"Frostie Dancing To Shake Your Tail Feather! Bird Loves Ray Charles!"
"Frostie The Funniest Dancing Bird On This Planet jives to the Blues Brothers & Ray Charles hit from their Difinitive [!] Collection Album! Frostie is a 20-year-old Bare-Eyed Cockatoo, otherwise...."
OnePickieChickie, YouTube (February 01, 2009)
video 2:42
This 'dancing bird' video is actually rather good. I think the "Funniest Dancing Bird On This Planet" has to be taken as a subjective statement.
On the other hand, this bird is good. I don't know how Frostie learned to dance: but I've seen worse choreography.
Enjoy.
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2 comments:
Please find and e-mail me a link to a dancing bird video featuring a bird that dances better than Frostie. I'd really like to see it.
Thank you for posting Frostie's video. I'm sure all who view it will thoroughly enjoy it.
Frostie was not trained to dance. All of his moves in this video were spontaneous! He can also do all his moves while flapping his wings except for the head spinning and has other moves he didn't include during this particular video.
Thanks again,
Karla K. Larsson, Frostie's owner
PS: Frostie has a Facebook Fan page under Frostie The Dancing Cockatoo and can be followed on Twitter under DancingFrostie.
PickieChickie,
I'd be happy to: but don't hold your breath: I've yet to see a bird dance that long, that well. And I've seen (human) performers who didn't have the verve of your bird: or the style.
And, my pleasure!
I was wondering about the training: and I've heard of birds picking up dance moves on their own. Looks like Frostie's a 'natural.'
Now, some links: DancingFrostie on Twitter; Frostie's Facebook Fan Page; Dancing Frostie on YouTube.
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