bring another friend to your lovebird make them pair