INDIAN RINGNECK PARROT body language | meanings (part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- This video is all about parrot body language and the meanings of them.
Recently I’ve had some questions from bird owners about behaviours or why their bird is doing what they are doing?
So I have put together some parrot behaviours and body language that will hopefully help you understand your bird better. Understanding why your bird does what they do can come in handy for many things like building a better bond and being able to be aware of health issues ahead of time before it becomes to late. Simply paying attention to your birds behaviour daily will help you with this.
INDIAN RINGNECK PARROT BODY LANGUAGE (part 2) 👉 • INDIAN RINGNECK PARROT...
Indian ringneck parrot sounds and meanings
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I've only let my Indian ring neck out once inside the house because I had to put 2 toys inside the cage and let him or her out to walk around but I've had the bird since I've got the bird as a baby but I've been told it's a boy because of the black line around it's neck but is that true
@@crystalwaterhouse5680 is there a reason you are not taking out your bird from the cage? Your bird needs to come out of the cage daily and should never be locked in a cage all the time. This is not healthy for your bird at all, this can lead to many health and mental issues long term.
Kiwi and Nancy
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First time I saw my parrot clearing his crop, I was legitimately terrified. I was like "Are you choking? Do you need water? Do you have hiccups? DO NOT WALK TOWARDS THE LIGHT"
It can be so scary when you see it for the first time, I thought the same thing lol.
Ricco is an excellent model! He’s so adorable! I knew these things from other bird videos, but it’s great to see the most beautiful Ricco in the world demonstrating them!
Aww thank you, glad you enjoyed 😊
We got our ringneck last July, when he was just 3 months old.
At first he would just sit in the corner of his cage, terrified, and would totally freak out whenever we cleaned him out or changed his food/water. It took about 2 months of _very_ gentle movements and patience but now he loves nothing more than being around his humans; he loves to sit on my shoulder while I'm pottering around the house, we share food, and he even sleeps on my hand sometimes (although I'm not yet permitted to give scritches).
They are such wonderful companions and it makes my heart sing whenever he picks up a new word/sound 🐦❤
Aww that’s amazing. Thank you for sharing this beautiful story 🥰
Yeah that's how my Indian ring neck is and plus during the day the blue Indian ring neck sleep when on hot and cold weather's
No wonder, Patience, being attentive and good Manners..makes Ricco the most Desirable Parrot..! Ricco is the Best..🦜😍😍!!! Also, I am surprised amd learnt 3-4 things about their body language!! Thank you so much 🙏 Ricco Mom for this beautiful Video!! Thank you again!!!!
God bless you.,🙏🙏🙏🦜🦜🙏🙏
Thank you so much for the positive feedback, I really appreciate it. So glad you enjoyed the video 🥰❤️🥰
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn ❤️🥰🤗🦜🦜
My ringneck parrot is 1 year older than me
I'm now 19 and he is 20
We both played toys together in our childhood
He's like my big bro..😄
Aww that’s so amazing 🥰
Rocco is the perfect model! Especially floofing and napping!
Ha ha thank you 🥰
Heyyy my green puffy ball..😘
Hello 👋 ❤️
Thank you very much Julia for making this Video😊It’s so important for ppl to know normal behavior or if it’s a sign something wrong & your bird needs to see an Aviary Vet. Birds can hide there sicknesses very Well & ppl don’t recognize the signs of behavior when theirs something wrong or when there sick. Ive seen all of my birds do plenty of these Healthy actions on a daily basis Thank Goodness🙏😍You are such a Wonderful Caring Bird Momma for Ricco🥰Thank you again for sharing this important information with us, Have a Fabulous Fun Safe day w/Sweet Cutie Patootie Ricco….Enjoy! Love you both💞🦜🙌🙋♀️💞🥰😄
Aww thank you so much, I really appreciate this 🥰. I think I’m always extra paranoid when it comes to Ricco not behaving right, but I guess it’s better to be safe. They definitely can go down hill quickly and do try to hide any kind of illness, that’s why it’s so important to understand them.
Thank you again for all your support and kind words. Have a great day 😊
I loved, and needed this, so much!! We just got two ringnecks yesterday and I’ve already noticed some of the behaviors you covered in this video but didn’t know what they all meant! I feel much more at ease knowing now and knowing that they’re content. I’m definitely going to have to set a play space up on top of their cage! I can’t yet tell if they’re male or female yet, as they’re only 3 months or so, but Shakespeare and Blue are definitely curious and do really well with being handled. I’ve noticed Shakespeare won’t yet let me give him little rubs on his head or neck like Blue but he will now let me rub the front a little when I couldn’t do that yesterday so progress! They’re still quiet, except for their little spats (which have decreased since yesterday too, really since we got them home) but Blue started singing a little note or two and it’s so pretty! Lol. Thank you so much for these videos and you certainly have a new subscriber!
Aww congratulations on your new ringneck parrots, that’s so exciting.
