This video, part I of a series,says about itself:
Saving the Baby Blues is a Parrots International video of the rescue and rehabilitation of two wild Hyacinth Macaw chicks, the repair of their nest, and the return of the parent Hyacinth Macaws. This video was taken during a day in the life of the Parrots International team in the wild of the Pantanal, Brazil.
Here is Part IV (I couldn’t find Parts II and III on YouTube).
From the BBC:
12 November 2012 Last updated at 09:18 GMT Help
So far this year police in Brazil have rescued almost 14,000 illegally captured wild animals.
The period from September to December is the busiest time for officers, as it is breeding season for macaws and parrots who leave their eggs and young offspring vulnerable to poachers.
Iracema Sodre reports.
Video produced by BBC Brasil’s Luis Kawaguti and Jessica Fiorelli
Amazing – a feel good story…
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Yes. A bit similarly, recently a young female nearly-dead barn owl was saved and returned to the nest. The text is in Dutch, but the photos are not ๐ :
http://www.vogeldagboek.nl/node/1139
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It is so wonderful to see people really helping, climbing trees, nurturing and blow drying these fragile parrots. Amazing story!
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Indeed. I hope that this will happen more.
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Great video; i was surprised to see the size of the young ones! they’re huge! z
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Yes, hyacinth macaws are the largest flying parrot species, so the young ones are big as well ๐
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That bird wants a word with you:
A study suggests some parrots’ talent for imitating
sounds functions to let them address individual
parrots they encounter.
http://www.world-science.net/othernews/121125_parrots
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