The Wild Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Parrot Wildlife ｜ Episode 7 ｜ Hindi Documentary.

These are the most talented in the world, The smartest and talking parrot, They never forget to say hello the moment they see you all. And we never forget to take attendance from you in your bikini. They are friendly with each other. They are very excited about doing the new activities. Among these, there are some parrots like that, Those who twist and shape their feelings. So some parrots mix "ank" with "ank" and talk to one another. And if something new appears, They cannot remain calm without knowing about this matter. Occasionally, it moves its neck. We perform our dance. And if they get angry, So these parrots display their dominance and power, They puff up their feathers to frighten other birds. Thus, these parrots reign in everyone's hearts. But wait, Here, these parrots are not the only talented ones. Some other parrots are also far ahead of them. Those who force their views upon others by ransacking houses, We'll just casually sit on the windowsills and garden seats. As a result, surrendering to them becomes the only viable option. But how is it possible for these parrots to blend in so completely with humans? Aren't these parrots afraid that they might get caught? Finally, why are these parrots roaming around so freely in this country? This incredibly beautiful city is immersed in shimmering lights, bustling with life during its festival of lights. And this incredibly beautiful city exists in Sydney, Australia. Vivid Sydney, a festival of light, scheduled to take place from May to June. It is very fragrant, beautiful, and extremely attractive. But Sydney is not famous just for its beautiful city. In fact, this city is extremely famous among its local citizens. Oh, you're not seriously thinking that "local citizens" refers to people like us, are you? No, no, we're talking about the special citizens here. This is the Sulfur Crested Cockatoo, a large bird measuring 24 inches. The yellow-haired star above their heads makes them Sydney's hero. These parrots are around the area near Sydney's Harbour Bridge, They wander around without any fear. This area of Sydney is not a green forest, but a concrete jungle. In this concrete jungle, these parrots know everything. When and where these should be turned. And their most favorite place is the Royal Botanic Garden. which is located right next to the Harbour Bridge in Sydney. At 9 o'clock, people came to the garden for a stroll. But they didn't come alone. In fact, even these birds have come to the garden to rest. This garden is very cool and clean. That's why a constant gathering of these parrots remains here. The Zarnav Lake in this park has been beautifully decorated. And it is also decorated with the green reef here. Soft and lush grass growing in the garden, Those soft and tender stems, so sweet for these parrots, These parrots carefully pick and eat them. And when the mahal of the garden remains quiet, Even these parrots become quiet for a while. They also reduce the noise significantly. But it doesn't mean these parrots will stay quiet for some time. No, no, this is your mistake, not mine. Because if these parrots come back to their mischief, Perhaps hardly anyone could escape being overwhelmed by their noise, revelry, and mischievousness. When these parrots are far from the city, They are located in such an area, Where these small groups are present Then these parrots simply get drunk on their own. We complete our daily routines while staying together in the group. But when they are present in large numbers, Whether it be the ground or the sky, These parrots are fearless. And if some ordinary person happens to get caught in the middle of their group, Then the parrot, once again, full of mischief, They start bothering people. And their first target is Once these parrots set their eyes upon Shush, These parrots are here to tear apart the shrew's cry. They follow people. Maybe these parrots also want to experience wearing shoes. But along with cutting the shoos, They also have a great passion for dancing. And if anyone is seen making reels in the garden, These parrots don't even leave the cameraman's camera alone. They try to break every part of the camera. Actually, these parrots are fake. And are experts at copying others. Due to this talent of these parrots, They are famous as Sydney's smartest talking parrot. Sulphur-crested cockatoo Crows are also active around the Dharavi area in Mumbai. These parrots are waiting here, Those people who come here to stroll. Welcome to those who have come to stroll along the seaside, These parrots are always ready. And producing different kinds of voices, They try to prove themselves as a migratory bird. But the behavior of these parrots is not the same with everyone. When these parrots get really serious, Then, Cocetoo does not allow anyone to talk to anyone else from the hidden place. No matter how much that animal may grow. These parrots in the Seris Moot prefer to live in the hollows. But there's very little chance that these parrots become serious. These parrots are so curious. that they are trying to learn about those animals, Not seeing any reaction from the cat, the parrot tries to touch the cat even closer. But this parrot isn't that stupid; it immediately starts playing with the cat. That's why the parrot, flying above, starts staring at the cat and tries to understand it. Sydney is the largest and oldest city in Australia. This city, regarded as the most beautiful in New South Wales It is a reflection of modern architecture and urban development. Its population was around 5.5 million in 2023. How are the sulfur crested cockatoos surviving amidst