I love the names you picked for them, it will fit them regardless if they are males or females. They grow up so quickly so enjoy all the moments you can with them, I wish I could rewind time with my Ricco lol. I’m glad you found this video helpful, hopefully some of the other videos will help you out as well. Thank you for subscribing 💕
This is so interesting. I really enjoy watching the educational videos you make. It makes me understand parrots so much better and really appreciate what it takes to have one. Great job Ricco and mom 👍💚
Aww thank you, I really appreciate it 😊
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Great visual examples- thank you!
Oh wow I learned some things! I never knew these things much but now that explains so many things my bird does! Thank you Ricco and Ricco mom! You are so cute Ricco
Aww so glad this video was useful to you. I’m happy you enjoyed it 😊
Thankyou for this! I just picked up my Kiwi today and wanted to make sure he was comfortable. He is my second IRN but i wanted to refresh on what to pay attention to. THANK!!
Your welcome. Congratulations on your new member of the flock. Kiwi is such a cute name. I’m always here if you need any advice, I’ll do my best to help out. 😊
Ricco as always what a beautiful demonstration
Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching 😊
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Your welcome & I remember BJ my budgie doing some of these as well.
@@kathrynnorman2253 Aww I really miss having a budgie, they have such big personality in such a small body.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn I miss having a budgie as well for the same reason as you :)
More great observations!
"Wow"! "I didn't know all about those things"!.
Hope you enjoyed the video 😊
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Yes I did thank you 💓💙
Aww I love beak grinding. It took me1 year for Ricco to fully trust me. Hopefully Zeus will come around eventually 😊
You do such a wonderful job the telling everyone things to know if getting or having a bird ! 😍 Ricco sure is in good health.. so Nice to do this 💖 👏😍 Wow ! Ricco boy you'll be fine with Mom's knowledge, love preening the feathers ✨
Aww thank you . Glad to hear you enjoyed the video 😊❤️
Great Advice, I've had Quakers, Cockatiels and parakeets most of my life an I had to learn on my own, as I found little information until I got a subscription to bird talk magazine. The information here is invaluable.
Thank you
My parrot always wants to sleep on my shoulder and my lap 😂. She's a cutie ❤ just like Ricco
Aww that’s adorable, she loves and trusts you ❤️
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Yess and I love her so much ❤️🥺
Hi Ricco !! I recieved my coffee mug with your presh face on it & I'm so happy with it! Now I can see that sweet face every morning ❤🥰
Aww really, Ricco and I are so happy you like it. Thank you for all the support and love ❤️
Thanks a lot Julia for sharing the actions done by parrots, few body movements you showed i have often seen my parrots doing the same. now i know much more about parrots . Thank you💓 and love u 💓
Its my pleasure.
I’m sure you know all of them, but hopefully it helps new bird owners or those that are still learning. I’ve had birds all my life and I’m still learning lol
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn oh great dear 😄, Julia, when is your Birthday?
@@tammanasvlogs3557 Oh it past, it was in June. But now a days with Covid it seems like everything is just another day. When is yours?
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn yeah, my is coming next week on september. 12th sep
@@tammanasvlogs3557 Oh wow, so exciting. Are you doing anything special?
Your videos are always so well put together. Of course Ricco being the main caracter helps 😍
Thank you. Ricco is always the star in the show lol.
Hi my friend thanks so much for the wonderful video on information on birds.A big like from me.you have a wonderful day with the adorable Ricco.
Thank you. Looking forward to seeing Angel again ❤️
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn hi thanks so much.I enjoy watching your videos you should have at least 5 million subscribers you are such a wonderful bird parent.Over by me looks like rain today in new York.have a wonderful day with the most adorable bird Ricco
@@angelslife416 Aww thank you, so are you. It’s actually a beautiful day here in Canada. The heat has finally calmed down and we have some great weather for the next couple of days.
Hopefully it will be a nice day for you tomorrow.
Hey thanks for sharing this!
Thank you...❤
I absolutely adore watching your educational videos with our gorgeous model Ricco!🥰🥰 Such a joy to watch and learn from you.💖💖 Who ever thought I would say those words after graduating from school👩🏫👩🎓👩⚕️...as learning could be tough!🤣🤣
Ha ha glad you enjoyed it 😂. Thank you for watching 😁
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Always my pleasure!🥰🥰 We chat all the time...you know my name but I know your name isn't momma!🤣🤣 I should ask what it is!😉
@@amandaleeborchert3745 ha ha I guess that never crossed my mind lol. I’m Julia 😊
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Hello Julia! Now I don't always have to call you momma!🥰🥰 Have a wonderful rest of the day!😉
@@amandaleeborchert3745 It wouldn’t bother me even if you did lol. Thank you, you as have a great day as well 😊
Thanks 🙏
I like the relaxed way of your detailed record concerning the body language with those perfect picture examples. Watching vids of other ringneck owners, I sometimes have the feeling, they should not "overlove" their pet, know what i mean. Your video can be helpful here.
