I dunno about this. That bird could take off a finger. I trust that you know your pet well enough to judge, but I also see cats with rabbits, and my cat has eaten a few.
Where the hell are you? Why is the baby playing in dirt? Why is there a weird office chair thing outside? Why is there techno music playing in the background? I'm so fucking confused, man...
This is really cute, and they are treating each other with great care and affection, which is nice to see, but (no offence intended), do they both look stoned to anyone else?
@PetsandBeauty Love how they call it a "syndrome." In the wild, birds mate, rubbing their organs together of course. They feed each other as a sign of affection and to raise their young. Even the chicks will do this. Your bird is taken out of its natural habitat and has only you as its 'mate' and *you* replace any bird mate it would have had. Suddenly, natural behavior is now a 'syndrome' and the bird needs hormone therapy. Nuts! Ever had a dog hump your leg? THERE'S a syndrome!
@PetsandBeauty As a follow-up. I've had my macaw for 22 years. He exhibits the feeding behavior but not the mating act. Mating (sexual) behavior can be changed. So consider...a rhesus monkey will stick its penis in your ear. "oh that's just a monkey, they can do that." A dog humps your leg and we laugh and put the video on YouTube. Trainers even teach it to dogs for a TV laugh. A parrot does it and they name it, call it a syndrome and suggest hormones. yeah, seems reasonable to me.
@kev692 normally i would agree with you, as people do seem to overreact with pet parrots--yet still don't provide flock friends. but in this case, i think petsandbeauty was being facetious/funny. in the queen's english, being 'randy' means horny. so, i think petsandbeauty was just saying what we were witnessing was the 'horny syndrome' -- aka 'a sign of being horny' -- given those who don't know birds wouldn't have known that.
btw--where did you see that someone suggested hormones?
@flychomperfly Haha. I did not know being 'randy' was slang for horny to my cousins across the way. Thanks for cluing me in. :-)
I'd never heard of it before so I Googled it before I originally responded. Many are associated with a Dr. Ross Perry, but I see others as well. This one suggests a common-sense approach:
currumbinvetservices (dot) com (dot) au/sex_and_pet_bird.htm
It mentions being the 'Parent' in the relationship, rather than the mate, and nothing about artificial hormones.
The head bobbing looks like the parental instinct to feed a baby, which is adorable! Watching them interact with each other they are both so gentle! Very cute! Anyone that says this is bad either doesn't have birds or doesn't know their bird's personality very well!
thats so cute..the bird can snap a grown ma's finger in 1/2 but that bird like gets hand fed by your little boy, that's amazing. I like parrots but i like macaws the best cuz of their color...how much are they? i've seen range from like $200-5000 or so...
Your son and your bird are beautiful. We also have a greenwing and he plays with all my kids, including my youngest (3). I have several parrots and his stable personality is the best with kids.
What a great bond to watch! Too bad about the craptastic music and filthy yard. But the bird and kid are great, they can't help it the parents are slobs.
@lalathethird333 would not matter if the macaw ate dirt or not. in the wild, macaws such as these feed on clay from cliff faces to help aid in digestion.
this is great. my blue and gold loved my babies...and would sit with them like this for hours. there was never a dull moment and the parrot protected the kids...!
@Tyuo2010 Not all birds. It's especially.seen in larger parrots. It's a social behavior birds do in the wild and as a sign of affection and acceptance as well as a purely functional role of raising young. I've had my Macaw for 22 years and he still does it after he eats. He used to actually regurgitate on you when he was a baby (ewww) but he just goes through the motions now. Don't misunderstand...food still comes up, he just doesn't give it to you. :-)
A sweet bird like that shows how caring and loving your family is. A bird takes on its familys character. If one person is abusive, that bird will show it. All I see is love. Good job!
@SyndicalistTimes How can this "look like Mexico" hun? All you can see is dirt and a chair. This could be in the US for all you know. Ignorance is bliss.
Wow, that baby pulls the birds tall hard enough and its all over. I have one myself. Very trusting, but they can nap under the pain like any other animal.
