Sounds INDIAN RINGNECK PARROTS make | meanings 

Hey Ricco darling, I remember that I didn't have confidence of putting my hand in BJ's cage to get him to step up but with time I eventually did it :)

@@kathrynnorman2253 That’s amazing, sometimes it just take time. I’m glad you were able to do that 😊

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn That is so true & hopefully one day I would like another budgie or some other type of small parrot :)

@@kathrynnorman2253 You would definitely make a great bird owner 😊

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn What other small parrot would you suggest that is good for a small home?

Aww that’s amazing 😊

Hahaha ong

I had to throw that in lol

Aww thank you 🥰

Awe how old is Rico

Got mine very 48 hours ago and he screams at me and tries to bite I think if he does manage to nail me it gonna be bad

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Aww thank you, so do I 😊

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Aww that’s so cute 🥰

Aww thank you 🥰

Omg you made me crack up laughing with this, now that would be a great video 🤣😁

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Yes clipboard on a tiny thread around his neck...Amazon has a tiny tiny complaint clipboard that cost $2.99...it would be hilarious! Poor Ricco would think we're nuts!🤣🤣🤣

@@amandaleeborchert3745 He already thinks I’m crazy, so it won’t be anything new to him coming from me 🤣😂

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn We are all a little crazy when it comes to our babies🤣🤣🤣

@@amandaleeborchert3745 lol.. 😁😂

Aww congratulations on being a new IRN owner, they definitely are entertaining lol. Glad that this video was of help 😊

Aww thank you so much 🥰 I’m glad you enjoy watching him.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirnthis is me - birbluv - i changed my RU-vid handle since this comment because i was getting hate for my real name when the horrible idea of “Karens” became a meme. I even don’t use my real name when I’ve ordered something from a counter (like Starbucks) because, at the start of this whole thing that just will not die, the workers were really delaying my simple orders and making me wait much longer than people who’d placed their orders after me. I like birds like Ricco because they do not care!

@@birbluv9595That’s just terrible, I’m so sorry to hear. I can’t believe people are so childish. Try not to overthink things, this is just beyond unnecessary.

Thank you 🥰

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn I'm Vlog shut on this cannal. 😊

Aww thank you, glad you enjoyed it. I had a couple of questions about certain sounds, so I figured it would be good to make it into a video to help others. 😊

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn yes it was ! I didn't know some of the things, knew the angry one, he Always wanted out and sometimes it had me so upset 😐 think he wanted to live on my shoulder ! Ha It was nice all the good advice you gave ! 👍😍💗

@@darlene2483 They definitely want to be with you 24/7 once they get attached to you. Your little one obviously really loved you and was bonded with you.❤️ Ricco has his moments as well lol.

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Aww glad you enjoyed it 🥰. Thank you for always being so supportive ❤️

I’m so sorry for your loss 😢. RIP Keshav .

Thank you ❤️

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn I love your videos. Could you please tell me which app you edit nd make videos? please 🥺❤️

Thank you 😊

Thank you 🥰

Aww thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it 🥰. Hope you, Charlie and Ziggy are all doing well .

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn aww thanks for asking about my boys. They are both good. I have got more vid footage to put up soon... Ziggy & his vegs lol.. Xx

@@ElayneAstrix Glad to hear everyone is doing well. Looking forward to seeing the video 😊

They really are incredible, but definitely not for everyone. I was hooked after my first female rescue who was a Indian ringneck parrot 💕

So glad you enjoyed it enough to watch again 😊🥰

Aww that’s so amazing, I love seeing them happy and flying. Thank you for watching 😊.

