Hey everyone!! Just wanted to put a comment here about the course as of July 5th, 2021. There were some technical delays in launching the course, but the course will be launched on Patreon this week and the course will launch to the public on July 19th 😁! Also Rocko+ tier patrons will get the course for FREE when it launches on Patreon
Oh goodness, the ‘melting’ is soooo dangerous! I remember being at a breeder’s once, just browsing around, and they had a baby Senegal in for feeding. They let me hold her, and she immediately went Melty. I’ve never been so close to blowing my life savings in one go. 😆😍💕
Lol..I keep my head down n look at my feet at my breeder friends, hes always offering chicks, I took the only harlequin he ever had, it was two cheap to say no, he wanted one of his birds to get a chance at free flight, so he's flying a year & a half now..
I've seen lots of chicks who are, and expected mine to be, but I never put him in a cage, he has 1 he sleeps on top of and plays with his toys in, bur he's in a bird room and always had enough room to fly, and I was ff training I had him out at 4 months so from very early on he was so good at flying, very little clumsy behaviour except walking because they all are on the ground, ..
I got a baby cockatiel from an irresponsible breeder who hadn't fed her NEARLY enough and she passed after only a few days of having her and I miss her little dinosaur noises so much. Best 4 days of my whole life.
@@pidgieprincess7246 I did- that was a couple months ago and I've since adopted an older tiel that's doing very well in his new home even though he's a little scared of some things still :) I'm sad he missed out on the chance to be an older brother but I'm so glad I stumbled across him after losing her.
@@gblikestosew That's amazing that you were able to rescue another cockatiel. So many birds need homes, and you truly are making a difference in their lives.❤
i’m so glad i found ur channel. i’m 16 and i just got my first (bird) 13 week old conure, and he’s quite a character. he loves to socialise, bite and cling to me. i love him and he sometimes sleeps with me. we’re both learning how to bond with each other, getting to know what each other like or don’t like. so ur channel has been helpful on guiding me through my birds behaviours.
Awesome you got your first baby but please honey never sleep with your baby! They tend to snuggle a little to hard and will suffocate! My friend lost 2 conures this way.
Sooo cute, Beau seems to be a wiling participant, but being a baby a bit slow on the reaction, lol. For myself the head bobbing is always a dead giveaway your in the presence of a baby. Thanks for the upload Jamie, see you soon.
I just got my cockatiel, he's 3 months old and this video helped me so much. I thought there was something wrong with his eye sight because he is so clumsy but after watching this video I know he's just clumsy and getting used to everything
this is so helpful! i have a ten week old cockatiel and she is my first baby bird. i have an adult cockatiel, but i got her at 6 months. my adult cockatiel does baby wing flaps and it is so cute.
Thank you so much l may be getting a baby budgie like 4 months l love your vids so much you can never get bored and l love your merchandise l am going to buy some
Cutie! Wish my 6 month old greenwing macaw were this easy to handle. He is super active and almost never stands still, haha. He definitely has a strong personality, that's for sure!
Thankyou for this great video. Really quite helpful in discerning whether wild birds you see are babies or not, obviously theres no garunetee any bird will show these behaviours to you, however helpful if they do
The head Bob and wing flutter. Lol. Yup. My baby conure started both all of a sudden one morning and every time I come around ever since. One year old this month, I will miss it when it's gone probably. Though I then can finally teach yes and no head movements...w/o those constant baby motions.
Ok, so I have one female 2 yr 7 mo old harlequin macaw that I got at 4 months as a baby at a pet store before I realized the plight of abused and abandoned birds. Since then, I've rescued a 3 yr male military macaw, a 34 yo goffins male and a 29 yo male severe macaw. I love them all to death! In any case, all but one of them have that baby wing flap at times, especially if they snuggle. At night at bedtime, the two big macaws also make the baby sound you talk about. Perhaps what I love most is when my harlequin puts her head/ body down low as you described and steps up to cuddle and just bobs her head up and down repeatedly and makes a baby sound. I used to go to the pet store most every day when I first met her and sing a special song to her. Now whenever I sing that song to her quietly and snuggle like we did in the store, she acts like she is 4months old...too cute!
