I'm from Japan. I will comment using the translation app. I love the videos you usually post! It's very cute to see the birds relaxing. In this video, I played it with automatic translation subtitles, so I think I got quite useful information for myself, thank you very much~ Please continue to live a wonderful life with cute parakeets, I'm sorry for the long sentence.
I have many kinds of birds - pigeons, doves, quails, chickens, a lorikeet, and of course budgies - but I never knew what these were! Thank you for this knowledge! I’m building a fictional world with realistic angels, and I wanted to link their biology as closely as I could with ornithology, so every little bit I can find about birds helps. This helps me understand my best buddies better too! This was very helpful, cheers ❤️🪶
Thank you so much for this! It makes me super happy. Let me know if you're curious about anything else regarding birds and I'll try my best to answer here :) Imagine angels not being able to fly, or having lots of dander because of pinfeathers, haha!! I would love to know more about your world once you've completed it :)
Thanks for the informative video. I had no idea how feathers were formed or what pinfeathers actually were. Your birds are adorable! FYI "slough" is pronounced "sluff."
Great explanation. My friend was caring for my macaw and my bird was letting her preen her. She asked me to explain the process. You did a great job explaining how to spot the newer blood feathers and to leave that alone. You should also make a video on what to do if a blood feather breaks and bleeds. Since you birds are used to the tweezers it would be easy to pull it our without too much trouble or rhe need of a second person, just pull firmly from the base in the direction of the feather growth.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment!! And for sharing that information! Yes, it is so important to pull in the direction of the feather after firmly grasping the base. I remember once when I got back from the hospital, Cincin chewed his wing pinfeather in half one time and he was bleeding everywhere. I did the exact same thing, firmly pulled at the base, and what a noise he made! But it came out easily and I stopped the bleeding with cornstarch. I can see how terrifying this may be with new bird owners, especially with blood involved!
@@pinfeathersgalore oh I tremble every time my birds bleeding from a feather. They can bleed out so fast. My macaw chews her blood feathers sometimes and made them bleed.
Very informative! I was wondering why you don’t just let your birds just groom between themselves. I thought it was like a beta fish situation where they’d fight but nope they are just lazy 😂 I’m excited to see more of these pinfeather videos 😊
Thank you!! And in response to your other comment for sure from here on I'll make more videos without music, and try to make them longer. Thank you so much for supporting me❤️❤️
Hello!! I didn't in the video! But I def will when I make a video on how to approach the birds with twezers. There's a set of 6 tweezers from Amazon for $13.99, but you can get the exact same set on this new platform called TEMU for only $2-3. It's the 6pc anti static stainless steel tweezers from Kaverme (on amazon). Below is my personal link for TEMU. temu.com/s/U2P2fHnXwB9XTv
This was very informative and interesting, but isnt keeping birds in captivity cruel? Can they have a fullfilled life inside? Are they like dogs in that way?
Thank you so much!! Great question! I believe birds shouldn't be kept in captivity. My birds are all rescues and would have spent their lives in cages if I didn't take them. My birds have free reign of my entire place, free from any predators. I have several places they can fly up to, including a bird tree, and fresh fruits/veggies whenever I have. As budgies are highly intelligent animals, they have to be kept with other budgies and new toys to keep them occupied. In the wild, budgies will spend 99% of their time foraging for water and food, so being in this environment is pretty boring for them, so toys and interaction is super important! Budgies now are pretty domesticated, so it's bad to let them free. Many of them die almost instantly, especially when house cats are in the neighbourhood. They can also quickly die from exposure, lack of food, and cold temperatures (budgies are an arid, warm climate species). I think with enough different treats to eat, different toys, and lots of time to fly around freely, they can have a happy life :)
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It wasnt a boring video at all. I loved also the budgie mascot at the start, very creative!
Aaaww thank you!!
I'm from Japan. I will comment using the translation app. I love the videos you usually post! It's very cute to see the birds relaxing.
In this video, I played it with automatic translation subtitles, so I think I got quite useful information for myself, thank you very much~
Please continue to live a wonderful life with cute parakeets, I'm sorry for the long sentence.
