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Garten of Banban 1-7 - All Little Beak Scenes (our best friend)

Garten of Banban 1-7 - All Little Beak Scenes (our best friend)

3.1K viewsNov 1, 2024

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I was watching this scene earlier and wondering why I find birds particularly fascinating with their movements and activity. Honestly, this fascination was the same when i was a kid. It's largely because they don't have hands... something which is difficult for a lot of people (or maybe just me?) to comprehend, given how much we depend on them. So while humans manipulate and complete so many actions with their hands, for birds, it's usually the beak doing most of the work. And this is why provid

I was watching this scene earlier and wondering why I find birds particularly fascinating with their movements and activity. Honestly, this fascination was the same when i was a kid. It's largely because they don't have hands... something which is difficult for a lot of people (or maybe just me?) to comprehend, given how much we depend on them. So while humans manipulate and complete so many actions with their hands, for birds, it's usually the beak doing most of the work. And this is why provid

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Little Beak And Toadstars - Garten of Banban 4

Little Beak And Toadstars - Garten of Banban 4

8.6K viewsAug 16, 2023

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Two types of confidence: • flaunting your tail feathers • talking to inanimate objects like they’re listening Wish the second wasn't more relatable 😅 #accessibility video description: on a branch, a weiro sits, flaring their tail feathers whole holding one on their beak, slowly preening the whole feather carefully. Camera pans slightly to a budgie facing the other direction, face-to-face with the aviary wire, head-bobbing and chatting. The budgie is mid-moult and looking a little rough. | Littl

Two types of confidence: • flaunting your tail feathers • talking to inanimate objects like they’re listening Wish the second wasn't more relatable 😅 #accessibility video description: on a branch, a weiro sits, flaring their tail feathers whole holding one on their beak, slowly preening the whole feather carefully. Camera pans slightly to a budgie facing the other direction, face-to-face with the aviary wire, head-bobbing and chatting. The budgie is mid-moult and looking a little rough. | Littl

4.6K views5 months ago

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One of our one-legged wonders, Buddy, taking good care of his beak and feathers 😊 It may look difficult to us, and even a little heartbreaking thinking of having to amputate, but these guys adapt beautifully to single-legged life; Buddy would have a much more difficult life if he'd kept his bad leg. #accessibility video description: Buddy the one-legged budgie is sitting on a branch in the aviary, rubbing his beak on the branch, before preening his back and beneath his feathers. There is lots o

One of our one-legged wonders, Buddy, taking good care of his beak and feathers 😊 It may look difficult to us, and even a little heartbreaking thinking of having to amputate, but these guys adapt beautifully to single-legged life; Buddy would have a much more difficult life if he'd kept his bad leg. #accessibility video description: Buddy the one-legged budgie is sitting on a branch in the aviary, rubbing his beak on the branch, before preening his back and beneath his feathers. There is lots o

21.8K viewsMay 25, 2023

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Lucky loves his scritches 🥰 He has an old beak injury and gets beak trims, and will be due for one soon. Beaks grow at different rates so it can be hard to judge how often they need it done, so monitoring is important. Despite not being able to fly, he's a happy boy and takes life in his stride ❤️ #accessibility video description: Lucky the weiro is on a branch, bowing his head and body from side to side kind of with heart wings, before getting onto my hand. He climbs up my arm which is extende

Lucky loves his scritches 🥰 He has an old beak injury and gets beak trims, and will be due for one soon. Beaks grow at different rates so it can be hard to judge how often they need it done, so monitoring is important. Despite not being able to fly, he's a happy boy and takes life in his stride ❤️ #accessibility video description: Lucky the weiro is on a branch, bowing his head and body from side to side kind of with heart wings, before getting onto my hand. He climbs up my arm which is extende