Do the tiny birds do the wing flap? I have a four month old lovebird and I don't recognize that behavior. And his head bobbing is much faster than Beaus.
My 2-year-old conure still head bobs and wing flaps, I wanted to ask if that was hormonal at all? This question isn't specific to BirdTricks, I'd like an answer from the comments as well if anyone has a good one
When I click on the link for the baby bird course it says page not found. I have a baby blue and gold and would love this course!! I also cant find it on your website.
my green cheek girl, I got her when she was 2 months old, and for like...another 2 months she would flap her wings and scream SO MUCH. She eventually grew out of it, I knew she likely would so I just had a lot of patience. Eventually when she realized that she didn't get anything out of it, it stopped pretty quick
My conure does the melty thing alot but I'm pretty sure he's an adult...ive had him less than a year but his previous owbner had him for 2 years and befire that someone else had him and i know of at least 1 other home before that. So I'm pretty sire my Charlie is an adult but he is so cute i can't help but think of him as a baby 💕💕
My 7 year old budgie has the virus that causes PDD and a year ago when she started having her neurological symptoms she started doing that baby wing flap where it’s like a little twitch she does it all the time now.It is really cute I wish that she would do it without her having a fatal disease though.
My baby green cheek conure is very clumsy, so much that I was worried about her balance (for example when she stretches, she falls over to the side when on a flat surface). I'm glad to know it's normal for her to still be clumsy (since shes still 2 months old)!
Would you have any idea how long a Pacific parrotlet should exhibit baby behavior? Mine is 10 months old and she still acts like a baby. She likes to be squished and also likes to still sit down in the palm of my hand. Thank you! PS....She loves your toys!
That baby bird vocalisation sounds similar to one of my lorikeets when she's hungry. I'm trying to get them both to lose weight, which is really hard when she does a crying kind of a sound with a desperation tone to it for hours & hours. It's very cute & sweet, but also hard to handle when I know she's crying for food :( Anyway, thanks for the video, was interesting. I have 2 adult lorikeets, but with emotional issues from their former home & one does act what I think is very baby like, so this was interesting to watch & see if she really is (and she largely is)
I have a baby bird and he does all of those except the melting and on that do I have to do feeding times because my breeder said to keep the bowl full at all times and is there anything I can do about his attention span I’ve tried to train him but he won’t pay attention long enough to learn target training
How are baby macaws with nippyness because my 2 baby ring necks are going through a nippy stage is that just the species that's more nippy or all because the next baby we want is a macaw but im worried about all the little stages they have I considered this but I have decided to adopt a macaw with a rough past hopefully my other macaw would get along but she been clipped all her life never even seen another macaw. I still wonder though
I think my 3 year old cockatiel is secretly a baby bird🤔 he’s definitely as clumsy as Beau! It’s likely because his previous owner had him cage bound and he had to learn flying, walking and experiencing freedom all over again🥺
same :) This is what I was thinking with one of mine, so nice to hear I'm not alone in this. Mine was in a cage a few cms longer than her body for a decade & now has fused wings from not even being able to stretch them, which I think impacts her balance, but mostly she just doesn't have a clue what to do when she can't reach cage walls with her beak at all times, anywhere she is in the cage in the way she could for her whole life up until now. Mine even literally just falls off perches if she tries to grab something from below them & goes splat onto the ground. Kinda funny & cute to watch, but also sad. Mine won't ever be able to fly, but I'm dreaming that one day she might learn to jump :) Meanwhile she does lots of baby noises & motions to try to get attention & when I got her she was super submissive & baby like to everything, but now she's becoming a real bird & learning to assert herself if she doesn't like something, which is awesome :)
Hi can I know how old he is bec. Y macaw is Bareilly 3 months and he is kinda rejecting the syringe so should I start weaning(seasonal feeding system) lol
How do you combat a nippy baby ? My bird nibbles and eventually latches extremely hard onto on loose/soft skin and can leave marks. He doesn’t let go and gets angry if you try to get him off ( like your taking away his toy )
Should I be worried if there's times when my bird just doesn't wanna step up? Like when she's on top my door or on my back she hesitates and try to see if I'll just let it go and let her stay
My baby inr about 3 months gets aggressive sometimes even with little to no trigger How can I tackle this situation i don't want him to be aggressive when old
I have a question I am trying to buy a Cockatiel but because of the pandemic, the prices have gone up by a lot. They use to cost 70-75 and now they are 100 or more and I have 4 budgies that I want to sell so I can buy myself a cockatiel but I don't know where to sell them. 2 budgies are Half English and Half American/regular and the other 2 are regular budgies. I hope somebody responds :)
You could rehome them with a rehoming fee of 25 to 35ish dollars on online sites or even post something like lost dog papers but for rehoming them or sell them all for maybe try 300+ dollars for all the birds and the cages and toys.
