Letting Rusty The Eclectus Discover My House
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Rusty is an 18 year old male Eclectus Parrot. In this video I show him all around my house!
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You are such a beautiful and compassionate woman… beautiful soul ❤
Our local parrot flock (about 15 pairs this year) has new babies, and they are so stinking cute. I live on the third floor so they babies hang out and learn to fly at eye level for me. Every morning and afternoon the flock comes to my neighbors mango tree. The noise they make is ENORMOUS (they sound like 100 birds), and the messes they make are too. But they are ahhhhdorable.
Well... just know that there is at least one person in the world that now wishes they could live that experience. 😍
THAT IS SO COOL!
@@BirdTricks Don't get me started on the parakeet family that lives in the neighboring building stairwell. They have many loud squabbles every morning and afternoon. I can't tell whether it's territorial bickering or trying to wake the kids up for school. The place where i live in Ecuador is isolated between two unintentional wildlife sanctuaries:. A military training ground and an abandoned oil refinery housing project from the 60s. We have one of the last remaining black squirrels on earth living there. Next to the military grounds is a small creek with trees-- the parrot nursery where the babies spend the day with their attendants while the grownup parrots go out and do whatever grown up parrots do.
@@smarterthanawaffle There are millions of black squirrels in Canada, mainly the province of Ontario and starting to come into Québec. Glad that you have some too but really, there are so many squirrels here that are black. Grey Squirrels are here too but in Ontario Canada🇨🇦 mostly black 😃
He is so smart!! It seems he was more responsive to touching the stick when you used the verbal initiation with the presentation of the stick.
He does seem quite receptive to being chatted to during the process!
I have a male and a female (not paired) Eclectus. I love them both so much, and they return the love. It breaks my heart to see Rusty all plucked. I do so hope he can grow back. We adopted a 20 year old Grey who has a bare neck from plucking, and I am afraid he will not grow back. He used to be quite a nice pet, but when his first owner gave him away, I think he still pines for him. We are working with him, but I fear he is a lost cause. But he will be ours to the end, grouch that he has become, he is an incredible talker, and we still love him.
It can be so hard to not only figure out the cause, but also teach these birds they have different types of tools to handle stress vs these unhealthy ways.
Thanks for another video about eclectus! Thanks to your lessons, the bird began to come to life
Looking forward to seeing more of Rusty's journey!
I see so much of Shamrock in Rusty.
He likes to walk around on his cage, he says, “Hi” and he also takes a while to eat his treats during training sessions.
I have a video of Shamrock doing his talk training. Would you like to see him doing that?
my family has a male eclectus that looks a lot like Rusty, but more naked sadly. poor Jaco picked up the bad habit of plucking during a stressful time in his life, but he's out of that situation now, and he's so full of love and life and makes the sweetest little whistles and happy squeaks whenever he sees me~ he's bad with spray bottles too tho, so I'm definitely using your tips in this video to get him used to them. thank you for taking such good care of all of these birds and sharing your knowledge and stories with the world~
I hope you make progress with the spray bottle!!
Love your patience with new birds, Rusty seems to like you even now.
He has the kindest soul.
🤣I have a female Ekkie who makes that same sound for the spray bottle so I recognized Rusty's "nope" right away. She's getting better about it as time & treats go on, but it just made me laugh to see another make the same grumble!
my ekkies make the same grumble noise when they're grumpy, esp the female 🤣 must be an ekkie thing. such a cute little grumble for a sign of disapproval lol
Yes! Their little grumble! Hopefully we will be hearing less and less grumble!
Thats cool moving the paper to see where they've been!
Rusty is beginning to do better! Super awesome. Gina
Johnny my baby eclectus LOVES sweet potato, and is probably about 30% of his diet. He's all about the cashews for treats , used to be almonds.
He reminds me of an Old loving Grandfathers kind of Parrot. "Show em what I taught yeh Rusty, *Whistle* He does that one when the pretty Gals walk past" 😂😂🤣🤣
He is so cute!❤
I am devoted to Rusty's story now
So cute how Rusty reacts to praise. And it almost seems like he has a little bit of a crush on Jamie, but in a totally innocent way, without getting hormonal, in an unconditional-love kind of way. He is so sweet 🥰🦜
That's the best kind of crush when it comes to birds.
@@BirdTricks Indeed 🤗
Lovely training session, JL ❤❤❤
No worries little bitb; you're in the best of hands.
Rusty is a heartbreaker 😊
You are so good to the birds. I volunteer at a rescue shelter and recently we got in a beautiful Military Macaw. He has a great personality with women so far! Only problem is his previous owner fed him only nuts. We are trying to get him on a more balanced diet, but he won’t touch it! Any suggestions? We’ve tried nut flavored pellets and peanut butter seed balls. Help!