1.7K viewsFeb 3, 2025

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Sunny and friends enjoying picking at some foliage 😊 Sunny always does this beak movement - a more exaggerated version of the grinding that other birds do - when he's finished eating. He's come a long way from that gorgeous bird found totally covered in mites, with a long beak and big patches of feathers missing! #accessibility video description: Sunny and some other budgies on a branch in the special needs aviary. One budgie pecks lightly in warning at another who tries to interact. While Sunn

Sunny and friends enjoying picking at some foliage 😊 Sunny always does this beak movement - a more exaggerated version of the grinding that other birds do - when he's finished eating. He's come a long way from that gorgeous bird found totally covered in mites, with a long beak and big patches of feathers missing! #accessibility video description: Sunny and some other budgies on a branch in the special needs aviary. One budgie pecks lightly in warning at another who tries to interact. While Sunn

28.2K viewsSep 21, 2023

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I was amused at first, then I was impressed 😊 #accessibility video description: Pudge, a female plumhead parrot, lands on the bowl of fruit I'm holding. She grabs a big chunk of apple (looks too big for her, bigger than her head) and has trouble with it. She eats a smaller part of it. Then, determined, she grasps the big bit in her beak again and flies to a branch with it. It's a swinging branch and she tries to nibble on one leg but then seems to decide she needs something more stable to stand

433.4K viewsFeb 15, 2023

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Each little beak gets its own share 🐛🥢 | Jejak Manok

4.2K views7 months ago

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Is there anything cuter than a tiny head disappearing into full scritch-bliss mode? Watching these two settle into their preening routine is one of the purest sights we get at Little Beaks. What you’re seeing: • Preening is how birds strengthen their social bonds. • It’s calming, safe, and reassuring for both birds involved. • When a bird ‘melts’ into it like this, it means they deeply trust who they’re with. • This is flock life at its absolute best: gentle, cooperative, and completely natural.

9.6K views5 months ago

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The 'subtle' hint referred to in the previous post. Did I read it right? 😏 #accessibility video description: a red-masked yellow kakariki parrot stretches their leg through aviary wire to try and reach some grass just outside. They are able to nibble a few closer bits with their beak. | Little Beaks

33.7K views6 months ago

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We’ve been doing a lot of reflecting lately, and it’s led to some important decisions. Little Beaks is going to be changing. Partly out of necessity - and partly to reconnect with the roots of why we started in the first place. Over time, the role Little Beaks has come to play has grown beyond what we originally imagined, which is amazing and has opened up many possibilities. Taking the time to reflect on this now gives us the opportunity to refocus on where we can make the greatest difference f

12.5K views4 months ago

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I know I share a lot of Oakley, but he's very demanding and a bit too cute not to 😅 so I apologise but hope you still enjoy 😉 | Little Beaks

8.3K viewsNov 10, 2022

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Socks Heeler vs. Little Beak - Rap Battle! (Garten of Banban vs Bluey) | Mr. Jay

19.2K viewsApr 27, 2024

Trying to capture a cute moment with weiros around... 🤦‍♀️ | Little Beaks

13.5K viewsJan 13, 2023

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Caught... 😏 | Little Beaks

35.8K viewsDec 11, 2022

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Difficult audience, sorry buddy 😝 | Little Beaks

8.2K viewsJan 2, 2023

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So much digging atm! #accessibility video description: a blue budgie waddles between two log pieces, then stops with a leg on each while leaning down to start digging soil with her beak. She then climbs down and gets into the growing hole, and starts pulling stuff out. Her mate is on a log nearby, preening. | Little Beaks

287.1K viewsSep 15, 2023

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Getting down to their level 😊 love seeing how much activity these guys get up to on the ground. They'd spend a large part of their day doing this sort of thing in the wild. Whenever we get a new bird that's been indoor and largely in a cage, it's wonderful watching them foraging on the ground the first time. Natural instinct kicks in. Plus, watching them waddle/run/jump is adorable 🥰 | Little Beaks

385.3K viewsSep 12, 2022

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Apparently today Patch thought being on the camera was more fun than singing... So I took the opportunity for a slomo capture, which I'm not sure totally went to plan, but here you go 😅 | Little Beaks