WOW!!!! I am VERY impressed 1: the way your son is so gentle and respects this bird, that is a rare thing! I always see kids that are WAY to rough with pets whether it is cats/dogs or birds the abuse that they endure because the parents do not teach them how to act around pets. Your son is amazing with him wish other parents would take a lesson from this. And 2: GREAT MACAW!!!!!!! seriously again great job brining up one well adjusted Greenwing, he looks fantastic with a personality to match!
How sweet! I've never seen a macaw interact with such a young child. You can tell this bird loves the little boy. Every time he put his arm down birdie tried to climb on, when the boy accidentally grabbed birdie's tail s/he didn't scream or get offensive. You must have had this a long time, possibly much longer than the child. Seems like birdie thinks this little boy is his/her chick! Thanks for sharing!
what terrible things to say!! who cares where this uploader lives.. look how healthy her adorable son looks and how gentle they are together.. well done eellii, you are a wonderful parent!
@Fishlova82 The bird is trying to bring food up from it's stomach to feed the kid, it's a sign the bird loves the kid, my macaw would do the same thing and I would have to put a brake on it cause if i didn't he would be shaking his head slinging puke around.
nice bird...congradulations. I guess were a dirty family too....cause we live in mexico. Birds here are very cheap. I own a parrot but were are looking for a macaw
Aahh, don't listen to idiots like that. Just because you live in a sertain part of the world doesn't mean you are dirty. People like him are just ignorant! You have a beautiful bird! Seems to really get along with your baby! I've been wanting a Macaw myself. I've had other parrots in the past, but now I want a Macaw LOL.
these comments disgust me. no one puts into consideration that maybe they bought a low dense home to afford more valuable things? if you spend all your money trying to buy a fancy house you won't have any money left to enjoy. their house might not be your "dream home" but if they can upload this video, that shows they have internet, if they can record, it shows they have a camera.
You are such a dick. Let them enjoy their bird and their baby and the fact that everyone looks healthy and gets along. That bird and that boy are gonna be best friends for life look how protective he is of the little one, and how gentle. My birds are smaller than that and I can't say I'd trust my birds with my kids when I have em someday.
@TheGreenCheekConure that little boy looks like a native from new mexico or arizona or any of the mid west states in our beautiful country....why doest it have to be from mexico? there is yards in our beautiful country just like the one in this video just go outside of the big cities in california and you should be able to find backyards like this one...go to the "indian" reservations and you'll find plenty of backyards like this one...
At this point, the human and the parrot are still on the same level of intelligence!
You can clearly see it, the way they react on eachother.
Shadowblood66 1 week ago
@Shadowblood66 yes macaws are around 3-4 years i think
rocksoliddude1 4 days ago
All I mean to say is that people might not want to try this at home without knowing their animals well.
kristinj1981 3 weeks ago
I dunno about this. That bird could take off a finger. I trust that you know your pet well enough to judge, but I also see cats with rabbits, and my cat has eaten a few.
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Where the hell are you? Why is the baby playing in dirt? Why is there a weird office chair thing outside? Why is there techno music playing in the background? I'm so fucking confused, man...
SparkSpiritBlue 1 month ago
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SparkSpiritBlue 1 month ago
This is a trippy video!!
wmdesigns21 1 month ago
man that is awsome macaws have a hardy type nature this one is dociel love the vid
mastershogun9 1 month ago
This is really cute, and they are treating each other with great care and affection, which is nice to see, but (no offence intended), do they both look stoned to anyone else?
izools 2 months ago
@izools I think you might be a little stoned (if thats what you see) LOL B)
Illchangeitlater 1 month ago
1:40 is a sighn of randy sydrome.. my bird has it.. his is very cute:)
PetsandBeauty 2 months ago
@PetsandBeauty Love how they call it a "syndrome." In the wild, birds mate, rubbing their organs together of course. They feed each other as a sign of affection and to raise their young. Even the chicks will do this. Your bird is taken out of its natural habitat and has only you as its 'mate' and *you* replace any bird mate it would have had. Suddenly, natural behavior is now a 'syndrome' and the bird needs hormone therapy. Nuts! Ever had a dog hump your leg? THERE'S a syndrome!
