I Got to Play With a BLACK COCKATOO!!!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Thank you to Adventures of Roku for putting us in touch with these wonderful people and their birds. Dave, Capri and I were so excited to experience more Aussie freeflight.
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MY BIRDS (Oldest to Youngest) 🐦❤
BONDI 💗 Galah | hatched 2005
CRESSI 💗 Congo African Grey | hatched 2007
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JINX 💙 Blue Throat Macaw | hatched 2008
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I have lived in Australia for 20+ years, and have never before seen a white-winged galah - she is GORGEOUS!
It's just a colour morph, like how some domestic budgies are blue but wild ones are green
@@Stratocaster893 Incorrect its a Major Mitchell cockatoo
@@HighviewSP Lol there's a Major Mitchell and Lutino Galah in the video. Lutino galahs are mutations.
@@Stratocaster893 yeah right mate...
I just volunteered at a parrot rescue/rehabilitation center here in Georgia, all because I started watching you guys. First I wanted to go buy a parrot, but thinking about I want to learn first, and to be honest I am afraid I because I had a rescued cat who suddenly died and it was really hard, I get attached easily, well great job and thank you!!
I am in Georgia and cannot find any parrot rescues anywhere near me! Which one do you go to? I already have my flock but would love to volunteer some time and love to a bird rescue.
@@camdennciramii Hello! yes it is in Marietta, the name is Papayago Rescue and this is the website: papayagorescuehouse.org/
I have been wanting to volunteer somewhere in GA too!
Birds are amazing. I think you are on the right track. Do some research and maybe find a bird in need of a home rather a pet store. I’m sure you are aware of the reasons behind that. But nonetheless these guys can be amazing pets. But they aren’t for everyone.... They can be a life long commitment!
The death of your cat (and it has happened to me) is very sad. But there is good in everything. Your cat has gone to a peaceful place and you now have the opportunity to rescue some other animal or bird who is suffering from lack of love and care. My two cats are rescues and they have bloomed into happy beauties.
I love their celebratory screams when they fly...
I adore Kookies ❤️👍🏻🕊 And the slow-mo camera work is just outstanding!
this looks like an amazing experience! I'm about 4 months into bird ownership with a rescue quaker parrot that had a butcher of a wing clip and tons of behavioral issues I'm working through but we are making incredible progress and my goal is indoor flight training once her flight feathers come back enough to where she won't just fall out of the air.
Jordan Varner, it takes a lot of patience to handle a Quaker, and I wish for you and your new little friend a happy, healthy relationship.
Love this! 🥰
Those Macaw in slo-mo...such bright colors (we call them Ara's in Germany)❤
the white-winged Galah's crest is the most beautiful thing ever!
Just so beautiful and inspiring ✨️ ❤️ LOVE ALL BIRD'S ✌️ ❤️ TO ALL ✨️ 💙 ❤️ OF YOU FOR SHARING THIS POST 📫 ❤️ THANK YOU FOR ❤️ 😊 SHARING THEM BIRD'S ❤️ SO SO AMAZING ADORABLE AND BEAUTIFUL CUTE 😊 LOVE ALL OF THEM
dave made a perfect kookaburra noise lmao 🤣
That part was gold 😂
@Bentley Kabir your right, no one cares, now duck off
Hiiiiii its me fluff from Birdcord
Macaw slow-mo flying is just magical!
That was beautiful and the birds just flew together like they've known each other forever ❤ i noticed that the black cockatoo was a taken a liken to the white one with the lesser of the pink headed cockatoo , they were I the fence together a couple times and on the ground . Very pleasant to watch 😍❤🇺🇸
Beautiful, Jamie. You calm my soul ❤️.
These birds must enjoy this free flying ……. So much
The birds are so pretty...I fell in love 😍😘
Wow this is parrot heaven. They were all stunningly beautiful. Thank you for sharing this amazing event. 😍
So many beautiful birds! Love that yellow tailed black cockatoo!
I love to watch the birds flying. If I wasn't old as dirt I'd want two McCaw s.
Kookaburras & black cockies, more bird species I get to see every day, well not every single day with the black cockies but everyday with kookaburras. 5 of them sit on my fence each morning for a bit of meat. I also have magpies who visit me for a piece of meat every day. Magpies have the best birdsong ever, it's an iconic Aussie sound!! You mentioned koalas, I'm 6 houses up from a forest that has the famous Port Macquarie koala hospital in it. I love black cockies but the black with red on them (not as common to see) are absolutely beautiful!!! When flocks of black cockatoos are screeching as they fly it's a sure sign that rain's coming, more precise than meteorologists!! I don't take where I live for granted, we often have kangaroos hopping along one if our beaches. There's heaps of eagles, dolphins & whales- I live in paradise 🤗
This is amazing, that the birds are so well trained that they will fly around by themselves and return to their owners instead of disappearing.
