Thanks! I will make a new episode, as I have more footage and I think I must reduce the crickets chirping too loud and add some Senegal voices. Yours, Florin
My senegal lets me handle him anyway i like to, and plays with me like a puppy but he's attacking my mom and dad whenever they try to touch him, plz help
I have a 40 plus year old Senegal, named Simon. He was captured in the wild. I rescued him in the 80s. He loves this video, thank you! Ive been looking for years for Senegal videos
I am sad to report that 2 weeks ago, Simon my friend the Senegal died. He and I had been together for over 40 years. He was never sick a day, until the end. He is missed, so much. He loved this video and I wanted to thank you again for making his poor little soul happy. As I said bnefore he was captured in the wild and especially loved hearing other wild Senegals.❤
The sound of parrots and other birds flying free in the natural world is so sweet and also calming effect to the people watching this video. I hope conservationists do research and try to keep their habitat out of human destruction. So we can see and hear these birds and our next generations also.
Currently, Senegal Parrots are doing OK in the extinction process. However, so many other beautiful creatures are in danger. I worry about gray-cheeked parakeets in Ecuador who are losing their habitat. So sad.
Hilda Wright thanks for the feedback! I hoped that the video would work for other African parrots than Senegals so it’s great to hear that from you. I have some footage and audio recording from Uganda, in forests inhabited by African greys. I should do a video using that material.
I just wanted to thank you for this video! ❤ I’ve played it honestly countless times for my Senegal parrot ‘Tango’. He gets SO excited anytime I turn it on!
Our Senegal is sitting on my shoulder. Was chirping and content. Got upset at me when the ads came on, thought that I turned it off. Now I hear him snoring on my shoulder. 🥰 He must feel relaxed and at home.
I would agree, but you pose a complicated statement. Being that the pet trade has endangered parrots across the globe many breeds would be extinct if not for captive breeding and parrot husbandry. A parrot that was bred in captivity cannot be let out into the wild so what choice do owners have but to try to provide the best environment and living situation for the animal itself? As parrot lovers I’m sure we would rather all parrots be out in the wild, however our ancestors did not allow that so we are stuck in this situation. Of course new laws and penalties for taking parents out of the wild have been implemented it is still a problem in undeveloped parts of the world. Advocacy for wild parrots and protection from poaching, and making the lives of pet parrots the best we can is key; because there’s no way we can put them back. Does that make sense?
@@NovikNikolovic We all know letting a domesticated parrot free into the wild is a death sentence. No one is letting a pet parrot back into the wild, they are stating that they just don’t belong in cages and I would agree but again...we simply cannot let all them free into the wild.
@@NovikNikolovic lol i cannot let my senegal outside , firstly they are expensive, secondly , you get emotionally attached to them , third they won't survive in the wild and will starve to death or get mauled by bigger birds
My Conure parrots, Jazz, the female, and Tweet, get very attentive and love hearing the parrots. They walk back and forth on my shoulders, answering them... they get very vocal! It's time to socialize!
I was looking for this video before I knew it existed. I use to put some cat tv so my Senegal parrot could watch and listen to other birds, even though they’re song birds. But your video is exactly what I was looking for ❤
What a time to be alive. I remember in 2006, when me and my Meyer's had one old recording of the Borneo rainforest from the 1990s, and would listen to it over and over again.
I have two budgies and a conure who enjoy this video! They love to listen and call back to the birds in the audio, and the conure is fascinated by the imagery. I would love to see more of this type of visual enrichment for her!
Jasmin Lyn Richards thanks for your feedback! I’m going to make other videos, time permitting, as I have lots of footage. I’m surprised to hear that budgies and conures enjoy this video. Did you try‘Happy Budgies’?
My two male parrots were screaming back at the speaker and dancing because I played them only the audio. But the female was just starring at the speaker as if is a magic. I love their reactions. Seems they were happy to me.
My senegal male loves this, he is singing and talking away trying to introduce himself. They aren't alone much but definitely will be playing this more often for them.