こんにちは！ご覧いただきありがとうございます。あなたのサポートに本当に感謝しています。あなたが私のビデオを楽しんでくれてとてもうれしいです。 ツアー文の長さについて謝罪しないでください！私は会話をするのが大好きです！ カナダから来ました。また、翻訳者を使って日本語であなたに手紙を書きます❤️
This is so wholesome, I love channels like this, it's perfect
Aww thank you so much! I'm so glad💗❤️
I have many kinds of birds - pigeons, doves, quails, chickens, a lorikeet, and of course budgies - but I never knew what these were! Thank you for this knowledge! I’m building a fictional world with realistic angels, and I wanted to link their biology as closely as I could with ornithology, so every little bit I can find about birds helps. This helps me understand my best buddies better too! This was very helpful, cheers ❤️🪶
Thank you so much for this! It makes me super happy. Let me know if you're curious about anything else regarding birds and I'll try my best to answer here :)
Imagine angels not being able to fly, or having lots of dander because of pinfeathers, haha!! I would love to know more about your world once you've completed it :)
Wow! So informative! Great drawings, really clear and easy to understand.
Aaaww!! Thank you, thank you so much for the nice words!!
nice educational video! i loved the illustrated bits and ya little onesie ^^
Thank you, you're so kind! And thank you so much for watching!!
Great explanation of pinfeathers! I have a couple of budgies and they don't groom each other very much. Budgies are awesome little birds.
Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for watching!! I've noticed that too, my budgies don't groom each other that much, choosing instead to nip and each other's tails 🤣
Thanks for the informative video. I had no idea how feathers were formed or what pinfeathers actually were. Your birds are adorable! FYI "slough" is pronounced "sluff."
Sloff
Thank you so much!!! I am horrible at pronouncing words🤣🤣 now I know!
Such an odd word anyway 😂
I enjoyed your educational video. Thank you! :)
You're so kind!! Thank you so much❤️!
@@pinfeathersgalore You're welcome. :) 🌻
My IQ has increased over 9000!
Wow great video! I was gonna Google this and you had this educational video that was good!!! Loved your outfit in the beginning! 👌
Thank you so much!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
delightfully detailed! i loved seeing the illustrations and your kigurumi at the start 😄
Aaaww thank you so much!!
Great explanation. My friend was caring for my macaw and my bird was letting her preen her. She asked me to explain the process. You did a great job explaining how to spot the newer blood feathers and to leave that alone. You should also make a video on what to do if a blood feather breaks and bleeds. Since you birds are used to the tweezers it would be easy to pull it our without too much trouble or rhe need of a second person, just pull firmly from the base in the direction of the feather growth.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment!! And for sharing that information! Yes, it is so important to pull in the direction of the feather after firmly grasping the base. I remember once when I got back from the hospital, Cincin chewed his wing pinfeather in half one time and he was bleeding everywhere. I did the exact same thing, firmly pulled at the base, and what a noise he made! But it came out easily and I stopped the bleeding with cornstarch. I can see how terrifying this may be with new bird owners, especially with blood involved!
@@pinfeathersgalore oh I tremble every time my birds bleeding from a feather. They can bleed out so fast. My macaw chews her blood feathers sometimes and made them bleed.
Thank you 🙏🏻💜💜💜
Heeee I’ve never seen a person in a budgie costume before :D
Good video. Thank you for sharing.
Very good researched video. Well done. 😊👍
Thank you so much!
BIRB
thanks for the video, I learned something new today.
I'm so glad💕❤️💗!!
