To those who are asking where this is happening. It's in the inner northern suburbs of Sydney, Australia. Sulphur crested cockatoos are highly social and very intelligent. Even wild ones like these easily learn to take food from somebody's hand and with patience they will learn to like a scratch under their wings. City birds like these might have several homes they visit at different times of day.
This is Australia? Looks beautiful. I went to Perth and that looked a lot more like California than Brazil. And I don'tmean Brazil as in shantytown I mean the rainforest.
@Craig Wortham Not true. Birds brains may be small but have a much higher density of neurons than any mammal, even humans. This makes them incredibly smart. Dolphins does not really have to be that smart, they might just do things that makes us believe they are smarter than other animals, just like dogs (dogs are pretty dumb but we believe they are smarter than for example crows anyways even tho that mostly is not the case) If you want to see real intelligent animals you will have to look at squids, octopuses and cuttlefish, they are incredibly smart in ways we use to define as intelligence (solving mazes and problems with math for example)
Everyone here's saying how cute they are, I'm sitting here glaring at my own flock of wild cockies who are eyeing off my fruit trees and pot plants I have so many regulars in my garden - the crested pigeons are very sweet, my old lady bush turkey is a badass who chases off the neighbourhood cats, I get flocks of female bowerbirds and the occasional shiny blue male, territorial honeyeaters and minor birds, a new pair of magpies who have taken the territory over, a kookaburra, wood doves, and that's only the ones that actually stop by, so many more fly over (yellow tail black cockatoos that sound like old squeaky doors, lorikeets, king parrots, eastern and crimson rosellas etc). The only ones, ONLY ones, I have ever had to chase off are the bloody. Sulfur crested. Jackass. Cockatoos. ... They're too smart for their own good, I tell you. And entirely, consumingly, all too bored. ... But I'm glad you have a good relationship with your local flock XD To me they're like mob bosses. You either pay taxes (seed) or perish.
I'm absolutely jealous, mate. I wish I can visit Australia some day, not in small part because I want to see your wild birds. I was in NZ last year and had a most amazing few days hanging out with a flock of wild kea, which seem decidedly similar to cockatoos in their behaviour and intelligence.
@MaJo Buena I wish I could let my cats out but everytime they escape I have anxiety they will get hit by a car or some psycho tries to hurt them. Or neighbors pitbull gets them 😯
@MaJo Buena Hmm... that's a complicated argument especially with cats and dogs. The cockatoos are native to that area and are free to do as they so choose, but in most areas domestic cats and dogs would be considered invasive species. There is at least one incident I can think of where a single free-roam cat actually caused an entire species to go extinct: look up the Stephen's Island Wren. In addition to the danger they pose to native wildlife, you also have to consider that simply letting an animal run free can be extremely dangerous depending on where you live. Urban environments were made for people, not animals. Though some animals have found ways to survive in an urban environment, it is often less than ideal compared to the forests they would have called home. In my opinion, loosing an animal in too populated of an environment is simply letting them loose in a bigger cage. They're still surrounded by people and brick walls, but now they no longer have a steady supply of food and someone to care for them. It's not an upgrade by any means assuming their owner isn't abusive. Cat's and dogs are perfectly happy staying indoors because we've domesticated them to a point where they're used to it. The caveat here is that they do need stimulation - cats still need to sharpen their claws and dogs still need time to run and play. The cool thing is, if you take the time to care for them as you should, then you can provide that for them! If you have a bigger dog you need somewhere to take them so they can run and play, and if you have a cat you you need to make time to play with them. We have the resources to have a pet inside our home and to give them everything they need and more. The problem isn't simply having them indoors, it's making sure you give them everything they need to be as happy as they would be outside; it's your responsibility and obligation when you take an animal into your home. With a cat tree or two, some good toys, a good walking regimen for your dog, and the time to care for them, they'll be perfectly happy. The only difference is that they avoid predators and other hazards, as well as pests and parasites that might substantially damage their health. That's for domestic animals, though. Cockatoos like these are very difficult to provide for, and they need a LOT of attention to be as happy in a house as they would be outside. The same is true for other exotic pets like foxes. Some animals are so domesticated that they cannot survive on their own, like the domestic ferret which can usually only survive up to 3 days in the wild. It really depends on the animal. I'd also be irresponsible not to mention the animals who cannot survive on their own despite being totally wild. Some species have experienced such substantial habitat loss the only option for them is to be bred and held in captivity. It's a sad reality but a reality nonetheless. To release them into the wild would be a death sentence since they can't simply adapt to an environment they aren't familiar with - if you released a tropical bird in the desert it would die. In that sense captivity might not be ideal, but anything else other than trying to restore their natural habitat so they can return to it would be cruel.