My Sennie is sitting with me and she seems very interested in what would be a natural habitat for her. I'm enjoying it while she sits on my shoulder contentedly watching this. Thank you for this beautiful video. Amazing how healthy and happy these birds look.
Our birds like it a lot. We have 20 birds. Parrotlets, Senegal, Conure, love bird, budgies, & 2 disabled doves. Gets there attention immediately. Most of them stop, listen, watch. Chat. Kind of funny. They enjoy it though.
Our love bird (who lost Mica (he was 23) her mate one year ago) on Sept 18. She (she is 21) perks up and watches on a tablet beside & outside her cage. She likes it a ton. So thank you for the upload. She & the others just adore the birds you put up. Very joyful to them all. Tweet tweet. :)
I'm happy you liked it, thanks a lot for leaving a feedback message. I also like watching this video and hoping I can go back and see the parrots again.
Hi Jana, thanks for your feedback. That's interesting. Jardines and Senegals are both in the Poicephalus genus and I wonder if that's why your parrot is interested or if the general soundscape in The Gambia is like something she/he is used to hear in Africa.
Dora was fascinated by the sounds but not fussed about watching. Luckily she gets a lot of time outside and is used to being in bushes with a wild garden to look at and (French) birdsong around her.
Absolutely fabulous! I've often wondered how Senegals live their day-to-day lives in the wild. My Senegal didn't seem that interested ... until the video got to about 22 mins. Then he got very excited and watched the rest of the video very intently! Thank you so much for sharing this!
I wrote to you before. Thank you for other videos and this is really interesting to my Senegal parrot. He really hears the birds sounds and responds to them. With out intruding, I suggest sounds or breeding and especially female Senegal parrots. Just a note, I am a community college English teacher and currently have a student from Senegal. We talk about these birds, but two days ago, we had an earthquake. He was very surprised, and confused. We told him this was an earthquake, and he said this was the first time he had ever felt this. Earthquakes are no fun, but first time for everything. Luckily it was nothing. Would love to see the mating ritual of Senegal parrots. Mine everyday is trying to get me to enter his blanket nest he has made. Obviously I can't, but feel so bad he bonds tome as a mate. Wish I could bring him back to Africa and let him mate, but we know that is not possible. Sad.
When I started playing this next to my parrot he just stared at me. My bird is a sennie and I love him. I’m taking him to my dorm room when I get to college because he’s been in his cage for years because of my dog and they don’t get along. I’m even thinking of giving him his own room. So far I have 3 pets. 8 if you count EVERY one of my fish. A German Shepherd, Senegal parrot, and some fish
Thanks for this! Not many ppl with parrots can travel and if they can they either can't or don't film any wildlife vid for this purpose! Thanks for thinking of those that want this but are unable to do this!
Many thanks for leaving your feedback. I also yearn for going back there to see the parrots ad the forest again. It's such a wonderful place! I hope that after this pandemic I can visit The Gambia and spend some time in those lovely tropical forests near the tourist area.
I am fighting the hormones of my 9 yr old female. She recently laid eggs for the first time so I have to limit her snuggly time, which we both hate but it has to be done.
That's great! Thanks for telling me about that. Mine also like it and I made a playlist with this vide repeating many times so it plays for them for a few hours. It works for Coco and Fifi!
I have two male red headed amazons that love the video - they keep saying "YEP YEP" which I take it to be approval, they are both 17 years old and I have had them since 2009 when the family that adopted them gave them to me. They were 4 when I got them
Wow, that's interesting! Amazons are neo-tropical. birds and should respond best to sounds recorded in S and Central America. I hope to record some stuff in Costa Rica, but happy to hear that my African sounds make your birds happy! Thanks for your feedback!
Go to the parrot wizard. He has videos where he can show you how to train tricks for a Senegal and has great toys to keep your Senegal entertained when you go to work. I have a Senegal and he has helped me a lot.