kev692 3 weeks ago
@PetsandBeauty As a follow-up. I've had my macaw for 22 years. He exhibits the feeding behavior but not the mating act. Mating (sexual) behavior can be changed. So consider...a rhesus monkey will stick its penis in your ear. "oh that's just a monkey, they can do that." A dog humps your leg and we laugh and put the video on YouTube. Trainers even teach it to dogs for a TV laugh. A parrot does it and they name it, call it a syndrome and suggest hormones. yeah, seems reasonable to me.
kev692 3 weeks ago
@kev692 normally i would agree with you, as people do seem to overreact with pet parrots--yet still don't provide flock friends. but in this case, i think petsandbeauty was being facetious/funny. in the queen's english, being 'randy' means horny. so, i think petsandbeauty was just saying what we were witnessing was the 'horny syndrome' -- aka 'a sign of being horny' -- given those who don't know birds wouldn't have known that.
btw--where did you see that someone suggested hormones?
flychomperfly 5 days ago
@flychomperfly Haha. I did not know being 'randy' was slang for horny to my cousins across the way. Thanks for cluing me in. :-)
I'd never heard of it before so I Googled it before I originally responded. Many are associated with a Dr. Ross Perry, but I see others as well. This one suggests a common-sense approach:
currumbinvetservices (dot) com (dot) au/sex_and_pet_bird.htm
It mentions being the 'Parent' in the relationship, rather than the mate, and nothing about artificial hormones.
kev692 5 days ago
The head bobbing looks like the parental instinct to feed a baby, which is adorable! Watching them interact with each other they are both so gentle! Very cute! Anyone that says this is bad either doesn't have birds or doesn't know their bird's personality very well!
Angel0Cry 2 months ago
Playing techno with your kids makes them like metallica when they grow up :) Just a warning :)
belugavision 2 months ago
Its cool how its pretending to eat just to be social with him. :)
belugavision 2 months ago
my freind has 1 she paid 10000$ 4 him and he is so jealous of my freinds other half
dazzzzzzzzaaaaaaaaaa 2 months ago
thats so cute..the bird can snap a grown ma's finger in 1/2 but that bird like gets hand fed by your little boy, that's amazing. I like parrots but i like macaws the best cuz of their color...how much are they? i've seen range from like $200-5000 or so...
iiRag3Kniif3 2 months ago
This is what makes the world worthwhile :) x
Reunakk 2 months ago
Macaw: make up your mind, do you want me on your arm or not?!
rebeldragon1 2 months ago
The parrot is bigger than the kid :)
nynono 2 months ago
amazing, a friendship for a lifetime- I'm a long time bird owner and I am almost jealous of this little boy- what a relationship these two will have!
starrfish71 3 months ago
Adorable!
jasonbonnici05 3 months ago
its scary that the macaw is almost the same size as the baby....very cute and gentle though
MoonStruck95 3 months ago
This video is so sweet, i love how loving your bird is with your child!
Amazing.
ClarissaMaria1 3 months ago
cat+baby+parrot= epic wtf .__o
tf2sstupidheavy 3 months ago
Your son and your bird are beautiful. We also have a greenwing and he plays with all my kids, including my youngest (3). I have several parrots and his stable personality is the best with kids.
elgattoloco 4 months ago
i wouldnt do that.
Quran871 4 months ago
2:26 - 2:30 aww their holding hands :)
lenabonnie2 4 months ago
Gorgeous video, quality love there.
bluehoarse 4 months ago
5People hates life
Oahustona808 4 months ago
shit the birds almost as big as the baby haha gotta love macaws
shaunus16 4 months ago
bird is bigger than the baby lol
jester4115 4 months ago
@jester4115 lol
mousab9 3 months ago
What a great bond to watch! Too bad about the craptastic music and filthy yard. But the bird and kid are great, they can't help it the parents are slobs.
