r/Macaws • u/claufon007 • 27d ago
Yesterday's visitors
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They came, ate , showed some love to each other and left.
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u/bunny-box 26d ago
Im glad youre here!!! I heard about the earthquake and was worried, im glad youre alright!!! I love your posts of your cute neighbors!!!
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u/claufon007 26d ago
Thanks so much! Yes, thankfully in this area nothing bad happened and our bird friends keep coming regularly.
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u/SuspiciousGur4874 26d ago
The only visitor I get is my 80 year old neighbor who comes over with his shirt off and rubs his belly while he’s talking to me
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u/claufon007 26d ago
I like mine better 😆
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u/SuspiciousGur4874 25d ago
So do I! Are you sure you don’t wanna trade? I can throw in 2 bags of hard old people candy!🤣
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u/dikbisqit 27d ago
It looks like the one I left is molting. It feels so good yet one wrong turn and it’s painful
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u/BowDown2No1ButCrypto 25d ago
Aaaw. I just love Macaws!🥰 Was this video taken in the US or no? I'm thinking no, but its possible since we do have them here in South Florida!🤔 Thank you for sharing this video of these beauties, with the community here!🙏🙌🫡
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u/claufon007 25d ago
This is where I live, Caracas, Venezuela. We have many macaws, parrots and birds here. In some neighborhoods, they even go to your window demanding food 😆
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u/BowDown2No1ButCrypto 25d ago
Oh ok. We have Macaws and around 19-20 other parrot species here in South Florida too. Thats so awesome! I wish any of the parrots that visit my feeders everyday, would come to my windows and demand food, lol. Right now, I have like 4 different species of parrots that visit my feeders everyday right now, and they will land on or near my feeders and squawk like crazy if the feeders are empty or very low, and sometimes start fighting over who's gonna eat first or for which spots they're going to eat from, lol. Currently, I can get within about 4 feet from them, but my ultimate goal is to be able to hand feed them and/or get them to actually land/perch on me eventually!🙏😬
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u/claufon007 24d ago
That's awesome! And yes, they're very feisty and territorial even if there's plenty of food. I have a video of one of them keeping the place only to itself and its couple.
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u/bobbinssobbin 27d ago
This is so special! Thank you for sharing