Freeflight Event Day 2 | October 2017
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2017
- Day 2 flying at 3 locations; Porcupine Ranch, Dinosaur Tracks and our level 1 valley.
A few different birds in this video including...
Blue throated macaws: Jinx (mine) and Dreadful
Scarlet macaws: Bella, Freya
Galah: Pernicious
Blue and gold macaws: Delilah, Flower
Flame macaw: Amaru
Green wing macaw: Rudy
Moluccan cockatoo: Pooh Baer
Bare eyed cockatoo: Crackers
Greater sulfur crested cockatoo: Yeti
Shamrock macaw: Buckle
Red fronted macaw: Ruckus
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Am i the only one terrified seeing how close some owners are from the ridge while standing up and looking at their birds in the sky?
No I'm so scared for them. I really wanted them to step back far from the edges of the cliff. But I have a terrible fear of heights so....
Aren't they caretakers? Owner sounds like slaveholder.
Shoulders of Giants , well, those are wild animals normally, and these ones are human dependents... most of them probably bought them for a large sum of money, are we really going to argue about the phrasing?
巨人の 肩 I mean the birds don’t really have a choice of being bought and then put in a house in a cage or aviary... there not in their natural habitats and aren’t being rehabilitated so they were purchased like property as with every bird in that trade. As sad as it sounds saying owner isn’t incorrect technically. I’m just so so so thankful that these people are fantastic bird enthusiasts and don’t clip their wings like people sued to do. I love seeing free flying videos you can see how happy the birds are !
@@shoulders-of-giants Jesus, who gives a damn what it sounds like?! They're their owners
This is great to watch,these beautifull intelligent birds don't belong in a cage all day.
Wooow
TheZKarenz never in cage! Never....
TheZKarenz exactly 😄😄
Most people don’t keep them in cages most let them roam the house, but I totally agree.
TheZKarenz i work in a free range zoo and have a Scottish golden eagle that I do this with an its amazing to watch it makes me happy to do something like this its incredable
2:23 Instantly liked the video because there's finally people who acknowledge birds as they really are, flying dinosaurs
Daniel Kauffman dragons*
dinosaurs...
There's a branch of dinosaurs that did evolve flight. That branch evolved into prehistoric birds, survived the extinction event and evolved into modern birds. Birds are the only flying dinosaurs
Yeah a lot of people don't know that birds are classified as theropods now, same group of animals as the T-rex
Actually they're Archosaurs or Sauropsida. Can also add them to diapsids if you include ancestry.
as a reptile owner, letting my babies wander into the world is a terrifying thought. but pretty cool to know that birds can be trained to do this sort of thing!
Brooke Kirisits Its quite common...
Same i get so scared to let any of my reptiles out for a little bit. But i have my ways to keep them safe. Lol
Your reptiles will be just fine in their home, although making a little pen to sit outside with them isn't a half bad idea. I get my boa out sometimes but you get some strange and horrified looks from the neighbors.
well i’m not a bird person, it’s a whole other world from my herps.
yes! it’s a good thing they have commercial leashes and pens and other such things. it makes outings on the rare and perfect 80° days so much simpler :)
The levels of fluff in this are astounding.
Seriously my favorite comment on this video. :D
Not anymore when Eagles arrived.
I loved the birds all happy and poofed up. Shows just how much they love their humans and how much they love the free flying. :3
I've never seen anything like this, it's so amazing, and I agree, the birds all look like they really love their humans. So funny how they yell while they fly! happy birds!!
@@easytoslip
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
@@easytoslip Its like they are shouting, Weeeeee look at meeeeeeeee!
When I was younger I had a parrot she was blue and yellow her name was sky. I remember I'd always let her fly in my backyard or the park and she would always come back. Best bird ever.
She pasted away 6 months ago
Jade 114 rip I love birds hope you have a nice day
I have a budgie and it's name is sky it's a boy and I haven't really bonded with it i don't think it likes me that much but I love it I'm very sorry for your loss
becksta250777 aww thanks, just take your time with that budgie I remember sky took ages to bond with
Ryan Reacts thank you! Hope you have a goo day too
Jade 114 Lol i’m so jealous that you guys get to have to those kind of bird i’ve been wanting a bird since i was 9. 😕😢
these are really interesting looking dogs
Fish For Thought that's from jaiden animations!
Definitely a unicorn
Fish For Thought
No how stupid are you .........their clearly beluga whales🐳!!!