So, I dont have parrots and wouldn't dare advice you. I do do however believe they have older videos showing more and there is a book about seasonal feeding which they made which talks about it too! good luck and thank you for what you do for those poor birbs! much love
I weaned my eccie off nuts by using food that she could "shell" like a nut: peas & corn were a good combo, along with sprouted lentils/chickpeas/mungbeans. Basically anything that allowed her to dig in and leave a husk behind. She wouldn't touch anything else, and would tip her bowl upside down if there was any kind of chop lol.
I would recommend emailing our customer service team for a list of resources that will help you with your diet conversion. info@birdtricks.com We also have a new diet conversion course that is available as a stand alone product or included with any of our food products, including our cookbooks! birdtricksstore.com/collections/behaviors-and-training/products/diet-conversion-course
@@TheFairyNina Thanks!
@@skribblestyle Thank You!
Hope to see more videos about rusty
Ekkie speed! Do a trick, make a cuppa. Come back and they are still holding the reward under there tongue haha. My two would kill for almonds and passionfruit
Ahahaha best example of the ekkie time frame yet.
Nice sharing
Your effect on each new bird is always amazing. Rusty is already warming up to you.
Aw thank you, I don't think this is always the case but I think Rusty stole my heart first...
Another great video and lucky bird.❤️
Haha " Rusty, pay attention"
Hi! What size aviaries are in the quarantine room?
I have some odd questions. First, how much of a difference would it be to do what you do vs a falconer? Finally, have you ever thought of trying falconery (sp?) to at least see what it was like? I just took my son to a nearby wild bird sanctuary/rehabilitation center to learn about the birds and what they do there. These thoughts just came to mind while I was there.
I've gotten to learn from some falconers in the sense of keeping our parrots safer while flying outside but I much prefer feeding a diet of veggies than... ya know... I joked that if I ever did falconry it would be with a kestrel and we'd get those grasshoppers good! In all seriousness, Dave has expressed interest in that sort of thing but based on what I've learned of it, it's not really up my alley.
Is he gonna live in their by himself? Does he like music? Just asking.
Poor Rusty. What's up with his feathers? Looks like he's missing a ton! I hope they can grow back.
From what I was told he "has always done that" but I hope to break that cycle...
@@BirdTricks Obsessive plucking? Yikes! Best of luck helping him with that.
I love having my birds out and about but my newest bird was manhandled to the highest degree so she takes pieces out of my hands instead of the treat in my hand even if she had been doing good seconds before; I don't change things up too much, it just seems like chewing on my skin is more fun than a treat the third time...BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU GET YOUR BIRDS LOCALLY. People aren't always truthful.
The birds definitely tell us the true story, even without words.
Are the sweet potatoes cooked, then mashed? 5:47
Yes!
I'm interested in seeing what he looks like when his beak is finally corrected
Is he in quaratine?
Yes, I put project birds through a 30 day quarantine. Morgan was in a pre-quarantine area before she came to me so her story got led into a bit differently but the rest go through something like this where they are separate from my flock.
Where can we get the bird tricks app?
Check their website?
It's in the app store. That's where I found it.
@@tarajh I found it in the app store.
@@lanekim66 I tried that under ‘Birdtricks’ maybe I need to separate the words.
It's in the App Store, right now we are having issues with the iOs but it is available for Android.
Why is he isolated? This resembles the punishment of solitary confinement. I was taught that parrots thrive with socialization and Sunshine. Not in a sterile and dark environment
Well, might've commented too soon. How long was he kept in such an isolation ?
He slept initially in my quarantine room which is a separate air space from my personal flock but he wasn't kept in there 24/7 as you can see (also, it has a large door to outside that opens up, and the aviaries are able to wheel out onto an outdoor deck but move in at night for protection). All new birds go through a 30 day quarantine time period as recommended by my avian vet. Sometimes the stress of a new environment can make birds shed an illness they previously showed no signs of and I just would never want to endanger my own flock under the assumption every new bird I take is perfectly healthy (usually not the case).
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Don't you think it's ironic to cage a bird that represents freedom? Don't you actually own the bird to satisfy your ego? If you love animals as much as you do, why torture them by forcing them to be caged?
If I had this mindset, I wouldn't be doing anything to help them live more quality lives in the situations and environments they're already in. I'd just be sitting around hating everyone who put them there. I'd rather be part of the solution and I've met many, many people who have parrots as pets and they're selfless and loving people who want to do the best by their animals, as most people who have pets for companions are.
@@BirdTricks Yes, your cages are very large and roomy, so that's at least something that fits. For me it is hard to see how animals are locked up especially birds. You really take care of the animals but I am sure if the little budgie could decide where he would rather live, he would choose freedom in Australia.