I´d like to make a similar video about the meaning of all the squeeks and chirps they do. I´m sure there are 10 or more different calls, I learned to interpret. (But I don´t have recorded material) Perhaps you can use this as an idea for your next video.
Thank you for your feedback, I appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed the video.
I actually did a video on Indian ringneck sounds and meanings, it’s in my playlist under Indian ringneck parrot educational videos. I’m still trying to get better at the educational videos. I enjoy doing them to help others, but they are much more time consuming. Thank you for watching.
Thank you I love to watch your videos I have a female ring neck she’s hilarious but I am grateful for your videos it’s helpful to know what to look for in her behaviours
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn I love your videos so much and so helpful
@@susanbarratt6472 Thank you, I appreciate this. Hopefully I will get better in time with making the educational videos.
I had a female rescue as well, she was much older but such a cuddle bug.
Give your little girl kisses from Ricco and I ❤️
@@susanbarratt6472 Aww thank you so much 😊
Great video. Thank you and your little man is just beautiful 🤩
Rico, I love it how your mummy stroking your head🤗
Aww thank you. It took me over 1 year to be able to do this lol. 😁❤️
cute
Cute
When i came close to my male bird he just ignore me and when i sing he get sleepy 😆
Aww that’s adorable 🥰
Thanks a lot
It's good
Awww
Thank you
He is so smaaaaaalllll. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
He is 🥰
He is lol 🥰
Thanks
Ricco 😘❤️
❤️🥰❤️
So cute 🥰
This and part two have been so helpful! Thank you for taking the time to explain and educate us!
Glad you found them helpful.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn my Zeus makes the beak grinding sound and I was wondering what it was. Now I know he’s content. It’s part of his nightly ritual along with his full repertoire of “you wanna go upstairs?” And other bedtime vocalizing. Other body language I was doing well with, tho I still haven’t been able to give him head scritches even though he’s very sweet and social.
I came here because of beak grinding, my neighbours gave me their parrot yesterday for 3 weeks as they r on holiday and i was worried if she is in danger but this made me happy, yesterday she didn't came near me and ran inside the cage but today she was sitting on my shoulder whole day while I was working and slept but in evening she made this sound and also worried about feather preening, i thought she is feeling itchy
This helped a lot, worth suscribing u 🤗💖
Beak grinding is normal and just means she’s happy and relaxing. Preening is also normal, it’s just a daily thing birds do to keep their feathers in good condition.
Thank you, glad you found it helpful.
he's so lovely 😘😘😘
Aww thank you ❤️
this video support for me to Understand my bird and me. Thank a lot
I’m glad you found it helpful.
yup , we learn all that in hard way 8 years ago 😁😁
My 8 weeks about to be 9 did the beak grinding for the first time got me thinking, did I feed him something I shouldn't been? LOL. Turns out, its normal for them to do that. And mine does it daily. Good to know!
I watch this one maybe I learn about my bird
Wonderful video! I just rescued a IRN without tail and clipped wings abandoned in a park, which was not able to fly and kept falling from the tree.
Thank you for caring. Do you think it’s wild or could it be a lost pet?
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn I believe it was an unwanted pet left in the park were other IRN live but at the start of the evening when the other birds leave this one is not following because it is not able to flight. I went to feed it for some weeks but it was a difficult task because the squirrels, the pigeons and other parakeets take its food. Also when it falls from the tree the goose chase it away. It is happy at home eating and getting use to its new environment. It visit its cage for resting and extra food but spent its time up at the robes and hanging structure my husband had made for that beautiful creature we call pollito. Greetings from London
@@medalit830 Aww thank you so much for saving him, he would not have survived much longer without your help 🙏❤️
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A am a future beginner and in love with Ring neck! I will totally commit to learning . Should I start with Ring neck !??
It really depends what you are looking for, they are definitely not for everyone and can be difficult for some.
If you haven’t already you may want to watch my video I did on Expectations of owning a Ringneck parrot VS Reality and what you see on social media. After watching the video I’d also recommend reading all the comments and go on Facebook pages or parrot forums to get other opinions and experiences. If you are willing to put in the work and have no expectations of them, they just might be the right fit for you, but do as much research first beforehand.
Part 2 plz
Sorry for just getting back to you now, must have missed this. I’m working on a part 2 now. It may take me a week or two to finish 😊
Thank you for sharing. Do you still have your female RN? I’ve never seen her.
Ricco is so pretty. First time I see a green/yellow Ringneck.
Aww thank you. He’s called a green pied Indian ringneck parrot. He’s a colour mutation that carries both the green and yellow 😊
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Thanx for the Informations 😁
@@anjachan No problem 😊
Hey… im Peyton im 19 years old a couple days ago I got a ring neck and I’m still learning about them. I have one with me in the kitchen. She’s just sitting on her cage that I got for her for it going on the go when I tried to teach her step up. She bit my finger, but I wasn’t bleeding, I figured I was probably going to fast. Do you think you could give me some tips because I’m still new with ringnecks I’ve only had Conyers and budgies. Please understand I love ringnecks a lot. if you could help me, that would be great but if you’re busy, I understand have a good one.
