Lucky lady that if she spends a little time with them they'll start talking to each other everyday maybe a little bit how cool is that. Well I think so anyway I'm
It is totally an awesome opportunity for multiple relationship's to grow and thrive. Folks all over the world will watch everyday to share in this wonder. I do hope for the very best for this lady and her wonderful friends. They commit for life even their friendships. What an opportunity for GOD'S creature's
Animals don't understand love and it seems neither do you. Animals live solely by survival instinct. They don't possess the prefrontal cortex to process anything even akin to love. People just take their instinctive attempts to coexist (half of which has been bred into the most domesticated animals) as them trying to love you. I'm sick of the nonsense.
It's probably an accident, they landed there and since she didn't Choo them or disturbed them they didnt leave and with time they formed a relationship that's maybe a bond by now, they know they're safe there and feel comfortable with her, it's lovely, I would love to have this happened to me T.T
There is nothing I'd like more than a flock of birds especially Parrots of all kinds and other birds I have a parrot named Tutti add a flock of pigeons follows me down the block as well as sparrows and Starlings. I have managed to make friends with a few Northern Mockingbirds who are extremely aggressive birds when they have babies. I love birds and dogs and all animals for that matter it's people I don't like
@@robbinlaporta86 i can understand, i got ducks and ducklings, birds of all sort (uk), got water voles too, but people are saying they are rats and maybe making probs cos of the bird food i give, people will always make probs, i pray that this lady will not have probs wid neighbours or you also, am trying to work wid mine for the best of nature AND them
Yes, cleaning all that poop, buying them food(nuts seeds etc...) and carving some time out of your day to spend with them, I’d say it’s pretty much the same 🎉
@@Phatkatt13 naaah. You don't have to do any of those things. After bonding maybe buy a bag of nuts once a month or so. Cleaning that balcony is a whole other story though lol
So sweet that you care for them their time of need!! I think it would be awesome to have that many birds at one time living on my balcony. I would go straight to pet smart and get supplies and maybe ideas for DYI projects of shelter for them to be able to hide from weather.make them as comfortable as I possibly could. You are such a blessing to these sweeties!! Your their 👼!! God bless you for you kindness!!
They are best left wild to come and go as they and nature intended, this way the have a safe refuge and freedom of variety and natural food sources, water would be the only thing they'd need in our hot climate in summer.
@@cbisme6414 You speak truth my friend...I know b/c I tried "helping" a pair of pigeons on my balcony...they raised their family and word got out...A flock of birds is NOT SUITED for a balcony...yes I actually saved 6 different pigeons w/various sicknesses and it was dead of winter but wild animals have a host of issues among them bird mites...learned about diatomaceous earth and it's very difficult to get them gone o ce word has spread...it is a hard world we live in...love all animals too!! God bless this lady but I also pray she doesn't have to learn about mites or see injuries...like I said it's a hard world. 🙏🕊🐾🐣
Tracy I would do the same thing my balcony would be they'res, when I saw this I said gosh how lucky she is to have these remarkable birds you can teach to talk and all kind of things. If the weather got bad I would have a place they could come in. Fixed for them. How wonderful. Enjoy teaching them things
@@wilneal8015 But I just realized now that illegal trapping for the pet trade is pushing a lot of these bird species close to extinction, so you're right in most cases better to see bird friends in the wild and enjoy them there
@@wilneal8015 You are correct about most but not all people in that regard.. My birds cage door is never closed.. My birds come into the grocery store, I take them for a short walk to visit their friend Jen the five nights a week she works the local gas station and they hang out for 20 mins or so.. I take my birds, hiking, mountain biking, on the boat with me, they sleep in bed with me and sit in the shower on a suction cup perch. we share meals together. One of my birds I have had for 21 years and I have had him since I was ten. We grew up together and are bonded in ways you cant imagine.. They come sit with me in my favorite restaurant at least two nights a week and are well trained enough that I can point to a specific person in a crowded bar and they will both zip over to that one person and that person only and they are recall trained as well.. If I ask them to stay there they will be right where I left them when I run outside for a smoke.. Not everybody sticks birds in a cage and treats them like paintings that need food and water.. Sadly you are right there are many that treat the cages of these intelligent creatures like fish tanks only to drop them off at the avian sanctuary I volunteer at when they become unmanageable.. I grew up with a father who had cockatoos and I have never had a day of my life without one.. To some of us they are welcomed in and treated as family.. But I do understand why you are so callous.. Creatures that have a 50-70 mile territorial range are not meant to live out their lives in cages.. They need a flock and external stimulus.. They need to have a life. My travel cage lives buckled into the front seat of my truck year-round and I take them with me everywhere except work, they even come on weekend trips and vacations. I doubt I have swayed your sour opinion of bird owners but there are plenty of people who think of and treat their birds more as sentient and intelligent friends rather than animals.
