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How CRUEL to keep a starling in a cage

I thank you for that connects me to my other side of family,I'm from big valley,mission rez,Ed ellis

I love the WY. I need to know who I am .in the long run.pomo😮😊🎉

I love the WY. I need to know who I am .in the long run.pomo😮😊🎉

This reminds me of living ion the island

Maggie is our old cat, and the bird used to talk to her...... ;)

He is mimicking the phone, the microwave oven, and the dishwasher as well.... I can't believe this video is this old now.

Thank you you have helped me ynderstand the creator has connected us those are trying ro learn,blessex😢

Thank you for the songs it reminds me of my father marxx

Thank you for the songs it reminds me of my father marxx

Why is this full grown starling in a cage, im rearing two baby starlings at the moment that fell from the nest on a busy street and will release them when theyre ready. Unless this bird has imprinted onto its owner from coming out of the egg , otherwise let it go free.

That intro incidental music is so familiar to me. It used to be part of the dream I had in Concord California many years ago!

I love birds but i don't think i could ever own one i think its cruel to keep them in such a small confined space they have wings to fly

MY STARLING HATE CAGES, SHE MAD AT ME WHEN i PUT HER IN AND TAKE HER OUTSIDE SO SHE CAN GET THE FEEL OF WHAT IS LIKE OUT SIDE WORLD BEFORE I LET HER GO NEXT SUMMER , BECAUSE I DONT WANT HER TO DEAL WITH COLD WINTER WHILE SHE SO YOUNG . I FEEL SO BAD FOR THIS BIRD HAVE TO STAY IN CAGE GOD KNOW HOW LONG BE IN THERE FOR HER OR HIM TO TAKE THAT MUCH OF HUMAN TALK .JUST THINK OF YOURSELVE BE IN JAIL THAT HOW THIS BIRD PROBABLY FEEL

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I love how he mimics the doors closing XD

I recently obtobtained a baby starling. I couldn't let it die even though it's an invasive species so I decided to take care of it. I estimate he/she is only about two weeks old not flying but growing feathers. He/she is super sweet and climbs onto my lap for snuggles. Should I make plans to keep him since it's legal and hes so tame or should I continue with my plan to release? Also what age can they learn to mimic?

Ten to miał nieciekawe otoczenie, ten z budowy o wiele lepszy.

Worms!

I wonder how they make noises like s, d, th, sh, and other sounds that require lips and teeth.

Seems like this poor bird is crying for freedom. All i know is when i die i wana be a bird to fly free

And then the starling will wake up one day and say, "please let me free"

Saved two very young chicks this spring, they had jumped ship as i think one of the parents had been killed by our resident Sparrow Hawk, (Accipiter nisus) they were not being fed & they fell out of the nesting hole looking for parents. I managed to release one but one had hit the concrete path on way down & he is a bit backward. He has since started to swear like a trouper!!. He has had me spit my coffee out with what he has been calling me lately i have never laughed so much & he beautifully times it!!, my Sturnis vulgaris is a bloody Star!!!

I had feed a baby European starling bird and 3 days ago he are she flying back outside were he are she was born it fall out of my tree in my yard I hand rise it back too being strong and it flys by outside and makes its sounds by chirping as it flys by too say thank u and hey

Why have you interfered with nature?! This bird is supposed to be free and flying with a flock. You're a POS!😠

Let this bird go free! 😠

It’s doing everything it can to please you - can it fly? That’s a small cage indeed for it! hope she has a nice aviary 👍

The bird knows spspspspsp! ...on second thought, not sure that's the best thing for a bird to know how to say, lol.

I am professor at USF and love our Fight Song....awesome!

Okay so he was 'hatched' June 3 2019 however old that is! ;D

People MUST REALIZE That these magnificent Starlings CAN INDEED TALK,... MUCH BETTER than any parrot,...YES! I own one,.... He is 1.8 yrs old,.. his vocabulary is HUGE!

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Aw! I have starlings and they say “c’mere!’ Too. And “I’m a good bird”

I have a male talking Starling,..I just LOVE him to bits ;)) His vocabulary is HUGE at 1.5 yrs old. May have to start a chanel ;D

Still love this!!!

Shouldn't be kept in a cage ☹️

"Nevermore"

cla.berkeley.edu/list.php Recordings are from late 1940s so if it sounds different from now, it's because it was way back then. And at the time our people were being recorded and interviewed by scholars because our people went through genocide. Look up Lake County history. We are still here.

Does it have to live in a cage ..Hope it gets to fly ..

Amazing. But hate seeing one in a cage. Hate bird cages period. But great they spent time with him to get him talking.

"You're so hand!" Okay I'm gonna use that if some one does "talk to the hand" to h me.

he sounds like a recording! thats so cool

Cute. But birds need to be free and flying in nature.

Good laughter mimic @2:35.....

This is very cute and clearly this little bird is loved. But this really creeped me out! I don't know what I would do if I was walking through the house and heard someone just repeating my own voice back to me over and over and over like that!

My echolalia be like

This (€uropean starling) must be the North American equivalent of the Lyre bird!

that cage is too small

the smallest of things are so sweet