WhenToWatch 4 months ago
awww the parrot was regurgitating for the baby, what a nice yet somewhat unsettling gesture
KrisaurusFlanger 4 months ago
aww
kimberlyssy 5 months ago
lol did the kid try to feed the bird some dirt?
lalathethird333 5 months ago
@lalathethird333 would not matter if the macaw ate dirt or not. in the wild, macaws such as these feed on clay from cliff faces to help aid in digestion.
cainster 3 months ago
this is great. my blue and gold loved my babies...and would sit with them like this for hours. there was never a dull moment and the parrot protected the kids...!
jonericksonfilms 5 months ago
I guess in ISrael its ok but in USA to have your bird outside would tempt other wild birds to swoop down and carry it away and eat it.
inachu 5 months ago
Bird wants to climb on the kid but kid says no.
orlandobabe 6 months ago
Thats very dangerous for the little kid
RobieGate7 6 months ago
this green win gmut be a male? I see he wants to feed the baby instead!
charliesweb1k 6 months ago
DISCO DISCO GOOD GOOD
Mofoe2001 7 months ago
@Mofoe2001 Hahah de ZOHAN!
gidofwarr 6 months ago
What a nice parrot you got. very beautiful collors and it's comming along very well with the baby. That's good indeed. :)
2010GirlCute 7 months ago
Your green wing is absolutely gorgeous! I love how he/she is so sweet and loving toward your baby.
theresarij 7 months ago
Such a magnificent and smart bird.
c4r3on 8 months ago
Now that's awesome. The Macaw is trying to feed the little boy (all the head thrusting) which is how parrots show affection.
kev692 8 months ago 19
@kev692 is that really how they show affection? all birds anyway?
Tyuo2010 3 weeks ago
@Tyuo2010 Not all birds. It's especially.seen in larger parrots. It's a social behavior birds do in the wild and as a sign of affection and acceptance as well as a purely functional role of raising young. I've had my Macaw for 22 years and he still does it after he eats. He used to actually regurgitate on you when he was a baby (ewww) but he just goes through the motions now. Don't misunderstand...food still comes up, he just doesn't give it to you. :-)
kev692 3 weeks ago
A sweet bird like that shows how caring and loving your family is. A bird takes on its familys character. If one person is abusive, that bird will show it. All I see is love. Good job!
Lorinstargte 10 months ago
That bird is so gentle with your little boy! You can tell that they are both very much loved. :)
tweeniemischief 10 months ago 16
That bird is so gentle with your little boy! You can tell that they are both very much loved. :)
tweeniemischief 10 months ago
hey I see a cat in the background. is it just a random cat or is he yours? wondering if it's possible to have both a cat and a macaw ^_^
creepygirl94 10 months ago
@creepygirl94 I have a Dog, aGreened Wing and a Black Cat and My cat just loves on my greened wing
nweaver88 8 months ago
so adorable!
yumadola206 11 months ago
wow that's cool how you can just chill outside with your bird. I wouldn't dare let my bird go outside, it would fly away lol.
no offence, but this does kinda look like mexico :)
mexico is awesome though
SyndicalistTimes 11 months ago
@SyndicalistTimes How can this "look like Mexico" hun? All you can see is dirt and a chair. This could be in the US for all you know. Ignorance is bliss.
cmiranda1218 11 months ago
@cmiranda1218
"All you can see is dirt and a chair."
I rest my case.
SyndicalistTimes 11 months ago
@SyndicalistTimes Ignorance is bliss. I rest my case.
cmiranda1218 10 months ago
@cmiranda1218
Ignorance of what?
You can't even tell I'm joking.
SyndicalistTimes 10 months ago
grose mexicans
Sigiswald68 11 months ago
@Sigiswald68 THEY ARE NOT MEXICANS
cattly721 11 months ago
eew what a disgusting backyard... filthy Mexican bastards
Sigiswald68 11 months ago
@Sigiswald68 they are not mexicans idiot
cattly721 11 months ago
Wow, that baby pulls the birds tall hard enough and its all over. I have one myself. Very trusting, but they can nap under the pain like any other animal.
bill9901 1 year ago
Make a sequel but more bird less baby no offense there both beutiful but it's called macaw and baby
MrLoganite 1 year ago
thank you for sharing...what a beautiful thing...he loves your baby a lot! I have a greenwing and they are amazing!