We rented a house where the previous occupants must have fed them. Every day at about 3pm they would come knocking on the window for food. It didn't take us long to cave and feed them. In some parts of Australia you get longer in prison for feeding them than murder.
Chantilly Lace ... I have looked into it a bit further and in some places they are a menace to agriculture and can become quite viscous in their attempts to get food off people. They destroy park areas by ripping up grass roots and can cause at much mess as pigeons. But they can be quite tame and cute as well.
FEELS GOOD GR that is so cool. I get excited when I see blue jays or cardinals around my place, as it's just little sparrows and other brown birds I see around.
that sounds nice, and it almost makes me want to live in Australia; then I remember all the deadly snakes and giant spiders that live in those parts and think - no.
You know that too much can possibly kill them right? Small pellets and seeds aren’t good for a birds diet and I don’t think they eat it in the wild either. They’re better off having the occasional nut. ☺️
@@ema2859 I said a handful, not an overdose, Cockies main diet in the wild is seed based, their beaks & tongues are adapted over milennia to strip & eat seeds (just as a hummingbirds beaks are to flute shaped flowers) yes, nuts & bulbs are another food item but seeds are the main source, though feeding the unstriped varieties of seed retain fatty deposits in the liver so obviously people need to know what they're doing, but as i said, cockies eat these as their main food source, you might be thinking of other bird species that consume nectars.
ema ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ I know your trying to be nice and make a statement but she only said a handful not a lot. :) I have a noisy cockatoo and a amazon so they are extremely noisy :) and I sometimes feed them sunflower seeds but it’s really not there thing they prefer bigger nuts as a forager toy :D
That was great!!! It's so nice to see this video of a flock of Cockatoos flying free in their own, natural environment rather then a lone bird standing on a perch in somebody's kitchen!
This is true but the birds that are pets have been under human care for atleast 2 generations. They are used to beimg fed by humans. If these pet birds are released they wont last a week because they dont know how to look for food
rey272031 you really wouldn't say they are used to human care. They are born and raised in captivity now so pet cockatoos in our modern times havent the foggiest clue about their wild ancestors way of life.
Not getting involved in a back and forth, but will briefly indulge. I understand your point a tiny bit, however, Cockatoos, birds, are wild animals. They are a completely different species. Therefore, logically speaking, there is not a day in-day out comparison to humans living in houses. We are a completely different species. The life of many- thousands and thousands- of Cockatoos has become a neglectful nightmare of captivity - Fact. Other birds as well. Humans must come to grips with the realization that they never had a 'right' , if I could put it that way. to do this to them. Many other wild animals too. At this point I'm ending my communication in terms of the back and forth, but just know I'm being sincere. The internet was once- many moons ago- a 'place' of hope for sharing info. So in that vein, I am responding. Take care, and adopt, don't shop! Dig it! : )
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@@lexian5602 I dont think even for a bird of this size to have the bite strength to bite off a finger. You would likely get a decent bite would though.
ZeroGHome24 (imo)You have spun perspective upside-down! Interesting how you can hope to experience life on earth, in Australia...AFTER DEATH! I have, often, heard other people say : “You only live once, it’s short and you must make the most of it.”
yeah and no I have a pet cockatoo and she loves me I take her outside on a 5 metre harness and she plays with the other wild cockatoos and she walks around the house looking for stuff to play with
Oh...such wonderful birds....so calm amazing...just flocking from far...sitting quietly... beautiful....it's so heartwarming...n satisfying...the only thing disturbing was the noise of traffic....still the place is so beautiful. Enjoy yr life.....
by the way, that looks as close to heaven on earth as you could get. the view is literally taking my breath away. I feel such a strong connection to that view, something I've never felt before
Never Give Up Dear Friend they are definitely beautiful and if tame they can be extremely affectionate. But they have a very powerful beak that delivers a very painful bite. Ive seen them crack macadamia nuts . They love them.
@@mattcullen6109 i understand what you mean. But maybe if they try most calm one to feed with hand . So they can train at least one of them. Sounds good to have parrot in you shoulder like pirates:-)
@@nevergiveupdearfriend7289 😁😁 sounds awesome alright. My dad hand feeds the king parrots up home. They are also very beautiful. You are right, if you take your time and move slowly im sure you could easily hand feed these beauties after a while.like most animals, its just a matter of gaining their trust. My mate has a cockatoo at his place . It loves to sit on my arm and get scratched under the wings. I move slowly and gently and talk to her like the lady on the video did. It pants like a dog and looks up at me almost adoringly. I cant go there with give her a cuddle . Shes so beautiful.