Audrey, I did not read your message before I replied, however my feelings were exactly the same! It’s wonderful how well these birds are trained! What a beautiful sight they are!
Woow great job with video!! So beautiful. Love seeing the birds flying in the slow motion
Dave got most of that from his view on the roof! Haha
Beautiful birds, love watching them fly
Waves at Mel!! What a joyous video!! So wonderful seeing so many beloved flyers!
I freakin tear up in every free flight video! I want a bird so badly but I know I’m not ready in too many ways! One say I hope to find my forever bird and come fly with some of you! 👐🤞
I have been eagerly waiting for this video ever since you shared a photo of Bumi! Such an amazing bird! Thank you for sharing your Australia trip with us!
Gosh, such beautiful birds
Heh Jamie and Dave. I started to watch adventures with Rokco about 2 or so months back. I'm glad u got to experience this rather large group of free flyers from Down Uhder. I had to go back a few years to watch and get familiar with who's who and their life story's. Of course the birds are beautiful and well cared for. I did notice SOME of a FEW owners interact with you and Dave. I didnt see Capri anywhere, noticed a few young kids there. But if I'm being honest and I believe I should always speak my feelings. This group are obviously closely knit and spend alot of time together. It was nice to see the FEW pictures of you and Dave interacting with a few of them but would have liked to have seen more, especially the people interacting with you guys. To be straight forward I really prefer yours and Dave's way and style. You both are alot warmer and approachable in general. I found out very quickly that they do not do Q&A for fans that want to know anything about anything. So its watch and enjoy kinda thing. The differance is they free fly with their birds, but you both get more involved with all your fans and followers where they are pretty much a tight knit as I said community. I mentioned a ways back when I began watching this group that i was a longtime fan of birdtricks and where they familiar with you, got no response or for any other questions. I know they give lessons for training or so I thought they did but not sure. Once Again; I'm not knocking them and their group, the flock is amazing to watch but I just felt a little Chilly and over the past few months have lost interest in just watching them get together and fly. I guess it's because I just feel more like a Stalker rather then " A part of something more". I may likely get some thumbs down for being candid and giving my opinion on how I feel with this group, but heh they are still doing a great thing here with how wounderful they are with all the many exotics they have , I just felt some could have been alittle more inviting as you both were guests and I felt like some were standoffish. Oh geez I hope I don't get jumped on for just giving my impression of how this vidio looked to me anyways. I ♥️ you birdtricks, as your my Cup Of Tea " bubble tea that is lol. Look forward to more as always.
Kathleen.
Aussie here to explain ..... hahahahaha. American people are taught at a young age to speak up and be forthright. Australians are far more reserved and wouldn't want Jamie or Dave to feel that they were trying to be clever or better than them ... like don't want to be seen as a smart ass .... and to make it even more complicated it differs from state to state .... hahahahaha! Having been around Americans overseas your way is seems much more confident ... Aussies are confident around others but would be upset if anything they did or said upset another and therefore hold back until they get to know them. Aussies are very affable ... they will make you laugh and make the best of any situation but are reluctant to put themselves 'out there' ..... as you could see in the vid they sought confirmation from each other so that nobody thought they were trying to be better than anyone else.
@@TheVelvetraven Heh Cassandra. Thank you for taking your time to read my post and reply. I understand other countries people have different customs and ways in which they live by. Places like China, India to name a few have very different culturel views for sure. I think however that speaking up " not to be confused with being RUDE " is in most instances how your raised, and your personality. Just a Fun Fact...I'm not from America, rather I am born and raised in Canada, currently I live in British Columbia Vancouver, which is a very mild climate and steps from the Ocean Beach Town Famous for its beauty. But as my Father was a Service Man/ Soldier for 21 years we traveled to many places. Sadly we never had the pleasure to have seen your most beautiful country, that Boasts the most incredible array of everything from Huge insects 😲 , Spiders 🕷️🕸️ etc to Beautiful Exotic Birds of coarse. After reading my post I have to say that the way I said certain things would come off as being not nice. So in ture Canadian Fashion, please except my apology! I watch this channel alot and the people who own and love on their feathered friends is the best. Again thx for responding , and not everyone lives in America lol.n😅🌈💓🐦
@@kathleenadriaensen7129 Hi, another Aussie here to add a bit more explanation after reading your comment 😎 I get the impression that you're talking more about the general nature of Australians to be understated/laid back rather than more explanatory/direct, like you'd frequently see in an American content creator's video. Rest assured there's no rudeness there, it's just the Australian culture - think of it as being laid back or chilled out. For example, you'd probably agree that your average Canadian is more laid back & chilled out than your average American - Americans tend to take themselves quite seriously! LOL So what CassandraC-B was explaining is that Aussies are _even more_ laid back than your average Canadian - we don't take ourselves particularly seriously at all! We aren't particularly exuberant, actually super-understated - and this can unintentionally seem like we're a bit disengaged in videos like this, if you're used to watching a situation through the lens of the BirdTalk team's more American-style of videos (where you expect to see more excitement, narrative & on-camera conversation with other free-flyers). Also keep in mind that this event went for quite a few hours & it was just a gathering of enthusiasts & friends - like a bunch of dog owners meeting up at the local park for their dogs to play. They probably didn't want to be interviewed because the focus was on the birds, and you'll notice this has much more footage of the free flying than your average BirdTalk video.