TheLynnMorgan9 1 year ago
WHAT KIND OF PARROT IS IT?! I LUUUUV ITTTTTTTTTT
punkyprincessful 1 year ago
WOW!!!! I am VERY impressed 1: the way your son is so gentle and respects this bird, that is a rare thing! I always see kids that are WAY to rough with pets whether it is cats/dogs or birds the abuse that they endure because the parents do not teach them how to act around pets. Your son is amazing with him wish other parents would take a lesson from this. And 2: GREAT MACAW!!!!!!! seriously again great job brining up one well adjusted Greenwing, he looks fantastic with a personality to match!
rizzo216 1 year ago
dude... I didn't know the birds got that huge I mean damn it could eat that baby!
jessiebookout 1 year ago
Very sweet and gentle giant, you're fortunate to have such a well tempered parrot :)
The child is adorable as well.
KarayanDesdemona 1 year ago 4
it is a beautiful bird.....where is it from?
besamemucho5 1 year ago
awww cute
mspatel89 1 year ago
too cute!
kymbreleigh 1 year ago
you should be more careful with macaw, because he's able to bite child with it powerful beak
comamiw 1 year ago
How sweet! I've never seen a macaw interact with such a young child. You can tell this bird loves the little boy. Every time he put his arm down birdie tried to climb on, when the boy accidentally grabbed birdie's tail s/he didn't scream or get offensive. You must have had this a long time, possibly much longer than the child. Seems like birdie thinks this little boy is his/her chick! Thanks for sharing!
sillyseattlechick 1 year ago
i love the colors of that bird
LugiasPal 1 year ago
awww the birdy loves him, even if the kid is trying to feed him rocks.
mercedeslove 1 year ago
I enjoyed watching the Interaction of your bird with your son. Thank you for sharing.
babscarter 1 year ago
How cute... my Quaker Parrot loves kids :)
RectangularBird 1 year ago
Cute. Won't the macaw fly away? Did you clip the wings?
Orionsbelt92 1 year ago
This place looks like a paradise. Beautiful relationship between the two. Great video.
Veelah 1 year ago
I would be scared of leaving kid near to such a big bird...It seems to be friendly, but you know...horses seem to be friendly too...
Diatomus 1 year ago
what terrible things to say!! who cares where this uploader lives.. look how healthy her adorable son looks and how gentle they are together.. well done eellii, you are a wonderful parent!
brookenroses 1 year ago
@brookenroses Because nobody wants to see dirty foreigners!
Hey cute bird, but that is one ugly fucking baby!
usig00 1 year ago
@usig00 yes yes i see your point - you ignorant douche!!!
brookenroses 1 year ago
@usig00 fuckin asshole... ur probably one of them racist pigs out there
pr1nce786 1 year ago
@pr1nce786 Whoa, whoa, whoa. Calm down nigger. No need to act like that.
usig00 1 year ago
@usig00 hahah i wish you would have the balls to say that to my face hommie... id show you whats up
pr1nce786 1 year ago
Nice bird big one too almost as big as the kid lol
MrLostkause 1 year ago
aww he luvs ur baby x3
loverofmythology 1 year ago
LOVELY video! Question: What does the 'head bobbing' mean?
Fishlova82 1 year ago
@Fishlova82 The bird is trying to bring food up from it's stomach to feed the kid, it's a sign the bird loves the kid, my macaw would do the same thing and I would have to put a brake on it cause if i didn't he would be shaking his head slinging puke around.
Mikejesmike 1 year ago
nice bird...congradulations. I guess were a dirty family too....cause we live in mexico. Birds here are very cheap. I own a parrot but were are looking for a macaw
Ms1977amanda 1 year ago
Your bird is so well-behaved and good with your child.
brainburrito 1 year ago
oh thats not very smart of you to let your parrrot play with your little kid just saying!
he easely bite of a finger or he can bite in your little one eyes!
or you kid can hurt the parrot.
