My mom has an African grey named Charlie and only she could take him out. He is 16 but I've always wanted to be able to pick him up, I have spent 2 years trying to get him to step up without biting and last week finally accomplished it! He is a much happier bird now that he gets out more!

That tender bond between Capri and Bean is so sweet and precious. She is amazing with him. ✨

She's becoming so good at reading birds it's green She's so sweet with them

Bean really loves his head scratches. He actually bends his head towards the hand that will feed his need for connection.

Good thing the birds found nice people that know what they need, keep up the good work.

Capree grew up with birds so she is absolutely uninhibited by any former misconceptions - and she obviously inherited both of your knack for understanding these precious creatures. So sweet to watch her grow up through your videos. ❤

my grey is obsessed with our kitchen counter. if she flies, i always know to look for her there. i can catch her a million times and reroute her, but it's always right back to kitchen counter after i place her down 😂 she just loves it. no idea why. she came to us at 17 unable to fly and now loves to do her route through the house to the counter.

Bean is so adorable. So is Capri. 🥰

He's such an affectionate bird. Great to see bean be more confident.

He’s so sweet and cute 🥰 He getting better and Capri is so sweet to him he wants so many pets

If I ever have a little girl I sure hope she's anything like Capri! What a wonderful child!

Aaaaaaw, it is sooo lovely to see him let go of his anxiety and accepting (lots of) pets from Capri❣️ 👏👏👏👍🙌💚🦜👧💚👏👏👏

So cute when he offers his neck for capri to pet! I bet he will step up for her in no time!

Bean is doing great for just four days...

Idk what it is about his eyes but when he looks up at you his eyes are heart melting 😍 such a beautiful boy!

Oh my goodness, your daughter is so wonderful!!! Go Capri!!!!!! And Bean is super adorable too. The two of them together is just so sweet.

African Greys are so beautiful! Well all parrots are. Have you ever had to train a cockatoo before? I’m sure you have. From just watching videos of them I swear they have a few screws loose 😂. One lady who was fostering one and then decided to adopt because she fell in love with her, her cockatoo learned how to bark like a dog just from listening to the owners dog doing it. I don’t think I’ve laughed so hard in my life. She sounds just like the dog too, and when someone knocked or rang the doorbell she would jump down from wherever she was and go running and barking to the door. She can’t fly at all so she just runs everywhere. Also she plucks her feathers out so badly that the owner had to start making these sort of like bibs that goes over her head that helps to keep her from getting to her feathers to pluck them out. Have you ever had to deal with a bird that stress plucked their feathers?

My CAG wants forever pets... My wrist gets tired, too, Capri

So precious that he's so excited about his new food regime. And so affectionate wanting head scratches off you already♥️♥️.

I like how Capri enjoys working with the project birds too.

That little girl deserves a sticker. It might just my cashier coming out, but give her a visual treat!!

Loved seeing this older video today. :)

So sweet! I love seeing Capri interact with the birds

man i love bean so happy u uploaded this video

What a beautiful lad.

This is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Such a sweet video… thank you for sharing it

Love Capri is helping, both a so cute.

Wow what a sweet Bird I love how he bends his head to get scratches that is so cute!!

Talk about a life-long commitment! Thanks for the rescue.

What a difference. My Grey still won’t come out of the cage. She came out once but that was scary for her. She spent 23 yrs in a 2’x2’x30” cage on one perch, no chew materials or toys. She ate KAYTEE parrot food the whole time. Amazingly her labs came back great. The nurse raved about the results. I don’t think I took her until 2 months after I got her in which time I changed her diet. I was told she never really bit anyone that entire time. She loves her new mansion (cage). She is a huge chewer and I try to keep plenty of wood on hand. I don’t try to force her to step up as I saw her interacting with her ex owner when he did. Amazingly she never bit him. Her feathers are no longer brittle, rough and frayed. She has quit plucking and her feathers are growing in nicely. So far I’ve only seen one or two small red feathers grow back. I can pet her. I can reach in her cage and change out toys. As a rule she’s not aggressive unless she’s upset about something. Usually it’s when I have my Conure out and on me. She’s so jealous. Also if I’ve put a toy in her cage she doesn’t like she pitches a fit until I remove. It. She’s so funny. When I have new toys I’ll hold each one up separately and let her choose. I either get a head shake or a head bob. If I put in a toy with the head shake that’s when she’ll get upset.

Awwwmagawwd, Capri 💗💗💗 she's so incredible and Jamie you are such a wonderful mum xx

Love how he puts his head down for you for scratches. So sweet.

Amazing caring bird loving family! God bless you guys

I love cage free and so does your bean. Its easy to see you give him what he needs... Love.💘

“He loves it.” 🥺🥰

Capri gave a great summed up intro!💕

What a great video I learn so much every time especially the subtle things you teach about birds. It’s incredible to see how Capri has learned from you and Bean herself. What sweet souls. Thank you!

