Those hawk eyelids are a trip. Closing like that. Birds are fascinating.

I thought the title said canary and GOLDFISH 😂

NO WONDER most of my finches are still freaking out when I approach them - live and learn...

Wow! This is absolutely true! Now I know why my canary becomes so frightened whenever I stared at him.

Just discovered your channel! I LOVE your insight about the eye contact! Very insightful.

"Clever girl" I actually didn't think of this.

Thank you so much!! I am a girl who wants to get a canary and I didn't even know they can trust you! I loved your videos and your voice is incredibly beautiful.

I have recently discovered your channel and I just love it!!!! Thank you so much for all your tips, please continue to share 🙏🙏🙏🙏

What a cute goldfinch! (I’m from Canada I’m not used to seeing European goldfinches we have the American ones here that sound very similar when they’re singing- though I’m sure you knew that) thanks for the great videos, they’ll help me once I finally get one!

Awesome! Ty getting ready to bring home a new canary. This was a good one.

thanks for the tip keep up the awesome content!!

This was a short but a very useful video. I know this for a while and whenever I look at or tame my budgies I blink often and slowly and change the direction I see from time to time. 😅

Just like riding the bus! No eye contact, hehe! Today I discovered your channel and I love it! Thanks for sharing

Thinking of getting a canary or 2, amazing starter advice. 👍🏻

Oh my god great job, this one of my favorite birds ,best singers

Wow I never thought about it that way

Wow that's a really cool tip I didn't think of that thanks so much

Good Video more please :)

thank you for the video. my canary is scared too. I will try to apply your advice.

I love this bird!!!!more video? Thanks

I do NOT KNOW WHY THIS CHANNEL DOES'NT HAVE THAT MANY SUBS LIKE 11K SRSLY (progress my female goldfinsh is not afrade of me anymore we let here out of here cage every single day so she would get used to being around us she sometimes she let me pet her but not allways haha but she just cant get over her fear of hands is there anything im doing wrong that i should not be doing btw love your vids they are so helpfull and your bird suits your personality so well and your so cute love you

Good tip👍

Hi! I have two canaries and they are 3 weeks with me, but they are almost a year old and have been treated differently in the pet shop. Whenever I come close to them and we try to open the cage, they flop to the other side. How am I supposed to get them out? I love your content by the way! Everyone can see that you know what you are doing and you are doing it well! You don’t have to answer because I know you have a lot of other comments to answer, but if you can that would make my day! Thanks!

This makes so mutch sence 👍🏼

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you just earned yourself a subscriber

very useful. I started doing it ❤😍

Excellent. Thank you

Awesome!

Thanks

I discovered that my canaries "let" me pat them when it is fairly dark. I think this is mainly because they can't see well enough to fly away in their cage. I talk to them and pat them very gently while they are standing on their perches. Over the last couple of months they are getting used to it and I have noticed they don't freak out as much when I walk past their cage or watch them now during the day time. They are only about 1 year old so I have a while to work on this with them.

Excellent point this applies to most animals. Even my pet reptiles carefully watch my eyes .

Very good information but personally I prefer to see goldfinch on trees in his natural environment I am fighting for this in my country I hope one day our next generation will have the chance to enjoy this wonderful bird

Thanks for the viideo

I love these Goldfinch

Ohh!That's why my finch looks at me so suspiciously! Thanks! I will try this out

pretty bird ...pretty you ....enjoy your holidays my friend

Thanks a bunch!

That's makes sense tho Thanks a lot !!

Hi there I would like to ask few questions, my bird is with me for months (almost 6-7 months) but unfortunately I couldn't manage to have strong relationship with my bird. Here are the questions; How did you organize the cage interior design? How do you deal with the mess of seeds, feathers etc.? My bird was already mature when i had him, do. you think still I have chance to tame? I'm doing mining engineering so I travel a lot, I had to give him some other ppl when I'm not around, changing place, location of cage affects this process very badly. Do you have any advice for this? Do you cover the cage time to time? Well actually I have so many questions :) sorry. I appreciate you, your channel and videos are great. Take care Thanks

Good job

thank u

I have been owning a goldfinch for almost 10 years but it has lost its left eye 4 years ago due to an attack done by a kestrel. Hopefully, it survived and I took care of it since then. It looks pretty well, it even attacks when I do approach my finger which means that it has a lot of energy, but the problem is that it doesn't fly nor it climbs on the perch. It's been awhile now, and I still take care of it. Do you have any useful tip in which I could help it to regrow the feather and can fly again? Is there any hope for it to get back to the basics given its single-eyed issue?

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I can now look both of my society finches in the eyes and they look at me and move their mouths like they're mimicking me sometimes ^-^ i just look at them calmly and give them warm, caring smiles

Good videos

Hello, I have a question, what do I do if I need to put some leafy greens for my canary, and need to stick my hand in there in order to clip to the cage Wall, she gets very scared whenever I have been sticking my hand there. Do I put my hand inside in order to feed her, or do I leave her alone?

So cute

Nice video

So pretty !

Bello.gilgerito....