birds aren't toys! They're not something to buy & then just throw away & replace when you get bored of them! Maybe you can buy a farmville cockatiel or something instead of a real one - cheaper & more suitable for you if you want to just get rid of & replace when you get bored
You need to be able to afford not just the bird, but the flight cage, the monthly toys, the fresh veggies and pellets and vet bills. You shouldn't just rehome your budgies just to get a cockatiel.
Hey everyone!! Just wanted to put a comment here about the course as of July 5th, 2021. There were some technical delays in launching the course, but the course will be launched on Patreon this week and the course will launch to the public on July 19th 😁!
Also Rocko+ tier patrons will get the course for FREE when it launches on Patreon
Thank you!!!! Looking forward to it!
Not me trying desperately to find it cause I just brought home a baby amazon
Oh goodness, the ‘melting’ is soooo dangerous! I remember being at a breeder’s once, just browsing around, and they had a baby Senegal in for feeding. They let me hold her, and she immediately went Melty. I’ve never been so close to blowing my life savings in one go. 😆😍💕
Lol..I keep my head down n look at my feet at my breeder friends, hes always offering chicks, I took the only harlequin he ever had, it was two cheap to say no, he wanted one of his birds to get a chance at free flight, so he's flying a year & a half now..
Senegal parrots are one of my favs
1) Being cute
2) Being cute
3) Being cute
4) Being cute, and
5) Being VERY cute!
Baby birds are definitely clumsy but how can you not love them
I've seen lots of chicks who are, and expected mine to be, but I never put him in a cage, he has 1 he sleeps on top of and plays with his toys in, bur he's in a bird room and always had enough room to fly, and I was ff training I had him out at 4 months so from very early on he was so good at flying, very little clumsy behaviour except walking because they all are on the ground, ..
I got a baby cockatiel from an irresponsible breeder who hadn't fed her NEARLY enough and she passed after only a few days of having her and I miss her little dinosaur noises so much. Best 4 days of my whole life.
That's awful.😭😭 Will you get another bird do you think?
@@pidgieprincess7246 I did- that was a couple months ago and I've since adopted an older tiel that's doing very well in his new home even though he's a little scared of some things still :) I'm sad he missed out on the chance to be an older brother but I'm so glad I stumbled across him after losing her.
@@gblikestosew That's amazing that you were able to rescue another cockatiel. So many birds need homes, and you truly are making a difference in their lives.❤
My baby budgie named Basil was so clumsy learning to fly. after a couple months she's now quite the little acrobat! baby birds are adorable!
My dream pet would be a giant budgie the size of a small dog ngl.
That’s a big budgie
@@yayasrainbow9957 exactly
no they have completely different personalities than budgies
i’m so glad i found ur channel. i’m 16 and i just got my first (bird) 13 week old conure, and he’s quite a character. he loves to socialise, bite and cling to me. i love him and he sometimes sleeps with me. we’re both learning how to bond with each other, getting to know what each other like or don’t like. so ur channel has been helpful on guiding me through my birds behaviours.
Awesome you got your first baby but please honey never sleep with your baby! They tend to snuggle a little to hard and will suffocate! My friend lost 2 conures this way.
Sooo cute, Beau seems to be a wiling participant, but being a baby a bit slow on the reaction, lol. For myself the head bobbing is always a dead giveaway your in the presence of a baby. Thanks for the upload Jamie, see you soon.