Thanks so much for your feedback! I hope I can make another one using the material I have. It's impossible to go back to The Gambia now, but as soon as possible I am going to visit again.
Thanks a lot for your feedback. I should have done this better - longer video and lower volume on portions with cricket sounds. And maybe more actual parrot calls. I hope to go back and record better sounds when possible.
Many thanks from Kai The Senegal Parrot from CA,LA. He enjoys very mush, so do I :) so wonderful to see Senegals in the natural habitat and so impressed by their nonaggressive behavior one to another. Natural sweethearts 💛💚
I love this video! I play it outside while working it attracts the other birds.😇I' put my phone down with crumbs surrounding it...one day my phone just may fly way🤪
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video! I've often wondered what my Meyers' habitat originally looked like or how she would react to indigenous sounds, but she perked right up when hearing (I played it on my speakers, nice & loud) 8-D PS I wonder if you might have some video of Meyers in the wild?
Thanks! I have seen Meyer's parrots on the last day of my trip to Uganda. You can see them in that video. Sadly, I don't have good audio of that species. Maybe next time when I go there my better gear will help me!
My Illiger Macaw was only slightly interested when she saw other birds. Not in the least interested walking through the forest or scenery. Watching prey birds in the sky only stresses out birds. You had some in the beginning. Thank you.
Many thanks for your feedback, Sabrina. Sorry for missing your message. That's interesting, as Senegal parrots were totally undisturbed by flying kites and vultures in the area. I actually have a photo of the senegals with a black kite in the background. The fact is that these birds don't hunt parrots, they are mostly scavengers. Things are totally different with hawks and falcons. I guess they would trigger a panic in parrots, but they didn't show up while I was filming.
Oh my god!!! This is really amazing. My Lorikeet go crazy if I’m not near her and started to make noise 😖😣😖😣😖 So lucky, I found this video. Just play first time and my Lorikeet stoped making noise. Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼for your video. She love this sound very much 🤗😍🤗
My green cheek conure was enjoying this and chirping. I find these kinds of videos good company for him but it’s hard to find birds that make similar noises than he does
Hi Silvia, thanks for your feedback! I wish I had recordings of all companion parrot species so I could make more videos. But I think that your conure would benefit from listening to videos recorded in S America. try a few and see how your conure reacts. Best wishes!
Thanks for the feedback! My Senegals don't react very strongly to the sounds, but I can tell that they enjoy it as a background - rather than silence of my living room!
Thank you so much for making this video. My Senegal loves it! He's listening and watching the video intently, chirping and calling back in response to it! :)
Thanks, Susan! I'm so happy to hear that your parrot likes this video. I recently made a playlist with this video 20-something times over and let it play on my TV to entertain my two senegals. They have each other but still it's nice having these sounds in the room. Yours, Florin
I'm so happy to hear that your Senegal parrots enjoy this video! Thanks for letting me know. I don't get much feedback on this video, as sennies are far less common than budgies as companions. I hope I can make better videos for parrots. I'm going to record again next week in Africa. Let's hope I can bring back some good images and sounds! Best wishes, Florin
@@DiscoverPARROTS I'm looking forward to new videos, pics and sounds. :) Enjoy your trip to Africa. :) It is on my bucket list to visit this place, where the sennies live. Hopefully someday.. :)
Beautiful video and very relaxing. As for the experiment, my Senegal was content and relaxed as soon as the sounds started. She was grooming herself and imitating the calling sounds. However, as soon as she saw the Senegals on the tv, she was a bit afraid and wanted to get closer to me. She still was speechless and very curious. Bravo 👏
Thanks a lot for leaving your feedback! I'm not very happy with this video and I wish to make a better one. The Uganda trip must be done first though! Yours, Florin
This is great information and Biki is enjoying it too, if head bobbing, clicking, and toe snapping are any indication! I have been trying to learn more about the natural habitat of Poicephalus senegalus, it seems that practical information is sparse? You have filled in many gaps already, keep it up please.