Aww thank you for all the love ❤️. I’m happy this video was helpful 😊

Welcome And I will always love Ricco and you Because you both are so sweet and cute 🥰😍🥰😍

@@ArunKumar-qr9df Thank you, that’s so sweet of you. 🥰

Thank you for all the support and love ❤️

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn you are most welcome my friend I will always support you and The adorable Ricco.you have a wonderful day my friend

Thank you ❤️

@@Riccothegreenpiedirnno problem ❤️

Your very welcome ❤️❤️

Aww thank you, glad you enjoyed it 🥰

Thank you 🥰

Haha Ricco has his moments as well. He just went through his hormonal faze, I believe it’s because he’s turning 3 in February. He was pretty much screaming 24/7. The screaming has stopped except now it’s just the hormones lol. He loves playing and flying, I find he usually talks more in the evenings. But peekaboos he can do all day long lol 😂

That’s to cute, lol. Thank you for watching 😊

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn your welcome

Aww thank you so much ❤️

Thank you so much. Have a wonderful day as well 😊

The first time I heard the growling I couldn’t believe it lol. He does a lot more other noises, but it’s difficult to get it at the right time on video.

How long have you had her for? She may be plucking for many reasons like boredom or health related. If she is hurting herself when taking her out of the cage you may need to get a wing trim temporarily until she settles down, they will grow back again but be sure to take her to a vet or someone who knows what they are doing. It’s better she has some out of cage time then stuck in a cage all the time.

It’s a chance you take when bringing home another bird of any species as they may never get a long. I’ve seen some odd relationships between different types of parrots get a long and some ringneck parrots never get a long. Is it a female or male, also are they bonded to you. If you do decide definitely have the new bird quarantine for at least over 2 weeks in another room to be safe.

They definitely are extremely intelligent animals. It is very important to also make them independent and be able to tell the difference between being bored and just calling for attention like you did. I pointed this out in my video of bonding with a bird and to not create a bond that your bird is only dependent on you. It is very important to socialize your bird with friends and other family members as well and make them independent at times without you. Sometimes a bird will just call out because you are a part of the flock, its best not to go running all the time if this is the case and to just let them know that you are around by answering them back as I stated in this video. You did the right thing. Sometimes I think they train us lol.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn my mom said that my bird has me trained me too 😂

@@genghiskhan7006 Yup Ricco has me trained 🤣

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn it’s funny, when I’m in the other room I usually just repeat the sound that my bird makes just to let him know that I’m listening to him.

Aww thank you 🥰

Aww that’s so adorable 🥰

That’s normal, it’s just part of their flock call.

Thank you ❤️

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Your welcome. I always enjoy watching both you and Ricco :)

@@kathrynnorman2253 aww I appreciate that, thank you 😊

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Your welcome & I have learnt so much from watching this video :)

@@kathrynnorman2253 oh good, I’m glad. I realize that all videos are not for everyone, but I do my best to add in both entertainment and educational. I just wish I had more time for the educational videos, it helps both the owners and the pets. 😊

Aww that means they are happy with you, so adorable 🥰. Thank you for all the love ❤️

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn welcome dear😊😊

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn dear,can u make a video , on that can you tell what are the symtoms if a parrot has fever or cough cold....if possible plz make .

@@tammanasvlogs3557 Do you mean sickness and not feeling well?

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn yes dear

Aww congratulations 🥰

How old is she and how long have you had her for? Also is she afraid or friendly? They are all different but these factors could be the reason why she is not vocal yet.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn I got her 6 months ago when she was around 8 months old. She isn't scared of us and will step up reluctantly though but she is happy once she has.

@@mandyjayne1969 Some birds take a little longer to adjust and feel comfortable enough to be vocal. Most birds will do it when nobody is around in the beginning. She will come around, as long as she is happy and healthy that’s all that matters. Her being quiet is ok, some people complain that their ringneck parrot never stop screaming lol. So you are actually lucky. Ricco likes to have his quiet time as well, especially when relaxing. Just keep talking to her, she will take everything in and find ways to communicate with you eventually. 😊

Aww that’s adorable 🥰

Aww congratulations on your new baby. Usually they are quite until they get comfortable. Is she wing clipped, if so make sure she can guide safely when trying to fly. If her wings were trimmed to short she actually could injure her keel bone when landing. It will take time to create a bond, so give her time and don’t push her into doing anything out of her comfort level. Use treats as a form of something positive from you to have her gain your trust and build a bond. Here are some videos I did that will hopefully help you 👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-H-4PZsRJAX0.html 👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jZkpu2_1iT4.html I also have many more in my playlist. Hope they help 😊

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn thanks! I really appreciate it and will check out those videos

@@Kami-yq3kq No problem, I hope they help.