Guys cmon let's be serious, they are lizards
No, stop it their clearly pet rocks
it's so awesome watching pet birds free fly. knowing they could just fly off and leave at any time that they want but choose not to because they love their owners, and that trust allows them to have the privilege of flying freely.
mata schmata
It's because their brains are washed
mata schmata its because they wont survive in the wild specially they lived in captivity
@@honeybuzzard2843 Chill. They can fly away if they truly wanted to
@@goshdangit4503 he’s saying if they flew away they’d die.
They have to, If they dont they will die in the wild because they dont know how to survive in the wild, that happend to me unfortunaly i Was having freeflight when my friend brought his dog and the dog scared the bird, later he Was found dead unknown cause
It's absolutely breathtaking to see so many avian enthusiasts coming together with all their respective birds to share in the majesty of these creatures. I've never seen or heard of this youtube channel or any of these people before right now, and I can already tell how remarkably unique each bird is, every one with a different personality and a different way of showing their affection for their owners. This might be one of my all time favorite videos on UA-cam.
Wow....the valley is breathtakingly beautiful! What a location!
Diego HZ it's the Colorado platues in Utah. There breath taking
It's planet namec
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jack ace this is where piccolo killed radditz n son goku
Yep that’s Utah my home since the day I was born. The scenery never gets old.
If I would have done something like this.. My bird would be like: Freeeeeeeeeeedddoooooommmmmm!
Asnes45 the bird: T H E F O O D D I S P E N S E R !
Several days later:
WHERE THE **** IS MY OWNER, I NEED FOOD AND WATER GODAMMIT, I’M DYING 😵 .
Parrots and Macaws in particular are very loyal they live for 40 years at most and sometimes are given away but this stresses them out as they get heart broken and they’ll develop sort of twitches, most commonly being, pulling out their feathers. So they’re not likely to run... fly away from a good home, they’re probably microchipped too.
Also, most animals almost always return to their food sources.
@@Hamster_Joy of its survive. A noisy and brightly colored bird will be an easy target for an bird of pray or a flock of ravens.
Yeah lol!😂
5:38 dude sat by the edge with his back facing the canyon. He doesn’t fear death
Oh my god. I can't tell in words how thankful I am that you take these birds so far away to do a great flight. If I see those kind of birbsies in their tiny cages, with cutted wings, I want to cry every time when I see those kind of birbs in tiny cages in other videos, they will never have the possibility to fly until they die of old age. Look how happy those birbs are. I am glad people like you guys exist. Thank you.
Clipped wings. What’s wrong with it?
@@fn8455 They can't fly properly with wings like that. It's not that bad as a temporary solution until they're tame I guess (though you can definitely tame them without clipping), but people who keep their birds permanently clipped are depriving their animals from their natural need to fly.
superblokki
When the wings are clipped, for me at least, they are easily tamed.
@@fn8455 ugh
@@fn8455 at the cost of them being terrified of flying because they learn that the more they try to fly the more it hurts them so when the wing feathers finally grow back some of them just don’t want to fly anymore and that can lead to a lot of health issues
All the birds are so sweet, it makes me envy having no experience with birds
Arghhhh sooo envious you have canyons and beautiful locations to fly at! We have to travel far to find good ones 😂 beautiful work 👍😁
Adventures of Roku we travel 17 hours to fly here each way ✌🏻 so we usually make a long trip of it!
@@BirdTricks is it worth it?
@@pumpkin7699 You'd rather ask yourself that question, since they obviously thinks so.
@@annebritraaen2237 ya you right
Envy? What gives is anger to see how endangered birds are used; having birds like the scarlet macaw only promotes their trade and trafficking in wild animals.
very happy to see a lot of macaw and other parrots goes free flying, birds don't belong in a cage all day :)
Feathered Friends Ys
When I get a bird I’m gonna still have it have a cage but sometimes I’ll go to a park let it fly, and when he becomes sleepy right back into his cage.
In my next life, I want to be a macaw with a loving owner who lets me free flight XD
Haha, same
@ANIME NEWS WaT ThErE IsN'T
Maybe not a macaw since they live long lifespans and I might need to be rehomed. A cockatiel will do. I’m fine with half-clipping, but I do want to go out with a harness!
I have been a vet tech fir 21 years and have seen these birds in such bad shape...due to improperly caring for them....
This is the coolest thing ever....those are the happiest birds I have evet seen.. I love that I learned something new ...that this can be done with iwned birds....
Your parrots seem to be the hapiest birds in the world ;-) Good 4 you!
Woaw that's a lot of energy spent ! Amazing to watch even from behind the screen. Thank !
They’re all so beautiful, and clearly have formed very strong bonds with their owners. Really heartwarming to see!
Seeing the birds all return to their respective owners is giving hokage vibes 😳 also this video made my feet tingle
It’s not like that, they just have been trained to return to their owners who they trust and love
I love how the birds fly back to you. It means you are good people.
