Cockatoo Removing Bird Spikes

A viral video has given whole new meaning to the phrase giving the bird as a cheeky cockatoo is caught throwing anti-bird spikes onto the ground. A crafty cockatoo quickly managed to make a fool out of humans when it decided.

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World Australia Birds Vandalism Viral A cockatoo destroyed anti-bird spikes placed on a ledge above a shopping center in Katoomba Australia.

Cockatoo removing bird spikes. Cockatoo Removes Dozens Of Anti-Bird Spikes And Throws Them Away. A video of the same was posted on Facebook by Isaac Sherring-Tito and was captioned F the police. Rebellious Cockatoo Tearing Up Anti-Bird Spikes The world is an unjust place full of billionaires corporations man-spreaders and superfoods.

Emily Brown on. In a new viral video the large parrot can be seen ripping up the spikes to make space for other birds. Instead of just flying away to find a spike-free spot it took matters.

The clip filmed in Katoomba Australia seems to show the bird making his feelings known about the anti-nesting spikes as it methodically removes. Theyre basically there to take up space and not allow the birds to land not so much as to hurt the birds. 07 Jul 2019 1523.

A cockatoo was spotted tearing down anti-nesting spikes at a shopping centre in Katoomba Australia apparently in a bid to free up the ledge for other birds. In a video posted on social media titled Fuck the police the sulphur-crested cockatoo is seen patiently ripping out sections of metal spikes and dropping. As the resolute bird methodically detached the strips one by one from.

To his surprise he found a cockatoo ripping out anti-bird spikes on the ledge. Angry Cockatoo Tears Down Anti-Bird Spikes And Throws Them To The Ground. A video showing a very smart cockatoo removing some ant-nesting spikes went viral recently.

It was removing the spikes so it could walk and rest on the ledge. A sassy cockatoo seemingly tired of discrimination against birds has taken it upon himself to rid walls outside of the Town Centre Arcade in Katoomba Australia of anti-nesting bird spikes. The spikes arent THAT strong and theyre generally made of soft flexible metal or plastic.

A viral video shows a sulphur-crested cockatoo pulling off bird guard spikes in Australias Blue Mountains. And this cockatoo is living proof of it. However this spunky little bird wasnt having it.

The clever bird not only removes the spikes and it also throws them away as the camera films some anti-nesting spikes that are already on the road. While at the Town Centre Arcade in the Katoomba Blue Mountains of New South Wales Australia a visitor captured wonderful footage of a very determined cockatoo who kept busy by removing strips of anti-bird spikes from a buildings exterior to clear the way for a perfect perch. The footage was captured in Katoomba SydneyAustralia by Isaac Sherring-Tito who then shared it on Facebook.

The hilarious bird strategically plucks up one piece after the next and tosses them onto the street below determined to clear a landing space for himself and his friends. These anti-bird spikes were installed on the shopping centers ledge to protect shoppers from experiencing unfortunate bird poo incidents. Recently Isaac Sherring-Tito was walking down a street in Katoomba New South Wales Australia and saw something spiky falling from above.

Originally posted here. Punks are not dead. Many of us are pushed to the outskirts forced to wander this hostile environment in search of safety and rest.

A new viral video shows a cockatoo ripping up a long strip of spikes designed to keep him and other birds from perching or nesting on the ledge of a shopping mall in Australia. A cockatoo has been filmed tearing anti-nesting spikes from a shopping centre freeing up the ledge for other birds in the Australian city of Katoomba.

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