BuschTukkerMan 1 year ago
why doesn't the bird fly away?
VlogColbyVieirra 1 year ago
What a gorgeous bird! So placid, I wish I could afford a Green Wing Macaw :S
whattheflunk 1 year ago
Aaah is burping up food to feed the child, thats cute, he really wants to care for him
ZnEaKySpyNL 1 year ago
wooohoo israel
brenesmora 1 year ago
Haha Macaw seems to wanna get on the babys arm and baby just keeps pulling arm away :)
Lovely bird and lovely kid :) Congratulations on both :)
Totto87 2 years ago
That's amazing. Most birds do not like small children.
2agray 2 years ago
Congrats!!! Lovely!!! Ilana
IlaRossetti 2 years ago
That is a really calm macaw. I hope my new baby Blue and Gold ends up like that!
AFchicaLoca 2 years ago
@AFchicaLoca WTF you mean "I HOPE"? How about not being lazy and retarded and WORK WITH THE BIRD so he turns out that way? WTF man?
How do people like you make it past 10 yrs of age?
PinkyWontWork 1 year ago
that is cute
see46 2 years ago
hmm, don't take this negative, but, isn't it a bit dangerous, cuz they have a lot of power in their jaws :s
could hurt your kid very bad
doesn't change the fact that they are both beautiful together
didierdebbaut 2 years ago
This is a BEAUTIFUL baby, a gorgeous macaw and it shows kindness, love and heart. Thank you so much for sharing this part of your life
ThePetPeople 2 years ago
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Do you live in mexico?
Because that looks like a dirty mexican backyard.
TheGreenCheekConure 2 years ago
no we live in israel and yes we are a dirty famely
eellii26 2 years ago 20
Aahh, don't listen to idiots like that. Just because you live in a sertain part of the world doesn't mean you are dirty. People like him are just ignorant! You have a beautiful bird! Seems to really get along with your baby! I've been wanting a Macaw myself. I've had other parrots in the past, but now I want a Macaw LOL.
hotchicky8 2 years ago
how can u afford this bird
mrkiss3 2 years ago
i rent the place and we build our home in this village a beautiful place ...
eellii26 2 years ago 12
@eellii26 What does it matter where they're from? It's still a cute video.
NotMadixD 9 months ago
these comments disgust me. no one puts into consideration that maybe they bought a low dense home to afford more valuable things? if you spend all your money trying to buy a fancy house you won't have any money left to enjoy. their house might not be your "dream home" but if they can upload this video, that shows they have internet, if they can record, it shows they have a camera.
ClubBangerTV 1 year ago 3
@eellii26 LMFAO! Greenwings are the best!
PinkyWontWork 1 year ago
@eellii26 oh my god! what type of parrot is it? I <3 it!
punkyprincessful 1 year ago
@punkyprincessful he is a Greenwing Macaw
rizzo216 1 year ago
You are such a dick. Let them enjoy their bird and their baby and the fact that everyone looks healthy and gets along. That bird and that boy are gonna be best friends for life look how protective he is of the little one, and how gentle. My birds are smaller than that and I can't say I'd trust my birds with my kids when I have em someday.
SessaFrost 2 years ago
@TheGreenCheekConure that little boy looks like a native from new mexico or arizona or any of the mid west states in our beautiful country....why doest it have to be from mexico? there is yards in our beautiful country just like the one in this video just go outside of the big cities in california and you should be able to find backyards like this one...go to the "indian" reservations and you'll find plenty of backyards like this one...
besamemucho5 1 year ago 3
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@TheGreenCheekConure While reading through the comments, I saw this comment of yours:
"Do you live in mexico?
Because that looks like a dirty mexican backyard."
I am appaled at your racism and can say that you, sir, have lost a subscriber.
CreamRocks1 4 months ago
he is so cute
thanks
0503903936 3 years ago