First ever footage of Critically Endangered Cape Parrot feeding in the high canopy

[polytelismedia]

Beautiful clip and I so appreciate you posting it! I was fortunate to have perhaps the first ever footage of Princess Parrot (Polytelis alexandrae) in the wild. Its great to learn more about this species! Many thanks

Don

[blast4music]

better than the 20 orange bellied parrots left in the wild

[annatannsworld]

@LuvDaSma maybe,This could be, because they are not clouds, but trees. :D

[LuvDaSma]

the clowds look extremmly fake, they arent even moving!

[WolfSis69]

@LuvDaSma It isn't sky! It's a mountain with trees. This is real footage and they are REALLY endangered. As few as 1000 left in the wild. Support the efforts to create a vaccine and recreate habitat lost!!

[parrotmad]

Beautiful, thanks for sharing.

[Arachloroptera]

How did the Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease spread? Was it from captive bred parrots?