Grey Parrots (Psittacus erythacus) foraging and flying in Cameroon, Africa. To help save wild grey parrots, please support us by clicking on the DONATE button and learn more about what we’re doing for these birds at: http://www.parrots.org/savethegreys
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50 replies to "African Grey Parrots in the Wild"
This is how I like seeing parrots. free.
They are probably protected like eagles and illegal to shoot..
Daww. I’m glad capturing wild birds is illegal now.
were is all the timnhee
wunderschön
poor ikkle parrots theyve got no xfactor no mcdonalds no ipads not HD tv,s
its such a sad situation…not even twitter
Ctrl+c and Ctrl+v
wow so many at once
African Grey Parrots in the Wild
Not to sound racist but all them parrots look the same!!
i like parrots but i belive its better for them to be with their own kind
in nature, they can actually talk to each and they can fly like a boss
Awwwwwe!
I can’t wait to get a cockatoo i was gonna get a African but I prefer a
cockatoo
Guys… i am gonna buy an African Grey for 500$..he is one year old …do
you think it is too much for this bird
Tamed parrots can get lost and fly away, but not because they intentionally
want to fly away. Usually they are scared by all the new impressions of
being outside and alone, and fly off because they’re scared. This usually
repeats itself until the parrot is hopelessly lost and can’t find it’s way
back anymore. Although it’s true that they have not been domesticated, it
doesn’t mean they don’t want to stay with their owners. In the wild they
don’t fly away from the flock too, do they!?
hey i have a parrot lyk dat
These birds are so beautiful.
Wow, they are all beautiful.
$7000 each in AU dollar
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that over there costs a lot
Omg I would of try’s to catch one that’s like 100,000 $ right there
In one sense he probably doesn’t ‘care’, since he’s likely never known any
different. But when you consider the natural athletic abilities of a bird
like a parrot, and the enormous 3-d world they’re designed to navigate and
understand and soar through, it does make me wonder if we’re doing right by
them.
Ok my question is why aren’t there any Timneh African Grey’s just Congo’s??
Wicked
Holy crapp
@cutietwo22 You purchased a wild bird. African Greys can be handled until
they’re tame and, like lizards or snakes, can get used to living in
captivity through generations of keeping them in captivity. They are,
however, not domesticated animals like dogs or cats. If you traced back the
birds yours is descended from you would discover that it comes from birds
that came from African Greys poached from the wild. It is a big industry
and you’re helping to fund it through buying an African Grey.
@210482fmj Nope. Captive birds are totally fine as long as they are loved,
like dogs and cats.
When you see things like this, it makes you realize that the Earth is a
priceless treasure in the universe. It’s the only planet we know of thus
far that has such an awesome display of life.
@TheSanjaya1976 Actually we are steeling their home too! 160,000 to 227,000
sq mi of the Amazon Rainforest’s gone. I have an Amazon Parrot. If we can’t
stop them from taking their home at least we can take them in and care for
them. For the most part I agree with you but I have a strong bond with our
rescued Amazon from a drug dealer and she definitely would NOT be happier
in her natural habitat because it’s not their anymore. Just something to
think about.
holy shit thats alot of parrot
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amazing
There is a brand new lambo worth of birds right there
They are such beautiful birds.
amazing
i wish i was there
thats about 40,000 dollars right there
now we teach them human language as wild birds. the whole african continent
will be annoyed!! muahahahahaha!
Nice view
@gmaureen It depends on the bird. Amazons for example would rather climb
and hop around than fly and ostriches are limited to running just like
humans weren’t born to hang around in trees all day. Avians are enormously
diverse.
Your so smart and hes dumb
There should be no caged animals. Birds or otherwise.
Nice
@anthonyblyth87 we used to live in the wild aswell..
probably like hundreds of thousands of dollars worth flying around :O i
know theyre not cheap if you get 1 for a pet
what. in CA there are $1K.
my maxi loves this video =)
@Wombatius123 I forgot to mention i have him on a leash…haha
Wow, this is amazing!!!!