Thanks, Michael! I plan on going back to The Gambia next year to film in more remote areas. It seems that Senegals are the most common species of the three in the country. I'm also keen on recording in quieter places, to get better audio and video for the benefit of our parrots. It all takes time! best wishes, Florin
I love it. My Senegal is listening
Thanks! I will make a new episode, as I have more footage and I think I must reduce the crickets chirping too loud and add some Senegal voices. Yours, Florin
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I am streaming it to a bluetooth speaker near his cage, there is this one bird that makes his eyes go crazy
My senegal lets me handle him anyway i like to, and plays with me like a puppy but he's attacking my mom and dad whenever they try to touch him, plz help
I have a 40 plus year old Senegal, named Simon. He was captured in the wild. I rescued him in the 80s. He loves this video, thank you! Ive been looking for years for Senegal videos
What are the odds of that. My senegal is 42 this year and also called Simon x
@@catherine9007 Wow!
Bless you for taking care of a wild Senegal. Love you forever!
I am sad to report that 2 weeks ago, Simon my friend the Senegal died. He and I had been together for over 40 years. He was never sick a day, until the end. He is missed, so much. He loved this video and I wanted to thank you again for making his poor little soul happy. As I said bnefore he was captured in the wild and especially loved hearing other wild Senegals.❤
My Senegal just got super excited hearing this. He whipped around so fast ❤
I don't have a parrot... But my dog was very excited about the noises.🤣🤣🤣
That's totally new to me. I'm happy for your dog if he has fun!
Nope I think he wanted to eat them
Thats too cute
The sound of parrots and other birds flying free in the natural world is so sweet and also calming effect to the people watching this video. I hope conservationists do research and try to keep their habitat out of human destruction. So we can see and hear these birds and our next generations also.
Currently, Senegal Parrots are doing OK in the extinction process. However, so many other beautiful creatures are in danger. I worry about gray-cheeked parakeets in Ecuador who are losing their habitat. So sad.
Beautiful..... ❤
I love the sounds of birds. When govt save their habitat, birds , animals flourish!
My African Grey enjoys this very much. Thank you for caring.
Hilda Wright thanks for the feedback! I hoped that the video would work for other African parrots than Senegals so it’s great to hear that from you. I have some footage and audio recording from Uganda, in forests inhabited by African greys. I should do a video using that material.
@@DiscoverPARROTS Yes, please!! Thanks
I just wanted to thank you for this video! ❤ I’ve played it honestly countless times for my Senegal parrot ‘Tango’. He gets SO excited anytime I turn it on!
I check this video out every day for my 2 Parrots. Thanks
Our Senegal is sitting on my shoulder. Was chirping and content. Got upset at me when the ads came on, thought that I turned it off. Now I hear him snoring on my shoulder. 🥰 He must feel relaxed and at home.
Does he grind his beak when he is content? Mine does.
I love my Senegal parrot to pieces , this is how every bird should be , they don’t belong in cages
I would agree, but you pose a complicated statement. Being that the pet trade has endangered parrots across the globe many breeds would be extinct if not for captive breeding and parrot husbandry. A parrot that was bred in captivity cannot be let out into the wild so what choice do owners have but to try to provide the best environment and living situation for the animal itself? As parrot lovers I’m sure we would rather all parrots be out in the wild, however our ancestors did not allow that so we are stuck in this situation. Of course new laws and penalties for taking parents out of the wild have been implemented it is still a problem in undeveloped parts of the world. Advocacy for wild parrots and protection from poaching, and making the lives of pet parrots the best we can is key; because there’s no way we can put them back. Does that make sense?
You love your parrot, and that's why you're letting him go?? What if he/she loves you back?
@@NovikNikolovic We all know letting a domesticated parrot free into the wild is a death sentence. No one is letting a pet parrot back into the wild, they are stating that they just don’t belong in cages and I would agree but again...we simply cannot let all them free into the wild.
