2 Hours of Ultimate R2D2 Parrot Training

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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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    No commentary or other distractions.
    Quieter forrest song - helps pump up shy birds but can also be drowned out easily by some music - if you R2D2 the way I do...
    Bird-like Robot changes pattern, pitch, stereo location, and more for a more interesting and effective training session.
    2 full hours of unique R2D2 squackin.
    Budgie tested, parakeet approved. Cockatiel tolerated...

Комментарии • 52

  • @quinnshoram6703
    @quinnshoram6703 5 месяцев назад +5

    I really like this video. I’ve been using another video to try to teach my budgie how to talk like R2-D2….. but what I didn’t like was how fast it went, and how little there was in between noise. This one gives you time to hear the sound, repeat it a few times. And gives a few seconds for the bird to kind of process it. It’s great. I’m gonna be using this one a lot!

  • @brainfryfrenchfry7115
    @brainfryfrenchfry7115 2 года назад +65

    watched the whole thing. i can do them perfectly now!

  • @southwestgaming1075
    @southwestgaming1075 4 месяца назад +5

    My bird learned all the adds too thanks

  • @brettharvey2530
    @brettharvey2530 10 месяцев назад +4

    Well can definitely say these videos work…after listening a handful of times my baby Congo grey is doing most of the sounds

  • @femountain
    @femountain 6 месяцев назад +2

    Thanks! You are “birdfluencer”😂🙏

  • @raelinjanis82
    @raelinjanis82 3 года назад +27

    I appreciate the effort that went into this! I love how you isolated the sounds, slowed the sequence and translated them! My birds love too. Thank you.😊

  • @gbss1996
    @gbss1996 2 года назад +9

    One of my birds is OBSESSED with this video. He almost asks for it hahaha

  • @Julsvlogs.
    @Julsvlogs. 4 месяца назад +1

    Thanks for making this !! My starling is loving it !!! ❤

  • @VodkaDoge
    @VodkaDoge 5 месяцев назад +3

    is he trying to hypnotize our birds

  • @terransnaturesoul
    @terransnaturesoul Год назад +5

    Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! 8 years of listening to one of my male cockatiels constant, every few seconds flock call. At all times. I tried everything. Seriously. But this works. He's happy. I'm happy. The whole flock is happy. 😊

  • @BrikBeans
    @BrikBeans Год назад +2

    My starling knows how much i love this and uses the noises to get my attention when im extra distracted. He thanks you.

  • @tissuebox117
    @tissuebox117 4 года назад +24

    already a hit with my budgie! thank you!

    • @birdcasts4441
      @birdcasts4441  4 года назад +1

      That is so awesome, my flock and I are listing to this too - and some music right now. Happy black friday at home!

    • @dxd_fire3938
      @dxd_fire3938 3 года назад +2

      My cockatiel just likes the noises he tries to mimic them

    • @anthonycastelli9853
      @anthonycastelli9853 3 года назад

      Same here awesome vid

  • @GlassBoxHero
    @GlassBoxHero Год назад +3

    I love this video. I'm so glad I have this to train my parakeets. Do you think you could make a longer version to play throughout the day for my birds while I'm at work? I would LOVE an 8 or 9 hour version.

    • @asiamies9153
      @asiamies9153 Год назад +2

      Put it on loop if you're using a computer

  • @kivikivivigd5382
    @kivikivivigd5382 Год назад +2

    Instructions unclear, my parrot has wheels now

  • @Tusskie
    @Tusskie 3 года назад +7

    The birbs are learning how to be better spy bots lol

  • @childrey14
    @childrey14 2 года назад +4

    I played R2D2 sounds for my Cockatiel Titan for 1 minute. Now he loves making the sounds himself🤣

    • @Psythik
      @Psythik Год назад +1

      Meanwhile I've been playing this every day for THREE MONTHS and *nothing.* My birds REFUSE to learn how to do anything other than scream at 90dB all day long.

  • @whatme3473
    @whatme3473 Год назад +1

    I'm giving this ago ! Got a parakeet yesterday. He makes his normal call and that is it . See how long it takes if it works at all. Fingers crossed.