The more I learn about cockatoos, the more amazed I become at their intelligence. I can’t help but feel they’re genuinely sociable creatures. In scenarios like this, despite being wild animals, they’re so gentle with this woman, almost like they sense how nervous she is, yet they know she wants to help them due to the bush fires. It’s really quite incredible. What a beautiful little story. This lady has just made friends for life 🥰 x
I’ve actually seen _several_ stories like this from Australia. They’re such amazing birds!! ..and have hilarious personalities. If you really want to have your mind blown by Intelligence, check out African Grey parrots. They don’t just mimic speech, they can actually have full blown conversations. They can literally talk.
@@clicheguevara5282 Have you seen Gizmo The Grey Bird’s videos? He’s a rescue, was caged for 16years with no human touch, however he was talked to and interacted with- he developed quite an extensive vocab and personality! he is amazing! His new fam has won his trust and he does have convos like you mentioned. One of the most amazing Grays and extensive vocab/comprehension Ive seen-and hilarious too!! Look up the name above on UA-cam- an Aussie mum does his vids and the loving bond they’ve developed in such short time already is so heartwarming! Parrots/birds are the best!
@Destiny Oh gosh yes, fully aware of their hormonal traits & there’s absolutely no way I would ever adopt / own one! It’s always been a dream of mine to own birds, I had budgies growing up & just loved them - but I’m fully aware of the dedication involved in caring for birds. Any animal really, but birds take a different kind of caring. Still, it’s lovely to admire them from afar & their intelligence!
Oh yeah, I’m sure everyone in the area is really glad she’s feeding them. It’s not like they’re way too smart and will steal the food of small children any chance they get.
I rescued a sulphur crested cockatoo when he was a baby. He was caught in a tree that got cut down and his parents never returned for him. He bonded deeply with my father, he was the only person who could handle him without him biting. My father passed away at the end of 2020. Harry, the cockatoo, is 8 years old and going strong, still can’t be handled without biting but we’re working on it 🥰
@@2003AudiS3 I work on trust and positive reinforcement, cockatoo’s are extremely smart and long living large flock birds that require lots of social interaction and form tight bonds with those around them. Even then they are known to bond strongly to one person and they are smart enough to grieve. I could never tell you if harry does in fact know my dad has passed, and he will more then likely never form a bond like the one he had between himself and my father with anyone else for the rest of his very long life (upwards of 60 years). He’s getting better happily, still mouthy and hell of lot spicy (if you know what I mean) with people he doesn’t know, but he’s getting better and its a long process that takes time, trust and patience. But that trust has to go both ways so he has to trust me that I won’t hurt him and I have to trust he won’t bite me. And we aren’t at that stage yet but hopefully within the next couple months we can work and change that! 🤗
@@Radi0_4563 In my prayers that you and the bird at least bond to some level close that your father had. Condolances for your loss. I lost my father two years ago and miss him more as time passes.
There's probably more than them in the area, and by some probability, some ended up at her door. That and, who knows, some higher power saw some good to it.
Awwwww!! I was just about to ask why on earth they would all flock to a balcony in the city (I also didn't realize where this was) and when she said the Australia fires, my heart sank, but I understood. I'm glad they found a better paradise and she is helping them!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
They are a native Australian bird, we also have black cockatoos, which are bigger than these guys. These are sulphur crested cockatoos. Not just bush fires are doing this to them. We are forcing them into cities because we are destroying their homes with greed. These guys are also known to be very destructive and omg the noise is LOUD.
Cockatoos are pretty decent in cities too. Most australian cities have a lpt of native plants and trees around. So their natural food is still available espiecially in the suburbs. Aussie cities and suburbs are also remarkably close to complete wilderness.
@@alphaomega1351 how can you say that? I like rats. I used to have some as pets. They are very social and intelligent animals. So don't judge me without knowing my background.
@@ThePhilandy1 to be fair, the cockatoo she's talking about is closely related to sulfur crested cockatoos and ARE critically endangered. They look JUST like sulfur crested (Cacatua galerita) but they're smaller (yellow-crested, Cacatua sulphurea).