Your daughter has a beautiful soul you are doing an amazing job

He is so cute and your little girl is so adorable and smart

Bird is like "is that avocado? that stuff is fantastic and no upcharge!"

Just beautiful watching your daughter tune into Bean! You're such a patient teacher! Bless you girl! Greetings from Aus

Your daughter is such a sweetheart❤

He is super cute. I know he will do good for you as you sure speak their language and your love for these birds wins everytime. And how you treat each as an individual situation.

It is your voice. Calming and sweet. Very genuine. You are blessed and so are the birdy babies that find you. Your family is beautiful.

Really great episode both Bean and your daughter are learning and that was what kept me interested and watching. You have many totally cool videos. I have been a fan for years. Love the channel. :) Tod in Vegas

Oh I have been working with two and they're so different it's crazy but it's so worth it because they're advancing little by little.

I am so jealous. If I could I would have 1000 birds surrounding me. It’s un-explainable. You are a gem.

Bean is starting to trust you yay I have always wish for a grey you are lucky

Your sweet little one is going to be amazing when grown up with birds

I’ve learned so much from watching your series of videos, especially how to be patient with my own rescues. My little parrotlet, for instance, who I worked so hard to train to step up, learned to do that in a month. But it took him 6 months to finally go into his own cage on his own. Which he did today. I was so happy for him. He flew to his cage and went down into the door and put himself inside. My budgie has been doing this since I got him. But for my parrotlet this is the first time I’ve ever seen him do this, so this is huge. It means he sees his cage as a home, a safe place, and knows it’s his own space that he feels comfortable in, which makes me so happy. And I think he also watched the budgies put themselves into their cage, and modeled their behavior, which is kind of adorable. Birds really are mimics. Another thing I recently discovered is a good way to get birds to eat their veggies or their pellets is to have them all eat these things at the same time. Because they’ll see their flock eating them and they’ll get excited and try to get them. Suddenly they have to have them. The other day they practically fought eachother for a bowl of pellets! (Don’t worry, I don’t let them fight eachother.)

I. LOVE Capri……what a little cutie….and he loves her to scratch him. You can see he has no fear of her for getting what he likes. I have an African Grey…..they’re so determined to be a one person bird!……..my bird lives with me and my daughter and her family. So, he sees them all the time…..but only if there’s no other way and I’m not around, will he step up to go back to familiar territory, or let one of them take him to his cage. Absolutely NO WAY will he allow anyone else to scratch him, so I’m really impressed with how fast he trusted Capri to scratch him!!

Bean is so adorable and your doing a great job. You love them them like there your child.

Love your videos

I know this was a year ago but your daughter is very intuitive for her age! Very sweet!❤

I'm planning on getting parrot watching all your videos to research, won't be for years yet but want to be fully prepared for as much as possible❤️

Your Lil girl works so well with them. Very intelligent for her age.

I mean this was a really good video!Bean might just be my favorite!

You're a lovely Human

I have 2 rescues coming tomorrow and I’m looking forward to getting started

My bird grabs the chopstick in one foot and scratches his head and face with it

The algorithm rewards OP when people leave comments so I will leave a comment! Nice to see someone doing smart owners happy birdies videos!

It's so cool and they looking great idea

I love him.

Bean sure likes his head scratches :D

I noticed he really loved to look at your family pictures. From what I understand they are not as cuddly as a cockatoo but they are highly intelligent and I am loving the interaction he is showing, it's very positive. You are brave giving him so much freedom. I am just thinking out loud, but birds can be very destructive and chew a lot of your walls and door or window trims. I love that you are giving him such healthy foods to help him learn to eat more natural foods, plant foods and nuts and things. You are doing a great job. I think it will be hard for you to let him go when you do! He is precious! I love how empathic your daughter is, she is definitely just like you.

Wuat beautiful the bird and wuat beautiful video.

I would love to adopt him... he's beautiful 😍 very smart n just needed to spread his wings n explore a bit

I read my military macaw stories. I am 10 years old and I've been reading her Maximum Ride. She is a good bird even if she hates me

Idk what it is but something about his movements and his lil face makes me wanna just give him all my love and affection 🤧 😂😂💜

🦜He’s so handsome. I’m a vet asst. FYI. You should try an all aluminum cage, because galvanized steel like yours, can get a white rusty powder, in between the cage rungs and bars, and that causes heavy metal poisoning in tropical birds. Some bells, and metallic paint on bird toys can cause it, too. Some other things to watch out for: Teflon coated cooking pans, when cooking food at high heat, causes fumes which is dangerous to birds, keep their quarters out of the kitchen. Also any chemicals, like nail polish, polish remover, glass cleaner. Spores in the air, or in bird food. They’re very sensitive. Really sweet bird! 💕

Cutest bean on this planet! :D

I dont own birds and probably would not own a parrot, as I already own 2 dogs, but you are really good with these animals.

