Alright, let's go baby. Lou is gonna help you. We're gonna get some advice from Lou for our Amazon. Learn how to take care of him better. I trust Lou more than I trust half of the bird people in this entire world. I'm sure they sure, which Jersey throw up on conveniently. Hello. What Jersey? Look at that. What do you think? Let's go look at this one. Look at that. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hmm. Hello. Hmm. Guys, this is a blue and gold and a military macaque. Little kiss-a-sauce, do this and photo. You guys are sweet. Buying all this stuff in the birds, or more bowls for the eight-year, more stands from longer ones per inside there. I got a new house for the fish. Okay, so Lou said that I should come back with the Amazon. I'm gonna bring it in the cage so Lou can see not only the bird's droppings, but also I'm concerned about the bird being fat and Lou is a professional with that. So I don't want to be too invasive and I know Lou won't be and I know that he's outstanding at eating baby birds. So if we need any kind of syringe situation, we basically said if there is any bleeding the crop needs to be full, so I'm gonna go get him right now. So I'm gonna bring some peanut butter back. I'm just kind of happy because I had suggested peanut butter in a George, so I feel like I'm really becoming good at emergency situations with birds. Let's see what happens. So the first thing is Lou wants to see the droppings of the bird. You know it's dark. I'm gonna bring out the water. So I may need to put this down to carry the bird. All right, let's go baby. Lou is gonna help you. Okay guys, I'm here. Ooh, sometimes I don't want to turn off my car. Oh right, because I often forget to put it in park. It's gonna be very interesting to see what Lou says. Oh boy, so we're back in here for the second time. Hey, where's the mocha that was there? Where's the milligolds, mocha? How you doing? We were at the birdie rescue. This is a lot of stimulation for him. He's been in a dark, warm room for the past 48 hours. I've been going in there and taking care of him. He's also been perched on. There's like a day bed in there and I just let him kind of be free. Sometimes in this cage and sometimes free there for hours. If your bird has a concussion or even humans, if you have concussions, the remedy for what you're supposed to do is kind of do nothing. So that's what we're trying to do with the bird. But I do think it's important that Lou sees him. So getting a lot of stimulation right now, but this is the bird that's pretty balanced and stuff. What's up young lady? I've got him here for one year ready. He's possibly a wild Amazon. We're going to find out. How do you do that? You chip him in some way. No, Lou is an expert at the breeds and like the behavior, but he was hurt. I lost my carrot. Right. So somebody called me that they found one because he hit their window. So Lou is now going to feed him. It's pretty dothal, man. So he's either like a really wild bird that's acting like this because he's in shock or he's somebody else's bird. So it's paid off for you to have a son, right? Well, I'd rather have my bird. If this belongs to someone, I'm going to find the owner. Yeah, that's an old bird. How old is this bird? Well, at least 10 years old. That's how old the eyes are. Usually when they have the chickpea looking that way, when it's real narrow like that, they've been cleaning it off on the trees. They've roughed it off in a ditch. Yeah, because he does have such a narrow meat and a long head. On there, that's just not the blood. He's for a speed on paracampatheria's a lot. And when there's paracampatheria's are really in season, the red bulls live with tomatoes, the flares themselves on them. There's a wild bird. Or he's been out in the wild for a long time. It is odd to see them with a little yellow there and the hook of the white lot crown on there. I think we're going to try to give them a little hand feeding. You tried already giving them seed and you wouldn't need. I didn't want to take any chances. And after he bled, so I stayed up all night and the room he was in. Oh my God. Did he think it's wild? Yeah. But I just realized I had a dream four years ago that this exact thing happened. I got it. He blew me out. She's been eating nonstop. I thought maybe I gave him the wrong bowl, maybe he didn't like my setup, but Lou said it's because he's back there with a bunch of Amazon's. He's there right now with one two Amazon's that are in love. Three, four, five Amazon's so maybe he just feels better right now. See guys, Lou knows everything and now Lou's gonna get him some water. On a different note guys, I might rescue this bird. What do you say you want to come over with me? Not today, but Lou says he might be better with me and I might be able to help him tame him and then re-home him to somebody from Parrot Station or somebody who know and get my engaged knot cage show started. So that's an option. He might get there. We'll see what happens with this bird. His crop looks like polar from here. See that's what he needs a little at a time. A little at a time. It's like those kids in the cave, man. He can't just give him lots of food. That's what I brought him here because I was like in case he needs babies. I mean if he wouldn't have eaten I would have hand sat him. I'd have given him a shot of food. Would he just date his poverty enough to jumpstart his brain a little bit? Okay, I'm so proud of him for eating him every day. So I'm gonna eat him here tonight because he has these other Amazon's he's probably feel better. I'll come check on him tomorrow. Lou did good. Lou is currently cheating the baby. You guys want any baby conures? A lot of green cheeks in here. What do you guys do? What's that your favorite one? They're all my favorites.