Bless you for rescuing her. How long has she been with you? If you are on Instagram can you DM me so I can help you more.

Aww congratulations. Give him time to adjust and settle in. Anything you do, do it slowly and talk softly. It’s also best to not have a mirror near them for now. You want him to get used to you and not the mirror.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn our mirror is unfortunately attached to the wall so I can't move it away, but he just ate his first meal and I couldn't be any happier right now

@@Ash-zd4vw Aww that’s amazing. I would recommend covering the mirror, it can cause behavioural problems long term, trust me it happened with Ricco so I don’t allow him a mirror 24/7

Aww what a beautiful name ❤️

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn 😁 thank's 😊

Its difficult to say without hearing it, but most likely your bird is just communicating with you and is happy.

Aww that’s so cute

It takes time. It took me 1 full year for Ricco to fully trust me. How old are s he?

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn I dont know that exactly right now but its definitely more than 1 year and a half

@@GravityHacker321 Just continue working with your bird and build his trust slowly. If your bird is food motivated you can use that to your advantage to gain his trust. If your bird growls he is warning you, so it best to stop doing what you are doing and try again another time. Always move slowly and talk softly when approaching your bird. Ringneck parrots are known not to like hands, it took me 1 year for Ricco to fully trust me and be able to touch him.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn oh ok thanks for your advice : )

@@GravityHacker321 no problem.

Oh no, I’m truly sorry 😢.

Your welcome. It takes time and patience. It took me 1 year for Ricco to fully trust me. Here is a video I did about it, hopefully it will help you. 👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GjOohqEQT9Y.html

It’s difficult to say without actually seeing a video of it, could’ve been just baby chatter or something he picked up. Ricco sometimes makes random noises and I’m not sure where he picked them up from lol

Aww congratulations on your new Ringneck parrot 🥰. It’s difficult to say without actually seeing it and hearing it. It may be he dislikes it or likes it lol. What is his body language like during this time? Ricco does a noise whenever my sister and mom kiss him but he doesn’t with me, he just fluffs up with me and gets happy lol. You can send me the sound Instagram or Facebook in my DM, I can listen and see to try and help you out 😊

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn yeah he is awesome and really destructive. I don’t have instagram or Facebook but I could upload a video on here. Sometimes he will fluff up and get happy but sometimes he stands up bit. He use to only do it with my mum then he started doing it with everyone.

@@sallyvillani2509 That would be great if you could upload it, I’d be able to understand it much better. Keep me updated when you do and I’ll take a look.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn This should be it sorry about the quality also he isn’t quite has loud as normal but still pretty close. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xgjqUWNyx5U.html

@@sallyvillani2509 Aww he’s adorable 🥰 I wasn’t able to comment on the video 😊. So this is not a alarm call, just a happy whistle, if you listen again to the video you can hear the difference. If he ever does the alarm call you will know, it’s very loud lol. I also have another bird doing it in this video 👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-caNHqBM0ctY.html. Hopefully this will help you to hear the difference and a alarm or distress call. In your case he is just happy so keep on kissing him, just remember to pay attention to his body language to avoid bites 😊

5 months old is still very young, give them time. It’s not so much the age, but also how long you have had them for. Ricco was 6 months old when I got him and did not start talking until around 9 months old. Just keep in mind every bird is different and may never pick up talking at all. Just keep talking to them, they will surprise you when you least expect it. I actually am working on a video on how I taught Ricco and Chico to talk. It will be posted on Tuesday . Hope that helps 😊

Aww congratulations on your new IRN. Have you been pulling away or reacting to the bites? If so try not to as difficult as it may be, doing so only causes them to do it more. In fact you can end up teaching this behaviour by reacting to the bite. Try to pay attention to his body language as well, they usually will give you signs and warnings before biting. I do have 2 videos all about body language in my playlists. Hope this helps.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn no I don't react as I read not to react even if it hurts. I watch a lot of bird videos like yours prior to getting him and even now. I've had conures and cockatoos and they never bit me but I was their person. Hopefully he's just a baby and adjusting. But I would like to break the habit versus encouraging. How do you feel about clicker training? I wanted to try it with him.