this urbanization? A lot of research has already been conducted on these parrots in Australia. And tried to understand their behavior The greatest focus was placed on those sulfur crestate cockatoos. Those who prefer to keep themselves in the wilds of the city And if dried fruits like almonds are being found in the city from the forest Probably no one would prefer to live in a dense jungle. Because parrots are so intelligent As soon as they find out that someone has come to meet them in the nursery, Thus, after a long flight with great diligence, they arrive at Balakani. The interaction of these parrots with humans is most intense during childhood. Slip across the cock do not go, but they were supposed to be so simple Hi, hello, they greet each other using their claws. There is no drinking water in Balakani, but clean water is available. And among these, there are also several parrots that drink from water-filled paper cups. They drink water by holding it with their own paws. But some of these parrots also have irritable temperaments. Those who try to keep themselves away from human hands. After touching the Harbour Bridges, this moisture, Signals indicating rain. A section of the Harbour Bridge as the clouds gather It becomes beautiful, sometimes from darkness, sometimes from shining light. Then, with a rumble of lightning, the rain abruptly stops. To protect themselves from the Deyj storm and heavy rains in Australia, There is only one suggestion that comes to mind regarding these parrots in the mine, And it's the chairs and balconies of people's homes. They accumulate in large numbers. Where the drops of water can brush against their wings. And among these, there are even some parrots like that. Those who try to use an umbrella to protect themselves from the rain. But the sad part is that these parrots don't know it. How to open an umbrella. The kookaburra living in the jungle, Compared to the cockatoo living in the city They are very alert. They fly away as soon as they see these people. And do not allow them to come close. Because there are hunters in the forest, one after another. One of which is this Monitor Lizard Who has come into the eye of this parrot. As soon as Khatra appears, the parrot starts squawking wildly. Self-Accrested Cockatoo living in the jungle The wisest of all Who knows every single thing about the forest in great detail Which corner of the forest is the safest for them? These parrots rarely come down to the ground. They mostly stay sitting on top of trees. Most of their food is obtained from fruits and leaves found on tall trees. And if these parrots are in the forest Given some time to carry out the new activities So, Wild Crested Cockatoos start breaking or pulling at the branches of trees. Because these parrots have only this one way to pass the time in the forest This cuckoo is currently busy selecting a nest. It is observing the strength of this tree and at the same time observing its height. With great care and seriousness Seeing a nest is one of the greatest responsibilities. Because this is the very place where its offspring will be born. But how safe is the nest? For him, the male needs the female's suggestions. Eggs cannot be laid here without the female's permission. But it seems both of them have already disconnected. This is the right place where chicks can stay safe. The wild sulfur-crested cockatoo is even more beautiful than the parrot Found in Australia's arid regions Those who appear to be very beautiful and elegant, just like a peacock. But the mark appearing on their body makes them even more beautiful than the Crestit Caukutu. This is Hans-Michael Kockert. It won't be wrong to call it a pink cockatoo Sulfur Crested Cockatoo in the wild The population of these parrots is decreasing rapidly. These parrots are curious about people. In these, males and females look almost the same. And the pink color visible between the feathers of his wings What makes them attractive is the café. And what makes them most attractive is the hairstyle visible on top of their head. These pink cockatoos stay together for their entire lifespan and prefer to live in dry forests. They spend their wild lives eating wild fruits growing on trees. However, the Sulfur Crustic Cautu who live in the city do not solely depend on the food available in Balakani. In fact, they keep an eye on the dustbins placed in the city as well. Here, these people are throwing garbage into the dustbin. But the dustbin will only keep this trash safe for a limited time. And look, we had said that, didn't we? That the garbage bin and the foru cutter should run smoothly for some time. But can they open this trash can's lock? Oh! How easy it was to crack this lock, this safe in the Deccan After opening the cage, this parrot eats the trash inside the bin that it likes. Not only are there small and large scraps in the trash can, but you can also find delicious pizza to eat. These parrots pull out food from the garbage, but they also make the mess just as much. And these parrots don't know how to maintain cleanliness. They throw whatever seems to be trash not into the dustbin but onto the ground. Just look at the audacity of these parrots—they even toss the heavy stone placed on the dustbin right onto the ground. That is why people in Sydney have started using dustbins that open via electricity, which crabs cannot open. Yellow tags have been attached to the wings of these parrots to gain further insight into their behavior, each tag bearing both a tag number and a name. The sole purpose of tagging these parrots was to determine when and at what times they roam around Sydney, and how many years they have been residing in the city. Out of these, approximately 80 