The first lorikeet I ever got was a runner, no tail or flight feathers (they never grew at all), he fell from the nest and I rescued him from a dog, when I was maybe 8 years old? He loved me unconditionally, never *ever* bit me, snuggled with me, played and sang, the works. 100% wild but we just fell in love with each other since day 1. The next one I got was when I was around 16-17, he had also fallen or been kicked from the nest. He couldn't fly and was covered in lice, but I scooped him up and took him home to rehab him. Eventually he learnt to fly but he was super tame from day 1 too, honestly I've never had a bad experience with these guys. They're amazing.
What about the pooping? I knew lorikeets pooped more than other species of parrots but mine is every 10 seconds outside of the cage and I read somewhere you can potty train them I’m trying not to ruin my rugs he’s almost 5 months old hatch date was October 2nd so he’s still very curious
I rescued a musk lorikeet that got attacked by a wattle bird. I'd never raised a lorikeet before but they are intelligent enough to understand that I wasn't a threat. The flock that the bird came from will frequently fly past my house and the lorikeet is beginning to get movement in the wing again but it cannot fly at all. I like your method, it looks effective and makes sense. I just endured the pain and eventually the bird was gentle with me. Can't wait for the lorikeet to recover. They are so messy! It's like a water gun of fruit-sugary-quick dry resin.
Thanks for this vid! Please do more training ones🙏🏼 I’ve just rescued a little rainbow. He’s a delight but I’d love to know how to bring up a well balanced bird. I really want to understand how to get him to the point I can take him outside and he’ll come back!
I have about 30 lorikeets that come around to my unit every day. Morning and night. I feed them a little but don't want them to know that there will be food all the time. They jump into my hands and some I was even able to pat, specially the younger birds. There is a pare that have nested in the tree near my unit and they are very territorial about other birds feeding which scares them off. I don't want one as pets, but love they come around to visit me, even for short periods of time. But when it rains they are here 90% of the time under the roof.
I need to know what people do with the pooping situation I knew lorikeets pooped a lot but mine is every 10 seconds when I have him on me and I’m trying to save my carpets and was told I could potty train him
What do you do if you have an old one that you saved from death and you now basically own her basically the family bird but I’ve been too scared to put my hand in because she is very vicious she can be but also kind of nice it really depends what do I do but she doesn’t mind me but I don’t know if I could put my hand in the cage at all. Like when I come to her cage she’ll come to me start chattering look at me but I’ve never really attempted to put my hand in. We got gifted another one called Jojo she screams a lot more but she will let you touch her and do things she’ll go on people‘s shoulders time to time mainly with just one she can do multiple what do I do with the other one her name is lucky like I’m scared but what do I do to get trust? If I need I can show videos
My 2 1/2 yo lorikeet has been such good boy. We had been playing a lot. All of a sudden, he bites and holds on every time he gets the chance. He goes straight to bite my hands and feet. Not a day goes by I'm without bleeding wounds. I don't know what to do anymore. :(
let the fkker go.. hehe there is no way I'd put up with that.. or wear gloves.. I only feed my one and change the cage with thick gloves on.. if it ever bites me its gone.. out the flamin door
hi... I rescued a rainbow lorikeet from 3 crows that were trying to eat it about 3 weeks ago.. it was still pretty young and not flying too well when I found it. Its got its red beak starting to happen now. It had a darkish beak when I found it.. anyway.. could this bird ever be let free? or will it die if I let it go?
yes, could absolutely have been let free at that point, now it will depend on what's happened to it over the last year. Wildlife rescue organisations are highly experienced with "soft release" of these types of birds, where they are gradually returned to a wild life, with supplemental food & a safe place to return to while they connect with local wild flocks
Anna Lisa I’ve got mine for $40 from a local petshop near me but mostly their about $80 - onwards. There poop is very hard to clean and they make a lot of mess. It’s best to keep them outdoor.