Ricco is a green pied mutation, he will not get the ring around his neck. I have a video in my playlist that might help you 😊

Funny you asked because I was going to add this in, but I didn’t. Does it sound like a clucking noise with her eyes dilated and her head moving from side to side? She is definitely happy and just her way of showing you. As long as you are not touching her body it’s ok. If she is hormonal I wouldn’t recommend it, only because it makes them want to lay eggs. My female would do this all the time and eventually laid eggs.

Oh no, I’m so sorry 😞. It really depends on the bird, are they also bonded to you as well? Some can get very depressed and feel lonely, just try to give your bird lots of attention.

Unfortunately I’m not to familiar with hand feeding a bird at this age. You would need to keep him warm in a quiet place as well. If you are on Facebook try going on parrot first aid groups or google parrot forums and sign up in that group. They are free and may be able to help you out better. Hope he is ok.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn thank you so muchh! Now he is actually eating very nicely as he is getting familiar with me and my family.. And I also think that he is healing quickly!

@@prernaparashari8781That’s so great to hear.

How old is he?

Could be, it’s difficult to say without seeing it or hearing it. Ricco screams sometimes when he wants out as well lol

I can’t respond to your comment for some reason about Kiwi. I see the comment but can’t respond. I believe it might be him clearing his crop, it’s normal. Ricco does it as well 😊

Can you post a video of him on your RU-vid channel and send it to me. You can delete it after. It’s difficult when I can’t see it.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn thank you so much !

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn i will Just one sec for him to do the behaviour

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn im gonna be honest i thing he keeps his wings down only when he bends to eat food out of him bowl since he doesnt do it otherwisr

It’s his way of verbalizing lol. He also may be protecting you by doing his flock call because he sees and hears other birds.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn aww so sweet 🥹

Is it a baby? Could you dm me in Instagram with a video.

He could be afraid of something you are wearing, something around him or even yourself. Has he had time to settle in without to much interaction. Sometimes it’s just because of a new surrounding as well. Try to see if you can figure out what is causing him to do the alarm call, it could also be something in the cage, something he sees outside. It’s difficult to pin point what it could be without trying different things until he stops.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn he’s still settling in

It really depends how you feel, I’m glad you are thinking of the birds as well. Both you and the birds would need to be happy. They definitely are not the easiest birds to own and much different in comparison to budgies in many ways. I have a video in my playlist under Indian ringneck parrots called do Indian ringneck parrots make good pets and also a video called the reality of owning a ringneck parrot, hopefully it can help you make a better decision for you. If you can’t find them I will send you the link when I get home. Also do you know the genders of the parrots? This will affect how you need to house them because a female can become aggressive towards a male if they are not a bonded pair. I’ve owned both budgies and lovebirds and by any means are they like a Indian ringneck parrot. Let me know if you need any more advice or help. Good luck on your decision.

Congratulations on your IRN. Did you say he’s 7-9 years old or months old? I’d definitely take him out sooner as you want him to get used to things. Is he full flighted, if so try to keep him in a safe room in the beginning and be sure to have windows covered as well as mirrors, when they get startled it’s the first place they fly into. I’d recommend gaining his trust with treats and favourite foods, in time use those only to get him back into the cage. If you are on Instagram or Facebook you can message me and I’ll try to help you out further. I wouldn’t recommend leaving him out of the cage at nighttime or when you are not home, he could hurt himself especially if the power goes off and he can’t see.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn 7,9 years old i forget what they said, hes just so scared of everything, i give him apple slices/keshew nuts, and i even tried to put those in his cage when trying to get him back in, He didn't want to go back in at all, I left curtains open etc, he didn't fly into the window or anything, he sat on the window ledge, looked out then found a higher spot to sit in my living room, i've just moved in, i dont have much things right now, I have autism and chronic undiagnosed illness's so i dont work sadly so my income isn't amazing, So when he came out the last time, it ried putting food bowl back in after 3 hrs, i put fresh water, his treats, He really wouldn't listen or go in, He kept flying over to my computer, hiding behind and standing on the wires, i turned everything off quickly as he seemed to be panicking, tried for over 4 hours my self then my dad came and he eventually flew near his cage door and went in and i managed to close the door. I feel like due to his age and no training its going to be a lot harder to train, and im not great with this stuff, i want him to fly and be free in my home, i only have a small flat so nowhere else to put him, other than my living room. Sorry for long essay, its just hard and i feel bad/sad because i've been trying for a month or so now. He isn't stick trained/hand trained, He just tries to hide when i even go feed/put him treats down.

