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Anthropomorphism & How We Treat Our Parrots | An Interview With Dr Jason Crean And BirdNerdSophie
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Hey cockatiel & conure lovers!
In today's video I welcome Dr Jason Crean back to the channel along with Sophie (BirdNerdSophie) to discuss an important issue relating to how we interact with and look after our parrots: Anthropomorphism.
Anthropomorphism can be a big barrier when it comes to understanding our parrots and their behaviour. It's something we all do at times and it's so important to recognise and realise it.
The video is divided into various subtopics such as diet, behaviour, cages, out of cage time etc.
Remember, this video is about how we act towards and our parrots and work to understand them. We are in no way saying that parrots do not have feelings. It's more that they have their own set of feelings and emotional reactions based on how they have evolved.
Chaptering:
00:00 Introductions
02:36 Diet
14:04 Cage Set Up
24:28 Behaviour
35:00 Training
44:40 Day to Day
52:00 Positive Applications?
Any comments or questions please do drop them in the comments box!
Interview playlist:
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37:50 - fasten your seat beat for the turbulence of David writing a note off camera 😂
Listen!
Chaptering is now in place for this video!
You guys are so smart, and funny.You have helped so much!🐦🐦🐾. My kid moved in with me, I had a cat...now, pit bulls & parrots, & 1 cat, and 1 son in law, we're doin great, thanx agsin.🐈🐕.
Hey Bonnie,
Glad the videos are helpful and thank you!
Thank you, really great conversation
Our pleasure!
Great topic. Thank you
My pleasure!
Really enjoyed this discussion!
Me too!
Very informative thank you!
Glad it was helpful! I have a few other interviews on the channel. We have another coming up as well!
I enjoy talking to my Conure like " I'm coming , making food for you..ok, ok." When I leave every morning, I tell him "I'll be back soon." I make a pouch to carry him around, like washing my face n putting on my make up. He's used to me and my facial masks..lol.. as he goes to sleep. It's a marvelous time we have together.
It can be so amazing the fun we have with our conures. They are such charming little monsters. I often talk to all of our parrots. They may not understand what I mean, but they seem to enjoy the vocalisation.
This is awesome thanks guys 🙂
No problem 😊
Somewhat related. When I leave the house, I always tell Sky I love her and I'll be back shortly. I know she doesn't understand. I do it for myself more than anything else. All pet owners do the same thing.
I do it all the time too! Even before bed 😂
I think we do it for ourselves for sure. Nothing wrong with that! It's like I always say goodnight to them all individually lol
Great discussion on something I haven’t seen talked about much.
Thanks Barbara! We felt it was a topic worth covering in detail!
Such a great discussion! It’s a interesting subject. I really try to learn my parrots natural behaviours through constant research and learning from awesome people like all of you, so that I can have the privilege of watching and interacting with them as parrots, I don’t always get it right but I love learning to try.
That's what's so important! Always striving to learn and improve. We are exactly the same!
Also you're capable of contributing to all of this just by observing your flock and learning by interacting with them. I first encountered conures and lorikeets well... (a long while ago now lets not go there lol) and I learned lots then. BUT I've learned so much more now having them at home and rehabilitating them as rescues.
Excellent discussion and usable points of discussion
Thanks Lisa! I think I'll end up watching it back myself as I really enjoyed discussing the topic!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great discussion. Speaking of anthropormism - I don’t know the word for the human equivalent (furry? Lol) of trying to identify with birds too much, but I once actually took a bite of millet to try to find out why the birds went so crazy for it. Turns out it’s not delicious for humans 😂 which really speaks to the difference in animals (especially birds) and humans and how we can’t assume that we are the same.
Edit: I’m aware that there are recipes for millet for humans, and cultures that have it as a staple in their diet, and I’m sure it’s delish. But I’m not going to freak out for it as if it’s a hot fudge sundae
This is a top comment if I ever saw one lol
I've tried some of their dried bits myself on occasion too, especially the fruits and veggies for fun! Not millet though! Can imagine it'd be a bit gross!
I also prefer the fudge sundae! (The birds have a much healthier diet than us lol)
OOF the ads are so frequent in this video it was hard to make it all the way through. I shall persist!
Hope it was useful regardless!
@@TheParrotTeacher ABSOLUTELY! As always😁
Really great discussion also on meal worms can they be dehydrated meal worms or do they have to be alive I was never quite sure which is the best.
Hey Lori,
Generally dehydrated isn't the best when it comes to meal worms. You end up with just dried husk which may be fun to crunch has no nutritional value. I know you can get freeze dried ones in the US though!
Good morning my friend
Thanks for stopping by!
I have a trapeze in my cockatiel cage. It’s 4 plastic chains connected to the corners of a sea grass mat. He sleeps on it every night. He’s a male and is very hormonal with all of his toys. Holding on to the toy with his left foot and rubbing on the perch etc. The trapeze is all open but he is snug in it.
He is not biting or aggressive.,
Is the trapeze making him extra hormonal??? Should I take it out at night?? Thank you for ur advice.
Hey Maria,
It is possible it is contributing. The fact it's open is better than the cozy huts, but if it's enclosed in any way even just corners it could be an issue. I'd trial removing it and see if you notice any improvement.
Generally it's always best that our parrots sleep on a high up branch/perch as it's the most natural way for them.
It could also be worth looking at if any other things are contributing to his hormones!
@@TheParrotTeacher
Thank you David, I will take it out for bedtime and see!🦜
Hi just wanna find out...I have bought a new pineapple conure and she is so silent.I don't know when will they make noise or speak something... Is there any way to make them happy to hear their sounds or talk!?
Hey Demon,
it's unusual for a conure to be totally silent. Have you literally just got them? If so they may be nervous/settling in.
I have lots of videos on conures and how to look after them!
@@TheParrotTeacher Yea she's silent but active too.... And by the way thanks for ur response
@@demonruinsyt7115 If she's active, eating, drinking etc normally then I wouldn't say it's a problem.
Just keep an eye on her and also work in bonding/training with her!
@@TheParrotTeacher Yea sure and thanks a lot for the suggestion
Lots of fat parrots knocking around due to humanising our birds and misunderstanding that when you get one from a baby it relys on you to teach it what is good to eat.
It's true that obesity in parrots is quite high. Hopefully the more education out there about it the more it'll reduce!
I've really reduced the amount of food I leave in the cage, during in the day its chop and bokchoy forging. This video has really helped. Thank you so much for sharing ❤
@@H1GH.FL1Y3R glad it was useful!
Hi. Very helpful video tnQ
My male cockatiel is jealous to female cockatiel. Female is 8months and male is 5.they aren't not fighting. He chase her around with his heart shape wings. Why? They were good friends. Why he's doing this
Hey there,
So your male isn't actually jealous of your female. The behaviour you're describing there is displaying! He's basically showing off to her. This may become mating or hormonal in the future, so it's worth keeping an eye on.
But, right now he's just being a pest and wanting to be near her/impress her!
@@TheParrotTeacher tnQ I was worried he's going to harm her
@@mariyant3607 They may end up scrapping if he annoys her. Providing it's just "mawing" or beak bashing it's fine. Anything else and break it up.
@@TheParrotTeacher running after her is okay? Kinda wanna bite but never did just chasing around
@@mariyant3607 Yup, pretty normal!
Males tend to chase females or even other males if they are in "boss man mode"