00:16Sonora Desert, home to the peach-faced lovebirds.
00:21Originally from Southwest Africa, they came all the way here to Southwest Arizona by pet
00:27trade, but were later released by aviaries.
00:32Luckily, these birds love the desert.
00:38Oh look, here's a lovely couple searching for a home.
00:42They can live under rocks, trees, and cactuses.
00:49Finding the right spot isn't easy, though.
00:55Lovebirds also eat plenty of desert food.
00:59Such as fruits, seeds, and whatever they can find.
01:06But today's star of the show lies in the tallest cactus in Lover's Valley.
01:10The rare Yee-haw lovebird.
01:14Yee-haw!
01:17The Yee-haw lovebird can be identified by a...
01:25Oh my gosh, it flew away.
01:33It's nature's enemy.
01:36Cowboy poachers.
01:41I traveled deeper into the desert to find the Yee-haw lovebird.
01:47But nothing.
01:49No leaves.
01:51I did discover some mutation lovebirds in the area.
01:55So I tried interviewing them with my new bird translator I bought.
02:00Have you seen the Yee-haw lovebird?
02:07The product's a scam.
02:10Next I tried luring the bird to me with pecan pie.
02:18Didn't work.
02:21I searched everywhere.
02:29Those cowboys.
02:34Stop shooting.
02:44What?
02:58Yee-haw carnival.
02:59So they weren't poachers after all.
03:04Yee-haw!
03:05Hey, there it is.
03:10I guess the Yee-haw lovebird was looking for love.
03:14That little critter.
03:19Two young people without a thing
03:23Say some vows and spread their wings
03:27And settle down with just what they need
03:31Living on love
03:35She don't care about what's in style
03:39She just likes the way he smiles
03:43It takes more than marble to tie
03:47Living on love
03:51Living on love
03:54Buying on time
03:55Without somebody
03:57Nothing ain't worth a dime
03:59Just like an old-fashioned storybook rhyme
04:03Living on love
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