Wow

I got my beautiful babies from a pet shop two years back, prior to knowing how bad they can sometimes have it. I made sure to give them a healthy diet fit for them, made sure they were in a good temperature and calm environment. I’ve had them for around two years now and they don’t seem bothered by me looking at them. Anytime I’d try to move slightly closer to them, they’d all fly away in panic rather or not I was giving them a treat or replacing their food and water. When they the hatchlings were little, they were perfectly happy with being held, yet when they grew into adults they just stopped allowing me to be near them. At this point they just boss me around and yell at me to do everything the exact moment they hear me wake up. I wake up and they’ll hear me, I get a “GET IN HERE AND REMOVE THE CLOTH/CLEAN US NOW!” If they see the treats, they won’t forget about them and will go on and on till they get their way. (I don’t like giving them too much as I know they aren’t all that good for them.) They all have their own actions that causes a daily snowball effect. Seeing that two of my four original birds are always the ones to start the whole thing up. While I do love them, I just wish I could hold them again and not feel like I’m just a maid for them. ;--;

I got it yesterday

I found a bird and its a baby bird and he was tring to fly so he fel on the gruon he trid to fly but coudent so we help him and he started loving us

Hello, thanks for this videos, I have also a goldfinch, I have learnt a lot from your videos, I would like to give you a short video of my pet to give me your opinion, please

Aaahhhh your eyes

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Does this count for cockatiels

Can I tame a finch if I am keeping more than one? Great video too :)

Need advise my little greenfinch after feeding from 5day till35 days everything good get used to be in my hand eating...... now not eating anymore body getting weak more and more ive try smooth food like babies cerelac or bledine mixing with honey and yellow eggs his wings go down stay all time at bottom of the cage is it maybe not spending much time( cause of work ) ive try to put with him goldinch with same age sorry maybe my problem should not be post it on this blog cause i was traying to train the bird from the first 5 days any help pls

I have a question I have recently rescued a wild baby gold finch it's healthy and eating really well but it appears to be sitting and walking on its elbows alot is that normal for its age? It's got almost no pin feathers left except for its tail

Your bird and u so beautiful...

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Hello there Is there any perticular method making the goldfinch singing....he is shirping only ???

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Pretty eyes 😻

I have a canary he get so scared when i put my hand in his cage.what do i do ?

is it ok to keep just 1 goldfinch, or should it be a group?

How about lovebird?

Hello there! I've watched most of your videos for some time now, and I'm having some trouble with my birds! If you could give me some insight it would be wonderful! My sister has left me a pair of gouldian finches for quite a while now (over a year now), being one a female and the other a male. She's reasonably calm, curious, has some trouble flying (my sister believes she has a minor mental problem that influences her flight, she hits walls and gets herself trapped in narrow places when she flies out of her cage) and ever since I applied the knowledge I got from your videos, she lets me pick her up when she's outside their cage without being afraid! That alone was a conquer, and I have you to thank for! He, however, has always been extremely cautious around me, my sister or anyone. He doesn't trust people, he instantly flies away from me when he's outside the cage (it takes forever to convince him to climb my finger, eventually we both get tired of flying and chasing around and I let him go back to his cage), he clicks his beak alot when I'm around. Generally, he's still very afraid of humans, despite being around me and my sister for a total of 3/4 years. I've been applying everything I know now to slowly gain his trust- never again do I put my hand inside the cage (the only way to get them outside is to put the feeders outside the cage and wait for them to get hungry and hop out), I've tried giving them treats (they eat nothing! they're not remotely interested in a small piece of cucumber, or apple, or spinach. they just don't want to try it out, and I don't know what to do about it!) Everyday, I sit next to the cage and apply the talking method so they know I'm not a threat. She's already used to it, but I can't seem to gain his trust at all. What can I do?

We let go our goldfinch before i saw your channel 😭

Nice video, thanks for sharing. But please, no music in the background. It will be natural. 👍

Does it work with indian ringnecks

So that's why my Sun Conure is scared shitless

is it valid to cover one eye?

Mejing

Is it goldfinch only or is it for all birds?

Hi

I have tried your advice with my goldfinch ( Elvis), and it truly works! Now I can go to his cage and give him food and water and he isn't all crazy! Now I can look at him and talk to him. And he is calm and replies with a Taweeet and a swish of his tail! Thank you so much, Jerry

Can we tame greenfinches?

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What about a cockatiel?

Predators aren't the only ones with monocular vision. For example, orangutans and many other herbivorous primates have it too, for the purpose of safe manoeuvring among trees. Our own pre-human ancestors already had monocular vision before they began supplementing their previously herbivorous diet with meat, so the hunting advantage isn't actually the reason we came to have it, either.

You have beautiful eyes

How do u even get a goldfinch

ههههه والله انتي احلا منو

How to diagnose bird disease

I'm getting a Zebra Finch

We called it in Pashto sahira mean the magician

Nice eyes lol

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Hi if you could play your vedios without music ( very disturbing ) I believe that your voice is much better then this music. Thanks

mine still hates me

Love ur vids,thanks for the educational videos I now have tamed some of my goldfinches, thanks for your advice and vids, check out my channel

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Mam I don't this mistake :)