I just got a baby bird!!! Great timing with this.
Same!! I have two green cheeks, how about you?
@@mariavictoriamolleja5374 I just got a green cheek baby!
When is the budgie update? and he is so cute!
So precious! Love B&G’s so much! My girl Bella is 21 now. I have had her since she was 5 months old. Loved hand feeding her! ❤️👍🏻❤️
BEAU IS SO CUTE
I just got my cockatiel, he's 3 months old and this video helped me so much. I thought there was something wrong with his eye sight because he is so clumsy but after watching this video I know he's just clumsy and getting used to everything
Oh my gosh! Her imitation of the macaw was amazing!! XD
this is so helpful! i have a ten week old cockatiel and she is my first baby bird. i have an adult cockatiel, but i got her at 6 months. my adult cockatiel does baby wing flaps and it is so cute.
This video is full of cuteness!! Baby Beau is adorable 😍
Thank you so much l may be getting a baby budgie like 4 months l love your vids so much you can never get bored and l love your merchandise l am going to buy some
Glad I found this my sun conure was head bobbing and doing the little wing flaps. Glad to know it’s just because she’s baby
The melty baby macaw...awww, my 💛
Such all around cuteness 🤗🦜
So cute, melty and flappy! 💙💛
Don't forged he's sooooooo fluffy!!! 🥰
@@Haltijanainen So cute, melty, flappy, and fluffy! Baby faced too! 💙🧡
I love baby bird sounds their so cute
Cutie! Wish my 6 month old greenwing macaw were this easy to handle. He is super active and almost never stands still, haha. He definitely has a strong personality, that's for sure!
This is amazing 😍👍
I wish to have a baby bird again so much ❤️
I just love baby Beau! Too precious!
What a cutie! :) :) Is that baby feeding response 8:48 also a thing you see in a hormonal bird? Cause the mated pairs feed each other?
Yes, absolutely! If you are seeing this in an adult bird it is hormonal.
@@BirdTricks Same with the "melting" my boy does this all the time, but it's obviously a mating thing
Thankyou for this great video. Really quite helpful in discerning whether wild birds you see are babies or not, obviously theres no garunetee any bird will show these behaviours to you, however helpful if they do
So cute and so clumsy.
Jamie, you have so many birds how do you have the time to spend quality time with each of them?
Getting close to 300k let’s go
Baby Beau is so darn cute!!
Thank you for this video! I am getting a baby bird soon and this was very helpful to see what some of the baby things that they do!
Absolutely adorable
FANTASTIC video as always 💕 Love the Macaws. I have been blessed with 3 of them 💕
I just got a baby budgie and he is so dang clumsy. Its so cute 😂
The head Bob and wing flutter. Lol. Yup. My baby conure started both all of a sudden one morning and every time I come around ever since. One year old this month, I will miss it when it's gone probably. Though I then can finally teach yes and no head movements...w/o those constant baby motions.
My baby Lori loves all the bird trick toys
Thankyou this is just what I needed!
I recently got a baby lovebird, his name is Benny! We love him and he's adorable! Thank you for this video! My baby Benny is super clumsy lol!
baby birds are the best and cute
Ok, so I have one female 2 yr 7 mo old harlequin macaw that I got at 4 months as a baby at a pet store before I realized the plight of abused and abandoned birds. Since then, I've rescued a 3 yr male military macaw, a 34 yo goffins male and a 29 yo male severe macaw. I love them all to death! In any case, all but one of them have that baby wing flap at times, especially if they snuggle. At night at bedtime, the two big macaws also make the baby sound you talk about. Perhaps what I love most is when my harlequin puts her head/ body down low as you described and steps up to cuddle and just bobs her head up and down repeatedly and makes a baby sound. I used to go to the pet store most every day when I first met her and sing a special song to her. Now whenever I sing that song to her quietly and snuggle like we did in the store, she acts like she is 4months old...too cute!
Do the tiny birds do the wing flap? I have a four month old lovebird and I don't recognize that behavior. And his head bobbing is much faster than Beaus.