parrots were initially selected for wing tagging. There are quite a large number of these parrots in Sydney, and their population continues to grow every year. These parrots breed only in the city and search for nesting sites in trees around the city to lay their eggs. These pests have adapted themselves to this urban development. How to strengthen one's relationship with humans while living in the city They have also learned quite well through these experiences. In Siddhi, meetings with the Silver Crestit Kokruti are also held at these spots. And even if there is a meeting, it is also accompanied by pushing and shoving. This vast flock of storks soaring away from the shade of trees The one trying to paint the sky in a white color This joy of theirs can be seen in their vast enthusiasm. Facing human hardship In today's world, this population of these displaced people is a testament to that struggle. For which they have been going on for many years Human development has faced challenges. How can this development be compensated for? They also clearly know about these tricks. This is the Bear-Eyed Cockatoo from Australia. Those known by the name Correa But in Australia, these corals are not the only ones found. In fact, three of their species are found only in Australia. One of which is this Long-billed Corella Its beak is considerably longer than that of other cormorant species. These are the ones who misuse their beaks. They do not do it just to catch the fleeting moments of the peddler's life. Rather than continuously digging into the earth's soil They also try to remove the soft parts of the feet. Those who eat these It is not only their pointed beaks that identify these birds. Moreover, a dark orange color is also visible on their wings. What the other coral species do not have These monkeys sitting on the trees—what is their relationship to each other? Trying to strengthen it And when they are free So, they sit on the trees and groom themselves, tidying up their feathers. But their seeds of love grow even stronger toward each other. When they are paired up Long build Corolla can also be seen with bare Ait Cokatu. And their beak is considerably shorter than that of the long-billed coral. The parrot on the tree is doing something strange. And the reason for this behavior is the female sitting in front of it. When the female is ready for reproduction So, the male circles around the female, trying to gain her consent. It takes the male a long time to get consent. And finally, she becomes ready for female reproduction. The kurile (Kurila) found in Indonesia do not differ significantly from the Australian kurile. If there is any difference between them, it lies in the pattern of their eyes. These parakeets are quite cute and charming, but nothing is more beautiful than these colorful parrots. These attractive-looking, colorful parrots are found throughout Australia, from northern Queensland to the southern regions. The vibrant colors on their bodies, which can remind you of the hues of a rainbow, are the reason these parrots are called Rainbow Lorikeets. Because the head area of these parrots is blue, the color visible on their chest is orange. The upper part of their feathers is green, while the underside of the feathers is yellow, and their beak is red. Therefore, these parrots are among the most colorful parrots in Australia. which are also found in Sydney City, Australia These parrots also like to come into the house's veranda. Where food is available for them But the sad part is this due to the small size of these parrots It is repeatedly pushed and knocked down by those other birds. And among these parrots, if there is anyone who hates someone the most, That is the Silver Crestit Cockertoo. If anyone in the garden is looking for Rainbow Laurie's tea So Silver Crestit Cockertoo spread his wings They try to do this. And sometimes, this very Silver Crestit Cocurtu They try to hammer these small nuts into the ground with their beaks. But don't underestimate Rainbow Larry the beetle so much. Although they are small in size, they are frequently ridiculed. But when these are in the Guse area, they even fight against straight sulfur and Crestate Cokootu. Even if the group of Kukutu had come before them, they would not be afraid of that group either. Red pandas and giant pandas are mostly seen feeding on fruits and seeds found on bamboo, and they are often observed sucking the nectar from flowers. Because the tongues of these flowers are slightly longer than their beaks, enabling them to reach their tongues deep inside the flowers. The lifespan of these donkeys is thirty years. When Rainbow and Ekiit Parat form a pair, they perform antics like this. Look at these toads—they're swaying their necks and dancing in slow motion. How funny it looks when they dance like this. You probably don't even know how to dance like that. This dance is called a mating dance because it is quite common for them to dance before reproduction. These parrots build their nests in empty holes of tall trees in the jungle and begin breeding only after the nest is completed. The female incubates the one to three eggs for about 25 days. But the life of the Rimbos Loricet, who live around the city, is quite simple. These parrots live in joy here, and when it gets very hot, they bathe on the water stands made by people. So some parrots enjoy tasting new things, which is why these parrots are Australia's most fascinating parrots. Friends, the time has now come to leave these parrots to their fate. I am Akshdeep Singh Bohra, and I thank all of you. If you liked this video, please like and subscribe to the World Explore Byl channel. We'll meet again soon, with a new video Thank you until then