Does your blind bird get scared or agressive twords u at all I adopted a yellow naped Amazon and the rescue center told me he was 20 year's old but when I took him to the vet I was told he was about 35 years old I asked the vet to read his band my parrot also loves to watch Lilly and Pancho I wanted to adopt another bird for him but the vet said that he might not do good because he was raised in a house with only him my parrot is still scared alot and I was told that he was probably caged bound I don't keep him in a cage I only put him in it at night or when I got to go somewhere but he still shakes like he's scared do you have recommendations on what I can try to help him he still will try to fly down off of his cage to attack me and if he is on the floor playing he will come over to me to bite me I have been trying clicker training but he seems scared of the clicker

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Thank you for watching- both Lillian and Pancho are doing great!! I haven’t had time for uploading recent videos of them however I am working on doing so soon.

@@lilianpanchoamazonparrots1589 Looking forward to seeing them again. Glad to hear that all is well for everyone.

LMHO!

I tell all my friends about lily an And they just love it

It looks like they are wquite a joy in your life.

I withdraw my praising statement though, after seeing this advertising: "Amazon parrot talking like no other parrot" ....

Thanks for the advice. I’m still new at this video/video editing. I will film in landscape next time. I’m hoping to get an actual video camera so I do not have to use my phone. Once again thank you for the advice and thank you for watching.

Lilian & Pancho Amazon Parrots - So many don’t know or think of the fact that when you use portrait mode, you only get the video covering less than 1/3 of the screen, which isn’t much... So much fun to watch these two, makes me smile every time, so I appreciate it❣️ 😊

Parrots do that on their own

Lillian is doing great. She is still quite the character and still has a blast with her buddy Pancho.I haven’t posted much don’t only work. I’m hoping I get a chance to record soon. Thank you so much for watching!

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I do not. You would have to get them DNA tested to tell.

They are dog kennel’s I purchase the cages with my double yellow head, the previous owner attached them and secured them then added wheels. Very sturdy and big enough fir my Amazon’s to sleep.

Never show your Parrot anything that may cause frustration, especially if it’s already in bad shape. It may need some free time out of its cage and maybe a better diet, have you taken it to a vet? Maybe they can help you as well. Good luck and I hope you parrot gets better.

@@lilianpanchoamazonparrots1589 thank you so much! i actually think this kind of helped cause my parrot didn't plug a single feather in the two weeks that i took care of it!? my parrot is close to 40 years old already and was originally gifted to my great grandmother. it got passed on to my grandparents and then to my parents. they don't want to get a second bird or a bigger cage but we did update to one at least double the size when we got it. it can't fly because of an accident 15 years ago and I'm pretty sure it has anger issues. the vets that we took it to tried to shorten the claws but one has already grown a full circle. it also has a lung fungus condition that causes it to have problems breathing under stress and it also has digestion problems. my mum wants to avoid vet visits because she is scared for our parrot to die because of it's breathing problem in correlation with stress. it is very hard to see the poor bird sitting in or on its cage everyday, but i am not really sure what to do about it. like i tried moving and rearranging the stuff in its cage to help shorten the claws and train the feet but it got very mad and has been avoiding the side of the cage for a few months now. it is very stubborn... kind of a dilemma