Congratulations on your new Ringneck parrot. IRN’s are much different in comparison to conures and budgies, but seeing as your not new to birds you will be fine. The most important thing is to not have expectations and keep in mind every bird is different. That being said it is best to take things slow and don’t push her into anything she doesn’t feel comfortable with as you will lose her trust. If you are on Instagram or Facebook DM me and I’ll send you some other links to videos I have done that may help you, or you can find them in my playlist.
Author, I have a female ringneck bird in my apartment and I see that normally when she hears the sound of vacuum machine, she starts getting nervous and tensive and then starts flying around with panic scream.
Have you ever faced the similar case with your bird?
And also it happened that when my sweetie bird saw my spinner she also got nervous and started flying around with panic scream.
Do you find it strange or is it normal? Can you explain me please?
It means she is afraid of it. My Chico was like this with many things. I would need to take him in another room whenever I vacuumed or did things that would make him afraid. It is very common for birds to be afraid of things like these, especially because they are prey birds. Other pets like dogs and cats are also afraid of unfamiliar objects. Some birds actually like the vacuum, my Ricco shows off anytime I vacuum lol, but many are afraid.
I would either take her in another room or put her in her cage for safety. You don’t want her banging into anything if she is panicking. Their natural instinct is to fly to safety and being indoors they could really hurt themselves. My Ricco banged into a window when he heard a noise, he panicked and went straight for the window. Thankfully he was ok but now I always close curtains to be safe. Hope that helps you.
My female ringneck was showing the mating behaviour with my sister. Eg Head bowed, head tipped up, eyes pinning and a small grind/growling sound.
It also looked like she was doing a little strut, almost as if limping. I only noticed her doing this when my sister was nearby, but wasn't sure if it was just when she was walking slowly. Does this sound like something they also do? She was walking, kind of dipping her head as she walked along and around my sister.
It’s difficult to say without actually seeing it. It could be one of two things, either she is claiming territory and is warning your sister or it could be she likes your sister very much. I’m on Instagram if you want to DM me the video so I can help you better 😊
I have to look out for these signs, our birds haven't shown any of them...
We've only had them 3 day's.
Frida tends to be an investigator and Diageo an adventurer.
Thanks aunty for this now I can tame my bord
No problem, I hope it helps. There is a part 2 to this video as well. I also have many other videos in my playlist that may help you.
I have the same bird
How do you keep him so clean
Do you mean Ricco?
Hi I'm having trouble with my birds...I go into their avairy they look all happy to see me but as soon as I try put my hand or a treat near them they fly away
Why is that?
How long have you had your birds for? Also have they always been like this? When you are doing any kind of movement it always needs to be done slowly. Many birds are afraid of hands and need to gain trust before they will trust you or especially your hand.
What is clearing crop
Clearing crop is when they clear the food.
So I got my baby and all she wants is to come out... which she has. Poo everywhere constant baby wipes 😂 she seem very happy keeps making that grinding noise on my curtain rail. African grey doesn't care about her and Visa versa. Although will always be careful as this could be an issue as birds are temperamental. Especially my grey 😂 she came with 0 toys in her tiny cage so any links etc would be appreciated x
Aww congratulations, I’m glad it’s going well so far 🥰. Did you mean toys for both of them ? If so I always recommend natural chew toys and foraging toys. I do have a video up that I’ll send you the link, I’m just not home at the moment. The video is in my playlist. 😁🥰
Hello hope you’re having a good day ! But my ringneck is a female and she’s really aggressive to everyone and when we open her cage she flies out and when we want to her put back in she drops to the ground and starts running like a duck and then we have to wrap her in a towel like a burrito. how can we stop her from being aggressive and stop her from flying on of the cage and also let us pick her up ? Her name is NooNoo and we rescued her she was an adult and we had her from four years back.
Sounds like she is afraid as well. It’s best to work with her slowly to gain her trust. Try to find out what her favourite treats or foods are and only use these to gain her trust when going up to her cage. You need to talk softly and move slowly with whatever you do. Try sitting near her cage and just talk to her softly and show her that you don’t mean any harm and at the same time offer her treats, this will take time and patience. Afterwards when she sees that you are the one with good food use that to get her back in the cage, but you can only give her that treat at bedtime. You can also try searching videos on how to help with a fearful bird. Hope that helps for now.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn thank u this helps soooo much 💚 and how is Ricco doing ?
