A cockatoo breaking back into her cage.

[ParrotGenie]

My female U2 Baby decide to break back into her cage. Likely more interested in the lock as usual. This is the same bird that knows how to pick lock with wood from her toys, or remove bolts with her beak. In the background Randy the Macaw telling her to shut up due to the noise.

Sorry for the low lighting, but I could not let her know I was recording her as she stop.

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[LaManuka]

She just wants you to know “There’s not a cage in the world that can hold me, see?!”

 

[noodles123]

My favorite is the "shut-up" in the background. It's like something from "One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest"- love it!

 

[ParrotGenie]

She just wants you to know “There’s not a cage in the world that can hold me, see?!”

Yep pretty much. She once escape her cage while I was at work once and even let the other birds out as well. Room was a mess that day. Thankfully no birds hurt.

 

[ParrotGenie]

My favorite is the "shut-up" in the background. It's like something from "One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest"- love it!

I can see that

That Randy for you. She the bird that love to cruse as well and love telling me to "get out of here" when I go to pick her up. Her last owner, I meant servant use to have a Chiwawa that barked all the time and they use to tell the Chiwawa to shut up all the time. Randy also use to insult people that came through the door in full sentences calling people fat and etc. She also burps when you give her a peanut, or something she likes and does so like a human. A family that was a bunch of Truckers that own her before, so kind of explains some of the behavior? She the bird that talks like a sailor. She funny at times. I sure do a video one day as she worst then pebbles the swearing cockatoo below.

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[Scott]

Hilarious, the "shut up" had me in stitches!!

They are truly Houdinis and able to pick apart sturdy cages with ease!