From my experience, birds love to be admired. They are curious creatures, but if you just sit down and look at them, they will perk up and look back at you with a little grin.
Okay I'm 3 years behind on a comment but....Wow! That is so freakin awesome to see Cockatoo's in their natural habitat, free of any cages, just flying around and coming onto a patio. Omg I wish we had cool birds like that here in Canada. I envy you being able to hang out with them and feed them. So very cool.
You know what's absolutely fascinating? Is how wild ones are different than those living in homes who can speak. It's like taking a wild human to get civilised lol
Occasionally some wild birds like these pick up sounds they hear and start using them normally, that’s how you end up with a bird that decides it wants to sound like a chainsaw every night.
fxc2 I’m speaking in general, there are birds that are so good at mimicking the sounds they hear that they will copy the sound of a chainsaw running low on power and the people speaking in the woods, there’s always one that decides to pull an all nighter to be fancy with their calls.
They have the wonderful gift of flight. So lets clip their wings and put them behind bars so they can sing and dance for treats when we come home from work.
@@liggerstuxin1 - I have three parrots all of them rescues. Two were hit by cars and needed nursing back to health but due to damage would never survive in the wild and the other one was an orphan who refuses to leave me. He doesn't live in a cage and has free roam privileges in the house and most parrot owners would never dream of clipping their wings. You sound like a bitter person with an exaggerated sense of your own importance.
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It's like having the National Geographic on your balcony.
Lol
Up until you have to clean all the bird crap from the floor :p then the novelty fades quickly
@@rokhamler3352 Meh, but it would still be worth it. 😁
Lmao
@@rokhamler3352 no
They look so healthy and beautiful and free. Positively jealous!
Yes, they look healthy and yummy.
@@eng3d hell no
eng3d yummy?
Lucano Lallo are you suffering from an illness and also a slave?
Tony Barraza Oui Tony.
Cockatoo, Cockathree, Cockafour, Cockafive... So on and so fourth
And so fifth
So on so so sixth
And so seventh
Which one's the cockyone?
TrOble Makr Why?
This is my definition of paradise.
This happen all the time in Eastern Indonesia 😁
Australia. You’re welcome
It's paradise until you have to walk through the streets in the middle of summer.
@@mariidee2 which city ?
Entegham Entegham looks like Cairns
Out of all those cockatoos, not a single goddamn one of them said "good morning".
😂😂😂
😆😂😂😂
5:38
Lmao
What a ripoff.
Gosh! The whole city is like a rainforest.
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
thank god
That is how its supposed to be
In Vietnam rainforest cuts you
Chaz I don’t think that is Sydney
2:55 that lil squeak warmed my heart
Lmfao was too cute he got so puffy
Same, I almost cried
my bird does that snd its too cute 🥺😭
It was pretty darn cute 😍
I've had a few NZ kea parrots do the exact same squeak and puff up to me last year, equally cute.
Plot twist: The camera holder was wearing a sexy cockatoo costume.
XD
Plot twist, the camera holder works for the government and programmed the cockatoo robots to return so he can collect the camera footage.
Makes sense.
Lol.
@David B Cameraman*
If I had that many cockatoos show up at my house somewhere, I would cry in bliss :’)))))
Pandan Tapioca. Then go live in Australia
@@vic2982. Every living creature shits and begs for food, what's your point?
@@KB-wl4ipHis point was that to himself, it seems cockatoos target him to poop on.
@@vic2982. sounds like a democrat run city, minus the trash and rats diversity
@Battle Royale X every species is equal? sounds like some stoner hippy utopia bullshit.
To those who are asking where this is happening. It's in the inner northern suburbs of Sydney, Australia.
Sulphur crested cockatoos are highly social and very intelligent. Even wild ones like these easily learn to take food from somebody's hand and with patience they will learn to like a scratch under their wings. City birds like these might have several homes they visit at different times of day.
Thank you for the information these birds are beautiful, and so nice to see them in the wild .
This is Australia?
Looks beautiful.
I went to Perth and that looked a lot more like California than Brazil.
And I don'tmean Brazil as in shantytown I mean the rainforest.
Thank you, I was wondering about that.
It's so beautiful to be so close to such incredible life.
These birds are so beautiful and very smart. I am very happy someone shared this video with the world !!
I would move to Australia just to have that happen🤪
Dam, I can almost feel the humidity...
Desert folk here. Humidity makes my fucking nose collapse into a black hole
@@Sodapopper100 wtf😂😂😂
this video was filmed in a cloud
My hair is all frizzy by just looking.