@@Crystal_2261 Aww we are both great, thank you for asking 🥰
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn no prob 😊
What it is the best way to get them tame and to try get them out of the cage I know it takes a while but do you think
If your bird is very afraid and flapping all over the place when you go near the cage you need to work with him more. I would use treats and food to gain his trust. You can leave it through the bars for now and walk away until he is comfortable enough to come close to you in his cage. Whatever you do don’t make any fast movements, talk softly and sit at the cage level without to much eye contact. Just talk to him every day and be around him in the same room so he sees you mean no harm. Eventually if you want to take him out of the cage you will need to do this in a room that is safe so he doesn’t hurt himself like windows & mirrors. It can be dangerous for them when they get scared, if there is a possibility that he could really injure himself you may need to trim his wings slightly for now. I would only allow someone who knows what they are doing to do this, you can let them grow in after. Hope that helps.
I have a newly brought him Indian ringneck about 2 months old at the pet store was unable to get him out of the cage where he would flip out and start flapping all over the cage brought him home tried to bond with him had him for 2 months now and still he flips out will not step up on the hand and cannot pick him up without him having a spastic attack to the point where I'm afraid he's going to hurt himself what do I do
Aww poor baby, he was probably dramatized from being at the pet store and how he was handled. I always recommend using treats and food to create trust. Here is a video I did, hopefully this will help 👉ruclips.net/video/jZkpu2_1iT4/видео.html
I am having a ringneck since 2 years. And as you shown in 3:25, my parrot also do this before I going to pet him. And you are telling that this is female mating behaviour. Then I was shocked because I thought that my parrot is male. Then what it means? Am I mating with my parrot? 😂
If your bird is doing this she is most likely a female lol. Just means she’s excited and flirting with you, stay away from her body and only pet her head. How old is she? Although this behaviour is normal try to discourage her from doing it if she is doing it all the time, it could cause her to lay eggs if she is hormonal and showing other hormonal behaviours.
Hi we are getting a male IRN baby very soon. We had an African Grey Parrot for 31 years (since she was a baby) sadly she passed from heart disease. She was very nice & never bit. I’ve read IRN can be snippy especially during adolescence, as well as not liking to be touched by humans. Any advice on how to handle these 2 major fi cents I have? Thank you in advance. ❤
So sorry to hear about the loss of your African Grey, after 31 years that must’ve been so difficult.
Every IRN will be different, I just recommend getting them used to things like touches, hands, noises and pretty much introduce them to anything as a baby. I regret not travelling more with Ricco as a baby in a car and have him used to being in other new surroundings and homes for travelling purposes.
Other than that it’s all about learning the behaviour of your bird and understanding what they like or dislike. Although Ricco is a sweetheart he still will bite when over excited and playing or doesn’t want scratches anymore, but I’ve learned to pick up on it ahead of time however sometimes it’s unavoidable. Hope that helps.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn this helps a lot thank you‼️ African Grey parrots are very strong & Rowdy (my girl RIP) only bit me once on accident when she was startled at the vet. It drew blood but it was an accident. It was so difficult when she passed away. She was on her perch, fell off & was flapping her wings at the bottom of her cage. I scooped her up held her & she passed in my arms. I started giving her mouth to mouth. I brought her to the vet we’ve had since she was a baby. He offered to do a free necropsy on her. He said she passed from heart disease I guess it’s the #1 thing birds in captivity pass away from. There are no tests to check for this and she was healthy the night before. Ok thanks for reading & I’ll be sure to keep watching your videos.
@@Karrie732 ❤️❤️
I got my ringneck when she was 5 months old on 16 of march and I have had her for two months and she would make all these kind of noises but wouldn’t talk like she would hum and scream and make this clicking sound and she does this weird thing with her eyes which I don’t know what it means. Her eyes go small and big and when someone she doesn’t like comes her eyes go extra tiny I play with my bird every morning and every day after school but idk why she does that with her eyes can u please explain
If you watch the second part to this video it will explain eye pinning, it’s a way of them expressing themselves. She could be excited, angry, happy, it also means she likes what your are saying and is paying attention to you.
Hello, i was wondering would i be able to use this video as a presentation example video in my assignment?
Im studying teaching and part of that is presenting a mock presentation of teaching people about animal body language (since my main qualification is in animal studies)
I need a video similar to yours to show as part of the presentation. Ill just show the video as part of my powerpoint. So no widespread use or anything.
Can i use yours?
I’m so sorry but that won’t be possible. The female ringneck parrot in this video is not owned by myself and I had permission from her to use the short clip. She doesn’t allow her videos to be used by just anyone.
Sorry about that, all the best in your assignment.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn understood. Ill find another video
I have a tamed ring neck he is 1yrs old and hes always hanging upside down in his cage and cleaning himself up and he always wants to come out but when i do let him out he goes on my coat hanger and just sits there or goes on the side of my beg and just chills or sometimes chills on my shoulder
I purchased my ringneck in a pet shop almost 2 months ago. I was told he was about 3 years old. I do not know if he was owned by somebody else before. For the first 4 weeks he was scared in the cage. Now, he jumps and stays on my shoulder but hates seen my hands. He can stay on my shoulder for a long time but if he sees my hands he tries to fly and gets scared. I cannot touch him and he just make noises. No "word" at all. Any suggestion?