So beautiful to see them flying in the wild!
That’s so beautiful! The birds flying and the awesome scenery!
Gracejkay but they make noise and is beautif.
It’s amazing to see how passionate all these people are about their birds.
It's so nice to see this. You can really tell there's a strong bond between the birds and the people. You can also tell these are exceptional bird owners, there's so much trust and joy here.
This made my heart sing! Thank you for allowing your birds to enjoy this freedom, you are awesome bird parents
Wow! I wish every single owner of any bird could do this. My friend owns two parrots but the younger one is terrified of humans and the older one is 24 and can't fly very well and it could be harder to train the older one. Just so amazing to see them fly and being free :)
24 is pretty young for a parrot, they can live really long. They can get over 50 years old with good care
This made my heart light up. Birds are gorgeous in flight, and they are so happy.
I Live in Australia and I’ve never seen such an open -space it is beautiful
That is so amazing! I really wish I could do that with my Macaw and umbrella. I wouldn't even know how to start because I wouldn't want them to freak and fly away.
Awesome video!!
If you want to inquire about our free flight course you can email in at info@birdtricks.com but it's a 3-month course and would likely only be suitable for your macaw depending on finding out more about him.
BirdTricks - you have a free flight course? Oh Heck ya I'll look into it for sure thank you so much!
I have plenty of “umbrellas” they don’t need training and for some reason they don’t move too much.😂
Hi BirdTricks, I'm just wondering why a Umbrella Cockatoo wouldn't be suitable for free flight? Thanks.
BirdTricks I have a cockatiel...would this be suitable for him? He already flew outside three times (all accidental) and he didn't really come back except he got fixated on a tree and kept screaming for me to pick him up. Luckily no hawk killed him. I would LOVE to find a place where it would be safe to do this
Loved seeing all the cockatoos.
To hear them squawk with joy and fly free is so amazing 🥰 thank you
Amazing to see such beautiful birds flying free. You're all so lucky you live in such a place and have the time to do this!
That’s so scary what if they don’t come back
Every person does their own training to ensure their birds come back.
If they don't come back, you get one of those cows at 1:09 for free. Quite a deal.
And if they do come back, you get one of those cows. Hahahaha.
I suppose then it's a win-win.
That’s what happened to my parrot miss you Phoenix 😭😥
I happened to see a Nature epi-"Parrot Confidential" a few years ago. In it, a Costa Rican center for macaws who've been rescued were bred and the babies (once grown up) released into the wild (one at a time so they have a chance to survive). It is so AWESOME to see each descendant of pets/rescues flying in the wild with their flock!!😍
Thank you for taking the time to understand your pet, your little loved one!💞 And for giving them what they so desperately need-not just life and time outside the cage with others...but SOARING above it high up in the air!!!😃 With friends and new birds alike. 👼
*If anyone's thinking of buying a bird, pls adopt*
In the Nature episode, they give multiple examples of bird sanctuaries that are full and turn away 100's of birds a year. Some are just private homes. There's a one man/woman team who bought a farm, rebuilt it, and had 2-3 loooong buildings yet were at the point of bursting with 300 birds.😵 With only a staff of 6 ppl to feed them and 35 volunteers. The world needs ppl with hearts like this!💕
OMG, seeing these beauties free fly makes me so happy. Such beautiful little creatures and it's so endearing to see the connection they've created with their owners!
I almost cried of joy watching this.. the trust and the training are incredible
They look so magical
So fun watching this, I used to free flight my peach faced lovebird.
I just stumbled across this. Amazing. Brought tears to my eyes. Such lucky birds to have you guys as parents.
These birds are so beautiful and colorful, with a great, majestic, wing span. They are trained so well and are living the life they deserve. My lovebird would fly away, but he has been trained and tamed living in a house. Keep well, and I'm loving their blue and red markings!
Woah i seen that guy in the Red shirt flying his feathery ones at a park in San francisco!! Was so fascinated by them that it totally inspired me to get me into it one day. But right now i just got a GCC and im happy with his size for now!
I meant orangey shirt with the two red macaws***
Yes! That is Chan the Bird Man! Contact him when you're ready to learn - he's fantastic! :)
Andrew Rubio
Andrew Rubio
Andrew Rubio guy in the red shirt flying?? Lmao what?
The 2nd Location spot’s road reminds me of My home in Costa Rica in Guenacaste and we have ALOT of Parrots their most can Talk (Only in Spanish) and we have gained ones trust and another one flys around my house and it can say my name!
pura vida. I am in Dominical
Absolutely adorable.
These folks seem like gifted to me.