BrightMinds yep same because I live in Thailand lmao it’s mf hot here
Imagine parrots being every day city birds, like how pigeons and crows are for us.
An Owl with Internet Access Actually, cockatoos are everywhere in Sydney! It’s really normal to see them anywhere here.
@@breadstick5245 i hope people don't catch them for money
An Owl with Internet Access Imagine living in a city where it’s normal to have monkeys all over the streets!
@@scifydi6446 imagine the monkeys take over the city and prove that the movie planet of the apes comes true 😂
@@scifydi6446 Well humans are primates and we are by and large the most numerous pest in any city...
If this happened where I lived I'd feel blessed
Shank Adams WHY U ROLL EYE
@Shank Adams you are a negative person
@Shank Adams BEING REAL IS A BANNABLE OFFENCE
Batman's right...it's an offense
@Shank Adams No negativity allowed
when cockatoos puff their feathers on their cheeks out it means they are comfortable or content.
ive been trying to figure that out for awhile
That's why I call them happy feathers!
Gilgamesh Of Sumer haha, yes my birds also puff their feathers when they’re content. I think all bird do that
yes, but, that doesn't mean they won't bite when they puff their feathers, just saying so people aren't confused.
it means they're fat.
It’s fun to be accepted by your local wildlife.
Lovely video.
If no one wants to have me, at least the birds will.
@@ripvanwinkle9935 they wanna have you as their snack
Look up "Parrots of Telegraph Hill" on YT.
@@Aryzo They just can't. They must miss their Jurassic days.
It's not fun to be accepted by spiders. They must think I'm their mom or something.
I’d be standing on the balcony feeling like ace ventura with my arms out calling for all the birds to come chill
Damn
damn. Good call on the ace Ventura
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I love to see the birds when they puff up their feathers. They look soo adorable
Magnetic 4:09
It's called popcorn-ing. It's adorable. :3
Magnetic it means they’re happy. (I own a cockatiel)
To all the people sayingg the birds didnt say goodmorning.
_They were waiting for him to say it first._
@TheBigHase Them
@TheBigHase They???
@@mashihodpotatoetm4572 then??
😂😂👍🏻
Dat Boi Barlos ? Yea they need to hear what the human is saying so they can mimic the sound
Imagine put some music and all of them start dancing 😂😂
Minecraft
Minecraft music xD
Why Minecraft? XD
Wil_boss cause parrots can dance in Minecraft when you put on music
@@mintymite971 parrots can dance in real life too
There is an innocence and sweetest about them and you can tell they are very intelligent. They are where they should be.., flying and free.
makes my day when i see happy free birds being birds
Made my day when I saw your username 😂😂
@@ripvanwinkle9935 thanks bro lmao.
@@systemofadownsyndrome6177 by any chance do you listen to Gucci Mane
Mine too. 😎
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I think you're feeding one bird, and the bird told his friend
And that one friend told his friend, and that one friend told her friend, and that friend told his friend, and...
"Hey have you guys heard about that restaurant in town?"
Maybe maybe
True i started with 2 pigeon now i have 13 and more 20 small birds 😬
Then you become a worldwide dealer
It's an honour to share this planet with these beautiful creatures. Just look at how amazing they all are.
I would not be complaining about being stuck inside if i had these guys to keep me company,You are a very lucky individual
Id probably waste alot of money for Birdfoodz etc to all those cockatoo's I love birds
I'd come back with bags from the pet store with toys and food.
Not a waste if you love you your bird friends. 😁
I love chicken too 😋
😞
Really? where do you live? just for me not to live besido you. You need treratment pal or whatever you are. Nature hater.
They are calling their other friends too for breakfast 😀😀😁😁. .
No
Yes, you are Flea. An annoying wannabe who likes to suck out people's happiness. I hope your happy.
This is how birds should be free to fly but choose to stay. Amazing video footage.
I WANT TO PET THEM...
Its amazing how sentient they appear, totally chill lookin
@@kneegear8989 Yeah but you can see the wheels turning in there heads, not the blank expressions you see from a pigeon.
these birds are wild at least i think they are i dont think those many birds would fit in an apartment
@Craig Wortham Not true. Birds brains may be small but have a much higher density of neurons than any mammal, even humans. This makes them incredibly smart. Dolphins does not really have to be that smart, they might just do things that makes us believe they are smarter than other animals, just like dogs (dogs are pretty dumb but we believe they are smarter than for example crows anyways even tho that mostly is not the case)
If you want to see real intelligent animals you will have to look at squids, octopuses and cuttlefish, they are incredibly smart in ways we use to define as intelligence (solving mazes and problems with math for example)
Lol! At 2:30 the one landed and immediately looked at the filmer like: "watchu' gonna do 'bout it mate?"
its Hulk Hogans Parrot 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good catch, lmfao
Same thing happens at my place but it's usually hobo's!