  • @Poco48
    @Poco48 3 года назад +16

    Stumbled on this for my birdies, they seem to be enjoying it.
    Now, a handful of magic mushrooms and me and the flock are set for a while.
    :)
    (Teasing, but...uhhh...you might should advertise this to that community as well, lol!!!)

    • @lukas-kevynmuller6697
      @lukas-kevynmuller6697 2 года назад +1

      rather give them lsd, I think mushrooms ain't good for them

    • @Poco48
      @Poco48 2 года назад

      @@lukas-kevynmuller6697 Oh, they were for me. :)

    • @lukas-kevynmuller6697
      @lukas-kevynmuller6697 2 года назад +1

      @@Poco48 my cat once ate a shroom some years ago while I also had eaten some. I'm pretty sure she was tripping balls and had a good time. sadly she died this year at the age of 18 years. still miss her.
      Not like I give drugs to my pets, she was just a little glutton and I wasn't careful enough :D
      After her death me and my girlfriend got ourselfs some budgies. One of them is a rescue from a woman who kept him alone and gave him alcohol & coffee. He still tries to steal every kind of fluid from a mug, because that's the way he learned it. Now he's a sober budgie and found some friends. he's actually pretty social and also learned budgies noises. before he could only speak human (german) language, but now he speaks budgie + german

  • @spectaclesociety
    @spectaclesociety 3 года назад +3

    greenlight budgie happy listener here, tnx

  • @lilwinged5291
    @lilwinged5291 7 месяцев назад +1

    I thought this was for the human brain.
    I'm watching it and it's activating a dopamine affect.
    Some of the reason it's doing that is because I feel like I'm in the 80s...

  • @nluciscreative9260
    @nluciscreative9260 3 месяца назад +1

    lol I ended up learning to imitate r2d2 better than my birds

  • @Wheelabarraback
    @Wheelabarraback 3 года назад +3

    Thanks for the effort! My birds love to watch the screen also .

  • @Poco48
    @Poco48 3 года назад +4

    I honestly don't know much or anything about copywrite stuff, and can't seem to find a clear answer, so I figured I'd ask.
    I play old video games for high scores, and tape the attempts-I'm pretty active with my flock, so they get a little loud when I "ignore" them for 20/30 minutes, but this video keeps them occupied really well.
    Would it be untoward for me to be taping, non-profit, playing a 30 year old SNES game with this going in the background, to submit at Twin Galaxies, a high score site?
    I know that's kinda a weird question-I'd never steal, so I had to ask, but let me know, it would be incredibly helpful!

  • @Ooky.
    @Ooky. 2 года назад +1

    Its possible to made the same with W. Shakespeare ? For my dog

  • @jakev0895
    @jakev0895 2 года назад +3

    Will they pick up the background rainforest/ bird sounds? Or just the beeps?

  • @renoldojeffrey4653
    @renoldojeffrey4653 3 года назад +3

    This is amazing

  • @moiracornejo8160
    @moiracornejo8160 2 года назад +1

    This is so amazing

  • @Rollrollman
    @Rollrollman Месяц назад

    Background name please?

  • @eEdselEdsel
    @eEdselEdsel Год назад

    Will this work on starlings?

  • @grey8044
    @grey8044 2 года назад

    What’s with the visuals? Do they help the bird learn?

  • @brianfeeney2042
    @brianfeeney2042 3 года назад +4

    My new Ringneck really likes this :D thanks for the video!

  • @marvingreen7809
    @marvingreen7809 2 года назад +1

    Yeah

  • @lloydmartel
    @lloydmartel Год назад

    Is this... a Scratch project???

  • @sarahadams6057
    @sarahadams6057 3 года назад +4

    Who would unlike this??? Lol

  • @Pettemusic
    @Pettemusic 3 года назад +2

    No Reaktion...

  • @oli5dijksma616
    @oli5dijksma616 Год назад +2

    My parrot chose one very annoying sound and makes it as loud as possible. Definitely not a success

    • @matthewbelike
      @matthewbelike Год назад +2

      Maybe you can try to condition your parrot to not want to do that sound anymore? Like associating the sound with something the parrot doesn’t like.
      Or you could play different sounds that you find more pleasant to try and modify the usual noises your parrot makes. Maybe a catchy song that you like or something.