8 Free Flying Parrots Help Do The Laundry In Moab UT

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See what happens when 8 free flying parrots help hang the laundry out to dry at Porcupine Ranch in Moab Utah. Featuring Susan Hilliard & Chris Biro. Do not try this unless properly trained. www.wingingitadventures.com

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8 Free Flying Parrots Help Do The Laundry In Moab UT

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  • I am glad you ...

    I am glad you enjoyed it. We were just there again and Susan had the fun of doing laundry with 8 macaws loose and helping this time. It was a very similar experience again. I also had the same issue as I tried to build another carport aviary for them. They just wanted my pliers and cutters etc. to the point I had a tough time getting anything done. Loads of fun. Chris

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  • I keep coming back ...

    I keep coming back to watch! It's so great!

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  • hahaha I thought I ...

    hahaha I thought I was heard a sun conure in the background then I finally saw it. Mine doesn't scream as much anymore. The bull terrier looks bored as it just walks around.

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  • How funny! I ...

    How funny! I thought that My Cockatiels gave me a hard time when I was busy. I have birds that ride around on my head too.. but mine are little :)

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  • This style of ...

    This style of keeping pet parrots has rewards most people will never imagine. There is something really endearing about how the birds so enjoy flying down to us for attention and/or a peanut. There are added risks though too. But you are correct, no hats are safe in the area, buttons either. Chris

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  • I am LOL they have ...

    I am LOL they have all that area to go fly in and hang out in the trees and they choose to bug "mom"! LMBO
    No hat looks to be safe there!

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  • They sure could and ...

    They sure could and if you listen Susan complains about that potential. These are all towels being used in the brooder of a baby bird shamrock macaw - who will be introduced in an up coming video that shows Buckle from 7 days old to flying outdoors.

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  • You're from ...

    You're from Australia, eh? I envy those parrot fans there. Abundant of wild parrots of many different species can be found there. The Galah costs $2500 each here from where I'm at. Damn! We have feral Rainbow Lorikeets, Goffin's Cockatoos, Sulphur Crested Cockatoos and lots and lots of Moustached Parakeets here in Singapore.

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  • Wouldn't they poop ...

    Wouldn't they poop on those clothes? Lol.

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  • If/ when I get a ...

    If/ when I get a macaw, I couldn't keep it without training it to be a free-flighted bird! I have a lorikeet but I couldn't free fly her, cause we have wild lorikeets here that she'd take off with!

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  • Meanwhile, while ...

    Meanwhile, while i'm engrossed in this film, Pilot has snuck into Chloe's cage and is eating all her food. Parrots!!!

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  • whoa. so cool. I ...

    whoa. so cool. I love how they are free-flying and still hang around. It means they love you :)

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  • lol as soon as she ...

    lol as soon as she walks away that one macaw starts ripping off clothes pins hahahahaha

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  • Thanks. We love ...

    Thanks. We love making these little videos. We hope that they show people what is possible with pet parrots if they are raised and trained properly. Flying adds a dimension to keeping pet parrots that is really wonderful but difficult to describe with words. This is one of those things you need to experience to really understand. We hope these videos will convey some of this. Chris

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  • I love your ...

    I love your free-flying videos! :)
    It's wonderful to see your parrots so happy and free to be parrots.

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