22.9K viewsJan 9, 2023

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👀 Someone wanted to say hello! (Or eat the camera) Feel free to drop a hello or share your own flock photos back 😄 #accessibility video description: a white weiro getting up very close to the camera, looking side on, slightly out of focus, face and beak and one eye mainly in view. They open their beak and appear to lick the camera a couple of times. Midway through a kakariki hangs out on a wooden perch toy above in the background, before climbing down and jumping off screen. The weiro continue

37.1K views8 months ago

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A different container and different food (well, minus the soaked seed) makes for some confused birds - nice to see them still enjoying the vegies though. Includes kale, carrot, spinach, beetroot, chillies, cabbage, and sweet potato. All raw and rinsed. #accessibility video description: I'm holding a rectangular clear Tupperware container with chopped and shredded vegies. Some birds including weiros, budgies, and kakarikis, land around the edge (and occasionally jump in) to check it out. In the b

18.2K viewsAug 20, 2023

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Little beak with a big sound ❤️ #accessibility video description: A close-up of a bright orange canary singing. The canary’s soft feathers are fluffed around their neck and face. Their black eye is focused forward, and the background is dark, creating contrast that highlights the bird’s vivid colour and expressive posture. | Little Beaks

17K views11 months ago

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Beaky seems to be feeling relieved after his beak trim, which we get done by avian vet every few months. This isn't generally required since healthy birds should be able to maintain their beaks naturally using branches and other foliage they chew, but in some cases the beak doesn't develop properly, so the grinding action doesn't work as it should. Beaky is fine in every other way. His beak grew pretty quickly in the past few weeks so we'll be monitoring and seeing if the next trim needs to be s

70.3K viewsAug 24, 2024

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Little Ducky (AKA Baybell) has had quite the journey. We didnt think she was going to make it, but she pulled through and is now thriving! She fits a lot of spunk into a little tiny body - we love her to bits! #birdsoftiktok #parrotsoftiktok #talkingbird #talkingparrot #cuteanimals #funnyanimals #babyanimals #rainbowbaby #baby #family

117.5K viewsMar 14, 2024

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Don't underestimate the power of a hen on a mission! Branches and foliage/natural materials to chew and pull apart are essential for beak maintenance (how they keep things healthy in the wild!) Also, the strength in those legs! #accessibility video description: a budgie is digging and chewing at wood between a log and a bit of pine bark. The pine bark edge has beak marks creating indents down it. Near the end, the budgie uses their legs to help balance and give them more force. | Little Beaks

14K viewsJul 30, 2024

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Branch destruction, budgie style! Did you know, naturally, budgies and other birds shouldn't need their nails or beak trimmed?* In the wild, they do this through rubbing/wearing on barky branches, chewing branches and foliage, and general interaction with their natural environment. Unfortunately, many businesses take advantage of the misconception by marketing products like sand paper perches as the answer for trimming - when these are in fact potentially unsafe and can cause harm (soft flesh on

27.3K viewsJun 26, 2023

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Little Beak vs Little Penguin Lost - Rap Battle

1K viewsApr 1, 2025

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Pav, a new flock member, enjoying hanging out with some new friends. This guy is absolutely tiny! Didn't think we could get any smaller than Taco 😅 story coming soon 😊 | Little Beaks

2.9K viewsOct 18, 2022

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Breakfast! Preview before distribution 😊 (keep your eyes peeled for a giveaway coming soon!) #accessibility video description: a big blue bowl of soaked seed and grain, with a variety of chopped vegies including kale, celery, daikon, cabbage, and beetroot. A couple of budgies and weiros are wandering around slightly off screen, and (predictably) a kakariki (Chilli) is first onto the bowl. Patch follows, and then a couple of budgies. Chilli is a bit of a bully and scares Patch off. Chilli flies

12.4K viewsMar 4, 2023

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