Check Out This Hilarious Bird

I'm in stitches every time I watch this little guy.

a reply to: Lurker1

So simple yet so funny. What is that bird angry about?

a reply to: Lurker1

lol. that's what I call an angry bird! pun intended.

he hates hardwood floors or what

a reply to: Lurker1

My partner and I had a parrot that lived to be 70. My guess is this baby parrot is not happy about being locked in a room by himself. They are very social animals and smart. Our parrot just passed away 6 months ago. That was sad.

a reply to: Lurker1
You haven't seen a bird mad, until you have seen Max's tantrum about going to the Vet.

Here is the extended version.



My guess is he likes the feel, as opposed to the one he probably gets from being on the same sized perch all day, every day.

Most people don't realize that you have to vary perch sizes in a bird's cage for optimal foot health.

Cute bird...and otherwise obviously happy and comfortable.

originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
a reply to: Lurker1
You haven't seen a bird mad, until you have seen Max's tantrum about going to the Vet.

I knew I couldn't be the only Max fan!

I love watching him disassemble his carrier.

a reply to: Lurker1

Lol, somevbody tell that goose stepping bird he's really a parrot.

a reply to: ketsuko
I love Max.

Crazy coincidence. I have a Maxx. A Siberian Husky that hates being told no, especially when he wants to go for a ride in the truck.

The arguments I have with him are legendary. I am going to have to get a video of him giving my mother the third degree. He hates when she leaves in the truck and doesn't take him. He mopes until she returns and yowls at her. Everyone including myself swears he is asking her "Wer Wer Woo"?

a reply to: Lurker1

You sure he's not a neo-Nazi goose-stepping?

a reply to: Lurker1

That parrot be goosestepping!




Here they are playing basketball:



Now he needs to teach them smacktalk and then they can play baseketball.

Here's a small dose of hilarious foul-mouthed birds.
Enjoy.

a reply to: Lurker1

I don´t want to ruin the fun but this is a sign/behavior of stress!

Edit: To be precise, it could also be that if the bird is ringed at the feet and that it´s to tight.

a reply to: verschickter

Nails look short, good plumage, from the extended video the bird appears healthy.

Clearly he's used to walking around the room. Notice the damage to the bottom of the door?

a reply to: loam

I could be wrong of course. AFAIK, birds stampede as a sign of stress, but I am not the "owner"... a relative´s parakeet does that whenever a women walks towards the voliere. He clearly dislikes women

He also does that if he want´s to be left alone. Not walking like that but stamping both feet to make noise. I was told this is a sign of stress and also a natural behavior when it comes to fights (using the claws as weapons).

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

Imagine being kidnapped by strange creatures, you are all alone and they force you to have strange medical procedures. Youd scream incoherently at then too...

Glad everyone is enjoying the video. It's fun to think about the fact that they used to be dinosaurs.

My sister has a cockatiel that serenades her feet, which is bizarre.

a reply to: skunkape23

OMG, I laughed so hard I almost puked!

a reply to: Lurker1

LOL... Oh man, that video seriously needs some music dubbed in to his stomping around! That would be even more hilarious.

originally posted by: Kromlech
a reply to: Lurker1

LOL... Oh man, that video seriously needs some music dubbed in to his stomping around! That would be even more hilarious.

I'd slow it down and use the "Imperial March" from "Star Wars".