My friend had a cockatoo of this species before she got him he'd been beaten hard he had been spray painted many different colors I'm not entirely sure whatever happened to that bird pretty sure he just passed away but his name was shilfty he was pretty okay at flying but sucked at landing
We lived in the outback of Australia for two years in a place called Woomera. We enjoyed the cockatoo's very much! The flora and fauna of Australia is simply amazing, there was a tiny area where they kept bird's and took care of them, along with some kangaroos! Best 2 years of our lives, our kids although young enjoyed it as well.
You have to have to have to start making more videos with them, the personalities you'll get out of each and every one of them will be awesome and we can all enjoy them thanks to you.
You don't think of birds having expressions but they really do - that one at the end was more than just "smiling" - he was saying "I m really glad I found this temporary perching place which has this funny long cold slippery branch which isn't quite as nice as back home but the lady, who we weren't sure about to begin with, has turned out really nice and not only lets us use her roosting tree but even gives us food and talks to us and pets us! Who would have thought?!"❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I don't know about any of these clearly envious people, but I would gladly clean up after the birds. What's the big deal? In our ridiculously short lives, why can't we accept whatever joy comes our way?
Love cocky's - but they can be a bit destructive, pulling out gap insulation & other stuff on buildings. They are so curious, they find stuff to amuse themselves ;)
Thank you so much for just allowing them to be there and not treating them as pests when they have no where to go. These birds will remember you and your kindness for their entire lives. If they breed and have babies they will probably bring their young to meet you🥺❤💙 thank you again for being so kind
I had a comment that got over 9.5k likes and if I'm honest it's kinda lame, like this comment. People vote the dumbest most relatable shit which is pretty much a given if you reference a company like Disney who seem to be buying every entertainment platform going
They came to your balcony for a reason. consider it a blessing and special gift from God. You have already overcome one of your fears.🙏🏼😘 They sense your kindness. 😇👍
Ahhhhhh bless these sweet innocent gentle beautiful little creatures they have no where to hang about trees all burned shame but they have picked YOU TO VISIT THEY KNOW THEY ARE SAFE THANK YOU YOU HAVE A BEAUTIFUL SOUL BLESS YOU AND YOUR FEATHERED FRIENDS 🙏✌🥰🙏
" hair tied up in a pony tail " ... I've seen many 10's of thousands of these in my lifetime and I've never thought of it that way. Well said! Love from DownUnder.
These are umbrella cockatoos. They are a trick bird not good talkers. But I've raised them for years in the US. They are great birds and they shed a dust. So if you want one get ready to clean everyday and sneezing. Cost $4000.00 for a baby one. But what a blessing how they showed up. Have a great day
She shouldn't feed them, they'll start expecting to be fed regularly and if they show up when she isn't there there's a good chance that they'll start tearing things up. Metal or wood, it doesn't matter, they'll still try. It will also happen if they are bored. I also feel sorry for the neighbours as they might get caught up in this. Not to mention the fact that they are goddamn NOISY. There's a flock of over 100 that nest in the trees near my friends place and they've been woken at the asscrack of dawn by their unholy noise far more often than not.
When you live in an upper floor of an apartment building; forget crazy cat lady, become the crazy bird lady. Love the birdies.
Jajaja lo has clavado 😂
Lower floor actually
🔥🔥❣️❣️❣️🔥❣️❣️🧚🏽♀️😘🔥🔥👍🏽
Yes I'm sad for anyone living under her bird Cafe!!!😂
I feel for the lower floor apartment/street people... all that bird poop... lol
They are so adorable. What a wonderful treat to have them visit each day.❤️
Lucky lady that if she spends a little time with them they'll start talking to each other everyday maybe a little bit how cool is that. Well I think so anyway I'm
It is totally an awesome opportunity for multiple relationship's to grow and thrive. Folks all over the world will watch everyday to share in this wonder. I do hope for the very best for this lady and her wonderful friends. They commit for life even their friendships. What an opportunity for GOD'S creature's
I am so jealous right now of this lady😁
You know when it's 5pm in Australia cause the flight of the cocky's happens lol
@@donniegombel Except that her balcony will never be clean again!
I would never ever go out again. I would sit on my balcony and love every minute with these birds.
What a gift. They knew which balcony offered love
Awww! Your comment its so sweet!!!❤❤❤
Nah just a sucker with food.
Animals don't understand love and it seems neither do you. Animals live solely by survival instinct. They don't possess the prefrontal cortex to process anything even akin to love. People just take their instinctive attempts to coexist (half of which has been bred into the most domesticated animals) as them trying to love you. I'm sick of the nonsense.