Thank you for rescuing him 😊. Sounds like you have bonded with him pretty quickly and gained his trust in no time. It took me 1 year for Ricco to fully trust me and allow head scratches.
Just work with him slowly and continue doing what you are doing. I would always approach Ricco when he was above me on his stand or where he could see my hand coming. Whenever he would warn me I would stop and say ok and try again later or another time. Treats and foods are a great way to have them trust hands. Just allow him to go at his pace. You can also try stick training. I myself have never done it, but some say it has worked.
Sounds like you are off to a great relationship. I’m sure he will trust you in no time😊
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Thank you very much! He does not like treats too much. I just put the food in different places and he eats it when he wants. 😂 I wanted a pet and thought in adopting a dog, a cat, etc. However, my final decision was adopting a parrot. I think this is the best choice ever. Thank you again for your time and the lovely work you are doing. 😀
@@dr.robertorodriguez9841 You will never have a dull moment with them being around lol. I’ve owned birds my entire life and I’m still learning 🤷♀️😁.
If you ever need any advice or have a question I’ll do my best to help you out.
As far as him being quiet, just give him time as well. Once he is settled in he will start to make more sounds . Just keep talking to him as you would a human, they are very intelligent.
Ricco talking and playing 😁
👉ruclips.net/video/SMClHu-JK6c/видео.html
Very nice and informative video. I was looking for such a video since long. Also pls tell me why does my parrot regurgitate very often sometimes.
@@divakumari397 Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it. I was trying to add regurgitation in as well but unfortunately did not have a video to show with it.
Is your bird doing it when excited to you or a object ? If so it is just a form of affection as they would do to each other. As long as your bird isn’t doing it constantly it is natural. Can you give me a bit more information.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn thank you for your response. It does it to an object. It was very frequent this year in month Feb- March. Now it has reduced.
@@divakumari397 it could’ve been do to hormonal. I’m not sure where you are from but if it’s your spring, summer season this could be the reason. If anything I would remove the item if it happens again. My Ricco gets like this with mirrors and stuffed toys during the spring and summer months 😊
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn ☺️☺️lots of love to ricco🤗
🤣you know my female ringneck is madly in love with my bf/ex presently, and she always and always does this mating sign as soon as she looks at him. She forgets everything, doesn't care if she'll hurt herself or not just to reach him asap when she hears him even from far away. She fly madly banging on whatever's in way towards his or similar to his voice. And she even reacts to every iphone ringing in excitement because my ex have it, she doesn't understand his name, but iphone ringtone as his identity.
Oh my goodness, sounds like she has picked him as her mate lol. 😂
if my bird came from an aviary and was caged with other birds,would it be better for him if I got him a friend?
It’s difficult to say. Not all birds get a long, really depends on the bird. He may have been bonded to a bird but the new bird may not except him. If you do I would highly recommend having them in separate cages to be safe .
Hi! My male IRN is acting too flirty with me, he dances (heart shaped wings), regrutates on my shoulder (he tries on my face but I dont let him) and does little taps with his beak on my head, real mating behaviour and I dont know what to do :( I got him last year and just few months ago he started to bond with me but still wont let me touch him with hands tho he flies to me and stands on me all the time.. I dont want him to get agressive and frustrated but I cant get another bird for him to mate.. what do I do? Please help!❤️
It’s a natural thing to do for them because he has obviously picked you as his mate lol. If you’d rather he stopped so it doesn’t lead to any other issues try distracting him immediately with toys, playing with him or training. Keeping him busy during this time as well. Is it spring or is he just being hormonal because of his age? Can you give me more information on how old he is and any other information as well.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn thank you so much! He is around 4 years old. I’m his second home. He was not tamed and I believe not really connected with his previous owner. So I was very happy when he started coming to me and dancing, giving kisses and being really sweet but I read some articles and it seems its not good for him :(
@@lea6388 Aww he definitely feels comfortable with you and bonded to you. It could simply be he’s happy in his new home or it could be from hormones due to spring, some birds become hormonal twice a year as well. Ricco is being somewhat hormonal now and it is winter here. The best thing you can do is try to discourage him and distract him. If you see it’s becoming a issue where he is looking for dark spaces and behaviours of wanting to mate try to cut down in sunlight and rich foods. I think he’s just happy with you but it could get worse if you don’t control it. Introduce him to new toys like chew toys etc to keep him busy. Hope it helps. Good luck 😊
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn thank you so much! It's winter here too, and I'm so glad he's happy but this recent behaviour is mating behavouir for sure. I'll do my best to distract him with toys and games! Thank you again for your anwers and your time! Kisses to you and Rico!
@@lea6388 aww thank you for all the love ❤️
He will change , it’s Judy hormonal lol. Keep me posted 😊
3:24 hello! i've noticed that the ring neck that i've been bird sitting has been doing this, and it's only when i go up to him and talk to him like a baby, but they insist it's a male ring neck, "he" is only about 8 months old, is this also common in young males or is this only specific to female ring necks?