*hobos
*Your hobos must be well mannered, mine just ask for spare change.*
LOLOL Been there!
Lol
Rem thats no reason to struggle with the english plural
The moooooooooooost beautiful balcony in the world😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘
yes
Yo tengo
@@chitons5886 Great😍😍😍👍
What part of the world is this??
@@flatbushmassachusetts8518 Australia I think.
i want to move there and spend all my time at the balcony
blowin trees
Same
Too much poop
“I want to move there and spend all my time at the balcony”.... cleaning up bird shit!
i have 3 and i love them but yeah they can be really loud 1 of the 3 in particular and they do shit alot daily
It's nice to see them fly around instead of being stuck in a cage or little house.
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She is Kind hearted. All the birds believed on her. No scares on their face.
She's a Disney princess
Cringe simp
@@yeahokbuddy2510 Yeah ok buddy
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Everyone here's saying how cute they are, I'm sitting here glaring at my own flock of wild cockies who are eyeing off my fruit trees and pot plants
I have so many regulars in my garden - the crested pigeons are very sweet, my old lady bush turkey is a badass who chases off the neighbourhood cats, I get flocks of female bowerbirds and the occasional shiny blue male, territorial honeyeaters and minor birds, a new pair of magpies who have taken the territory over, a kookaburra, wood doves, and that's only the ones that actually stop by, so many more fly over (yellow tail black cockatoos that sound like old squeaky doors, lorikeets, king parrots, eastern and crimson rosellas etc).
The only ones, ONLY ones, I have ever had to chase off are the bloody. Sulfur crested. Jackass. Cockatoos.
... They're too smart for their own good, I tell you. And entirely, consumingly, all too bored.
... But I'm glad you have a good relationship with your local flock XD To me they're like mob bosses. You either pay taxes (seed) or perish.
I'm absolutely jealous, mate. I wish I can visit Australia some day, not in small part because I want to see your wild birds. I was in NZ last year and had a most amazing few days hanging out with a flock of wild kea, which seem decidedly similar to cockatoos in their behaviour and intelligence.
Sounds wonderful.
Tell me in which ways it sucks living there so I won't be jealous. Lol
@Steve B Well we've got that here as well. Certainly more religious cunts too.
where do you live
So wonderful to see them flying free instead of living in someone’s cage
Maybe they are wild?
@Annoying Reply Guy ohh.... ehem. Sorry
Annoying Reply Guy lmao
@MaJo Buena I wish I could let my cats out but everytime they escape I have anxiety they will get hit by a car or some psycho tries to hurt them. Or neighbors pitbull gets them 😯
@MaJo Buena Hmm... that's a complicated argument especially with cats and dogs. The cockatoos are native to that area and are free to do as they so choose, but in most areas domestic cats and dogs would be considered invasive species. There is at least one incident I can think of where a single free-roam cat actually caused an entire species to go extinct: look up the Stephen's Island Wren.
In addition to the danger they pose to native wildlife, you also have to consider that simply letting an animal run free can be extremely dangerous depending on where you live. Urban environments were made for people, not animals. Though some animals have found ways to survive in an urban environment, it is often less than ideal compared to the forests they would have called home. In my opinion, loosing an animal in too populated of an environment is simply letting them loose in a bigger cage. They're still surrounded by people and brick walls, but now they no longer have a steady supply of food and someone to care for them. It's not an upgrade by any means assuming their owner isn't abusive.
Cat's and dogs are perfectly happy staying indoors because we've domesticated them to a point where they're used to it. The caveat here is that they do need stimulation - cats still need to sharpen their claws and dogs still need time to run and play. The cool thing is, if you take the time to care for them as you should, then you can provide that for them! If you have a bigger dog you need somewhere to take them so they can run and play, and if you have a cat you you need to make time to play with them.
We have the resources to have a pet inside our home and to give them everything they need and more. The problem isn't simply having them indoors, it's making sure you give them everything they need to be as happy as they would be outside; it's your responsibility and obligation when you take an animal into your home. With a cat tree or two, some good toys, a good walking regimen for your dog, and the time to care for them, they'll be perfectly happy. The only difference is that they avoid predators and other hazards, as well as pests and parasites that might substantially damage their health.
That's for domestic animals, though. Cockatoos like these are very difficult to provide for, and they need a LOT of attention to be as happy in a house as they would be outside. The same is true for other exotic pets like foxes. Some animals are so domesticated that they cannot survive on their own, like the domestic ferret which can usually only survive up to 3 days in the wild. It really depends on the animal.
