+ginnylrunyan I had a blue fronted Amazon that used to say "Don't bite me!" and then he'd bite me.

DoubleOdds99 That’s hilarious!

Or "Don't bite."

DALILA WORTH I was just about to comment the same thing they are being too loud I can't even tell when the bird is talking

Yeah hahaha🤣🤣🤣

Alice Jiiok

Me neither..... Lol

Me too.

Sorry, man. Sounded like he/she, or other xD, wanted to go be free. No one wants their freedom taken.

birds shouldn't be captured from the wild, but you can't just let domestic birds free that's cruel.

lapetitemoma My talking Cockatiel of 7 years got outside and I couldn't find him. :(

lapetitemoma Maggie made it pretty clear where she wanted to be. She had the option of freedom, and she chose a life with you. A hand-reared bird won't know the dangers after one night, and a captured bird (I shudder at the thought of those poor creatures) would have been right at home. Many people can't handle all of the attention and commitment a parrot needs in order to be happy. It sounds like Maggie was getting all of this, and found it preferable to a wild lifestyle. That says great things about you. :-)

😂😂😂

Claire Kirby I thought the same thing!

She's pulling its legs apart wider and wider too! It might snap the bird in 2 😲

Claire Kirby yes that poor bird would go crazy with those cackling women

Alice if he wasnt comfortable he would be pulling to get away from her hands. or nip her,which he did. lol she didnt even read his body language to tell her when he was about to nip.

birds love when their "flock" talks to them

Randy Earl Jackson Sr. whos god

Stiix That's such a shame that you have to ask that question. I feel so sorry for You, and I mean that with everything I have in me. :(

Stiix n

Stiix I think you know

Randy Earl Jackson Sr. Evolutied creatures*

Concordo, esses animais tem muito aqui no Brasil e vivem mais de 60 anos, tem que ter alguém depois que os ame até o fim da vida.

Sentients aren't "it". We should use him or her.

You can’t tell if an amazon is male or female, no harm in calling them “it”. Only other option is to say “they/them” but it’s the same as just saying “it was talking”

I was going to say the same. The parrot was obviously trying to say "this is too much". But tame and polite as it is it just gave a warning bite. Parrots are a bit like kids, when they are tired and need to be calmed down not excited like this.

Exactly!

He was very happy, my grandpa had one of this species. And by the way, im 99% he's a male.

Benjie Benjamin my heart breaks for you. So sorry for your loss.

also the tailfeathers being spread out for stability and from fear

Plus tail spread and eyes pinning at her

@@carlfirststophr4142 No need to be rude or insult her. She just didn't know and probably wasn't forewarned by the owner.

I have amazons and would not allow an inexperienced person to handle them when they are all worked up.

Was the bird laughing??? I couldnt differentiate the voices

I think so, too. I'd never call myself a "parront" but since I got my eclectus, I totally get it... Bonds run DEEP and I'm a huge dog lover, but for some reason, birds are just more somehow. Even my little girl tiel, who will never talk, she's just so smart with so much personality. They pet your hair, do funny things to hear you laugh, rub their faces on yours when you're sad, sit quietly on your shoulder when you're busy. Just so.... Symbiotic?

I feel like cat people are worse tbh....

Lol............that is me.I love bird.

Dogs and cats are the easiest animals to keep. Zero difficulty

Marc Wookiee Idk. I have kept birds, dogs, cats, and rabbits. I find rabbits the easiest. No bathing. No taking for walks. No having to let them out to go potty. Can't jump on my countertops like a cat. No sleeping on my head like a cat or waking me up at 6am like a dog. No vaccines. Less shedding. No noise. Dogs are great but I see them as high maintenance compared to other pets.

+Ryan Lauer Same here!

Same my mom thought I was crying ahhaha and the women's laughing made it worse lol

Omg im still laughing loooool

Ryan Lauer don't swear on this channel, idiot

Ryan Lauer stupid bitch

actually the tailfeathers being spread out is a sign of fear and agitated, plus she rubbed her finger right over his vent area, which you should never do to a bird also spreading the legs is just pain rude to the bird because they hate unstable perches, that bird was not comfortable or happy at all with being on that women's hands.