My 2-year-old conure still head bobs and wing flaps, I wanted to ask if that was hormonal at all? This question isn't specific to BirdTricks, I'd like an answer from the comments as well if anyone has a good one
Such a sweet little baby ;; ❤️
So gorgeous !
Super cute!!!
Why do they always want to land on our heads! 🤣
When I click on the link for the baby bird course it says page not found. I have a baby blue and gold and would love this course!! I also cant find it on your website.
It's not available until July 19th.
@@MyJAG12345 We got the reply about the release date after my message. Thank you though!
It will be available to our Patreon Members this week and to the public on the 19th. ❤️
Hallo 👋🏻
Das ist ja mal ein richtig süßer Ara.
Lg aus Deutschland
my green cheek girl, I got her when she was 2 months old, and for like...another 2 months she would flap her wings and scream SO MUCH. She eventually grew out of it, I knew she likely would so I just had a lot of patience. Eventually when she realized that she didn't get anything out of it, it stopped pretty quick
That was a cute video on baby parrots. 🥰❗
My conure does the melty thing alot but I'm pretty sure he's an adult...ive had him less than a year but his previous owbner had him for 2 years and befire that someone else had him and i know of at least 1 other home before that. So I'm pretty sire my Charlie is an adult but he is so cute i can't help but think of him as a baby 💕💕
My 7 year old budgie has the virus that causes PDD and a year ago when she started having her neurological symptoms she started doing that baby wing flap where it’s like a little twitch she does it all the time now.It is really cute I wish that she would do it without her having a fatal disease though.
Good Informeation.
Omg.. I was just asking about the baby course..
I *love* baby bird noises! They're the cutest. Also do you have your fireplace going?
My baby green cheek conure is very clumsy, so much that I was worried about her balance (for example when she stretches, she falls over to the side when on a flat surface). I'm glad to know it's normal for her to still be clumsy (since shes still 2 months old)!
hello , how old is your bird is the video ? thanks for your work !
Would you have any idea how long a Pacific parrotlet should exhibit baby behavior? Mine is 10 months old and she still acts like a baby. She likes to be squished and also likes to still sit down in the palm of my hand. Thank you! PS....She loves your toys!
I like your videos and have a 6 month old parakeet named Jovi
How do you deal with baby learning to fly? My baby sunconure is so clumsey she flys into things. She cant get up high yet or fly for long.
How long is a baby bird a baby bird: 3-5 years?
I call the flap wingies and the conure is a cluts still. Now I figured out why he got frustrated and bites. I tell him to rough and walk away.
I love beau he looks so cuddly like my Indian ring neck
That baby bird vocalisation sounds similar to one of my lorikeets when she's hungry. I'm trying to get them both to lose weight, which is really hard when she does a crying kind of a sound with a desperation tone to it for hours & hours. It's very cute & sweet, but also hard to handle when I know she's crying for food :(
Anyway, thanks for the video, was interesting. I have 2 adult lorikeets, but with emotional issues from their former home & one does act what I think is very baby like, so this was interesting to watch & see if she really is (and she largely is)
I have a baby bird and he does all of those except the melting and on that do I have to do feeding times because my breeder said to keep the bowl full at all times and is there anything I can do about his attention span I’ve tried to train him but he won’t pay attention long enough to learn target training
How are baby macaws with nippyness because my 2 baby ring necks are going through a nippy stage is that just the species that's more nippy or all because the next baby we want is a macaw but im worried about all the little stages they have I considered this but I have decided to adopt a macaw with a rough past hopefully my other macaw would get along but she been clipped all her life never even seen another macaw. I still wonder though
1:33 you can tell that the macw watched infinite war
My adult rainbow lorikeet knows when I’m talking baby to him and he rolls over and acts all cute :)
I think my 3 year old cockatiel is secretly a baby bird🤔 he’s definitely as clumsy as Beau! It’s likely because his previous owner had him cage bound and he had to learn flying, walking and experiencing freedom all over again🥺
same :) This is what I was thinking with one of mine, so nice to hear I'm not alone in this. Mine was in a cage a few cms longer than her body for a decade & now has fused wings from not even being able to stretch them, which I think impacts her balance, but mostly she just doesn't have a clue what to do when she can't reach cage walls with her beak at all times, anywhere she is in the cage in the way she could for her whole life up until now. Mine even literally just falls off perches if she tries to grab something from below them & goes splat onto the ground. Kinda funny & cute to watch, but also sad. Mine won't ever be able to fly, but I'm dreaming that one day she might learn to jump :) Meanwhile she does lots of baby noises & motions to try to get attention & when I got her she was super submissive & baby like to everything, but now she's becoming a real bird & learning to assert herself if she doesn't like something, which is awesome :)
Hi can I know how old he is bec. Y macaw is Bareilly 3 months and he is kinda rejecting the syringe so should I start weaning(seasonal feeding system) lol
Pleeeeeasssse do a Pionus video!