I believe without love you ain't got no chance to get this close to such beautiful and intelligent animals.
Patience alone is not enough.
Amazing to hear them and see them do what they naturally do. Beautiful every one 🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜
Oh my god I wish I could have seen this
Lol at 3:55 you can see the lower macaw poop! Btw, beautiful vid! I love birds!
XD
It was a feather xD
What a healthy life style you guys have. Watching these birds in flight is the most fulfilling thing to do.
So happy to see how you give these beautiful birds a great life! All birds deserve the Right to fly. This was also a beautiful location, I’m sure the birds had fun! 💜
Are you not worried about hawks or other predators/hazards?
THE BIRD IS AS BIG AS A HAWK WTF
its bitch o' clock as if a hawk can't go for larger prey? and there are probably eagles as well..
Hawks and falcons are actually smaller than a fully grown macaw. What I'd be worried about is eagles, vultures, and IF IN CALIFORNIA, a stray condor.
Danger It's the price you pay for freedom
pistachio nutmeat Yeah that's totally why you keep a bird... for *freedom*. You can enrich a bird's enviroment as well as letting them fly outside without the endangerment of the bird's life.
That would honestly make me nervous 😂
Thats beautifull, the landscape, that sunny day, those pretty birds... pure awesomness...
Love watching y’alls beautiful birds flying. Thanks so much for sharing. ❤️❤️❤️
What elevation is this and what is the maximum elevation they can fly at before the air is so thin that they get tired fast.
John i was thinking the exact same thing
I wish, I have one like this birds. One day I'll have one INN SHA ALLAH.
Turzo Hasan you will!
They usually cost from 1-20 thousand dollars even more depending on what you get
Beautiful birds! It's amazing that they are so attached to you that they always come back to you. They have no desire to be free or they would not come back!
Chan the bird man, Your birds are absolutely the best. They always come right back and you can tell they just KNOW they are supposed to come back to you.
how do you train birds to do this. If I ever get a macaw I would love to let them fly free but im scared they wont come back
You have to get a young one and bond with it then you work on recall training lots of it I've never done the training myself just do a lot of research 😁 if you ever get one I wish you the best in your training
So awesome! Question- when you are outside with your parrots and your not flying them do they ever get spooked by something and just take off or fly off?
ultimatejay waiting for answer 😆
They might get spooked and fly off, of course. The flight response is a natural behavior if a bird is alarmed, and these birds are out in nature behaving naturally. The birds are also self-reliant and confident in their surroundings, so flying off is nothing to be concerned about. The bird will do its thing, and will come back in its own time, when it feels comfortable doing so. (But note especially that these birds are properly trained for free flight since fledging and are not just indoor pet birds being let loose.)
11:35 One of the birds iniates a group flight.
You guys take such great care of your birds. It’s so inspiring
Wow! Beautiful! Y'all worked so hard on the training. Congrats to you all. 🐦
My shamrock macaw would just fly away 😂
ponthea gotta train them young. My bird would never leave my side
My bird free flights....
Around my room
I cannot express how much I love this video!
These birds are absolutely gorgeous, as are the locations!
How often are Hawks, Eagles, Falcons, ect. an issue?
Not very often. We've only ever had 2 encounters and we've been flying for 9+ years. One of which was a tiny kestrel hawk who would pose no threat (but still dove at our macaw a couple times being territorial) and the other a hawk dropped out of a tree to test our flock (find a weak one) and immediately moved on. If there are any in the area, we stop flying until it either leaves or we do. When flying in large flocks like this though, it's very unlikely a predator bird would initiate.
BirdTricks Well that's just awesome. Looks so fun for birds and people both. Enjoy and thanks for the reply.😉
BirdTricks well where i live there are many many lappwings which are territorial, but once a While i do see 2 hawks that kill small birbs, i hace a cockatiel that is trained to come to me everytime except when she is mad, but i m still scared of them, i Would adore some advice
You should put treats on a drone 😜
birds will be scared
and maybe wont care
That is COMPLETELY AMAZING AND BEAUTIFUL!!! I don't know how you train them to come back after free flight, but I think it is so wonderful that you let your babies experience that freedom!!
These are such healthy well adjusted birds! They are comfortable interacting with other birds, and other people, flying strong, and being happy! It warms my heart so much, compared to birds that ever see the outside of their house, or cage.
How do you guys keep the hawks and falcons away from your birds?
We are flying pretty big birds and a large flock together; plus this are not recognized prey. A bird of prey would have to be more desperate to come after these guys as they could most likely get hurt in the process and being hurt in the wild usually means death so they're selective about prey unless they're starving. Also we are flying at locations heavily guarded by ravens who are very territorial and chase hawks and eagles from the areas but don't seem to mind us.