Us Aussies are a welcoming bunch, so I can guarantee the Womach's got a warm reception which just isn't on camera - they were too busy filming the birds & enjoying the experience 😎🦜 You should definitely come & visit once the world has settled back down a bit, we love Canadians! (and know you aren't Americans btw! 🍁 LOL) 👍
How you guys says kookaburra makes me giggle so much. Also your fascination with them is so amusing but then again I live in Australia so I guess I'm just used to it.
Been a fan of Adventures of Roku for years! I love this!
Hi Pabu!!!!!!!
OMB! A Mustache Parakeet!
Great video of soooo many parrots!!❤️🦜❤️
There is no mustache parakeet here
It's Kyran. Pabu is far away.
That’s Kyran my major from @Feathered.paradise
Oh, ok. Hi Kryan! I just assumed it was Pabu. Thank you for letting me know. 😉
Richard Wahlang
Yes, there is.
Oh my god that black cockatoo has me drooling!
Thank you for letting us see a free-flowing Major Mitchell's cockatoo.
Loving the peach cockatoo hanging out with the galah
Incredibly awesome!
What a joy!!!
I'm not jealous... much!!!! No seriously, pleased that you all had a wonderful time. and the black 'too, BEAUTIFUL 😍 I love seeing captives free flying 😃
I really enjoyed this video and always amazed how well the birds are trained to fly back to their owners at the end of play time! Loved it!
A bunch of happy parrots 🦜
Happy birds.
Lovely photography ❤️❤️so beautiful..
So beautiful as a artist I love birds 🦅 my heart soars !
Beautiful!
Refreshing to watch! Thank you 💝
I have the black cockys flying around my house not every day but so nice to see when they do decide to fly past
Love this video. I love birds
The black cockatoo is so stunning! Especially it’s yellow tail feathers, so beautiful!
Emmm ... It's a be-a-utiful skyeee 🌞. Real blue & white puffy clouds
Birds and humans having a blast! Some very pretty birds I've never seen before too.
OMG That was so Cool Great Vlog thank you
I'm part of a Western Australian conservation group for black cockatoos. So interesting that yours are able to feed without specific species of eucalyptus. For nesting, Carnaby's Black-Cockatoos require eucalypt woodland, comprising principally of salmon gum or wandoo. Their food is found in kwongan heath. They require a close association between breeding and feeding sites during the breeding season. If these two very different habitats are not within a reasonable distance of each other, breeding attempts fail. After breeding, the cockatoos move to different food sources such as banksia and hakea heathlands.
So interesting to see your babies feeding as we're frantically trying to establish ecocorridors of species specific flora.
Did you get to hear the sounds the magpie (myna) makes? It’s like alien, robotic, electronic bird-speak. The coolest sound ever. Almost like an oropendola from South and Central America but tbh they sound even more alien!
Free flight is so awesome... I can’t wait until my kenya can fly ❤️❤️💕💕 beautiful flight
Is that BUMI 😮😍? Bumi for President the yellow tail cockatoo? ❤️❤️. Pabu and Kevin hangout together they are best buddies 🥰. I love ❤️ Adventures of ROKU. Bumi has the most precious voice. A bird 🦅 race . How Awesome is that. A fan big time. Kudos from Alaska 🌹🌹💐💐💐😇👍. God bless you y’all in your fun adventures.😇
Thank you for sharing ..this is awesome.
How magical, I love birds
Australia has the most beautiful birds.
This makes me want to free flight so bad when I get a larger bird!
I’m so sorry I missed you guys only live five minutes away from there I didn’t know about you to years ago would love you guys to come back to Queensland again one day
The kookaburras are waiting for sausages!
Love it! ️ ❤️
It's like you're watching your kids play a game of quiddage. Australian Magpie at 5:12. Love to see the birds having fun; hopefully the resident birds aren't freaked out.