You mean food...
😂🎉
They picked you, that’s quite an honor ❤
I love the way they jump and their feathers on their heads go up , so cute
It's probably an accident, they landed there and since she didn't Choo them or disturbed them they didnt leave and with time they formed a relationship that's maybe a bond by now, they know they're safe there and feel comfortable with her, it's lovely, I would love to have this happened to me T.T
Yeap. Birds have a higher vibration.This lady is a good person obviously
I was thinking the same thing!!
They’ll pick anyone who’ll feed them. 😂
Omg a flock of cockatoos did this to me! They are still here! And they have learn how to unlock my door! They also like sunflower seeds and macadamias
Next they will be making you dinner when you get home at night and cleaning for you. 😅😅
You got any videos of it?
There is nothing I'd like more than a flock of birds especially Parrots of all kinds and other birds I have a parrot named Tutti add a flock of pigeons follows me down the block as well as sparrows and Starlings. I have managed to make friends with a few Northern Mockingbirds who are extremely aggressive birds when they have babies. I love birds and dogs and all animals for that matter it's people I don't like
@@robbinlaporta86 i can understand, i got ducks and ducklings, birds of all sort (uk), got water voles too, but people are saying they are rats and maybe making probs cos of the bird food i give, people will always make probs, i pray that this lady will not have probs wid neighbours or you also, am trying to work wid mine for the best of nature AND them
That's lovely you can have pets without actually having the upkeep and stress of being a pet owner
Well, I'd call this sort of relationship more of a cross species friendship and less of a pet/owner situation.
I thought the same thing 😂😂
… apart from cleaning the balcony glass 😂
Yes, cleaning all that poop, buying them food(nuts seeds etc...) and carving some time out of your day to spend with them, I’d say it’s pretty much the same 🎉
@@Phatkatt13 naaah. You don't have to do any of those things. After bonding maybe buy a bag of nuts once a month or so.
Cleaning that balcony is a whole other story though lol
Oh how absolutely beautiful 💜💜💜 🥺🥺 they are so gorgeous. How lucky that you have so many of them to visit you all the time! 🙏 🙏
So, the adoption of their human into their flock was a success, kudos!🎉
Lady you are special! All of them birds landed on her balcony, it's so beautiful 😭
So sweet that you care for them their time of need!! I think it would be awesome to have that many birds at one time living on my balcony. I would go straight to pet smart and get supplies and maybe ideas for DYI projects of shelter for them to be able to hide from weather.make them as comfortable as I possibly could. You are such a blessing to these sweeties!! Your their 👼!! God bless you for you kindness!!
They are best left wild to come and go as they and nature intended, this way the have a safe refuge and freedom of variety and natural food sources, water would be the only thing they'd need in our hot climate in summer.
@@cbisme6414 You speak truth my friend...I know b/c I tried "helping" a pair of pigeons on my balcony...they raised their family and word got out...A flock of birds is NOT SUITED for a balcony...yes I actually saved 6 different pigeons w/various sicknesses and it was dead of winter but wild animals have a host of issues among them bird mites...learned about diatomaceous earth and it's very difficult to get them gone o ce word has spread...it is a hard world we live in...love all animals too!! God bless this lady but I also pray she doesn't have to learn about mites or see injuries...like I said it's a hard world. 🙏🕊🐾🐣
Tracy I would do the same thing my balcony would be they'res, when I saw this I said gosh how lucky she is to have these remarkable birds you can teach to talk and all kind of things. If the weather got bad I would have a place they could come in. Fixed for them. How wonderful. Enjoy teaching them things
Other than a hurricane, not much weather that bothers these noisy fuckers. They are pretty well adapted to aussie weather
Lady you are very blessed! They are beautiful!! ❤
How beautiful. Lucky lady made awesome new friends.
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I absolutely love that these gorgeous birds can have regular, meaningful human interaction but still be wild and free. The very best of both worlds ❤
Wow here in the USA we pay a lot for these precious angels 💖💖💖💖💖
@@jennifersandlin5490😮And Then
Put Them in Cages and Ignore Them😵What A Life‼️ Birbs Deserve Better😊
@wilneal8015 Some bird owners take really good care of their birds, but yeah some people can ignore them as well
@@wilneal8015 But I just realized now that illegal trapping for the pet trade is pushing a lot of these bird species close to extinction, so you're right in most cases better to see bird friends in the wild and enjoy them there
@@wilneal8015 You are correct about most but not all people in that regard..
My birds cage door is never closed..