i'd say between $250 - $300 Just for the bird (A chick) then all the rest of the stuff and the cage, i reckon , startup cost to own one of these guys is around $400 - $500 being realistic . but the ongoing cost is fuck all and trust me... YOU WANT TO GET A YOUNG ONE because you could end up paying a lot of money and the bird is just frozen and does nothing. or it hates the shit out of you and insists on biting you, this will drive you nuts. so... Get em young, Get to like you and conditioned to you and you'll have a friend for a good 20-30 years
@@martinkuliza I paid 1,000 dollars for mine I’m in the US and in Illinois whew they’re not easy to find though and got him at 4 months old and hand raised from a hatchling
@@josephhall7317 wow...$1,000 just for the lori in saying that i'm suprised you have them in america so.. my justification for the price increase would be Here in Australia they are native and fucking everywhere but Keep in mind..... going into a pet show it's very common to be able to buy a budgie for like $20 and they are always in stock where as you don't always , in fact VERY RARELY see a lori up for sale so they are common in the wild, but not in pet stores i would imagine they are even more rare in america so i imagine that's why they cost more for us.... $1,000 is like buying Eclectus not a rainbow lori
right when you said its a way of punishing your bird whenever i bites you, i wouldnt do that just becuase its a punish i would do it so it knows not to bite me
I paid 1,000 dollars I’m in the US though I know they’re a lot cheaper in Australia and New Zealand but it all depends on the breeder or pet shop or whoever is selling their bird for whatever reason but the average price in the US for a healthy baby swainsons rainbow lorikeet is between 600 and 1,000 dollars
Can you "KEEP" ?????? Explain "KEEP" do you mean KEEP legally do you mean KEEP as in is it possible to have them in the house and they won't die do you mean KEEP as in , will the wild bird become your friend do you mean KEEP as in.. is it morally correct WHAT DOES "KEEP" MEAN ?
As far as that that’s something only you can fix no one can tell you how to not be scared of your bird I have a lorikeet I recently got and am trying to figure out how to potty train he bites sometimes even though he’s hand raised but even though it hurts I act like it doesn’t and just say no in a stern voice
If you be scared of your bird they will know who you and not take your trust it happens to me and now my bird loves me take a video from the vid and there you go I hope it helps you
It does hurt depending on how hard they decide to bite mine can draw blood but usually he just nibbles and licks in between my fingers out of instinct looking for nectar
@@josephhall7317 They are very sweet even if they do bite sometimes. We only have wild ones around where I live and we sometimes feed them lorikeet specified food or a few seeds. They are very sociable birds but god forbid if they get into a disagreement with each other! The screech drives you mad. 😂
@@tigerdeer wild ones won't bite people. Yup they get into some pretty intense arguments with each other & have a pretty ruthless pecking order at times (well ok, seems to be almost all the time lol) but they're not like brush turkeys or emus that are just straight out dumb, lorikeets are smart, they don't bite the hand that feeds them :) Don't physically grab them obviously or they might bite if they can't escape, but otherwise, if you hand feed or whatever, they're not going to bite a human hand :) I'm a wildlife rescuer, so we do get bitten during rescues at times & they can hurt a bit, probably more than any other Aussie animal, but even in rescue settings where they're hurt & scared, wild ones are still generally smart enough to understand they're being helped & go easy on the biting. & if you must feed the wild ones, fruit is better than seed for lorries, but water is better still, & lorikeets LOVE a bird bath that's just the right depth & warmth & of course native bushes/trees are the best feeding option too, but I'm sure you've already heard all of this a million times :) No bread & honey is the main thing. Try the lori mix dry too if you haven't already done so, then a big dish of water nearby & watch them go nuts in their new bath :)
@@mehere8038 Hey, thank you very much for all the recommendations. It doesn't hurt to be reminded even if you have heard them before. Seeds would be a very rare treat for them but I give them the lorry mix as well as a few grapes and pieces of fresh apple. Never anything else though as you said. They are very smart but could absolutely eat till they can't move, lol, so I limit the food a lot. Just enough for them not to forget me :D