I'd also be irresponsible not to mention the animals who cannot survive on their own despite being totally wild. Some species have experienced such substantial habitat loss the only option for them is to be bred and held in captivity. It's a sad reality but a reality nonetheless. To release them into the wild would be a death sentence since they can't simply adapt to an environment they aren't familiar with - if you released a tropical bird in the desert it would die. In that sense captivity might not be ideal, but anything else other than trying to restore their natural habitat so they can return to it would be cruel.
We rented a house where the previous occupants must have fed them.
Every day at about 3pm they would come knocking on the window for food.
It didn't take us long to cave and feed them.
In some parts of Australia you get longer in prison for feeding them than murder.
As soon as this Virus lockdown ends, Im moving to Australia, which city are you guys in.
We lived in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Canberra over a period of 6 years working in Australia.
Queensland was by far the best place to live.
What?! Why imprisonment for feeding cockatuas??
Abhay Bhatt .. I believe that they are classed as vermin or feeding them is dangerous to their health.
Chantilly Lace ... I have looked into it a bit further and in some places they are a menace to agriculture and can become quite viscous in their attempts to get food off people.
They destroy park areas by ripping up grass roots and can cause at much mess as pigeons.
But they can be quite tame and cute as well.
Birds are so smart. People take these beautiful creatures for granted!
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My cousin lives in Australia and every morning cockatos and others kinds of parrots come to her house all the time!
FEELS GOOD GR that is so cool. I get excited when I see blue jays or cardinals around my place, as it's just little sparrows and other brown birds I see around.
yes
Australia which city
Please tell me your cousin city name?
that sounds nice, and it almost makes me want to live in Australia; then I remember all the deadly snakes and giant spiders that live in those parts and think - no.
The only thing missing is a hand full of sunflower seeds : )
You know that too much can possibly kill them right? Small pellets and seeds aren’t good for a birds diet and I don’t think they eat it in the wild either. They’re better off having the occasional nut. ☺️
I think there's a bunch of them on the floor though...
@@ema2859
I said a handful, not an overdose, Cockies main diet in the wild is seed based, their beaks & tongues are adapted over milennia to strip & eat seeds (just as a hummingbirds beaks are to flute shaped flowers) yes, nuts & bulbs are another food item but seeds are the main source, though feeding the unstriped varieties of seed retain fatty deposits in the liver so obviously people need to know what they're doing, but as i said, cockies eat these as their main food source, you might be thinking of other bird species that consume nectars.
ema ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ I know your trying to be nice and make a statement but she only said a handful not a lot. :) I have a noisy cockatoo and a amazon so they are extremely noisy :) and I sometimes feed them sunflower seeds but it’s really not there thing they prefer bigger nuts as a forager toy :D
Theres an orange bowl of food at 3:34
"Okay, guys, we can't start our super secret meeting until the human goes away. Act natural..."
Good old times when the squad hung out and just chilled
Man
This comment is more relevant than ever now
you're about.. 8 months too early
When you guys are going through some stuff but just wanna chill
This would be the best day of my life if it happened to me! 😊😃😇
You must have a poor life.
That was great!!! It's so nice to see this video of a flock of Cockatoos flying free in their own, natural environment rather then a lone bird standing on a perch in somebody's kitchen!
true...
This is true but the birds that are pets have been under human care for atleast 2 generations. They are used to beimg fed by humans. If these pet birds are released they wont last a week because they dont know how to look for food
And that's a shame.
rey272031 you really wouldn't say they are used to human care. They are born and raised in captivity now so pet cockatoos in our modern times havent the foggiest clue about their wild ancestors way of life.
Not getting involved in a back and forth, but will briefly indulge. I understand your point a tiny bit, however, Cockatoos, birds, are wild animals. They are a completely different species. Therefore, logically speaking, there is not a day in-day out comparison to humans living in houses. We are a completely different species. The life of many- thousands and thousands- of Cockatoos has become a neglectful nightmare of captivity - Fact. Other birds as well. Humans must come to grips with the realization that they never had a 'right' , if I could put it that way. to do this to them. Many other wild animals too. At this point I'm ending my communication in terms of the back and forth, but just know I'm being sincere. The internet was once- many moons ago- a 'place' of hope for sharing info. So in that vein, I am responding. Take care, and adopt, don't shop! Dig it! : )
This is my childhood dream,
Make a lot of birds come to me
For some reason cockatoos dig people. And people dig cockatoos.