@@svg-_smoke Just keep reassuring him you don’t want to harm him and offer him his favourite foods and treats as a way to gain his trust. It will take time and patience, but over time he will get more comfortable and hopefully start to trust you more.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn sorry i thought i replied, I have instagram or w/e the other thing is im rarely active on most things, i have a vid of him flying from my pc to his cage, But i notice a lot of missing feathers in his wings :/ its like holes i didnt even know, i've been giving him his keshew nuts/grapes/apples daily im trying to add veg in when i have money, i didnt know he was this bad when i got him, But i talk to him daily/give treats/put music on for him etc, the only hard thing is letting him out to fly, he doesnt listen, refuses to go back in his cage and i only have the big living room for him ( i've just moved in i dont have much stuff and dont get much help, my workers are trying to get me better support) im trying my best to make him happy :), he just clearly hasn't been handled properly i guess, i can stand up and hes trying to scurry left and right to move from me even though im just standing up :( he makes happy noises so im hoping he is liking it here since i got him, i've noticed hes bathing more daily too. i use calcium drop stuff in his water, the person said 2 drops monday-wed-saturday :/ bt i've been changing his water daily i dno why they said mon-wed-saturday :s. i just cant really risk letting him out again right now and it makes me feel bad with how my autism is i just want him to be happy and safe so i hope ppl dont think bad of me, i have not had him too long.

@@svg-_smoke Hopefully he will start to trust you more overtime.

For now it’s best to not have her on your shoulder. Many birds don’t like hands and do need time getting used to them and some never do.

How old is your bird? It also takes time for them to trust and many don’t like hands or to be handled. Is your bird a Indian ringneck parrot? If you are on Instagram please DM and I’ll try my best to help you out.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn yes hello i will answer all of your questions in the instagram

Aww I’m so happy for you, I figured it was just a matter of time he would get it. Will you be free flying him outdoors?

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn at the moment im not sure if i will free flight train him I would love to but some hawks have make a nest close to our house and im scared they will kill Kiwi if they see him out doors At the same time there is a perfect place to free flight train Kiwi close to our house I might try to free flight train him out doors but for now he is still a baby so idk

@@moofie1262 yes that’s why I’d be to afraid. Even if you are going to do it outside, you would need to start training him in a special netted area. Even if they are trained inside, it is an entirely different world outside for them. Anything that will spoke them, they will take off for safety.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn 👍

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn i have a question So should i take Kiwi to the vet ? So i watched a couple videos about how a sick bird acts and kiwi has his wings down sometimes and he also sometimes stays with his beak opened [ but there is no panthing ]

Yes it’s normal, I have two videos up n my playlist that are all about body language and what they mean. Hopefully they can help you more. The beak grinding is in the videos as well.

It would be difficult to say without hearing it. If you are on Instagram you could send it to me through DM so I can hear it. Does he make it when head bobbing? He could just be communicating with you.

Can I get ur insta id

That mean the parrot was affraid

Aww thank you 🥰

It takes time to gain trust especially with hands. I have a video in my playlist about this, hopefully it will help you .