Beautiful footage of my favorite hobby. There is no more relaxing way to spend a day.🕊🦅🦉
It's not really relaxing until your bird is safely back..... believe me. My Eclectus has been chased by hawks at least twice in the past year. He's a good flier however and knows all the right moves. But it is scary to see them fly off alone as ours does.
How fantastic...parrots are my favourite animal above cats.
Kookaburra's live in family groups. There will be a mated pair there somewhere, and the offspring stay with the parents for 2 years and help raise the next generation. So a family group can up to 7 individuals. Their call usually is to let other family members know where they are. One of my favourite all time birds. Glad to see you had an awesome experience with them.
Who in their right mind would give thumbs down for such wonderful videos ? 26 bozo’s did.
Bird enthusiasts talking shop 💞
Dave's kookaburra call wasn't half bad, haha. xD
That's a life choice!
I loved this video so much ❤❤❤❤ thank you for sharing your adventure!
They are so lovely birdy
Congrats on 155K! ~Mikio 💚
Thanks!
its cool that you guys got to hang out with roku and the gang :D they have beautfiul birds
Aww she’s so gorgeous 💖💖🥺
Love the color of your hair ! This is to cute !!
You are so beautiful!!! OMG. I love birds and you look so beautiful yourself. OMG!!!!
Heavenly
How in the world are these birds not just flying away? That's some really good training.
Stockholm syndrome
Question. So, this was in Australia? Awesome to see these magical birds flying. You could see happiness in their eyes and actions. Experiencing flying free. How wonderful. I am so glad I found this video.
Reminds me of that old childhood song...." Kookaburra sits on the old gum tree , Merry merry king of the bush is he...laugh kookaburra laugh kookaburra , gay your life must be, ha ha ha"
This is utterly amazing!
I always thought the only black(ish) cockatoos were the infernal looking palm cockatoos. I've learnt something.
Guess who after 5 months of asking is finally getting a parakeet!!!!
congrats! make sure you've done all the reading and research you can, so you can both have wonderful lives together!
OOhh you met the Black Shadooow (BUMI)!!
wow
My husband and I saw some wild birds here in south texas we have alot of palm trees where we are they were mostly green with yellow heads it was very cool to see because se were out at a fast food restaurant and they flew over as they were flying off from some where
aww, so much fun, wish i could have been there with my critters
When ppl said ackey I kept thinking the monitor lizard, then I realized I am now on a bird channel. 🤷🏻♂️
So cool!Too bad Brody is so busy these days, would have liked you being in the same video. Also what was Kevin the galahs excuse for not showing up? ah thats right, he is a jerk! 😁
Albinivik lol Kevin had a bit of a tanty when he saw his travel cage - he decided he didn’t want to head out for the day. I tend to let my boys tell me when they are feeling up for outings - Kev in particular is actually a bit of a home body - he loves attention when he’s out but he rules our home - it’s his kingdom in his mind haha
Loved this! Awesome! So sorry I wasn’t able to get down there and meet you all!
This one of my favourite fee flight groups
My favorite bird was the tall, yet beautiful "orange-breasted hip-hugger." ...Are there a lot of these birds in Australia?
I suspect that one was an import from South Africa, but that was a stunning bird to see in a natural environment!
😍
Hi sweat and lovely video. I wonder have you ever lost a parrot for a predator bird like a hawk or eagle? I the area where i live, we have a lot of predator birds, soni would never dare to train free fligths🙂
that black cockatoo in flight, dang!
I see what you did there with the title 😂
DrDeagle I was scrolling through and i knew it wouldn’t take me long something about the title 😂😂
This would have to be the most relaxed ive seen you guys around other people free flying with you .....i guess the relaxed ozzie spirit rubbed of on u 2 .
I wish I could do this for mine but we do not have that level of trust. And both pluck and I don’t be afraid of them being preyed on. Plus we have tons of hawks here. :/ also I don’t think my heart could handle it lol. Id be so stressed. Nkt sure my two could ever do it, but maybe a future flock member. Are rescues ever good candidates for free flight ?
What fun. Please don't laugh but my curiosity is killing me. How in the world does one even start free flying their bird. How do you know its not going to fly away. I know you have a video among your collection to watch. Have followed you guys since my first bird in 2005. Have your CD also. Love you guys.
Do you do commercials? Thought I saw you in a GNC add.
Such a cool experience to see! Thank you for filming it! Do you happen to know what they were using as treats for their conures and macaws? (currently hunting to find a better reward for my two :3)
I have watched Adventures of Roku nearly as long as your videos and the People haveas much fun as the birds. In a past video you asked us which bird we would like to see you work with. So I feel it only right to ask out of the birds in the video if you could choose one which would it be?
Where in Oz was this?
Are you at centennial park??