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Thank you and I appreciate the information and support. I’ll have to check out your videos when I get a free chance.

I am glad you enjoyed the video and I love that your two do the cage picking noise. I swear that noise will get under my skin faster than him screaming and he knows it 🤣.

They are cute when they are sleepy and snuggly

You’re very welcome. I know when I first got my little Baby Doug I was so confused by all the different names and information out there. I wanted to make something easy to understand while emphasizing their unique personalities.

Yeah parrotlets look all innocent at only being about 30g at adult size. Although do not let their tiny size fool you they are full of sass and chaos 🤣

@ oh I know lol I have 15 budgies 😂 my mama has given me 8 babies in the last year. It’s a lot but I love them all so much! They’re special little creatures 💗

They are something special for sure 🥰

Thank you. He’s my little Velcro buddy 🙂

Thank you. Yeah they are fairly uncommon around here too. I had to fly several states over to get Samara in hopes one day they could produce some babies with Toto. I hate that they are not more popular. I think the whole poicephalus genus is underrated. How does your Senegal get along with your other birds? I’ve personally never owned one but from what I’ve gathered they tend to be the least tolerant of sharing their space.

I agree. I absolutely love the poicephalus genus.

Thank you. He’s a red fronted macaw. They are considered one of the larger species of mini macaws.

Yeah he’s fine. He’s just practicing his talking before bed. Parrots sometimes will do that when they think no one is watching.

@ModernDayRaptors1 that's sweet. He sounded like he was upset that he had to go to bed!

@@lotstodo he’s just a baby and they always protest bed time 😂. He normally will say “Go to bed” when he’s actually ready to sleep.

@@ModernDayRaptors1 when I was a kid, people kept birds in cages all the time. I realize now how wrong that is. I love birds, but never had one. They seem like a lot of work. I always go talk to birds at Pet Co.

@ yeah they are a life long toddler. They are amazing creatures but the amount of time and energy they require is not for the faint of heart.

I would agree having a first aid kit specifically for a bird is a great idea. They are like toddlers and will find themselves in the most ridiculous situations no matter how much you prepare.

That sounds interesting for sure but I would be worried about chewing on the towel and causing possible impaction problems. This would need to be a supervised activity for sure.

@ yes, definitely a supervised activity. My conure shows no interest in chewing fabrics so it works great for her.

Just a little baby 😇

Omg he is so relaxed!!! Thank you for sharing him!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

You’re very welcome. He likes being on his back normally when I flip him over he says “I’m just a baby”. It’s adorable 🥰

I love that he looks like he’s got little red pants on 🤣

Probably a good idea or maybe download the update 🤣

Looks like that one Katy Perry meme of her malfunctioning eyes at the concert.

I can see that. His blinking reminds me of a lizard 🤣

Thank you so much. Parrotlets are not super common as they can be a pain to breed because of their territorial tendencies but awesome little parrots.

Not going to lie had to google what that was, although now I can picture it 🤣. Especially because parrotlets are tiny, round, and neurotic.

@ModernDayRaptors1 yes, they are neurotic cute small particles indeed 😁

@ModernDayRaptors1 haha, just decided to Google "Brownian motion parrots" for fun and the first result was "Scientists use Brownian Motion to Explore How Birds Flock Together" 😆

Yeah I would say parrotlets have a lot in common with lovebirds. They are sassy birds and like you said with their tiny size can maneuver exceptionally well.

Oh yeah they are completely unaware of their size 🤣

lol they are not as good as Apollo at identifying items 😅

No they cannot breed as they are completely different species. Housing them together would most likely cause the parrotlet to fatally attack the budgie. Parakeets are mouthy/pushy birds in the way they communicate which would most likely be misinterpreted by the parrotlet causing it to attack. I would strongly advise not housing them together. Although if you had both letting them out for supervised play time may be okay, but again, always supervised.

@ Thanks 🙏

@ you’re very welcome.

His name is Toto. He is an African red bellied parrot.

He’s super relaxed

That’s a great idea.

He’s just a baby feral Doug 🤣

👻 🤣

That’s pretty much what Zazu was thinking too 🤣

Yeah it’s pretty cute 🥰

He wasn’t being fed the bug I was just showing it to him. Mario beetles are rarely desired by even bug eating creatures as their exoskeleton is extremely hard.

@ That makes much more sense 😅😅

@@gypsylifestyle1838 yeah I only have one bird in my flock that actually likes the occasional bug. However overall most parrots don’t really eat them.

He’s definitely not into hanging with bugs 🤣

Yeah he wasn’t into making new friends today

She always thinks she’s a star

Pretty cute aren’t they 🥰

She sounded like a little robot when she was a baby 😂. She doesn’t talk as much though sadly since she grew up.

@@ModernDayRaptors1 The more you keep playing with them and keep using certain words repeatedly…more chances they’ll pick up🙏❤️

@@rescue1046she’s more inclined to make random noises these days instead

They are fun little birds

I am going to bye me two tomorrow

Some advices I am going to have a male and a female

do you know if they are a mated pair or are you just picking out two?

I think they are mated

Can’t leave out the borbs too 🤣

I’ve never actually froze mine so not sure. Although I would not push it past 3 months personally.

I like that guy/girl on your shoulder.

It’s their love language ❤️

There’s a reason why he loves them 😂

He definitely does not want me there but I need to occasionally check to see if they have any more eggs. These guys are rescue pet pigeons and I swap their eggs out for fakes. This prevents them from constantly laying and straining their bodies resources.

You can ask questions next time instead of assuming too

I went in to check on him and verify he was still just sitting on fake eggs. Pigeons can get very defensive of their nesting spot and like to show off for their mates.

​@@ModernDayRaptors1 🙂👍well done

She is a female African red bellied parrot. They are sexually dimorphic and the females stay this green and grey while the males have a large orange belly. They are the lesser known cousins to Senegal parrots.

Solid advice

They are extremely expensive and do require a lot of time. I am glad you’re able to get a little bit of that bird ownership experience through this video of Chucky rambling and screaming. I didn’t get into birds until later in my life. I am glad I held off, as I feel like I am better suited to care for them now.

I’ve got a couple pigeons as well. They are fun little birds that I don’t feel get enough attention for being awesome pets.

@@ModernDayRaptors1 I agree! We had show and tell at work to help relieve the isolation of work from home. I did one on pigeons. We can change the opnions one person at a time. I have learned so much from my ambassador from the pigeon kingdom.

Not sure what you mean?

They are pretty awesome.

it is called "princess" by Elie