Its difficult to say without hearing it. Does your ringneck do this at certain times or all the time? If you are on Instagram you can DM me with the sound.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn she does it every time at certain times

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn but il dm it

@@sahiltaimoor482 Ok perfect, just be sure to follow me because I don’t respond to all my messages or sometimes don’t see them otherwise.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn ok

Oh no so sorry to hear this. Have you tried putting a collar on as well to prevent him from braking it. How is he braking it? Are you on any parrot forums or Facebook? They have many people who can hopefully help you better on this topic. I’m somewhat knowledgeable about it but have never had a bird with splayed legs. Im on Instagram as well if you want to DM me.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn I’m doing all I could so these babies grow out of it. I was much easier to fix at young age but person who owned them didn’t even bother look into it. Their legs are not straight its default foe them to stand on the bird stand I have to but them my self. God I hope When they grow older life be easier than this. Now one of them started flying in the room but can’t control self sometimes he hit wall, I’m not sure really if thats normal for first time flyer? More info and suggestions on this matter are highly appreciated

@@Droneia I’m sure it’s so stressful for you to see them like this, but they are lucky t have someone like you who cares. As far as birds just starting to fly, it’s pretty normal for them to bang into things while figuring things out. Ricco did it a couple of times as well. The only thing you can do is try to look around and make sure that your home is bird safe if they are flying around. Like windows, mirrors, ceiling fans or anything they can hurt themselves on. Have you tried to go onto parrot forums, it’s free and hopefully others can help you. Their is also a group on Facebook called parrots first aid that is great to have for emergencies or these kind of things, it’s free as well. Did you try on RU-vid as well ?

Can I ask where the cage is? It’s best to have the cage in a corner. If he’s very scared let him settle in and try not to scare him to much. Allow him to get settled in and get comfortable. Also try to put the cage higher up, if it’s too low it can make it very scary for them. You can put the cage in another room to sleep in if you think he is not getting sleep. They need time to adjust in there new surroundings. If you see he is settling down try sitting near the cage and talking to him softly, but for now give hive some time.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Thanks alot for replying.. N Cage was just on a side to my bed on floor but now i shifted it to another room cz he wasn't taking any nap or sleep and its on a Table now .. Plus he isn't eating anything Infront of me .. I'll do whatever u suggested n hoping for the best 😍 Stay happy n blessed

He will eat when your not around for now. I have a video up in my playlist on how to bond with a bird, especially a frightened bird. It might help you more. Hope it helps. Keep me posted 😊

Could you DM me a video on Instagram or Facebook, it’s difficult to say without seeing it

It could just be a way of him communicating with you, but it’s difficult to say without seeing it. You can DM me a video on Instagram and I’ll try to help you.

Ok Thanks .I don't have instagram 😅

That’s very strange lol. They usually only growl when they are warning you or don’t like something or afraid. Are you sure it’s not a form of purring from happiness.

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn no its a real growl I no very strange but she's very happy healthy and contented and a happy bird it's rare she does it but seems perfectly happy

@@bigcee3856 Omg thats just adorable 🥰 Maybe she’s just happy go lucky 😊

Birds hide illnesses very well, so if your bird is showing any signs of sicknesses you need to get your bird to a vet immediately. How long has your bird been like this? This could be from many things, I can’t say what it is for sure because I’m not a doctor. Try posting this on Facebook in a group called parrot first aid, but you should take your bird to a vet if you are concerned.

Congratulations on your new IRN. It does take time to gain a birds trust. Treats and foods are always a great way to gain trust as they will start to associate you with something positive. Here is a video I did, hopefully it will help you 👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jZkpu2_1iT4.html Also try not to compare your bird with what you see on social media, every bird will be different. Just work at your birds pace and he will come around eventually.

Is she just chirping or screaming?

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn chirping like 3:00 but too.loud and continuous

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn please reply

@@Riccothegreenpiedirn and she is almost 2 year old but do only chirp how to teach her to talk?

@@darshit4774 Does she do this all the time and has she always done this? Are you sure it’s not a flock call and her calling to you? Can you DM me on Instagram or Facebook with a video so I can see and hear it, it’s difficult to help without seeing and hearing it.