@@tigerdeer sounds like you've got it down pat :)) Grapes & apple are definitely the favourites aren't they! & wild birds don't know where the next meal's coming from & are used to going hungry when it rains & so washes the pollen away, so kinda can't blame them gouging when they've got the chance :) but yeh, they certainly will get themselves VERY fat if they can won't they!!!!!! I had a rescue one with PBFD that I gave to a neighbour instead of euthinasing (like we're meant to if they're not releasable) & it became seriously round lol I gave him a second non-releasable rescue one to keep it company too & same thing, the 2 of them would just sit on the railing when he put them there for fresh air, unable to do anything more than a bit of a waddle cause of their size :(. They only lived a few years because of that which was sad, but they were very happy with the life they had, sitting on the railing & playing together on the floor inside his home & being lifted onto his shoulder to watch tv (they originally climbed up there, but lost that ability to when they got fat, so he'd just pick them up & put them where he knew they wanted to go, same with the kitchen table that they had a rope up to but got too fat to be able to use, so they'd just sit at the rope & give a squark to tell him they were waiting to be lifted up lol, so yeh, I know just how fat they can get if given the chance! Have you tried feeding the lorri mix dry for yours? We always do it wet as standard with wildlife rescue, not really sure why, packet says it can be done as either, but with these pet ones I have now, I actually tried giving them some dry to give them some variety in their diet & found it takes them MUCH longer to eat it dry, so could work well with what you're doing, or may not, I've never tried it with wild ones to know, the ones I have here do make a big mess with it & quite a bit of it ends up on the outside of their beaks & then falling to the bottom of the cage/being scrapped off on the wire & falling to the bottom & they also pick the food dishes up & tip them out MUCH more with it dry, I think cause wet they gobble it down so it's empty before being tipped out, but dry the longer eating time means the tipping comes first, anyway I'm just thinking it could be an interesting experiment to do if you want them to come in for food but not get a huge amount of food :) Might totally fail too I'm not sure, does take them far longer to eat the same amount fed that way though :)
why should that be a suprise ? a Lorikeet called Lori is like a cattle dog that is called blue or a dog called Rover, or a cat called Whiskers LOL You're acting like we are not supposed to believe it and that it's so amazing . Lor is as stock standard of a name that you can get for a Lorikeet
You're a woman, woman always feel that way . My wife tells me that she hates me every day Woman say they are fat when they are thin and Now you're saying that you FEEL that your bird hates you Have you explored the option that maybe YOUR FEELINGS ARE WRONG and the little guy loves you ?
The only wrong thing from this video is that you say no when they bite you because you give the bird a reaction that some want and some dont if he wants the reaction he isnt going to stop biteing
@@josephhall7317 um I think you need to learn the meaning of "cocky" when applied to humans lol asking for advice on alternatives to what is shown in the video when someone says it's wrong is NOT "cocky" lol cocky would be far better applied to you than to me in this setting & there aren't 2 other people in this thread
@@josephhall7317 you're an idiot! I have years of experience with wild bird rehabilitation but I've just inherited 2 pet birds with behavioural issues like biting, so I'm watching videos & reading comments to learn what to do, cause non-abused lorikeets don't bite, so I have no idea how to handle it, since I've never had to before, nor have any wildlife carers I know & the commenter seems to know what they're talking about, so I was hoping he/she would share, so that I could learn. Nothing cocky about that, quite the opposite. You have issues troll!
The first lorikeet I ever got was a runner, no tail or flight feathers (they never grew at all), he fell from the nest and I rescued him from a dog, when I was maybe 8 years old? He loved me unconditionally, never *ever* bit me, snuggled with me, played and sang, the works. 100% wild but we just fell in love with each other since day 1.
The next one I got was when I was around 16-17, he had also fallen or been kicked from the nest. He couldn't fly and was covered in lice, but I scooped him up and took him home to rehab him. Eventually he learnt to fly but he was super tame from day 1 too, honestly I've never had a bad experience with these guys. They're amazing.
What about the pooping? I knew lorikeets pooped more than other species of parrots but mine is every 10 seconds outside of the cage and I read somewhere you can potty train them I’m trying not to ruin my rugs he’s almost 5 months old hatch date was October 2nd so he’s still very curious
Amazing they must sense you 💕 love them
How did you get rid of the lice ?
I rescued mine from my backyard after a big storm, he really weak after his family attacked him😭 he’s really healthy now tho💘
Yassss queen 👸🏻🤙🦜
thank you so much after a couple of weeks my lory is my best friend now
Cool video, rainbow lorikeets are some of my favorite Australian birds, they have such beautiful, vivid colors, especially their eyes.
I rescued a musk lorikeet that got attacked by a wattle bird. I'd never raised a lorikeet before but they are intelligent enough to understand that I wasn't a threat. The flock that the bird came from will frequently fly past my house and the lorikeet is beginning to get movement in the wing again but it cannot fly at all. I like your method, it looks effective and makes sense. I just endured the pain and eventually the bird was gentle with me. Can't wait for the lorikeet to recover. They are so messy! It's like a water gun of fruit-sugary-quick dry resin.
Great tips will definitely trying them out.