Those parrots have bolt cutters for beaks that would do serious damage to a hawk or falcon, and the birds of prey know better than to mess with them.
Patriot Jefferson Wings should ONLY ever be clipped if the birds are too anxious/not good at controlled flights, and only the tips of the longest feathers should be trimmed, so the bird can still fly, just slowly, so they don't hurt hurt themselves. Most people don't know how to trim properly and it's awful- no bird born with flight should have it truely taken away
BirdTricks man your lucky I would Trade my Philippine eagle for a macaw in heartbeat
Tracer Oxton you have a Philippine Eagle? Jesus Christ. Those are endangered endemic species. You could be jailed owning them.
I'm using my channel.
Hello my name is Fabio live in Brazil I really liked your videos.
I am with two cubs of Arara Caninde blue and I would like to holly them to fly like yours.
Could you give me some guidelines on how to fly and come back to me.
At first my greatest fear is to release and never come back.
It's so exciting to see the birds flying in freedom I really want my birds to do the same.
Thank you and congratulations for the way your animals are treated.
That video made me cry, it was so unexpected! That was so beautiful to watch thank you
@Zzider . i dont even remember haha
Beautiful ! So lucky to live this incredible experience !
Oh my god are you guys not Scared that your Bird is going to fly away and never Return Back ,It happened to my bird It is really Sad😭❤
Was your bird recall trained and properly desensitized to outdoors? What happened?
Same miss you Phoenix 😭😥
Shotgun FoxNL their domestic birds about 2 to 30 something years old their like OWNER I LOVE YOU I SHALL FLY BUT COME BACK
Maybe it didn't like being with humans
once it lives in captivity, it won't survive in the wild so you should have a very strong bond with your bird for it to come back to you always.
It's all fun and games until an eagle or hawk plucks your bird out of the sky
These birds are larger than eagles or Hawks
FALCON PUNCH
What a gorgeous place and birds. The birds colours are all gorgeous😍
I‘ve never expected that the birds would coming back. Very nice
I tried this and my 1000$ parrot left never came back I’m sad he knew how to talk too
Play Boy Agent did you train him to come back?
Play Boy Agent you're supposed to have them professionally trained first.. and have an incredible bond
I hope you didn't do it just to see him talk...birds are much more advanced creatures, and require research before you get them
Something about the way you speak about your bird bothers me;;
Did you have a good bond with your parrot? If you did he shouldn’t of flown away unless you didn’t train him to free fly
If you didn’t teach your bird then your at fault, as sad as you may be
You we're the problem
Am I the only one who's really weirded out by these people?
Chase Reiner SEO Yes.
Yes you are
WTF why you weirded out for?
Yep
Why are you weirded out?
Such an amazing bond with those birds
I couldn't stop smiling as I was watching this. I'm so glad that they're not cooped up in a cage all day. Stunning animals and I really hope to own a Scarlet Macaw and a Blue and Gold Macaw someday. Gorgeous. ❤️
Wow that looks like so much fun, get together every year and make life long friends. You all have the same thing in common, plus I loved the parrots and cockatoo's. The Macaw make the noise when they fly, I love watching this video. I hope everyone had a blast.
i have to say those parrots are super freaking colorful they must live super healthy happy lives good job!
Its so nice to watch these parrots fly and come back my parrot was 10 years old he flew and never come back im so sad .
Cant stop missing him
I could never. I'm getting so anxious just watching.
It’s stunningly beautiful to see these birds in flight, and to see their controlled swoop as they return to their human.😮
I love watching free flight videos and your macaws and cockatoos are gorgeous!! 💜
Truly beautiful, it's so awesome to watch these feathered dinosaurs take flight. That level 5 is scary, if they get tired they can't climb in order to get back to you. Amazing
They're gorgeous, flying through the air, against a gorgeous background.
Made me smile big. Love this so much
I could watch this all day.
It is so nice to see the birds flying free.
It's so kind of you to let your birds fly free. Most caged birds don't even know how to fly!!
The group flight @ 10:29 was epic. I've said this many times on your channel, your vids are my happy place. Don't own parrots nor ever expect to. Genuinely a happy thing to watch. ✌️❤️
I’m in love with this video. Long time follower and this video is one of my faves.
I ways enjoy your free flight videos, especially in such breathtaking locations! Wow, the epic landscape! Love it! Parrots flying and enjoying their exercise and companionship with their birdie friends.
If you have any ideas of other places to fly that you think would be equal in landscape, let us know! We are always looking for more spots to fly :)
Wow those birds are so beautiful! They must love that!