3:30 at night.. interesting

@@isanader6480 I mean it’s dark outside and many consider it to be night time when the sun isn’t even up yet 🤷‍♂️

@@isanader6480 huh?

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@@alankatsiyev3249 there is no 3:30 at night. It's either the morning or afternoon.

Hysterically adorable.

But when I say it repeatedly with my Jack Nicholson look it's creepy. Double standards.

Thanks god that we're talking about bird lol

He just say you're so cute 😍

So sweet and intelligent baby !

His name is kiwi. I think the channel is kiwi the blue chicken. If you like smart cure parrots I also suggest looking up giz the grey African parrot

They are wise creatures

No

Yes

​@@johntrains1317 Yes.

Plus he's got that beautiful baby blue color! Like a little stuffed toy hes so great. I think he needs a reality show

Exactly 😂🤣

@Purple Dragon “he’s coming for ya”

LOL

It's pet love 😇

Yep lol

Yen

Yes he was zoned right in.

@Purple Dragon the dark black ring around his neck shows that he's a male

I so loved it

Me too. A very wholesome clip. 🥰🥰🥰

Hell is not metaphore

...... What makes u think he wants to hug her?

@@r.m.k.1974 in American english it is because this is satans land

Well girl you woke up the kissing&hugging beast now you endure it!

He must be repeating the way she says it to the dogs.

Yess 💕😍

Right?? 🤣

🤣😂

Girl, you can ALWAYS stop what you started, always

“You can run but cha can’t hide”

I looked it up and it seems parrots are able to manually control the size of their pupils. It's believed they use it as a form of facial expression/body language, since it's mostly seen during social interactions. I learned something new today.

@@jesicad.685 I think you might have misunderstood what you read. This is referred to as "pinning their eyes" and is a very common trait of Indian Ringnecks (also called IRNs) as well as a number of other birds. Typically, pinning just shows some form of emotion being felt. It is still reflexive (similar to a cat or human's eyes dilating) which is where I think the misunderstanding came into play. I have never seen a single source claiming that birds manually control their pupil size solely for emotion displays. They likely can control pupil size, but it would probably be more for things like spotting threats, etc. Because of the wide range of emotions it can signal, it isn't really worth anything when using it to interpret their emotions. It can be happiness, anger, encitement, or mere curiosity. Given the rest of the context (vocalisations, body language, etc.) I would say the emotion the eyes indicate is either excitement or happiness (duh).

It’s called pinning, and in this context it means the bird is very happy

@@SyntheticaYT cutest thing ever.

@@mayganphynix8267 it is. That bird is very happy and well looked after.

@@SyntheticaYT it makes me think of cartoons, where their eyes get really big. 😊❤ maybe this is where that comes from.

@@SyntheticaYT Interesting, thank you so much for explaining that. He's beautiful

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@@user-fq1ij3sn8t helloyes

@Jordan Sharpe yessss

Hello baby

Yes ur right absorbed baby

To Badbird: Kiwi does the same for me. I love him! 🦜🤗

do your research if you wish to get a bird please! theyre very demanding and take alot of effort to care for

Lol

This comment is genius😹

she is the house pet 😂

What's the breed?

I met one speaking chinese and said nihao to me which means hello. It was my first time to see that bird in real life. I thought they are part of movie editing skills but it really talks.

@@africanchild4525 That's crazy 😄 Nature really is amazing

When I was a kid, this old mechanic shop had a parrot that "sang" random parts of the national anthem

And you don't find it mind-blowing how we were able to create and have all sorts of recording devices? Well the ancients were trying to create recording device the only way they knew how to manipulate. with organics.. DNA.. via some birds.. 😂 but forgot to make the remote control.

Ikr that's some crazy ish for one that's not a parakeet

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I lv birds

Same! Best bird ever

Personality?

More like her personality mocked by the bird lmao

Yeah I agree. This video made me feel the best I have all day...terrible day at work lol. Weird how something so insignificant can do that to us.

@@rmh_223 aw, I’m sorry to hear that. I hope tomorrow is better for you. Yeah whenever I’m down I just watch compilations of animals doing cute/dumb things and it *always* helps make me feel better

@@clorby22 the reactions from the dogs.. lmao

@@rmh_223 I'm sorry this video is considered insignificant. I'd say quite the opposite, just read how much it's significance has touched the fb world. Hoping that things ease up with work. Have faith coz He got your back!

I agree 😁

I just notified there were dogs

😅to be fair they don’t look particularly bothered at all, it almost seems like they’re relieved lool

@@Hello-fz3cj nahhh they look kinda desperate

😂

🤣

Sounds interesting.

God I'd love to listen to tales from the parrot barn 😍

We inherited my great-aunt's mynah. Aunt Virginia was rather free with her usage of expletives. As an 8 year old, hearing a bird constantly order me to "f*ck off" was immensely entertaining. Hardly ever see mynahs anymore. They were quite popular in the 1960s. Fruit Loops might have had an influence. 😁 This parrot is beautiful. The blue tones are lovely. Your bird has a sweet "voice."

That is kind of your uncle!

How great of him!

Not a parakeet, the title is misleading.

You need to get a hand raised bird to be able to get this type of affection. Just plain ole store bought ones are different. Not so affectionate or playful. They need a lot of attention too, but pretty fun too.

Woody 5326 - Yes

@@NS-ru5be It's a Blue Indian Ring Neck Parakeet. Which is also a breed of parrot

I dont get enough credit!!

it really is neat how smart they are. ❤ I wouldn't be surprised if they where up there with monkeys, tbh. or at least close.