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SOO CUTE I WANT A RAINBOW LORIKEET
Great little video, very handy for beginners!
Oh my god you have rainbow lorikeets !? O love those birds there my favorite avians 🥰😍
Thanks for this vid! Please do more training ones🙏🏼 I’ve just rescued a little rainbow. He’s a delight but I’d love to know how to bring up a well balanced bird. I really want to understand how to get him to the point I can take him outside and he’ll come back!
Awesome tips ! Thank u
Thanks for the tips. Very much appreciated.
I have about 30 lorikeets that come around to my unit every day. Morning and night. I feed them a little but don't want them to know that there will be food all the time.
They jump into my hands and some I was even able to pat, specially the younger birds. There is a pare that have nested in the tree near my unit and they are very territorial about other birds feeding which scares them off. I don't want one as pets, but love they come around to visit me, even for short periods of time. But when it rains they are here 90% of the time under the roof.
Good one dude! Enjoyed it!!
Thanks mate good advice 😊👍
Hey hey this smartbird amazing friend
Thanks mate very helpfull
Awesome I'm so glad to have found you
Thanks so much
THIS VIDEO HELPED SOOOO MUCHHH
Great video. I do the same to my wild rainbow lorikeets.
Good advice.
Awww thanks bro.. this helped
Just bought two lorikeets ..not tamed...it's v informative video for me. Goanna try these tricks
Good video mate
nice video :)
Once in primary school year 6 a rainbow lorikeet landed near me and I gave it a pretzel and it went on my shoulder
nice
They are sooo cute. We have got 4 lorikeets. Did you see that I subscribed you a couple of days ago? 😉🌸
I am in love with these birds so beautiful and smart. I live in Florida. Where can I find one?
I need to know what people do with the pooping situation I knew lorikeets pooped a lot but mine is every 10 seconds when I have him on me and I’m trying to save my carpets and was told I could potty train him
Congratulations you have a backyard
I just bought one yesterday from warsan animal market on dubai and got it for a good price it is really cute and I hope he get familiar with me
Hey man, did you ever get into free flying your lorikeets?
I have massive holes in my fingers lol I just got my bird today
How do you train them not to bite if they're not on your hand?
Do you still have birds and could I contact you for better training for my lorikeet I'm an Aussie too
What do you do if you have an old one that you saved from death and you now basically own her basically the family bird but I’ve been too scared to put my hand in because she is very vicious she can be but also kind of nice it really depends what do I do but she doesn’t mind me but I don’t know if I could put my hand in the cage at all. Like when I come to her cage she’ll come to me start chattering look at me but I’ve never really attempted to put my hand in. We got gifted another one called Jojo she screams a lot more but she will let you touch her and do things she’ll go on people‘s shoulders time to time mainly with just one she can do multiple what do I do with the other one her name is lucky like I’m scared but what do I do to get trust? If I need I can show videos
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Aww www I didn't see this video earlier the only thing my lorikeet doesn't do is bite I had him for a year
My 2 1/2 yo lorikeet has been such good boy. We had been playing a lot. All of a sudden, he bites and holds on every time he gets the chance. He goes straight to bite my hands and feet. Not a day goes by I'm without bleeding wounds. I don't know what to do anymore. :(
That happened with mine at that age, after a while he got out of it and was back to normal :)
let the fkker go.. hehe there is no way I'd put up with that.. or wear gloves.. I only feed my one and change the cage with thick gloves on.. if it ever bites me its gone.. out the flamin door
@@pixiepqueen you shouldn’t have a bird at all then because biting just comes along with having a companion bird
Probably too late now, but sounds like your bird is hormonal? Try reduce its hormones and it should calm down.
hi... I rescued a rainbow lorikeet from 3 crows that were trying to eat it about 3 weeks ago.. it was still pretty young and not flying too well when I found it. Its got its red beak starting to happen now. It had a darkish beak when I found it.. anyway.. could this bird ever be let free? or will it die if I let it go?
you cannot let it go I hope you still have her / him?
yes, could absolutely have been let free at that point, now it will depend on what's happened to it over the last year. Wildlife rescue organisations are highly experienced with "soft release" of these types of birds, where they are gradually returned to a wild life, with supplemental food & a safe place to return to while they connect with local wild flocks
@@Elizabeth-vl5lb very bad advice, completely & utterly wrong!
these lovely lorikeets, are they not expensive in Australia? How much $ ?