@@FacesintheStone exactly!! At that point they're family
@@NovikNikolovic lol i cannot let my senegal outside , firstly they are expensive, secondly , you get emotionally attached to them , third they won't survive in the wild and will starve to death or get mauled by bigger birds
My Senegal LOVES this! Happy bird, happy home! Thanks!!!
My Conure parrots, Jazz, the female, and Tweet, get very attentive and love hearing the parrots. They walk back and forth on my shoulders, answering them... they get very vocal! It's time to socialize!
I was looking for this video before I knew it existed.
I use to put some cat tv so my Senegal parrot could watch and listen to other birds, even though they’re song birds. But your video is exactly what I was looking for ❤
My conure LOVES THIS. thank you so much, he is squeaking with them. ahhh it’s so cute
A conure likes this video? Wow, I'm delighted to hear that. Thanks!
Mine too! He stopped what he was doing to listen to this and now beeping along lol. Hes a Cinnamon Conure.
What a time to be alive. I remember in 2006, when me and my Meyer's had one old recording of the Borneo rainforest from the 1990s, and would listen to it over and over again.
This is awesome! My Senegal and my Maximilian love it! ❤
I love these sounds and my Senegal parrot does too!❤
Thanks for letting me know!
I have two budgies and a conure who enjoy this video! They love to listen and call back to the birds in the audio, and the conure is fascinated by the imagery. I would love to see more of this type of visual enrichment for her!
Jasmin Lyn Richards thanks for your feedback! I’m going to make other videos, time permitting, as I have lots of footage. I’m surprised to hear that budgies and conures enjoy this video. Did you try‘Happy Budgies’?
Thank you so much. My little Meyers has been wound up all day and he is finally calming down!
Thanks! I'm happy it works for your Meyers.
Showing this to my brown headed parrot!
My Senegal is jumping on the TV to see his friends 😂❤️❤️
Daniel Sayed that’s a strong reaction, thanks for letting me know!
Thanks for you for such amazing video
Great for parrots!
My Senegal loved watching this video!
My senegal went bonkers listening to this. While he is listening to this, the whole apartment is listening to him.
M Bison that’s fantastic! I’m happy for your Senegal!
My Senegal is superexited! He chats along with the wild ones...😍
Thank you so much for your feedback!
My parrots are very quiet and relaxed when listening. Thank you very much!
Thanks for your feedback!
Same here
Such a beautiful area. The parrots a gorgeous!
Thanks! I already miss The Gambia and wish to go there soon!
My two male parrots were screaming back at the speaker and dancing because I played them only the audio. But the female was just starring at the speaker as if is a magic. I love their reactions. Seems they were happy to me.
Thanks for your feedback! Are your parrots also Senegals?
@@DiscoverPARROTS yeah! They are. Two male and one female.
@@GreatBASHY thanks! Best wishes to all of them! 😊
My senegal male loves this, he is singing and talking away trying to introduce himself. They aren't alone much but definitely will be playing this more often for them.
Using it as white noise for essay writing as well :)
My Green Cheek and Jenday are talking back to them :) Happy Birbs.
Thanks for letting me know!
My senegal loved this!
Thanks for your feedback!
i love this and so dose my bird
Thanks!
My Sennie is sitting with me and she seems very interested in what would be a natural habitat for her. I'm enjoying it while she sits on my shoulder contentedly watching this. Thank you for this beautiful video. Amazing how healthy and happy these birds look.
Thank! I'm happy for your parrot!
Let's pray thier habitat doesn't get destroyed, just like everything else in this world, God bless them!
my senegal is in love with the sound.
Thanks, Rami! I'm so happy to see that people begin to report good results for their parrots. Best wishes to you and to your parrot! Florin
My Senegal loves this video she sits on my shoulder and intently watches and listens
soooooo natural. my Senegalese and Indian ring neck parrots were very happy at the sound. thank you.
Thank you. What a great idea! My Senegal sat quietly for the entire video, mesmerized and visibly happy.
Thanks a lot! I'm happy to hear that your Senegal liked the video. I wish to go back to The Gambia and record even better sounds and video.