My birds come into the grocery store,
I take them for a short walk to visit their friend Jen the five nights a week she works the local gas station and they hang out for 20 mins or so..
I take my birds, hiking, mountain biking, on the boat with me, they sleep in bed with me and sit in the shower on a suction cup perch. we share meals together.
One of my birds I have had for 21 years and I have had him since I was ten. We grew up together and are bonded in ways you cant imagine..
They come sit with me in my favorite restaurant at least two nights a week and are well trained enough that I can point to a specific person in a crowded bar and they will both zip over to that one person and that person only and they are recall trained as well.. If I ask them to stay there they will be right where I left them when I run outside for a smoke..
Not everybody sticks birds in a cage and treats them like paintings that need food and water..
Sadly you are right there are many that treat the cages of these intelligent creatures like fish tanks only to drop them off at the avian sanctuary I volunteer at when they become unmanageable..
I grew up with a father who had cockatoos and I have never had a day of my life without one.. To some of us they are welcomed in and treated as family..
But I do understand why you are so callous.. Creatures that have a 50-70 mile territorial range are not meant to live out their lives in cages.. They need a flock and external stimulus.. They need to have a life.
My travel cage lives buckled into the front seat of my truck year-round and I take them with me everywhere except work, they even come on weekend trips and vacations.
I doubt I have swayed your sour opinion of bird owners but there are plenty of people who think of and treat their birds more as sentient and intelligent friends rather than animals.
Awww, they were guided to you. What a tremendous blessing!
The more I learn about cockatoos, the more amazed I become at their intelligence. I can’t help but feel they’re genuinely sociable creatures. In scenarios like this, despite being wild animals, they’re so gentle with this woman, almost like they sense how nervous she is, yet they know she wants to help them due to the bush fires. It’s really quite incredible. What a beautiful little story. This lady has just made friends for life 🥰 x
I’ve actually seen _several_ stories like this from Australia. They’re such amazing birds!! ..and have hilarious personalities.
If you really want to have your mind blown by Intelligence, check out African Grey parrots. They don’t just mimic speech, they can actually have full blown conversations. They can literally talk.
@@clicheguevara5282 Have you seen Gizmo The
Grey Bird’s videos? He’s a rescue, was caged for 16years with no human touch, however he was talked to and interacted with- he developed quite an
extensive vocab and personality! he is amazing! His new fam has won his trust and he does have convos like you mentioned. One of the most amazing Grays and extensive
vocab/comprehension Ive seen-and hilarious too!! Look up the name above on UA-cam- an Aussie mum does his vids and the
loving bond they’ve developed in such short time already is so heartwarming! Parrots/birds are the best!
@@jenniferjohnson278 love gizmo....cheers me up every day
@@werewoIf Who said no other animal is capable of it? Are you illiterate or..?
@Destiny Oh gosh yes, fully aware of their hormonal traits & there’s absolutely no way I would ever adopt / own one! It’s always been a dream of mine to own birds, I had budgies growing up & just loved them - but I’m fully aware of the dedication involved in caring for birds. Any animal really, but birds take a different kind of caring. Still, it’s lovely to admire them from afar & their intelligence!
Balcony covered in #hit.....washed down to lower levels with the hose. Yes, adorable.
Cannot express how much I love this.
Honestly they are so beautiful I love them ooxx
My grandmother loved these birds 💖 R.I.P my angel
Glad you got over your fears, how lucky are you, I think they and you are GREAT❣️
Am jealous you have such a privildge !
they are sold as pets (USA) beautiful, but NOISY. Your tolerance-into-friendship helped save their lives. love your brave love 4 God's creatures.
Awesome. You are very lucky to be able to help these magnificent birds.🤩🤩
And that's how I became a bird lady. Did they find another home??
That's so cool and sweet at the same time...☮️☮️☮️💜💜💜
When they fluff out their cheek feathers it is cuteness overload ❤️
FLUFFENCHOPS!
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Even better, that's their way of blushing, often when they're happy
They're beautiful and wonderful. THANK YOU FOR BEING HOSPITABLE AND FEEDING THEM AND LOVING THEM♡♡♡!!!
Oh yeah, I’m sure everyone in the area is really glad she’s feeding them. It’s not like they’re way too smart and will steal the food of small children any chance they get.
I would LOVE for this to happen to me. They are absolutely gorgeous.
They trust you & love you 😍
The sweetest birds
They are such loving birds, they love to cuddle with humans. Take good care of them 🙏🏻❤️✨
I rescued a sulphur crested cockatoo when he was a baby. He was caught in a tree that got cut down and his parents never returned for him. He bonded deeply with my father, he was the only person who could handle him without him biting.
