parrot sounds for birds: african grey parrot sounds in the wild
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- sounds for african grey parrot
Sounds of African Gray Parrots, Whistling - You can play this video of your parrot, it will delight him and make him happy
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Just too sweet,good to see them free in their natural environment.
Wow, African Greys are green
My Greg loves alot n enjoys when I play this .. Thanks
Greg African gray
My grey likes this and vocalizes a lot when he hears this.
The African Gray is the smartest parrot - and thanks for passing
Our African Grey loves this. Chats away, sings and dances while listening. One very happy parrot
I’m babysitting an African gray. He’s listening intently and occasionally interjecting with human words he knows lol.
The African Gray is the smartest parrot - and thanks for passing
we have an African Grey, a Quaker Parrot, a Hahn's Macaw and a Goffin Cockatoo so we play sounds of each singing and they respond to their own kind every time. Beautiful singing other than the Goffin who likes to screak AAAK! AAAK! AAAK!
That sounds like a lively and diverse flock of parrots you have! It's fascinating to witness how each parrot responds to the sounds of their own kind. African Greys, Quaker Parrots, Hahn's Macaws, and Goffin Cockatoos each have their unique vocalizations and behaviors, making for a symphony of sounds in your home. While the others engage in beautiful singing, it seems like your Goffin Cockatoo has a special talent for its distinct "AAAK! AAAK! AAAK!" squawks. It's these individual quirks and expressions that make each parrot's personality shine. Thank you for sharing your delightful experience, and may your home be filled with the joyous melodies and playful interactions of your feathered friends.
I'm pretty sure these are blue-headed parrots, not African grays. It's still lovely to hear the birds talk amongst themselves though :)
Yes, but in the same ambience ..
I feel that parrots, especially the gray African, interacts greatly with his voice ........ Do you have a gray African؟
@@WashweshnyW No I don't, unfortunately! I love them though. It's so wonderful to hear the parrots sing.
if you get one ... you will love it
i get a fem to koko ...hope marry soon
These are african grey Congo parrots
Less goo
In our home our quakerparrot is a comedian and he thinks my finches are babies. He likes to sing songs like Achey Breaky Heart.😂😄
wow .... so cute ...hope to hear its sing ...
My sengal parrot love to hear this
That's wonderful to hear! It's always great to see our feathered friends enjoying themselves and being entertained. Parrots, including Senegal parrots, are known for their love of music and sounds, so it's no surprise that your parrot enjoys listening to the sounds in the video. Keep up the good work of providing your parrot with entertainment and enrichment!
I love parrot
what kinds of parrot do you have
Mine doesn't even respond. Perhaps because we got him at 12 weeks, perhaps he doesn't understand any native 'gray' language. Lots of English, some Polish, and lots of bird noises from learning it due to the mockingbird that lived outside our house. But sadly, he doesn't seem to respond to other African gray sounds. I guess I understand; I have European heritage, but being born in America, only speak American English.
M'y Alex enjoys à lot
hope Alex happy
how old is Alex
Why do they have blue heads? They do not look like African grays
Yeah I think they are actually blue-headed parrots
yeah you right .... they love my African gray "koko"
The audio is of blue headed pionus, but I guess the audio is of greys? It seems to be added audio.
@@Aethuviel My gray shared a home with 2 white capped pionus for over 20 years, but he didn't respond to this video at all.
@@WashweshnyW my African gray is named kooka-
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Can someone pls help me mine is not sexed but when it is mating season
Like September he goes to all his toys and tries to mate with them and
He gets a sticky white substance in his beak what does this mean ?
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