Its so unique how capes can so very in personality! Ahaha, ours is named Echo, and hes so chill, hes not really loud for the most part, hes really good with our 4 and 5 year old, as well as tolerate to being handled by most people! Funny as hell and very docile/friendly. I guess technically not a true cape, but I cant tell if hes a Grey headed or brown necked.
I cant tell if mine is a greyheaded cape or a cape too actually! Their actually like human beings very true! Im planning to do another video on my cape-Love him so much! I love it how you interact with your cape with your kids, they definitely ned a lot of interaction and very important to have more than one primary handler in the family. Good job! :)
When he says give me a kiss. He makes the kissing sound and kisses my lips. He eats out of my mouth. I've had him before he had feathers. He was naked. Haha. I just can't keep him any longer but I need a true bird lover and owner to talk to
Hi Please text me at 8182617756 so I can find him a good home. Unfortunately I cant take him but theres a good Facebook group called "cape parrot" and you need to ask several questions for the admin to let you in. Very beneficial group. Happy to help! we want him to have a good home.
Pease post your looking for him to have a good home on the cape parrot Facebook or text me and I will find other groups Im in. Im not sure what area you are located so please text me.
@@TheParrotLife ok thank you. I didn't see that you replied. It breaks my heart to possibly h a very to give him away. I have a good story of how I got him. It involves Sandra bullock. Ill text you and ill send some pics and video of him. I know you are busy and I truly thank you for taking your time to reply to me. Ill message you over the weekend.
@@TheParrotLife keep at it you will do well it won’t come easy but just be persistent and be yourself. I get my African gray Tuesday he is 5 months old and will be fun and a lot of work. Take care see you on your next video
@@2shoestoo Aww nice! African greys are wonderful just make sure to do all disease check. Theres been a new virus called avian ganglioneuritis and all my bird friends are getting it checked. Its good to get it ruled out and all other diseases. Ill make a video about on that soon too! Have fun with your new baby!
Hey there. I myself have a cape parrot. Hes legit. Not a hybrid. Hes about 13 years old. He says so many words and sentences. Examples. Quit being crazy. You have a text message. Get in your crates. Naughty naughty baby. I love you. Give me a kiss. Happy birthday. He opens doors when you open them he sneezes like me. Coughs like me. Laughs like me. And says ready. Go go go go weeeeeeeeeee. His name is Eli. He says hi Eli. He says. Hi. What are you doing. He says so much. I've documented over 100 words and have them all on video. Would you know anyone that would like to purchase him. I will give you my contact info. This is not a scam. Thanks.
@@TheParrotLife I have previous experience w/ cockatiels. They were easy to care for physically but required a lot of attention. Are Cape Parrots easier than macws or African Greys?
@@joslinnick Right! small birds are so much more work sometimes. Not at all, to those who want a cape parrot I recommend with owners living with two people in the house or remote workers so they can always be with them in the house. Capes get lonely very quickly and super high energy actually. They need a lot of interaction, and they are definitely unpredictable than Macaws if that answers your question. But probably no Noa is actually a lot of work, he def doesn't just chill in one spot lol he def bites too and hurts more than my macaw and dive-bomb
I lived in Zambia for while. Those parrots were not rare and there is lots of nature largely untouched by modern life. Some places are beyond basic. There was European who was breeding these birds readily. never succeeded to get permits to ship them out as I am recalling.
Deforestation is still continuing in Africa thats for sure. Maybe back then there was more parrots but definitely their numbers are decreasing. But thankfully cape parrot project have been saving its numbers because thats why you saw a lot.
@@TheParrotLife latest satellite photos by Nasa show that planet is getting greene. nobody was logging on the way from lusaka to the lake Tanganyika,.24 hours bus ride with nothing to see. just vast emptiness.do not repeat this mantra. world is changing and thousand of places are protecting the planet.no export of birds did safe any of them. really.it is renewable resource. better methods of care would be the solution. Tanzanian government banned a beach net use because people overfished tilapia. within a year I saww thousands of tilapia everywhere. Government just took the easy way out. What about those people on the shore. Food source was taken away. Guess what they got though. Massive cell phone tower in the middle of the village. At one time I qas told that certain fish is gone from the lake. One guy who did not know where it lives spread that rumors and everybody repeated it. So much BS just to scare us and draw money from everybody
Cutest bird.
Its so unique how capes can so very in personality! Ahaha, ours is named Echo, and hes so chill, hes not really loud for the most part, hes really good with our 4 and 5 year old, as well as tolerate to being handled by most people! Funny as hell and very docile/friendly. I guess technically not a true cape, but I cant tell if hes a Grey headed or brown necked.
