An agitated bird--You'll watch more than once!

I wish I fully understood all the bird is saying, but maybe it is just as well that I don't.


www.liveleak.com/view?%20i= bb5_1456167794#% 20OZjoiL3RR8PZZXcl.99

"Item not found!"

originally posted by: verschickter
"Item not found!"

OK. But I have no solution. The link from an outside source worked for me.
Perhaps ATS doesn't honor Live Leak stuff.

a reply to: Aliensun
If you copied the link and it worked, it should work here, too. Maybe the injection filter delete some chars in that string? You could give us a keyword, then we will be able to look it up.


Edit: the %20 gave it away, I fixed your link:

How to fix a round cage
Birdy was not amused

a reply to: Aliensun

Mostly "fu** it fu** it fu** it" and a few others I can't spell out.

a reply to: verschickter


Thanks, I think the delay in making the vid available was worth it!

Here's the original with the guy who owns the bird now. He was getting some retribution for his feathered friend. His other birds are pretty funny to watch as well.

Real mature bird owner. I'd be ashamed if my bird picked up words like that.

What ever happened to pretty bird pretty bird Polly wants a cracker?

What passes for humor these days. Sad.

a reply to: Sillyolme

Better not ever have your bird anywhere near a window then, or cable TV, or anything that emits audible voices...they can pick up sounds from quite a distance, and like children, simple words and phrases are easier for them to mimic. He probably had very little to do with their vocabulary...and it's like a digital voice recorder that you cannot erase.

Bird owners can't do much to control their pet's vocabulary other than to isolate the bird. And if they inherent the bird, they also inherit whatever it has already learned to say, which I believe is the case here. They have no idea they're saying anything that certain people might find offensive...they're simply mimicking what they've heard.

a reply to: Aliensun

Too funny!!!

a reply to: Sillyolme

Yup, a very mature bird owner... this is him: Saskatoon Parrot Rescue
Well, he rescued this bird, along with lots others apparently.
How about finding out what the story is, before judging?

I'm surprised the bird didn't attack the guy as it seemed upset when he smashed the cage. I feel that cage was way too small for a bird that size. It's so sad that the bird has had so many homes and no one has kept her.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
Real mature bird owner. I'd be ashamed if my bird picked up words like that.

What ever happened to pretty bird pretty bird Polly wants a cracker?

What passes for humor these days. Sad.

That is a very well taken care of bird. These birds are highly intelligent... most owners neglect them, considering they require as much attention as a three year old child and are almost as smart. You see the way that bird has such a full coat of well manicured feathers? That's a healthy bird.