Frostie The Cockatoo Dancing To Shake Your Tail Feather! Bird Loves Ray Charles!

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1. @aaduvet I didn't notice the "double take" until I'd watched
   the video about 40 times or more because there is so much
   going on. When I did, I watched that over and over and over
   and laughed myself to tears! Lol!
2. haha, didnt noticed that ;) ya, its nice :D
3. @TheVronkz Cockatiels aren't known for being dancers. Some
   will bob their head up and down but that's about it from
   what I've seen.
4. @Eddy2871991 Thank you for commenting!
5. @aaduvet Lol! I like the end from 02:12 on the best,
   especially when he goes from side to side, kicks out his
   foot then does the "double take" and looks back then
   forward. That just kills me! Lol!
6. That is such a cute bird! I have a yellow cockatiel named
   taco who won't do shit haha. very talented bird!
7. adorable (: he's so cute!
8. 1:45 and 2:00 is the coolets "moves"
9. @TheBiskey I didn't teach Frostie to dance. Cockatoos are
   known for their crazy dancing. The best thing to do is to be
   very enthusiastic when you are listening to music. But the
   bird on your finger and sing with the music and gently move
   your hand up and down with the beat. Move your head up and
   down and praise it a lot when it does a move you like! Give
   it scratches and a treat that you know it likes!
10. @Coltranized Amazing, isnn't it!? I was amazed myself! Lol!
11. i have a parrolett can u tell me how teach it plz reply
12. . . . wow. . . on beat. . . amazing!
13. @justentime77 Lol! I was about 20 when Saturday Night Fever
    came out and I thought he danced so good. When I watched it
    again recently, I had to laugh! Frostie dances better than
    John, that's for sure which I find to be rather hilarious!
14. Frosty takes to that infectious beat just like a baby that
    bounces in front of the speakers at two years old....it's
    tribal instinct. Frosty also has great taste in music and
    has moves that would make John Trivolta want to sit home on
    a Saturday night....lol
15. @reaperruup I'm glad to hear you liked it!
16. @BannasAnna I know the feeling. Frostie would sit on my
    shoulder all day if he could but he has a bad habit of
    messing with my hair and it really bothers me! He picks
    pieces up then breaks them! Lol! The instant he does that,
    it's back on his cage for him. Avis spends most of his day
    on my shoulder though because he isn't naughty like Frostie!
    Lol!
17. @reaperruup Frostie is a 21-year-old Little Corella, aka
    Bare Eyed Cockatoo, a parrot native to Australia. :0)
18. lol. I read the discription now:P
19. This made my day! It made me smile ear to ear lol. How old
    is Frostie? if I may ask
20. Frostie has some awesomw rythem! Love it! I have a dockateil
    and he loves to be on my shoulder when I dance....and
    vacuum, do dishes, you get the picture. Great video...YEAH
    Frostie!!
21. @Brandyvincent1 Frostie takes it to the extreme. Don't
    expect an African Gray or Amazon to bust out moves like
    this. Cockatoos are well known for their outrageously funny
    dancing ............. Frostie is the king of all
    entertainers when it comes to a dancing bird! Watch my video
    "Cookie The Umbrella Cockatoo: Boogie Woogie Cookie Bird" to
    see a typical Umbrella Cockatoo dance.
22. @caseypappalardo Frostie just dances. I don't think he was
    trained. I've only owned him for a year. I just think he has
    an uncanny desire to entertain because it brings him a lot
    of attention, praise, interaction, etc. He comes up with new
    moves all the time! I can't believe him! Lol!
23. @CaptKundalini Yes, they would have loved to see it! I hope
    the other members of the band have seen it!
24. @AnnieBonannie764 I'm glad to hear that. Cockatoos are very
    entertaining but can be VERY loud! Frostie is usually very
    quiet, however.
25. @scarebear45 Thank you! Keep in mind they all don't dance.
    Cockatoos are well known for their dancing, however.