My pathetic films are below.

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With the Greenwing watching in the background, this Blue and gold Macaw climbs out on a tree limb, and when it bends down, climbs down into the bush below. The sound is horrible because it was very windy.

Eating the Crape Myrtle and trying to climb up it are fun too. the loud noise in the film is a garbage truck in the ally.

They'd *really* like to rough-house, but ...

The B&G has trained the GW how to switch places with him on a perch.

Jazzy chowing down and sharing a big bowl of popcorn with me - an example of static cling!

The Greenwing puts up with it (sort of) but the Blue & Gold is *not* happy about it at all. I can get to one wing, but not the other. I'm pretty sure he'd take a hunk out of me if I persisted past a certain point. But this is a work in progress and he's a little better each time.

Grainy picture due to low light, but you get the picture. All of the Greenwing flapping is a game and exercize - he really doesn't mind at all, even when I clip one toe a little short and have to go get the quik-stop to stop the bleeding. After it stops, the trim continues like before.

He did this for half an hour. Sugimac, the Greenwing, was having none of it but was watching attentively off-camera.

The Greenwing mostly moves to the center of the water stream and hunkers down to enjoy a shower massage. The Blue & Gold doesn't usually care this much for showers, but occasionally, like now, really gets into the spirit of WATER!!!

There's a sprinkler irrigation head attached to the fence that sprays into the aviary and set to cover about half of it so that they can move where there's no water if either doesn't feel like getting wet. No chance of that! They are all over the cage and the Blue & Gold loves to hang on the cage right in front of the water stream.

All she wants to do is put those rocks on the deck to count her laps in the pool while *I* want them in the pool itself.