My father passed away at the end of 2020. Harry, the cockatoo, is 8 years old and going strong, still can’t be handled without biting but we’re working on it 🥰
Sorry about your loss. How is the bird training working?
deforestation...
@@2003AudiS3 I work on trust and positive reinforcement, cockatoo’s are extremely smart and long living large flock birds that require lots of social interaction and form tight bonds with those around them. Even then they are known to bond strongly to one person and they are smart enough to grieve.
I could never tell you if harry does in fact know my dad has passed, and he will more then likely never form a bond like the one he had between himself and my father with anyone else for the rest of his very long life (upwards of 60 years).
He’s getting better happily, still mouthy and hell of lot spicy (if you know what I mean) with people he doesn’t know, but he’s getting better and its a long process that takes time, trust and patience. But that trust has to go both ways so he has to trust me that I won’t hurt him and I have to trust he won’t bite me. And we aren’t at that stage yet but hopefully within the next couple months we can work and change that! 🤗
@@Radi0_4563 In my prayers that you and the bird at least bond to some level close that your father had. Condolances for your loss. I lost my father two years ago and miss him more as time passes.
@@Radi0_4563 I wonder if wearing something of your Dads while you handle him would help?
Embrace your good fortune.These birds are stunning in Thier beauty
Imagine walking out onto your porch and there's a whole gang of these birds just freaking out.
Looks like a blessing, they chose your home.
Glad you provided them a safe place to be.
great-love animals !!!!
It makes you wonder how they choose where they want to hang out. Where it will be safe, and they will be loved.
They feel the good vibes... being closer to nature there intuition is spot on
Some day there will be a big storm and you will have to open the balcony door and let them in. 😂
There's probably more than them in the area, and by some probability, some ended up at her door. That and, who knows, some higher power saw some good to it.
It’s the balcony they like. She said she didn’t come out for a while cuz she was scared..
@@WereWade There's no reason to believe in any sort of higher power.
You just gotta love someone rocking a mohawk!!
Awwwww!! I was just about to ask why on earth they would all flock to a balcony in the city (I also didn't realize where this was) and when she said the Australia fires, my heart sank, but I understood. I'm glad they found a better paradise and she is helping them!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
I believe They’re native to Australia,
I see them all the time & I saw one the other day
They are a native Australian bird, we also have black cockatoos, which are bigger than these guys. These are sulphur crested cockatoos. Not just bush fires are doing this to them. We are forcing them into cities because we are destroying their homes with greed. These guys are also known to be very destructive and omg the noise is LOUD.
Some city-dwelling flocks also have worked out how to open the lids of wheelie bins to find "food". 😅
Cockatoos are pretty decent in cities too. Most australian cities have a lpt of native plants and trees around. So their natural food is still available espiecially in the suburbs.
Aussie cities and suburbs are also remarkably close to complete wilderness.
😍 I wish they would come to my balcony. I'm so jeallous. But also sad they lost their territory. So happy she wanted to overcome her fear.
As awesome as they are, I kinda would prefera bunch of Crows visit . I would train them to take over the world!
Yet you despise rats 🐀!!! This specie-ism gotta stop ✋️! 😶
@@alphaomega1351 how can you say that? I like rats. I used to have some as pets. They are very social and intelligent animals. So don't judge me without knowing my background.
@@manatiluna
I know everything about you! Including what you did last Summer ☀️!!! 😶
@@alphaomega1351 And I know what you did last winter, quit annoying poor Nana.
I'm loving this!
Redefines Alfred Hitchcock's old film, in a really good way.
Girl. You are literally chilling with the rarest species of cockatoo. The Yellow-crested Abbott cockatoo….
Its called a Sulpher Crested Cockatoo.
That is not the rarest species lololol
@@ThePhilandy1 ^
@@ThePhilandy1 to be fair, the cockatoo she's talking about is closely related to sulfur crested cockatoos and ARE critically endangered. They look JUST like sulfur crested (Cacatua galerita) but they're smaller (yellow-crested, Cacatua sulphurea).
My friend had a cockatoo of this species before she got him he'd been beaten hard he had been spray painted many different colors I'm not entirely sure whatever happened to that bird pretty sure he just passed away but his name was shilfty he was pretty okay at flying but sucked at landing
We lived in the outback of Australia for two years in a place called Woomera. We enjoyed the cockatoo's very much! The flora and fauna of Australia is simply amazing, there was a tiny area where they kept bird's and took care of them, along with some kangaroos! Best 2 years of our lives, our kids although young enjoyed it as well.