Nice
登録者が300人くらいの時から見てましたが、一気に増えましたね😊
私は日本語しかわからないのでこの動画はよくわかりません😅
またセキセイインコの筆毛ほぐし楽しみにしています❣️
おお！！あなたは私のチャンネルに早く来ました！私のチャンネルを見て、サポートしてくれてありがとう。みんなが楽しめる動画をたくさん作れるといいな❤️❤️❤️
警戒心の強い鳥は羽が体に対して平らになります）、カモフラージュ、および配偶者の魅力にも重要です.特定の鳥は、仲間を引き付けるためにカラフルな羽毛を持っています. 最後に、羽毛は飛行、特に空気力学 (ワシのように空を飛ぶか、ペンギンのように水中を飛ぶか) にとって重要です。
なり、乾燥します。シースはピンクから白に変わり、不透明になります。ピンフェザーは、まだ新しく敏感なより柔軟なピンフェザーと比較して、非常に硬く感じるかもしれません. スライド 9 羽の成形はほぼ完了！通常、この時点で、もちろん鳥の許可を得て、シースを剥がし始めます。その薄片状のケラチンはすべて、私がバーディーフケと鳥のほこりと呼んでいるものです.羽を見せることは、繭から出てくる蝶のようなものです。私は実際の羽を引き抜いていないことに注意してください - 私は鞘を取り除いているだけです. スライド 10 羽はすべて開発されています！羽毛にはいくつかの部分があります。羽毛の背骨は羽軸で、柔らかくかみ合っている部分はバーブと呼ばれます。それらはすべて一緒にベーンとして知られています。根元には少し毛羽立ちがあります。中空の底シャフトは、ショウブと呼ばれます。
めのヒント: 鳥に指でステップアップするように教えるときと同じ方法です。これはセキセイインコのような小鳥用です。ピンセットを見せて、慣れさせます。落ち着くまで待ってから、ピンセットを少しずつ近づけていきます。あなたが十分に近づいたら（これは数日かけて行うことができることを忘れないでください！）、ピンセットを好きなだけかじります.リラックスしながら、頬の羽毛を持ち上げて、あごのラインをやさしくこすります。細心の注意を払い、目から遠ざけてください。彼らが動いた場合は、鳥から離れて、上にではなく、常に後ろに引っ張ってください（飛んでいる場合）。
これで、ピンフェザーに関する短いビデオを終了します。ご覧いただきありがとうございます。私のチャンネルをサポートするために、いいねとチャンネル登録をお願いします。 これはグーグルからの翻訳です。長くなってすみません！読み物が多い。でも興味があれば読めます。いつもご来店ありがとうございます❤️❤️❤️！
I bet your dance move in the beginning would be a way to communicate with aliens if they are based of birds.
Haha maybe. My dance is pretty bad though😅.
I own that kigurumi. 🌟
Yay!! Birdie buddies!!
Very informative, thank you
Thank you so much for watching!!❤️
I have a very important question. Where did you get that Budgie outfit? I want one! 🥰
Haha I got it on Amazon!! But there's a new app called Temu, which I'm pretty sure you can find it for half the price!
Very informative! I was wondering why you don’t just let your birds just groom between themselves. I thought it was like a beta fish situation where they’d fight but nope they are just lazy 😂 I’m excited to see more of these pinfeather videos 😊
Thank you so much for watching!!❤️❤️❤️haha
noice
Thank you!! And in response to your other comment for sure from here on I'll make more videos without music, and try to make them longer. Thank you so much for supporting me❤️❤️
@@pinfeathersgalore I appreciate it, but of course make videos how you see fit or fuels your passion. It was just a friendly suggestion!
Did you mention what tweezers you use yet?
Hello!! I didn't in the video! But I def will when I make a video on how to approach the birds with twezers. There's a set of 6 tweezers from Amazon for $13.99, but you can get the exact same set on this new platform called TEMU for only $2-3.
It's the 6pc anti static stainless steel tweezers from Kaverme (on amazon). Below is my personal link for TEMU.
temu.com/s/U2P2fHnXwB9XTv
I 100% read Barb as Borb
You gots the borbies on the mind!
Where did you get that budgie Onesie!
Hi!! I got it off Amazon years and years back, but now there's an app called Temu where you can get it for way cheaper!
@@pinfeathersgalore thanks for letting me know
This was very informative and interesting, but isnt keeping birds in captivity cruel?
Can they have a fullfilled life inside?
Are they like dogs in that way?
Thank you so much!! Great question!
I believe birds shouldn't be kept in captivity. My birds are all rescues and would have spent their lives in cages if I didn't take them. My birds have free reign of my entire place, free from any predators. I have several places they can fly up to, including a bird tree, and fresh fruits/veggies whenever I have. As budgies are highly intelligent animals, they have to be kept with other budgies and new toys to keep them occupied. In the wild, budgies will spend 99% of their time foraging for water and food, so being in this environment is pretty boring for them, so toys and interaction is super important!
Budgies now are pretty domesticated, so it's bad to let them free. Many of them die almost instantly, especially when house cats are in the neighbourhood. They can also quickly die from exposure, lack of food, and cold temperatures (budgies are an arid, warm climate species).
I think with enough different treats to eat, different toys, and lots of time to fly around freely, they can have a happy life :)