PS: actually cockatoos dig tourists with snacks in their hotel room.
Mookie Spindlehurst bruh im 22 and understand what “dig” means. Who are you talking to? 7 year olds?
Rip to the crowd on the ground floor
🤣
I read crow. Was like wtf?
Daphne lol
@@daphne4983 crow, or 👑. I guess I need to scrub my screen.
These birds just like a swarm of bombers
They are going to get crop dusted with birdsh^t.
I would be "Must ... Not .. pet" xD
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They'd either not come back, or they'd literally take your finger off.
@@lexian5602 I dont think even for a bird of this size to have the bite strength to bite off a finger. You would likely get a decent bite would though.
@@infallible7425 it is actually quite easy for them to get a finger off if they catch you right.
I would have been talking to them and waving
They are very beautiful birds😍
I feel happy and sad when I see this. Happy because I can see cockatoos in the balcony and sad because the forest already become house. :(
Suburbia is pretty much a perfect habitat for these little fellas. The only real problem would be cars and electric cables.
My God I envy you sooo much. They are lovely. Such a privilege you have. 💝
Exactly 👍right on
Privilege
😍😍😍😍how blessed
Happens every day to me here in Hamilton Island. They even get intoi my fking room haha
Make a video for us!
Make VIDEO
Plz make a video. Where's Hamilton island? I'm in California USA , so I've never heard of it.
Chip Chipperson oof
Kristins Rowland California has no cockatoos in the wild :( so lame
So nice to be able to enjoy these birds without stealing their freedom!
Its great to see them flying free rather than in a cage!
same feeling..
I can’t describe how delighted I am to see this video! Thank you for making my day!
That looks like a place I'd like to live. The birds, the misty weather, the trees. So soothing. =‿=
Imagine the humidity, lol. You'd be getting your daily 2L of water just breathing
So good to see the cockies coming to visit and some have their happy feathers showing. It shows they're reasonably happy in your presence. 👍🤗
So nice they are free to come and go as they please.
When my time comes and I pass away I pray I end up somewhere as beautiful as this surrounded by animals!!
First clue is the cars are driving on the left-hand side of the road. 2nd clue is that cockatoos are only prolific in Australia.
accept Jesus and you will
good luck on becoming birdfood
ZeroGHome24 👍Yes. Me too. True nature's freedom & heaven.
ZeroGHome24 (imo)You have spun perspective upside-down! Interesting how you can hope to experience life on earth, in Australia...AFTER DEATH! I have, often, heard other people say : “You only live once, it’s short and you must make the most of it.”
Bet they were looking for lunch. Beautiful. I'd be raiding my fridge & pantry to give them something quick before they all flew away.
You have entered the friend zone. Who needs other humans when you can have 436 cockatoos?
Neighbour have a cockatoo that always says hello to me everytime I walk my dog.
Awesome! 😃
Seeing them fly freely is so nice :) Seeing them wild is honestly much better than seeing them in captivity...
Gorgeous.... I'd absolutely love to visit Australia some time, not just because of the beautiful landscapes but also because of the gorgeous birbs 🥰.
Wild and free, as how they should be.
yeah and no I have a pet cockatoo and she loves me I take her outside on a 5 metre harness and she plays with the other wild cockatoos and she walks around the house looking for stuff to play with
Until the humans deside that There are to much cockatoos and kill them :/
school enzo Really tho?
@@rylanprime6176 yeah! It's also in another country now. There are too much parrots so they kill thousands of them
birds in a cage is sick! disgusting should be illegal
Wish I could make friends with any birds, very cool stuff.
Looks like heaven!!! I totally love these birds. Looks like you have them with out all the vet bills
This is like a dream come true for a cockatoo lover like me
Oh...such wonderful birds....so calm amazing...just flocking from far...sitting quietly... beautiful....it's so heartwarming...n satisfying...the only thing disturbing was the noise of traffic....still the place is so beautiful. Enjoy yr life.....
The roadway is the Pacific Highway that connects Sydney and Brisbane in Australia.
They are so cool and awesome. Teach them all to say good morning.
It's very cute to see all these birds literally coming to you and not just one but a flock of them!
by the way, that looks as close to heaven on earth as you could get. the view is literally taking my breath away. I feel such a strong connection to that view, something I've never felt before
Mrmusikman 82 Past Life Maybe, Follow Your Heart.
It's heaven on earth..
It's just heaven without pollution mate....
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Her: Having Cockatoos greeting her every morning.
Me: Having mating pigeons who doesn't shut the heck up in 5 in the morning!
You'll never get your balcony back!
@@juliem540 I wish it was in the balcony so I could shoo them off... They're in the roof.
