Taz's Crazy Talk

[Bluemoonlvr]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAFYnhkDRZU&feature=youtu.be]Taz's Crazy Talk - YouTube[/ame]

He says "Come Here!" "What you doin?" "Baby Boy!" and does cockatiel impersonations.

 

[antoinette]

Taz sure is cute
Love the way he talks
Sounds so babyish and cute
Love the "what you doin"
LoL he sure is full of energy

Thanks for sharing

 

[Bluemoonlvr]

I added annotations to make his talking easier to understand.

He really is quite talkative! He's only a little over a year old and has been talkative all his life. He first learned "Come here!" so it's the clearest. Everything else was learned very recently. He picks up words pretty fast. Most of what he mimics is how words sound and inflections. Like he likes to speak his crazy gibberish so it sounds like he's asking a question.

 

[antoinette]

I added annotations to make his talking easier to understand.

He really is quite talkative! He's only a little over a year old and has been talkative all his life. He first learned "Come here!" so it's the clearest. Everything else was learned very recently. He picks up words pretty fast. Most of what he mimics is how words sound and inflections. Like he likes to speak his crazy gibberish so it sounds like he's asking a question.

You are doing a great job, keep it up.
He sure sounds like a quick learner.

Mishka my AG is almost 6 years old speaks beautifully BUT still today has his moments where he speaks gibberish I call it "Birdie Talk"
I love it when he does it, chats away and then replies back in proper English.

 

[Pajarita]

LOL - He does do the tiel chirping perfectly! But, why is it so dark in there? Do you usually keep him like that?

 

[Bluemoonlvr]

LOL - He does do the tiel chirping perfectly! But, why is it so dark in there? Do you usually keep him like that?

It's actually a really light room! The camera didn't like the backlight and tried to fix it haha

 

[Karigan]

Love the cockatiel impressions! My CAG's don't talk much, but they love to imitate other animals. They do cats, senegals, sparrows, and geese... I'm thinking about playing a loop of farm sound just to see what happens.