It‘S mandatory. To go 10 days minimum , so much to see, you mat never want to leave

@@billgalli5991 I will try and visit

I bet if you breed An army of each species of these birds trees that depend on these particular birds would sprout everywhere in rainforests where there is deforestation and abandoned areas You might wanna let that secret pass on to other Aviculturalists Around the world oh and make sure that those particular parrots Are released in their own continent

Ikr :D macaws are beautiful and they always will be Flying rainbows 🌈

bonniethebunnyRt 1 yes!! Beautiful

Wow, it’s really been 7 months since I last watched this... time really does fly. Macaws will always be my favourite animal. And yes, I still wish to see them in the jungle.

Lynn Oldfield agreed

*Lynn Oldfield* At first glance these birds are the best but an African Grey flock can be just as beautiful. But that doesn't matter in the least. What matters is that we as humans adopt these animals and change our life style to their needs and not the other way around.

Ik macaws are amazing animals its probably my fav animal they also actually look like a flying rainbow 🌈

Like a heaven

I think that wild macaws should stay in the wild but ones that are born in captivity should have the life that is closest to the one they would have in the wild, sad thing is that many people take a macaw and put them in a little cage and then they have to work and etc, if you have a macaw then you should have a LOT of time for him/her and they should have a very large space with a lot of toys to play with and a right diet and again this bird is not for lazy or busy people , I am always soo sad if I see these birds neglected again because people dont have money or time for them

She'll live a much more pampered and long life in captivity. You're doing a good thing :)

she will live a life under your constant love and care. Doesn't sound too bad to me.

There are people who free fly their parrots. The birds are trained to fly around and come back, with GPS on a tail feather. You probably know that already. BirdTricks is one of them on KZfaq. Carolin von Petzholdt is another one. Carolin takes her Mccaw out the park and out to places to fly. Carolin is a little dramatic with her video titles, but that is cool, she really can be funny.

Were are this b:?

I like this

The canaries and the aviary parrots are domesticated animals

I mean my bird has the option to fly away if she wants, she never does. Plus birds you get from reliable sources are domesticated to the point they don’t know how to survive in the wild, taking wild birds is a horrible thing and should not happen along with improper housing and care of domestic birds. I would never support that

@@FluffySpino to quote Shawshank Redemption: "These walls are funny. First you hate 'em, then you get used to 'em. Enough time passes, you get so you depend on them. That's institutionalized" what you say is true, a lot of them can't live outside on their own, because they're "Institutionalized"! that doesn't mean it justifies the act of imprisonment of a free animals for your own eyes and soul! no matter how good you make the living conditions for the bird! if we don't buy them, they won't be bred in captivity in the first place!

I'm sure they fired you

Sy ada, 5000 usd

Amen 🙏✝️

So we do? Because I'm pretty sure you would tell someone to stay inside if they were naked and running around outside. Actually,they would get arrested. But Noooooo other animals get to "stay in the wild" while humans who are animals too get called monsters to capture other animals when some animals KILL EACH OTHER INCLUDING PARROTS!

I have the privilege of being owned by one of a scarlet and she dose not have a cage she has free rain of the hoist and the outside she is free fly and will never bee clipped and she is a member of our family

you still up to?

@@pikalolts1167 yes

How was your trip?

Yes you beautiful 💖