Do you have a video of the bird? It’s difficult to say without seeing it. Some people mistaken some behaviours with others, some females have been known to do similar behaviours as the males but I have yet to see the males do the females mating behaviour.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirnif you have an instagram i could dm you a video of him doing it, i'm just really confused because out of all of the people in the house i seem to be the only one he does it to, and he'll yell until he has my attention and goes right back to it😅
@@Riccothegreenpiedirnwould you have an instagram that i could show you the behavior on? i'm not to comfortable posting someone else's bird on my youtube😅
i've tried replying but for some reason youtube keeps taking it down, i do have a video i just don't feel comfortable posting it on my youtube because it's someone else's bird yk? if there's another way i could show you be my guest im open to ideas
I am on instagram also
Hi I would like to know. If I have a ringneck and she's alone ,is it good to play video's for her of other ringnecks talking?
Of course it is, but it’s always best to talk to her yourself so she picks up on what you want her to learn . But yes you can definitely show her other birds if she enjoys it, just make sure you spend time with her as well 🥰
Thank you so much ,yes we do spend a lot of time with her and we do talk a lot with her,she love the video's and she talks back to the birds on my phone
@@jolenekatleendelport6808 aww she sounds adorable 🥰
I have a parrot named Niko!
Niko Ricco!
Aww I love that name 😊
my ringneck does a little bow and a "huh" when I come in. his cage is always open, so just wondering what is with that, he will do it on a morning, and if I have been away for a hour or longer.
Sounds like he’s just happy to see you and excited. Is it kind of like with the heart shaped wings?
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn yeah, he opens his wings and bows, always 3 times. never more and never less. though he doesn't always do the "huh" sound.
@@GhostWriter_MusicDefinitely a indication he’s happy to see you 😊
My Indian ring neck male is 12 weeks old. He often lands on my head and hates me taking him off. He growls/ bites. Lately he has been randomly lunging and biting my face (lips) quite painfully. It’s quite upsetting. Do you have any advice or tips to stop this behaviour? Should I give in and let him stay on my head?
I’m surprised that he is displaying such an aggressive behaviour at this age.
I’d definitely not allow him on your head or shoulders for that matter for now. Have you showed him that you are fearful of him when he does bite?
As difficult as it may be it’s important not to show any reaction to his bites or bad behaviour, it will just in courage him to act like this more and it will get more difficult as he matures.
Simply put him down and walk away to give him a time out. Diet and lack of sleep can also contribute to certain behaviours.
I have a blue Indian ring neck and when I go right up to the cage to change water and food well the bird goes in the back of the corner of cage so what does that mean
How long have you had him for? Can you give me more information like do you let him out and how old is he? You can DM me on Instagram if you like so I can help you out.
I got a ringneck but I'm scared to take it out of the cage because its quite agressive but i have a feeling his attidude will get better if i let him leave his cage, i just dont know how to make him come out without feeling scared
It does take time to build trust. Have you tried gaining his trust while he’s in the cage with treats? Also if you do decide to let him out you want to have him in a safe contained room with all mirrors, widows covered incase he panics. Also look around the room and be sure it is safe, maybe provide him something to land on as well besides his cage. Here is a video I did, hopefully it will help you a bit 👉 ruclips.net/video/jZkpu2_1iT4/видео.htmlsi=GnKKik9d3irU-Ep7
I can't imagine if they have separation anxiety 😳
How many months ring neck birds starting to talks ? Ihave a white ringneck and next month we goat 3 months
Every bird is different so it all depends on any things, how old is your bird?
Our parrots tongue is constantly going up and down, up and down inside its beak.. we provided food and water etc. But don't knlw wh ris causing it to act this way. Would you know ? 😢
Here is a video documentary of what is happening:
ruclips.net/user/shortscIMX8Xjg6B4?si=IEt65pNOtNNpuy8l
So sorry I just saw this now. I watching your video and this is not good. Could be many things wrong with your bird like viral infection etc. Please take your bird to a vet immediately.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Thank you! It is doing fine now 😊
@@syedarmaghanhassan4652So happy to hear
If there is a monitor or you wear glasses, they like to sneeze on them.
Not sure what you mean, sorry.
How do you get your bird to except affection and not be school of your hand. My blue boy Hugo is 12 months old
It takes time to build trust. Ricco took 1 year to fully trust me, but every bird is different. Here is a video I did about it, hope it helps ruclips.net/video/GjOohqEQT9Y/видео.htmlsi=dC4hGp1a5Dzko8zl
What about the hiss
I’ve never owned or come across a Indian ringneck parakeet that hisses, they usually do like a growl sound. Could it be your parrot picked it up from somewhere? I’ve seen other parrots that hiss but never a ringneck parrot, not to say it’s not possible I’ve just never heard it before. Can you also explain when your bird is hissing and what are the other body languages that your bird is doing while hissing?
