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AUSTRALIA's WILD PARROTS & COCKATOOS - PBS SPECIAL - Part 1 of 2

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FLOCKS OF WILD AUSTRALIAN PARROTS (Part 1 of 2)

THIS IS WHAT THE PARROTS THAT WE CONFINE TO CAGES IN OUR HOMES LOOK LIKE IN THE WILD...WHERE WE SHOULD HAVE LEFT THEM...THOSE WINGS WERE MEANT FOR FLYING!!!!!!!

Condensed from a 2008 PBS SPECIAL:
"PARROTS IN THE LAND OF OZ"
Narrated by: F. Murray Abraham

All Credit for the Contents of this Video go to PBS as the
SOLE Copyright Owner: http://www.youtube.com/user/PBS
TO SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL PBS STATION, PLEASE GO TO:
http://www.pbs.org/support

PARROT SPECIES INCLUDED:
Cockatoos (Black Cockatoo, Palm Cockatoo, Galah, Major Mitchell, Little Corella, Sulphur Crested Cockatoo)
Eclectus
Fig Parrot
Red-Cheeked Parrot
Rosella
Rainbow Lories, Lorikeets
Budgerigars, Budgies
Finches

For more Info, go to:
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/?s=parrots UNDER
http://www.pbs.org/nature

If you are considering sharing the rest of your life with a Parrot, please ADOPT one from your local Parrot Rescue!

To find out WHY so many Parrots (especially Cockatoos) wind up in Rescues, visit: http://www.mytoos.com/ AND
http://www.parrotsperch.com/rescue2.htm

So, PLEASE...'DON'T BUY, DON'T BREED,
A-D-O-P-T A PARROT IN NEED!'

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Uploader Comments (wildlifeguardian)

  • when did it broadcast on chanell 11

    ???

  • It aired in January 2008...you can purchase the DVD in January 2009 from the PBS website.

  • This was produced by Australian Broadcast Commission and has been dubbed with an American voice, to make out it, was produced by americans.

  • Thanks for pointing that out so the credit can go to the right people! They did a WONDERFUL job showing us your awesome wild flocks of parrots that most of us will never get to see 'up close'!

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  • man i would lvoe to go to Australia and sit amongst a flock a wild parrots

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  • i am very happy to see the birds in air of australia

    every one should allow their caged bird to fly freely indoor once or twice a day

    so they are happy and feel independent

  • 3:23 My female 'Tiel does that too.

  • @birdlady423

    the ones that are companions are free to come out of the cage

  • LOL Patty melons. Haven't heard them be called that. We call them pig melons. Awesome vid though. 

  • This will be my English Referat ? ^^

  • Oh and this movie is BEAUTIFUL !!!!

  • @birdlady423 i agree, i had several exotic birds sneak into my home because of the air conditioning, simply because they have been captured and brought over from foreign countries, and escaped from their owners. After owning a pet parrot that way, and though i find it hard to think of my self getting another pet bird ever again.

  • @werecatgirl

    yeah and being a typical human, you'd probably also love to capture one of those wild parotts, lock it up in a 2x2 foot cage and teach it to mimic silly human words for the rest of its life...for your "entertainment". lol.

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