We have a Quaker parrot and it absolutely loves this it starts chirping immediately
Our birds like it a lot. We have 20 birds. Parrotlets, Senegal, Conure, love bird, budgies, & 2 disabled doves. Gets there attention immediately. Most of them stop, listen, watch. Chat. Kind of funny. They enjoy it though.
Our love bird (who lost Mica (he was 23) her mate one year ago) on Sept 18. She (she is 21) perks up and watches on a tablet beside & outside her cage. She likes it a ton. So thank you for the upload. She & the others just adore the birds you put up. Very joyful to them all. Tweet tweet. :)
My senegal parrot is so excited abt the sound thanks :D
Train Uil that’s good, thanks for your feedback!
My senegal loves this also
My Sennies both love this. They are both totally chilled and content. 🦜🦜
alwaysoutnumbered awesome, I’m happy for your birds!
My Senegal loves your videos!
It's a wonderful experience seeing Sennies in the wild. Thank you
I'm happy you liked it, thanks a lot for leaving a feedback message. I also like watching this video and hoping I can go back and see the parrots again.
This grabbed my jardine parrot attention, he is apart with the Senegal parrots
Hi Jana, thanks for your feedback. That's interesting. Jardines and Senegals are both in the Poicephalus genus and I wonder if that's why your parrot is interested or if the general soundscape in The Gambia is like something she/he is used to hear in Africa.
My Quaker parrot doesnt look at it only listens...and as the energies of schuman fly high she is a royal nerve bomb..this is calming her down.
Dora was fascinated by the sounds but not fussed about watching. Luckily she gets a lot of time outside and is used to being in bushes with a wild garden to look at and (French) birdsong around her.
My senegal listens the sound carefully and reply back!!
Thanks for letting me know. My Senegal also enjoys these sounds.
Absolutely fabulous! I've often wondered how Senegals live their day-to-day lives in the wild. My Senegal didn't seem that interested ... until the video got to about 22 mins. Then he got very excited and watched the rest of the video very intently! Thank you so much for sharing this!
My cackoteer loves it and reacted immediately to it. So funny...
I wrote to you before. Thank you for other videos and this is really interesting to my Senegal parrot. He really hears the birds sounds and responds to them. With out intruding, I suggest sounds or breeding and especially female Senegal parrots. Just a note, I am a community college English teacher and currently have a student from Senegal. We talk about these birds, but two days ago, we had an earthquake. He was very surprised, and confused. We told him this was an earthquake, and he said this was the first time he had ever felt this. Earthquakes are no fun, but first time for everything. Luckily it was nothing. Would love to see the mating ritual of Senegal parrots. Mine everyday is trying to get me to enter his blanket nest he has made. Obviously I can't, but feel so bad he bonds tome as a mate. Wish I could bring him back to Africa and let him mate, but we know that is not possible. Sad.
All my parents love this video thank you
my 2 african dwarf parrots are going crazy :D singing and flying all over the house :D
My love bird is responding to sounds, happy 😊
When I started playing this next to my parrot he just stared at me. My bird is a sennie and I love him. I’m taking him to my dorm room when I get to college because he’s been in his cage for years because of my dog and they don’t get along. I’m even thinking of giving him his own room. So far I have 3 pets. 8 if you count EVERY one of my fish. A German Shepherd, Senegal parrot, and some fish
Thanks for this! Not many ppl with parrots can travel and if they can they either can't or don't film any wildlife vid for this purpose! Thanks for thinking of those that want this but are unable to do this!
Many thanks for leaving your feedback. I also yearn for going back there to see the parrots ad the forest again. It's such a wonderful place! I hope that after this pandemic I can visit The Gambia and spend some time in those lovely tropical forests near the tourist area.
My sun conure got very happy and very cuddly and comfortable. Laying on her back all fluffed up
I am fighting the hormones of my 9 yr old female. She recently laid eggs for the first time so I have to limit her snuggly time, which we both hate but it has to be done.