Hello, how are you doing? Hope you're having a wonderful day!!
I love them❣️🥰
Thank you for overcoming your fears so that the birds could survive! Birds know PEACE when they see it!
Hello, how are you doing? Hope you're having a wonderful day!!
Hello, how are you doing? Hope you're having a wonderful day!!
Thank you for looking after these precious birds who were displaced by bushfires. 💜
I am jealous, I would be out there all day playing with them.
You have to have to have to start making more videos with them, the personalities you'll get out of each and every one of them will be awesome and we can all enjoy them thanks to you.
Oh, that would be lovely 💕
You don't think of birds having expressions but they really do - that one at the end was more than just "smiling" - he was saying "I m really glad I found this temporary perching place which has this funny long cold slippery branch which isn't quite as nice as back home but the lady, who we weren't sure about to begin with, has turned out really nice and not only lets us use her roosting tree but even gives us food and talks to us and pets us! Who would have thought?!"❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
They're beautiful
My god, imagine having these wonderful creatures come visit every day of their own volition.
Looks like heaven😍
So basically these are pigeons of the South.
@@AliShuktu lol yes
Now imagine all the bird crap that she has to clean off her balcony
Until you hear the sounds they make 😆 these are loud birds
I don't know about any of these clearly envious people, but I would gladly clean up after the birds. What's the big deal? In our ridiculously short lives, why can't we accept whatever joy comes our way?
Been feeding em good
Beautiful animals
That's sooooo cool, they chose you, what an honor!!
These birds are so cute❤❤
Love cocky's - but they can be a bit destructive, pulling out gap insulation & other stuff on buildings. They are so curious, they find stuff to amuse themselves ;)
Pretty sure that’s their mating dance 😂 “and they kinda won me over” yeah it worked 😂
Lol they don't have a mating dance, per se. They are just generally ridiculous and funny birbs 😊
Your one of the few angels on earth 🙏
Thank you so much for just allowing them to be there and not treating them as pests when they have no where to go. These birds will remember you and your kindness for their entire lives. If they breed and have babies they will probably bring their young to meet you🥺❤💙 thank you again for being so kind
Yes❣😇🥰
*MORE cockatoos on the balcony?!?*
Such a beautiful comment! ❤️
i liked this comment but had to unlike it to keep it at 420
How wonderful for you to see them each day and for them to help you overcome your fear xx
Precious!!! Thank you for recording them.😘
You are so blessed with adorable creatures🦜 🌈
She is a bird parent of so many cute lil birdies 💙💙💙💙
She hasn't realised that's she's officially a Disney princess now.
Edit:Holy Guacamole 1K.
Gawd damnnnnn '-')
If that's the case everyone in Australia is a Disney Princess lol
This got me cremated 💀💀💀
😂😂😂 Disney Princess Australia version instead of sweet bird songs you just get cockatoos screaming
That s funny. I never expected a comment like yours. Hats off sir. Thanks for taking us by surprise
I had a comment that got over 9.5k likes and if I'm honest it's kinda lame, like this comment.
People vote the dumbest most relatable shit which is pretty much a given if you reference a company like Disney who seem to be buying every entertainment platform going
They are beautiful
They came to your balcony for a reason. consider it a blessing and special gift from God. You have already overcome one of your fears.🙏🏼😘 They sense your kindness. 😇👍
So what you're saying ..is that God burned their habitat so they could find this women ?
@BettyKirk You godbotherers never quit, do you?!
More likely they sensed your God's destructive force and they were smart enough to find a new home.
Omg your sky daddy didn’t do that wtf
I got one to quit! It was in another discussion. He erased all of his comments and disappeared!
Free food. I’d stay too if I were a Cockatoo. Haha!
You must have some really peaceful vibes for them to come to you like that.❤
Might have just been a noise ploaying on her TV as they were flying past made them curious.
Or they smelled food and her outside door was ajar.
@@mnomadvfx really?? You couldn't have just gone with the peaceful vibes 🙄🙄🙄
@@despicabledavidshort3806 no because that shit is fake, i would rather a real explanation, than some spiritual bullshit.
Nothing peaceful about a cockatoo. 😂
@@despicabledavidshort3806 I KNOW RIGHT! 🥴🙄
Gosh you’re so high up my stomach flip flopped lol the birds are beauties!!