Anna Lisa I’ve got mine for $40 from a local petshop near me but mostly their about $80 - onwards. There poop is very hard to clean and they make a lot of mess. It’s best to keep them outdoor.
@@carrtnibbler2678$40 at kmart get a high pressure washer make sure the bird aint in there for fun when you clean it XD
i'd say between $250 - $300 Just for the bird (A chick)
then all the rest of the stuff and the cage,
i reckon , startup cost to own one of these guys is around $400 - $500 being realistic .
but the ongoing cost is fuck all
and trust me... YOU WANT TO GET A YOUNG ONE
because you could end up paying a lot of money and the bird is just frozen and does nothing.
or
it hates the shit out of you and insists on biting you, this will drive you nuts.
so... Get em young, Get to like you and conditioned to you and you'll have a friend for a good 20-30 years
@@martinkuliza I paid 1,000 dollars for mine I’m in the US and in Illinois whew they’re not easy to find though and got him at 4 months old and hand raised from a hatchling
@@josephhall7317
wow...$1,000 just for the lori
in saying that i'm suprised you have them in america
so.. my justification for the price increase would be
Here in Australia they are native and fucking everywhere
but Keep in mind.....
going into a pet show it's very common to be able to buy a budgie for like $20 and they are always in stock
where as you don't always , in fact VERY RARELY see a lori up for sale
so they are common in the wild, but not in pet stores
i would imagine they are even more rare in america
so i imagine that's why they cost more
for us.... $1,000 is like buying Eclectus not a rainbow lori
Instead of my hand, they fly on my head.
What do you do if the lorikeets keep walking away when your trying to feed it?
run after it, ......Hunt it down, and kill it :P
change food :)
Anyone else trying to tame wild lorikeets? They always come to my window for food and water :)
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right when you said its a way of punishing your bird whenever i bites you, i wouldnt do that just becuase its a punish i would do it so it knows not to bite me
How much were they
I paid 1,000 dollars I’m in the US though I know they’re a lot cheaper in Australia and New Zealand but it all depends on the breeder or pet shop or whoever is selling their bird for whatever reason but the average price in the US for a healthy baby swainsons rainbow lorikeet is between 600 and 1,000 dollars
can you keep a wild lorikeet as a pet
Can you "KEEP" ??????
Explain "KEEP"
do you mean KEEP legally
do you mean KEEP as in is it possible to have them in the house and they won't die
do you mean KEEP as in , will the wild bird become your friend
do you mean KEEP as in.. is it morally correct
WHAT DOES "KEEP" MEAN ?
no, it's illegal
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I’m scared of my bird help please
As far as that that’s something only you can fix no one can tell you how to not be scared of your bird I have a lorikeet I recently got and am trying to figure out how to potty train he bites sometimes even though he’s hand raised but even though it hurts I act like it doesn’t and just say no in a stern voice
If you be scared of your bird they will know who you and not take your trust it happens to me and now my bird loves me take a video from the vid and there you go I hope it helps you
He still bites you though. Does it hurt?
It does hurt depending on how hard they decide to bite mine can draw blood but usually he just nibbles and licks in between my fingers out of instinct looking for nectar
@@josephhall7317 They are very sweet even if they do bite sometimes. We only have wild ones around where I live and we sometimes feed them lorikeet specified food or a few seeds. They are very sociable birds but god forbid if they get into a disagreement with each other! The screech drives you mad. 😂
@@tigerdeer wild ones won't bite people. Yup they get into some pretty intense arguments with each other & have a pretty ruthless pecking order at times (well ok, seems to be almost all the time lol) but they're not like brush turkeys or emus that are just straight out dumb, lorikeets are smart, they don't bite the hand that feeds them :)
Don't physically grab them obviously or they might bite if they can't escape, but otherwise, if you hand feed or whatever, they're not going to bite a human hand :) I'm a wildlife rescuer, so we do get bitten during rescues at times & they can hurt a bit, probably more than any other Aussie animal, but even in rescue settings where they're hurt & scared, wild ones are still generally smart enough to understand they're being helped & go easy on the biting.
& if you must feed the wild ones, fruit is better than seed for lorries, but water is better still, & lorikeets LOVE a bird bath that's just the right depth & warmth & of course native bushes/trees are the best feeding option too, but I'm sure you've already heard all of this a million times :) No bread & honey is the main thing.