Yea soooo…..
In conclution: my adult Illiger Maracana is just a big baby then
Ya so cute when can birdtricks do a live show on Instagram
We go live every month for our Patreon members. Usually one IG and one zoom live.
@@BirdTricks I wish I could meet you in person and ask you questions since you are a expert
When they keep making that sound your macaw is doing throughout the video, does that mean anything? Or they just being a macaw?
I was unable to find the course. Is it being updated?
Our Baby Course will be released to Patreon members this week and to the public on the 19th.
Hi I'm Bo :-)
He sounds like baby hulk
I clicked on this for the baby, was the shirt rips part of the design?
Hello ! :)
My baby Lorikeet does the wing flap 🤣 so funny. What age would you consider them to not be a baby anymore?
How do you combat a nippy baby ? My bird nibbles and eventually latches extremely hard onto on loose/soft skin and can leave marks. He doesn’t let go and gets angry if you try to get him off ( like your taking away his toy )
2:38 that ain’t no baby bird that’s a baby dinosaur
Should I be worried if there's times when my bird just doesn't wanna step up? Like when she's on top my door or on my back she hesitates and try to see if I'll just let it go and let her stay
Where did the course tho, the links not working
Does 13 weeks old count as a baby bird? My pineapple conure is about that old now and I’m wondering if he is still a baby. :)
My 6 month old eclectus is still clumsy. Is that normal? She tries so hard but sometimes she just can't figure it out.
Guys jinxing missing:- need some videos with you and jinxi
My baby inr about 3 months gets aggressive sometimes even with little to no trigger
How can I tackle this situation i don't want him to be aggressive when old
I have a question I am trying to buy a Cockatiel but because of the pandemic, the prices have gone up by a lot. They use to cost 70-75 and now they are 100 or more and I have 4 budgies that I want to sell so I can buy myself a cockatiel but I don't know where to sell them. 2 budgies are Half English and Half American/regular and the other 2 are regular budgies. I hope somebody responds :)
You could rehome them with a rehoming fee of 25 to 35ish dollars on online sites or even post something like lost dog papers but for rehoming them or sell them all for maybe try 300+ dollars for all the birds and the cages and toys.
birds aren't toys! They're not something to buy & then just throw away & replace when you get bored of them! Maybe you can buy a farmville cockatiel or something instead of a real one - cheaper & more suitable for you if you want to just get rid of & replace when you get bored
You need to be able to afford not just the bird, but the flight cage, the monthly toys, the fresh veggies and pellets and vet bills. You shouldn't just rehome your budgies just to get a cockatiel.
Question.... how do u handle all the poo in the house while it roams aroubd the house?
How old is he? He is so adorable 💕💕💕💕
You won't believe it i got 2 glaha cooktoo
My bird thinks she can walk on air!
8:49 My bird does this on the cage bars, is it normal?
Hi:))
My macaws are laying eggs and they are very agresive and they dont want me in their aviary but THEY DON'T WANT TO EAT, IS THAT BEHAVIOR NORMAL?
The very aggressive is normal but I don’t know about not wanting to eat
Did she get herself a Macau!?
I mean macaw
My pareekets bob there head a lot
what age is a bird before its no longer known as a baby
Hi, I was wondering how you get a bird to take medicine but scared that the bird will be Skitterish?