I cant tell if mine is a greyheaded cape or a cape too actually! Their actually like human beings very true! Im planning to do another video on my cape-Love him so much! I love it how you interact with your cape with your kids, they definitely ned a lot of interaction and very important to have more than one primary handler in the family. Good job! :)
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When he says give me a kiss. He makes the kissing sound and kisses my lips. He eats out of my mouth. I've had him before he had feathers. He was naked. Haha. I just can't keep him any longer but I need a true bird lover and owner to talk to
Hi Please text me at 8182617756 so I can find him a good home. Unfortunately I cant take him but theres a good Facebook group called "cape parrot" and you need to ask several questions for the admin to let you in. Very beneficial group. Happy to help! we want him to have a good home.
Pease post your looking for him to have a good home on the cape parrot Facebook or text me and I will find other groups Im in. Im not sure what area you are located so please text me.
@@TheParrotLife ok thank you. I didn't see that you replied. It breaks my heart to possibly h a very to give him away. I have a good story of how I got him. It involves Sandra bullock. Ill text you and ill send some pics and video of him. I know you are busy and I truly thank you for taking your time to reply to me. Ill message you over the weekend.
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@@TheParrotLife keep at it you will do well it won’t come easy but just be persistent and be yourself. I get my African gray Tuesday he is 5 months old and will be fun and a lot of work. Take care see you on your next video
@@2shoestoo Aww nice! African greys are wonderful just make sure to do all disease check. Theres been a new virus called avian ganglioneuritis and all my bird friends are getting it checked. Its good to get it ruled out and all other diseases. Ill make a video about on that soon too! Have fun with your new baby!
Hey there. I myself have a cape parrot. Hes legit. Not a hybrid. Hes about 13 years old. He says so many words and sentences. Examples. Quit being crazy. You have a text message. Get in your crates. Naughty naughty baby. I love you. Give me a kiss. Happy birthday. He opens doors when you open them he sneezes like me. Coughs like me. Laughs like me. And says ready. Go go go go weeeeeeeeeee. His name is Eli. He says hi Eli. He says. Hi. What are you doing. He says so much. I've documented over 100 words and have them all on video. Would you know anyone that would like to purchase him. I will give you my contact info. This is not a scam. Thanks.
ua-cam.com/video/SStxqTvtzNU/v-deo.html new video about my cape parrot enjoy!!
There’s no parrot better then a cape
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Do you know of a recommended Cape Parrot breeder(s)?
You should try birdsnow.com theres a lot of parrots there that are looking for homes!
I dont rec cape parrots as first choice btw, their actually a lot to handle
@@TheParrotLife I have previous experience w/ cockatiels. They were easy to care for physically but required a lot of attention. Are Cape Parrots easier than macws or African Greys?
@@joslinnick Right! small birds are so much more work sometimes. Not at all, to those who want a cape parrot I recommend with owners living with two people in the house or remote workers so they can always be with them in the house. Capes get lonely very quickly and super high energy actually. They need a lot of interaction, and they are definitely unpredictable than Macaws if that answers your question. But probably no Noa is actually a lot of work, he def doesn't just chill in one spot lol he def bites too and hurts more than my macaw and dive-bomb
@@joslinnick My red front macaw bites are less harsh than capes
I lived in Zambia for while. Those parrots were not rare and there is lots of nature largely untouched by modern life. Some places are beyond basic. There was European who was breeding these birds readily. never succeeded to get permits to ship them out as I am recalling.
Deforestation is still continuing in Africa thats for sure. Maybe back then there was more parrots but definitely their numbers are decreasing. But thankfully cape parrot project have been saving its numbers because thats why you saw a lot.
@@TheParrotLife latest satellite photos by Nasa show that planet is getting greene. nobody was logging on the way from lusaka to the lake Tanganyika,.24 hours bus ride with nothing to see. just vast emptiness.do not repeat this mantra. world is changing and thousand of places are protecting the planet.no export of birds did safe any of them. really.it is renewable resource. better methods of care would be the solution. Tanzanian government banned a beach net use because people overfished tilapia. within a year I saww thousands of tilapia everywhere. Government just took the easy way out. What about those people on the shore. Food source was taken away. Guess what they got though. Massive cell phone tower in the middle of the village. At one time I qas told that certain fish is gone from the lake. One guy who did not know where it lives spread that rumors and everybody repeated it. So much BS just to scare us and draw money from everybody