Yes! There are some birds that can mimik a child playing or a conversation of people. (They not only say things but mimic the social surroundings)

@@Shes.A.Sagittarius you are not that smart 🤷🏻‍♂️

If you look it up, dogs generally have the intelligence level of a 2 year old child. Parrots and a few other birds.. of a 4 and sometimes 5 year old. They're extremely smart, not just intelligence-wise, but also emotionally. Love your parrots, guys. (I have a yellow naped Amazon girl)

No can like sacred number

Very lucky Parrot😜😘😘😘💞❤

Pinning. It can mean a few different things but in this moment with her, it means he is *very* happy 😅

Yea why is that? Whenever he talked his pupils got small

@@DV-zv4ox please tell me more about that?

@@parkersteffel4613 Prob because it takes birds extra effort to speak like that

He’s focussing on an object close to him. That’s why.

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You can't keep those types of birds in their cages. It stresses them out and they start going crazy. Not all birds do this mind you, but personally the only ones worth having are the ones that can't stand being in cages. They tend to be much smarter and more fun to interact with. I don't understand why people buy pets that just sit around in cages doing nothing.

@@ajd2393 to be fair mines an asshole but I still just open the cage and let him wander out for a bit, just don't really touch him because he hates hands but loves the attention

Same here - they are hilarious 😂

That's the best part! 😅

I showed this to EVERYBODY and they loved!

Same lmao

Me too!! favorite video of the day!!

I think so too.

He likes blondes, many parrots don't. It's apparently an all or nothing thing with them.

True

So sweet 🥰

I'm so glad you pointed out that he said come here the first time! I couldn't tell and it makes it that much funnier!✌️ Awesome. Thank you! That thank you after that first kiss started everything didn't it?🤣🤣🤣🤣

Omfg that's so adorable

They could absolutely make a cartoon out of this. They're sitting on a gold mine.

They sound like a couple 🤣🤣

PARROTS ARE VERY INTELLIGENT AND WILL TALK TOO AND BOND WITH THEIR HUMAN OWNERS.

Or super rapey vibes if it was a human.

Youve never seen one like that? How did you manage that, there are literally hundreds

There are tons of loving birds on internet.

This is Tiki, wait until you're Kiwi the blue chicken! 🙂

Were you talking about the bird or the human?

Actually that bird is pretty dumb by any type of standard of being smart. The bird the far from smart. It's actually its tiny brain that can only copy a word or two or 3 at a time. Has nothing to do with it being smart.

@@mrmrsplinkegaming2426 "The bird the far from smart"

❤️❤️❤️

Yessss!!! They have feelings as well, contrary to the popular belief of some people.

What is their channel called?

OOO ENCANTADOR NAYGAOOT

Whatcha doin?🐦

I couldn't agree more 💜🤭🤣😂 It made me smile. Her laughter and Kiwi were great.

Jesus is the prince of peace, if you turn towards him you will have peace.

@@servantelijah5618 🥰🙏🏽 Amen thank you so much.

This is not a parakeet.

@@marthasimons7940 yes okay but the comment is still cute…

Voice =communication

Omggggggg stop!!! 😭😭🤣

That's legit the guy I live with. 😒 I'll take the bird, any day!

Comeeee herrrre 😂😂😂

The pest! 😆🤣😂

Dude I'm lmfao 🤣🤣🤣

from where im from we dont have "personal space"

@B Aljoir we dont come from b@tch places

@@iamf6641 So it's perfectly natural to just get up in people's face when they make it known they aren't OK with it? I'm sure that's a social eutopia you got there, for rapists at least.

@@moizzy1587 no one rapes anyone from where im from if someone does. they get tortured beyond belief no one does it

Script was flipped 🙃

Also ... My... Yess amazing..

It's mimics only. They dont have a clue what it means. That's why you dont want someone around who cusses because they'll ruin the bird.

Lots of birds have figured out not just mimic language. But, how to use it in context! It's amazing to get a few birds together and listen to them have full on conversations with each other. There are many vids here on yt

I think he's saying it at times he thinks are correct because he's basing it on social cues, like he'd learn that people say "what you doing?" before showing interest in someone

@@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate whaaat? While most birds do just in fact mimic. There are a shit ton who have learned to use language in context. And its hilarious

I LOVE that part! How awesome to have your pet call you like that!

Right roles reversed😂

Very cool!

Come on Indian parrots are green coloured. Urbanisation.

As I said 10 of them without fail every morning,in front of my building.. They are awesome..!!!!

Well then you were very lucky :)

Yeah Indian ring necks are truly beautiful, you’re very lucky to have seen so many

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That was so sweet 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Ikr 🤔

Same way people always buy McDonald’s even though it’s shit. It’s just one of those things that is a thing and always will be.

You mean bird parents, let's not with the slavery (: and why not 😂

@@Cassxowary parents don't buy their children. It's not slavery to say you have a pet or you own an animal. People understand what you mean.. Obviously we don't own it's life and control their every move.

@@123UlquiorraIsMe1 what? it's because it's easy for them to learn and say.

Do they really? I've never had a bird as a pet.

@@someperson7873 many birds that my friends have had learned different behaviors that got them more attention. If you look at bird anatomy, specifically their brain, they have a lot of neurons that correspond to learning. Each bird whether a parakeet, macaw, parrot, pigeon, crow, etc. may have different clusters of neurons. Crows and ravens are great to study and watch specifically due to how fast they learn on their own from trial and error.

Facts👌

He's beautiful isn't he!

I know. I feel like even Hitler would think this was cute 🤣

Yes! 😂🥰

Siiiii, hasta el tono de voz imita