@@endjentneeringclub Oh wow, that's just.... I'm sorry...
Off that is bad well my birds don’t shut up when I’m there
@Kristof Alexy I feel ya, Man, I feel ya...
1:38 they've learnt the honk sound. lol.
Hammad Hussain good catch
Perfect clown car honks ❤️ such lovely creatures
Beautiful!It is so wonderful to see them wild and not as pets!
İ wanna catch them and hug them so badly. Because of that guys calm aura I am feeling like villain. Hug themmm
Never Give Up Dear Friend they are definitely beautiful and if tame they can be extremely affectionate. But they have a very powerful beak that delivers a very painful bite. Ive seen them crack macadamia nuts . They love them.
@@mattcullen6109 i understand what you mean. But maybe if they try most calm one to feed with hand . So they can train at least one of them. Sounds good to have parrot in you shoulder like pirates:-)
@@nevergiveupdearfriend7289 😁😁 sounds awesome alright. My dad hand feeds the king parrots up home. They are also very beautiful. You are right, if you take your time and move slowly im sure you could easily hand feed these beauties after a while.like most animals, its just a matter of gaining their trust. My mate has a cockatoo at his place . It loves to sit on my arm and get scratched under the wings. I move slowly and gently and talk to her like the lady on the video did. It pants like a dog and looks up at me almost adoringly. I cant go there with give her a cuddle . Shes so beautiful.
Wow that is so amazing I love birds even seagulls birds are great and yes so are other animals but I really love birds
From my experience, birds love to be admired. They are curious creatures, but if you just sit down and look at them, they will perk up and look back at you with a little grin.
When you're just chilling on the porch and all the cockatoos come for their birb support
It's so nice to see happy, healthy cockatoos flying in the wild ^_^
They are such smart creatures. I love parrots.
3:01 made me crack up lol “Oh hello!”
GOOD MORNIN’ SIR!
Just beautiful....... What a way to start the day, love them!
You are so lucky to have them around!
The same thing happened when we visited Australia. Best part of the trip for me.
I literally feel like crying from happiness.
That is very sweet. Look how much fun a little birdseed can bring. You are blessed,thanks for sharing a fun vid !
A million dollars view👍👍😘😍
fakeeeee
Probably literally
Maria M LOL you mean a couple thousand?
I love when the birds fly towards you from far away and they look like white boomerang shaped blobs flappin
This looks like heaven
indeed
For sure
Avatar planet!!!
Naaaww,, could't be Heaven,,, there are no streets of gold.
2:55 "wæh"
*BABY DETECTED*
precious moment
PAVLOVA COMES FROM NZ FIGHT ME 😂😂
Very cute cockatoo
you spelled it wrong. it’s “wåëh”
Beautiful intelligent nice can fly can speak different sounds and languages with patience and discipline oh my god yes you are
Okay I'm 3 years behind on a comment but....Wow! That is so freakin awesome to see Cockatoo's in their natural habitat, free of any cages, just flying around and coming onto a patio. Omg I wish we had cool birds like that here in Canada. I envy you being able to hang out with them and feed them. So very cool.
You know what's absolutely fascinating? Is how wild ones are different than those living in homes who can speak. It's like taking a wild human to get civilised lol
Occasionally some wild birds like these pick up sounds they hear and start using them normally, that’s how you end up with a bird that decides it wants to sound like a chainsaw every night.
fxc2
I’m speaking in general, there are birds that are so good at mimicking the sounds they hear that they will copy the sound of a chainsaw running low on power and the people speaking in the woods, there’s always one that decides to pull an all nighter to be fancy with their calls.
How birds should be... wild and free.
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They have the wonderful gift of flight. So lets clip their wings and put them behind bars so they can sing and dance for treats when we come home from work.
Scooter Ryan r/whoosh
Dawn Adriana humans also but you people want to control everything
@@liggerstuxin1 - I have three parrots all of them rescues. Two were hit by cars and needed nursing back to health but due to damage would never survive in the wild and the other one was an orphan who refuses to leave me. He doesn't live in a cage and has free roam privileges in the house and most parrot owners would never dream of clipping their wings. You sound like a bitter person with an exaggerated sense of your own importance.
Omg so lucky to live there, it looks stunning! ❤ ⭐
Wow...This is my definition of paradise..loved it
Amazing ! You are so lucky to have friends like that come say good morning to you 😁
They are social creatures! You must be very nice humans! They chose you to say good morning to! God bless you for being nice to his creations!
That one looking at your camera like "Whatcha got there?" 😁
"Can I eat it?"
How cool is that! I love to see them in their natural habitat!