Hello how r u. Ur bird feather is so silky , what is the way to keep feather silkey
Aww thank you 🥰 Just a proper diet and sunlight when you can is the best thing. Here is a video of foods you can feed your bird 👉ruclips.net/video/DfkhUgQQuvE/видео.html
Hopefully this helps.
Thank you
My little blue girl seems to be a boy. Its 27 months old now and everyday there is more black around the beak and neck. Its head it porcupining with quills this molting. It looks silly.
Aww poor little baby, molting is such a difficult time on them. I do have a video up in my playlist on how to tell the difference between a male and female, hopefully it can help you.
Is ricco a female?
Is there any difference between male and female behaviours?
Yes Ricco is a male. Once matured they have a mating behaviour that is different as you saw in this video. I’m in the process of doing a upgraded video on how to tell the difference between them, but it may take me a couple of weeks because I’m still working on another video.
When they are young they will sometimes do both behaviours, so sometimes it’s difficult to tell.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn omg i cant beleive you actually replied....
Noted
Thank you!
@@sibrahnawaid6831 No problem 😊
Learning a lot from your tutorials, TY, but I still cant find the answer of why my Sun Conure screams every time I get up and leave, I come back and he stops, I can’t go anywhere without him screaming. 😮
Believe it or not this is how they train us lol. Birds will usually scream for a reason, sounds like he is screaming for your attention because he looks at you as part of his flock. I always recommend just answering him so he can hear you but don’t run back to him, by continuing to do so he will learn that if he screams you will come running. Is he full flighted?
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn no he is only 7 months but I was told that they clipped him to young and when he tires to fly he lands on his butt, so it makes his tail break off🥲
@@larchul08Something is definitely wrong with him. I would take him to a vet immediately as they can go downhill quickly.
How to make friendship between one Indian female parrot and one Indian ringneck parrot? Actually the female parrot came first in June 2023 and the male parrot came second in March 2024 they are arguing with each other.
Please make a video in this subject please 😢
Hi there my indian ring neck is 4 months old and i have had him for 1 month 2 weeks please give me advice on how to gain his trust and shall i get his wings clipped seem to flutter every time i come near his cage
It takes time to gain trust and build a bond. Use food as a way to build trust and anything you do, do it slowly and talk softly. Try sitting near his cage every day and talk softly without eye contact, but sit far enough so your not making him afraid. It’s a difficult decision about wing clipping, but if it’s for the bird’s safety you could and allow them to grow back in after. Make sure that wherever you take him for a wing clip they do it properly and not to short, you still want him to be able to glide and land properly otherwise he could hurt himself. If you decide not to clip his wings, be sure to make your house safe when you let him out if the cage especially if he’s afraid he could bang into mirrors and windows. Also never put your hand in the cage for now, let him warm up to you slowly and work at his pace, once you ruin the trust it’s difficult to get it back and he might become aggressive out of fear. Is he hand fed or wild?
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn thanks when would you let him out the cage and how if he is afraid of me and wont let me guide him out the cage ?? He is getting better he lets me put my hand on his cage now widout panicking also i sometimes leave my hand in there for about 45 mins wid some seeds in there eventually he will come and take seeds from my hand. On the advert my wife bought him for me the person said hand reared but after doing my research and keeping an eye on his movements to me he seems like he has just been breeded and wild
@@qazali5744 that’s amazing, such great news. I would keep working with him and if you are planning on taking him out I would try to keep him in a safe room where he can’t hurt himself, like windows, mirrors etc. You could also do wing clipping to keep him safe for now. I would keep his favourite foods and don’t feed him those, keep those for only training. Is he on a all seed diet or pellets as well? Does he eat vegetables and fruits? I keep walnuts and almonds as treats only for Ricco.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn thanks getting there one time i let him out basically flew in to the wall which in my mind would have hurted him i am Gonna keep mangos aside for him as treats he is mostly fruit and doesnt seem to enjoy pellets should i not feed him seeds and use them as treats ??
@@qazali5744 Oh no, hopefully he’s ok. Are you trying to convert him to pellets? If so this needs to be done slowly . Eventually once he enjoys pellets you can feed him the seeds as treats. Try to go with natural pellets with no colour and natural preservatives. If he’s on a seed diet for now he definitely needs greens and vegetables, Vegetables is a very important part of their diet. I have a video in my playlist on how to introduce them to unfamiliar foods like pellets and vegetables. I also have a video for safe foods and diet for a ringneck parrot. You can find both in my playlist under educational videos for ringneck parrots, hopefully they will help you.
What if my ring neck parrot sitting between a perch on 1 foot and her eating bowl on the other and she looks like a statue and we timed 20 minutes! She looked like she was sleeping with her eyes open. I was able to pet her for the first time!
Sounds like she is just resting, is she fine otherwise?
What do you think if it’s looking at me mouth open and making his tongue up and down continuously 🤔
It’s difficult to say
without seeing it. It could be many things such being to hot, difficulty breathing. Can you DM me on Instagram or Facebook with a video of your bird doing it.