Oh @stroller07 you are so lucky to have been able to see these amazing birds in the wild!

I have one- and IRN- Indian RingNeck laying on my chest in bed right now but have never seen one in the wild.

My girls name is Indy Jean and she was my mum's bird for about 15 years, until mum died about 5years ago...

So I have her now- and for the rest of my life...I will never be able to go anywhere longterm and it's hard to find anyone to house sit with her because she has an eardrum piercing 'stranger danger' screech,

I figured out the I will be about 87 when she turns 50- and that's about how long they can live for.

I do NOT recommend anyone getting a bird to have as a pet.

It totally cruel to cage something that is meant to fly, to be in the open with their flock.

It made me really sad to see that female with her mate and to know that Indy will never have hers.

She will never know the feeling of having a male bird as her mate. Ever, because they are territorial birds, so I won't be able to get another one at home, plus they are louder than a 100 air raid sirens and messier that a party of drunken 10year olds on icing sugar.

But she is totally adorable and I love her to bits, but I would Never EVER have her- or any bird as a pet unless it wasn't an absolute necessity.

I'm so happy that you got to capture and shared these photos with us!