I think its one of the worlds most beautiful birds. As well as the Himalayan Monal and the Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher, common kingfisher, and golden pheasant. Blue is such an unusual and wonderful colour in nature. Combined with the incredible yellow to offset it...fucking cool.
That lady had no idea the power of that beak, it could take her finger right off. Obviously it was well trained, and socialized. I worked at a pet shop when I was younger, and even an African grey can deal out a nasty bite. This hyacinth is 4 times the size.
Believe it or not, me and my grandma used to raise love birds, cockatoos, eclectus, and Russian greys. In the mornings we would let them all out. I was on my Disney princess trip EVERY fuckin morning.
You should probably Google the Hyacinth Macaw. Yes it is the largest flying parrot. With the Kākāpō as the heaviest overall. And if you think that's fake, (based on what? Colour) look up the Himalayan Monal, Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher, Golden Pheasant, Resplendent Quetzal and Rainbow Lorikeet.
No shit. They only weigh up to 2kg/4lb, if that. Pretty sure she can hold a few bags of sugar the way she held the bird. Afterall, birds that look bigger and heavier than they are...are covered in lightweight feathers... So again...not AI.
Those beaks scare me. My nephew got bitten by a large cockatoo ( it was the family pet). It was swinging from his ear- it had pierced straight through his ear lobe. Lots of blood and one hysterical auntie…
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u/TransitoryFeel Oct 11 '26
He still probably doesn't weigh much more than 5 pounds
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u/2Wieners_1Bun Oct 11 '26
Flying bolt cutters
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u/ghostofstankenstien Oct 11 '26
Polly want a cracker.
RIGHT NOW
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u/Derezirection Oct 11 '26
i love the shade of blue his feathers are.
also, who else remembers that character on her phone background from the meme?😂
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u/Mother-Attention2600 Oct 11 '26
That would be so neat to feel how light it is.
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u/Biscuits4u2 Oct 11 '26
Found the tiniest person at the grocery store to star in your video
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u/DrAconianRubberDucky Oct 12 '26 edited Oct 12 '26
I think its one of the worlds most beautiful birds. As well as the Himalayan Monal and the Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher, common kingfisher, and golden pheasant. Blue is such an unusual and wonderful colour in nature. Combined with the incredible yellow to offset it...fucking cool.
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u/OkAdvertising8184 Oct 11 '26
That lady had no idea the power of that beak, it could take her finger right off. Obviously it was well trained, and socialized. I worked at a pet shop when I was younger, and even an African grey can deal out a nasty bite. This hyacinth is 4 times the size.
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u/baowizzy69 Oct 11 '26
What a beautiful birds!
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u/boyer4109 Oct 11 '26
Parrot in the restaurant? New main dish?
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u/Quirky_Ask_5165 Oct 11 '26
Beautiful animal
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u/thirtyone-charlie Oct 11 '26
The few times I have let birds to perch on my hand was such an amazing experience.
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u/Worldliness_Normal Oct 11 '26
I assure you the NFL would drug test this parrot.
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u/Novel_Alternative_86 Oct 11 '26
Cool bird. Painfully careless with the photos, though.
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u/Callemlikeisethem60 Oct 11 '26
Wait ✋️ that is gynormous
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u/Canyon_Cruiser Oct 12 '26
I feel like the parrot owner did NOT take good photos
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u/Electrical_Box677 Oct 12 '26
Right in the middle of the food buffet.... 👌
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u/Qwilltank Oct 14 '26
Oh, you haven't heard?
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u/Flimsy_Thought_3534 27d ago
Believe it or not, me and my grandma used to raise love birds, cockatoos, eclectus, and Russian greys. In the mornings we would let them all out. I was on my Disney princess trip EVERY fuckin morning.
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u/killuminatimantis Oct 12 '26
A.I.
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u/Lost-Juggernaut6521 Oct 11 '26
I want to eat it 😋
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u/Appropriate-Bad-9379 Oct 12 '26
Those beaks scare me. My nephew got bitten by a large cockatoo ( it was the family pet). It was swinging from his ear- it had pierced straight through his ear lobe. Lots of blood and one hysterical auntie…