Who doesn’t love having a neck rub? Lucky boy. So cute.

i love them greys, so funny

Such beautiful love. ❤️

Is this a throwback? Wasnt Mr Bean adopted a few months ago?

My African gray would make this body language when I would put her down on a perch near something that she didn’t want to be near, so maybe Bean didn’t like something that was near the perch behind him, it could be as simple as a wallpaper running on the computer screen, which scares my bird for some reason. (Irrational fear) Or maybe something else on the table. It’s just enough to make them uncomfortable to start showing signs that they want to get away. The only difference here is he wouldn’t except help to get away either. Which was very funky. Thank you for always posting these videos

Not a bird owner, but Bean looks happy & calm, like he is trusting his surroundings.

We also have an African grey, he lets scratch his head, and even sometimes we can take him in hands, but very often he suddenly bites, though nothing dangerous or unusual happens at the moment🤷🏼‍♀️ None of us can absolutely trust each other and it’s sad☹️ We love our African grey and never hurt or offend him, actually don’t understand why he doesn’t trust us… He’s been living with us for already 21 years.

Go bean go😅😅😅

this is the cutest thumbnail i have ever seen

I love birds❤

Ich liebe ihre Videos ♥️♥️♥️

Absolutely sweet. I have twin girls age 7 and we will be getting a baby African grey end of April . I’ll have my girls watch this video too

Go Capri!

You have such sweet kids.

Cute bird, but your daughter is adorable. I wish my granddaughter stopped at your daughter’s age. They’re awesome at that age. Thanks for showing us Bean’s progress. Met one bird who people said was mean, but he took to me really quickly. One of the best compliments of my life, and it was from a bird.😀

Could I send you my grandson? You really are good at finding reinforcements! 😅

Love watching development with bean. I had a Grey much like the same situation you had. Gordy was in bad shape. I feather plucker. I was his third owner. The second owner was a heavy smoker. I had hoped that was the root of the feather plucking. No such luck. Had to give him up when I had medical problems and moved to Mexico. I use to raise cockatiels so I know what I'm doing. You will find that birds love to eat dandelions. But make sure they haven't been treated with herbicide. They will eat everything from the root to the blossom. Love watching your progress. When I first got Gordy he bit me so bad he drew blood. But I didn't let him know that it hurt. I didn't want him to use it as protection whenever he felt the need 😃

oh my gosh i could really use your help my dad got me a grey from a previous owner when i was young and as a kid i hung out with him but was not experienced my dad was however he ended up neglecting him and i started taking care of him shortly after we got him but he’s just very hard to make progress with and i’ve tried multiple different things but have not had much luck however he comes out and allows me to hold him and other things and what not

I don’t have any birds but I have always loved them, especially an African Grey. I’d be wanting to teach him some things to say.

It was interesting to see how he learned to trust you by making you show him through pets that you're a good human. I love this chanel!

I follow another parrot whose parents put plastic tings on the counter which he loves to throw on the floor. He also has a drawer that is his and he likes to empty it. I love his cage less existence

Bean sure loves when Capri gives him head scritches. I would like to hear your thoughts on sometime though. A little set up: I have a 42 year old U2 named Pebbles. I am her second human and her first home was a good home but they got to be older and not able to give Pebbles the time she needed. She spent most of the last ten years in a 10 X 14 room by herself with her only human contact being when she was fed. She has her cage and perch in the room and a couple rudimentary toys but that's it. Not an abusive situation but far from what I would consider ideal. Luckily they are an ex's parents so I've known (and been Pebbles human choice) for 12 years before she moved in with me. She is a man's bird and usually won't tolerate a woman touching or even feeding her. My daughter (12) can pet her every once in a very great while but Pebbles usually tells her no. My son (8) is a whole 'notha story. Pebbles loves my son and wants to be around him any time he is in the same room. She doesn't get upset if she can't be or anything. But she does want it. Pebbles has known both kids since their births. On to my query. I notice you involve Capri a lot and that's great in my opinion. But do you ever worry the birds will bite her? And if one did bite her, what would you do? I'm pretty certain Pebbles would never bite my son unprovoked but there is always that little niggle at the back of my brain that says, "what if?"

This is very similar to the play stand techniques I used when taming parrots in my home. As well as raising babies and having a "home base" for our birds when out. At 11:10 I think he was being distracted by the TV?

Do you think you could do a molting video since it’s molting season? Eugene is covered in pin feathers and is asking for lots of scratches, but I don’t know when they are ready to be removed! I don’t want to hurt him either. Thanks!

He’s doing amazing for just 4 days how do you do it

"This is actually the best hand to pet with (and to write with) for me." The ecological world view of handedness.

Question PLEASE…What’s wrapped around the foraging tree stand on the ends? It’s beige, Is it some kind of bird safe tape?