This is my dream. I love birds
I would absolutely love to have a bunch of beautiful birds visit me! It would be amazing! What a lucky lady!
This just might turn you into a lifetime bird lover. 🐦 ❤️
Best way to keep pets. Not in a cage, no chain, they come and go as they please.
You are very lucky!!
Beautiful loving birds ❤️
Yes, they're Gorgeous, loving birds, and they look GORGEOUS on your balcony!
They are cute and you are lucky to have them visit to you.
Ahhhhhh bless these sweet innocent gentle beautiful little creatures they have no where to hang about trees all burned shame but they have picked YOU TO VISIT THEY KNOW THEY ARE SAFE THANK YOU YOU HAVE A BEAUTIFUL SOUL BLESS YOU AND YOUR FEATHERED FRIENDS 🙏✌🥰🙏
So happy for them to have you in their daily routine.
Hello, how are you doing? Hope you're having a wonderful day!!
Heaven for me❤❤❤❤
This is one type of bird that is expensive in Indonesia, especially when it can imitate human voices
YES THEY LIKE WHEN YOU TALK TO THEM.🤩😍🤗🙂
What a blessing for both you & the birds. I love when animals choose people.
💜💕❤️🙏🌈💜💕❤️🙏🌈
You were chosen 😊That’s amazing! What a blessing 🥰
You are lucky. You got chosen!
You have been chosen. Cherish the experience.
When a bird chooses you, that's a blessing and a friend for life.
@@zataesiaperkins324 How lucky is this family. Absolutely beautiful thing to witness. Happy Holidays to you and your family 🍁🧡🍂
@@luvincoco1561 Aww Happy Holidays to you and your family as well.
That would be so awesome to have. It’s like having a pet without having to own one.
I’m so sorry for their loss of habitat. I’m very happy they found someone who cares. 😊
Get them a place to stay on your porch!!!!!!!! How amazing they feel your vibes to go to your balcony and then feel safe enough to chill!!!!!
TY for overcoming your fears & becoming friends with the birds! And I’m glad you understand their plight!
My dad had one. Those beaks...watched his crush a walnut! She was a sweetheart, tho.
I just love love love this!
Thank you for having a big heart and opening up your space for the birds it means more than you'll ever know!
It's more like they chose her and her space. They felt safe and she made them feel safe, that's why they chose to keep coming back to her balcony. ❤️
,U R SO LUCKY 2 HAVE THESE UNIQUE BIRDS COME 2 VISIT EVERY DAY. MOST PEOPLE NEVER HAVE THIS EXPERIENCE. LUCKY U 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🤩😍
The best kind of friends to have.
That's beautiful!! 🕊
UR AN INCREDABLE PERSON TO UNDERSTAND WHAT THEIR GOING THROUGH !
You can't be scared of Cockatoos, they're adorable.💘💗💗💕
...until one tries to jump on your face.
How beautiful how cute
I just love how it looks like they have their hair tied up in a pony tail lol
" hair tied up in a pony tail " ... I've seen many 10's of thousands of these in my lifetime and I've never thought of it that way.
Well said!
Love from DownUnder.
I had the same thought an was looking for this comment lol
This is the best type of pet lol they visit every once in awhile and go back home 😆❤️
Wild parrots coming to you… that is so amazing! One day we must travel to Australia to see all these magnificent parrots in their natural habitat 💗🦜
Lucky, lucky you to have these gentle birds become a part of your lif. They are comical and maybe you can teach them to talk to you.❤
These are umbrella cockatoos. They are a trick bird not good talkers. But I've raised them for years in the US. They are great birds and they shed a dust. So if you want one get ready to clean everyday and sneezing. Cost $4000.00 for a baby one. But what a blessing how they showed up. Have a great day
@@markclouser844 The ones in this short are Sulphur Crested Cockatoos, different species.
gentle?
She shouldn't feed them, they'll start expecting to be fed regularly and if they show up when she isn't there there's a good chance that they'll start tearing things up. Metal or wood, it doesn't matter, they'll still try. It will also happen if they are bored.
I also feel sorry for the neighbours as they might get caught up in this. Not to mention the fact that they are goddamn NOISY. There's a flock of over 100 that nest in the trees near my friends place and they've been woken at the asscrack of dawn by their unholy noise far more often than not.
@@mikes78 couldn't agree more. Do not feed these birds. In NZ they have something even worse, the Kia. Look it up.
Both you and your bird roomies are precious souls
So beautiful ❤️
Cockatoos are beautiful to me. This is a great little tale. Glad you were able to make friends. You're a very nice lady.