Try the lori mix dry too if you haven't already done so, then a big dish of water nearby & watch them go nuts in their new bath :)
@@mehere8038 Hey, thank you very much for all the recommendations. It doesn't hurt to be reminded even if you have heard them before. Seeds would be a very rare treat for them but I give them the lorry mix as well as a few grapes and pieces of fresh apple. Never anything else though as you said. They are very smart but could absolutely eat till they can't move, lol, so I limit the food a lot. Just enough for them not to forget me :D
@@tigerdeer sounds like you've got it down pat :)) Grapes & apple are definitely the favourites aren't they!
& wild birds don't know where the next meal's coming from & are used to going hungry when it rains & so washes the pollen away, so kinda can't blame them gouging when they've got the chance :) but yeh, they certainly will get themselves VERY fat if they can won't they!!!!!! I had a rescue one with PBFD that I gave to a neighbour instead of euthinasing (like we're meant to if they're not releasable) & it became seriously round lol I gave him a second non-releasable rescue one to keep it company too & same thing, the 2 of them would just sit on the railing when he put them there for fresh air, unable to do anything more than a bit of a waddle cause of their size :(. They only lived a few years because of that which was sad, but they were very happy with the life they had, sitting on the railing & playing together on the floor inside his home & being lifted onto his shoulder to watch tv (they originally climbed up there, but lost that ability to when they got fat, so he'd just pick them up & put them where he knew they wanted to go, same with the kitchen table that they had a rope up to but got too fat to be able to use, so they'd just sit at the rope & give a squark to tell him they were waiting to be lifted up lol, so yeh, I know just how fat they can get if given the chance!
Have you tried feeding the lorri mix dry for yours? We always do it wet as standard with wildlife rescue, not really sure why, packet says it can be done as either, but with these pet ones I have now, I actually tried giving them some dry to give them some variety in their diet & found it takes them MUCH longer to eat it dry, so could work well with what you're doing, or may not, I've never tried it with wild ones to know, the ones I have here do make a big mess with it & quite a bit of it ends up on the outside of their beaks & then falling to the bottom of the cage/being scrapped off on the wire & falling to the bottom & they also pick the food dishes up & tip them out MUCH more with it dry, I think cause wet they gobble it down so it's empty before being tipped out, but dry the longer eating time means the tipping comes first, anyway I'm just thinking it could be an interesting experiment to do if you want them to come in for food but not get a huge amount of food :) Might totally fail too I'm not sure, does take them far longer to eat the same amount fed that way though :)
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My lorikeet is legit called lori
why should that be a suprise ?
a Lorikeet called Lori is like a cattle dog that is called blue
or a dog called Rover, or a cat called Whiskers
LOL
You're acting like we are not supposed to believe it and that it's so amazing .
Lor is as stock standard of a name that you can get for a Lorikeet
I have one his name is max
i feel like my birdy hates me :(
You're a woman, woman always feel that way .
My wife tells me that she hates me every day
Woman say they are fat when they are thin
and Now you're saying that you FEEL that your bird hates you
Have you explored the option that maybe YOUR FEELINGS ARE WRONG and the little guy loves you ?
@@martinkuliza kinda rough 😂 but very true
@@josephhall7317
i'll pay that comment
@@martinkuliza 100% true, can confirm
@@josephhall7317 some women like it rough
LMFAO
The only wrong thing from this video is that you say no when they bite you because you give the bird a reaction that some want and some dont if he wants the reaction he isnt going to stop biteing
hmm ok, so what would you do instead?
@@mehere8038 you and two other people on this thread really need to learn some social skills ignorant and cocky as hell
@@josephhall7317 um I think you need to learn the meaning of "cocky" when applied to humans lol asking for advice on alternatives to what is shown in the video when someone says it's wrong is NOT "cocky" lol cocky would be far better applied to you than to me in this setting & there aren't 2 other people in this thread
@@mehere8038 something a cocky smart mouthed ass person would say but like I said the thread I meant the small amount of comments in general
@@josephhall7317 you're an idiot!
I have years of experience with wild bird rehabilitation but I've just inherited 2 pet birds with behavioural issues like biting, so I'm watching videos & reading comments to learn what to do, cause non-abused lorikeets don't bite, so I have no idea how to handle it, since I've never had to before, nor have any wildlife carers I know & the commenter seems to know what they're talking about, so I was hoping he/she would share, so that I could learn. Nothing cocky about that, quite the opposite. You have issues troll!