My pionus is really enjoy it :) he is making chirping sounds along with the video.
My conure seems happy with your video too!
This makes my Senegal "Sammy" freak out. Its hilarious.
My senegals love the sounds thank you very much
That's great! Thanks for telling me about that. Mine also like it and I made a playlist with this vide repeating many times so it plays for them for a few hours. It works for Coco and Fifi!
I have two male red headed amazons that love the video - they keep saying "YEP YEP" which I take it to be approval, they are both 17 years old and I have had them since 2009 when the family that adopted them gave them to me. They were 4 when I got them
Wow, that's interesting! Amazons are neo-tropical. birds and should respond best to sounds recorded in S and Central America. I hope to record some stuff in Costa Rica, but happy to hear that my African sounds make your birds happy! Thanks for your feedback!
Glad I found your channel, seems like you have information that can make life easier for us who choose to share our lives with a parrot.
sprb video...i waiting fr nxt video..
Thanks for your feedback! I will make Ep.2 soon! Florin
My Senegal loves this video! Eyes pinned and chirping away!!! My GCC doesn’t seem to like it! Screams at it hahah
Thanks for letting me know!
My Senegal couldn’t stay still she was so excited I’ve never seen her like that
Thanks for the feedback! Wow, it seems like this video has struck a chord with her. I'm glad to hear that. Yours, Florin
My Senegal is chirping along. She clearly recognizes the sounds of her species. Now, if I could only get her to play fetch.
Go to the parrot wizard. He has videos where he can show you how to train tricks for a Senegal and has great toys to keep your Senegal entertained when you go to work. I have a Senegal and he has helped me a lot.
Thank you I have been looking for a good African Senegal video. He loves it❤️
Thanks so much for your feedback! I hope I can make another one using the material I have. It's impossible to go back to The Gambia now, but as soon as possible I am going to visit again.
Added to the playlist for my Senegal. Thank you!
wryterzblock I’m so happy to hear that your parrot likes to listen to my video. Thanks for letting me know! Yours, Florin
My senegal really enjoyed.Thank u
Thank a lot!
I watch this for myself, I guess I'm the parrot :)
Thanks! I also like to watch it sometimes. It brings back memories from Africa and helps me plan my next trip there.
I have two Poicephalus meyeri and they really like it!!
Love the video my Senegal was singing like crazy
Thank you so much! My parrots are so excited) we love the video and the sounds of nature.
Thanks a lot for your feedback. I should have done this better - longer video and lower volume on portions with cricket sounds. And maybe more actual parrot calls. I hope to go back and record better sounds when possible.
I have a sun conure or Quaker and budgies along with a love first and they all loved listening to your video
Many thanks from Kai The Senegal Parrot from CA,LA. He enjoys very mush, so do I :) so wonderful to see Senegals in the natural habitat and so impressed by their nonaggressive behavior one to another. Natural sweethearts 💛💚
Thanks, Valentina! It was a pleasure seeing them in the wild. My Senegals (Coco and Fifi) also enjoy hearing these sounds. Greetings to Kai! Florin
I love this video! I play it outside while working it attracts the other birds.😇I' put my phone down with crumbs surrounding it...one day my phone just may fly way🤪
In Africa its so nice!!!i live in South Africa😁😁😁😁😁😁
Hi Rohan, thanks for your comment. Yes, I love Africa and I hope to return there as soon as possible.
Pls visit The Kruger National Park...
Thete are alot of fun activaties and alit of birds. I think you will love it alot!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video!
I've often wondered what my Meyers' habitat originally looked like or how she would react to indigenous sounds, but she perked right up when hearing (I played it on my speakers, nice & loud) 8-D
PS I wonder if you might have some video of Meyers in the wild?
Thanks! I have seen Meyer's parrots on the last day of my trip to Uganda. You can see them in that video. Sadly, I don't have good audio of that species. Maybe next time when I go there my better gear will help me!
My Illiger Macaw was only slightly interested when she saw other birds. Not in the least interested walking through the forest or scenery. Watching prey birds in the sky only stresses out birds. You had some in the beginning. Thank you.
Many thanks for your feedback, Sabrina. Sorry for missing your message. That's interesting, as Senegal parrots were totally undisturbed by flying kites and vultures in the area. I actually have a photo of the senegals with a black kite in the background. The fact is that these birds don't hunt parrots, they are mostly scavengers. Things are totally different with hawks and falcons. I guess they would trigger a panic in parrots, but they didn't show up while I was filming.
Oh my god!!! This is really amazing. My Lorikeet go crazy if I’m not near her and started to make noise 😖😣😖😣😖 So lucky, I found this video. Just play first time and my Lorikeet stoped making noise. Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼for your video. She love this sound very much 🤗😍🤗
My green cheek conure was enjoying this and chirping. I find these kinds of videos good company for him but it’s hard to find birds that make similar noises than he does
Hi Silvia, thanks for your feedback! I wish I had recordings of all companion parrot species so I could make more videos. But I think that your conure would benefit from listening to videos recorded in S America. try a few and see how your conure reacts. Best wishes!
My parrot is fascinated with the sounds
Thanks for the feedback! My Senegals don't react very strongly to the sounds, but I can tell that they enjoy it as a background - rather than silence of my living room!
Greencheeck Canure is happy!
Thank you so much for making this video. My Senegal loves it! He's listening and watching the video intently, chirping and calling back in response to it! :)
Thanks, Susan! I'm so happy to hear that your parrot likes this video. I recently made a playlist with this video 20-something times over and let it play on my TV to entertain my two senegals. They have each other but still it's nice having these sounds in the room. Yours, Florin
My two sennies been watching it and been listening to it. It is so relaxing, even to me. Thank you for this video! :)
I'm so happy to hear that your Senegal parrots enjoy this video! Thanks for letting me know. I don't get much feedback on this video, as sennies are far less common than budgies as companions. I hope I can make better videos for parrots. I'm going to record again next week in Africa. Let's hope I can bring back some good images and sounds! Best wishes, Florin
@@DiscoverPARROTS I'm looking forward to new videos, pics and sounds. :) Enjoy your trip to Africa. :) It is on my bucket list to visit this place, where the sennies live. Hopefully someday.. :)
Beautiful video and very relaxing. As for the experiment, my Senegal was content and relaxed as soon as the sounds started. She was grooming herself and imitating the calling sounds. However, as soon as she saw the Senegals on the tv, she was a bit afraid and wanted to get closer to me. She still was speechless and very curious. Bravo 👏
Thanks a lot for leaving your feedback! I'm not very happy with this video and I wish to make a better one. The Uganda trip must be done first though! Yours, Florin
Love Love this video.......Thank you
Many thanks! I hope to go back there after this pandemic and film more parrots.
My black capped conure started chirping and quacking then proceeded to give me kisses on my lips! I think he enjoys it!
Wow, that's great! Thanks for letting me know.
Good
thank you for posting these my senegal did love it
Many thanks for your feedback!
My parrots get so excited whenever I play this video.
Thanks for your feedback! What kind of parrot do you have? I'm happy it works for them!
@@DiscoverPARROTS connur parrots
@@bindumenon1734 thanks for letting me know!
This is great information and Biki is enjoying it too, if head bobbing, clicking, and toe snapping are any indication! I have been trying to learn more about the natural habitat of Poicephalus senegalus, it seems that practical information is sparse? You have filled in many gaps already, keep it up please.
Thanks, Michael! I plan on going back to The Gambia next year to film in more remote areas. It seems that Senegals are the most common species of the three in the country. I'm also keen on recording in quieter places, to get better audio and video for the benefit of our parrots. It all takes time! best wishes, Florin
My Green Cheeked Parakeet was trying to walk into my phone 😭😂
My Senegal sat on my arm and watched the whole tape, and very interested in the noise.
My Senegal parrot Prime likes it
Thanks for letting me know!
I'm from the banco video :-)