Exclusive Nature Experiences · Tirol
Encounters you never forget
Give your guests a story they take home — live parrot encounters for hotels and schools in Tirol. From €290 · Insured · Setup included.
Our Mission
Knowledge, closeness to nature and real moments
We are a mobile animal-experience project from Tirol. In a simple, accessible way, our programmes show how intelligent and sensitive parrots are, how to treat them correctly and why species conservation matters. Real moments instead of show effects – encounters that stay in your memory for a long time.
For Whom
Experiences that stay with you
Hotels & Tourism
A unique highlight for your guests – colourful, calm and perfect for social-media moments. Works indoors and outdoors.
from €290
See hotel offer →Schools & Kindergartens
Playful, nature-based learning about behaviour, intelligence and conservation – age-appropriate for children aged 4 to 14.
from €220
See school programme →Events & Families
Birthdays, family celebrations and special occasions – a lively, emotional experience with memorable photos.
from €390
Enquire for events →Our Parrots
Two personalities, two stories
WILD
A quiet, sensitive parrot who senses exactly whom he can trust. After a difficult start, he now shows calm, depth and strength – opening up entirely by his own choice.
Skippy
Lively, playful, funny and full of energy. Skippy loves people unconditionally and brings light and joy to every encounter – a little character with a big heart.
Process
It’s this simple
Enquiry & Coordination
We clarify location, time, duration and group size – with no obligation and no fuss.
Calm Setup
We arrive 10–15 minutes early, set up a safe area and explain how it works.
The Encounter
Observe, ask questions, take photos – voluntary contact only when the animals offer it.
Calm Conclusion
Final questions, keepsake photos, a safe goodbye – everything stays clean and unchanged.
Offers
Packages for every venue
All packages can be combined and individually tailored. Minimum duration 45 minutes.
Most Popular
Season Package
Price on request
- Regular sessions across a season
- Recommended: 1 session per week
- Indoor or outdoor
- Recurring guest content
4-Week Trial
Price on request
- Sessions over 4 weeks
- Flexible dates, indoor & outdoor
- No long-term commitment
- Quick marketing boost
Single Session
Price on request
- One single session
- Perfect for holidays & events
- Short-notice booking possible
- Instant wow effect
Also available: educational programmes for schools & private event packages. Bookings under 7 days: 25% short-notice surcharge.
Why Wild Moments
Responsible, safe, authentic
Animal Welfare First
Contact only when the animals voluntarily offer it. No force, no holding, no show.
Safety & Hygiene
A clear safety and hygiene concept, tailored to groups of children. Public liability insurance in place.
German & English
All programmes are held in German or English – ideal for international guests.
Frequently Asked Questions
Good to know
How long does an experience last?
All experiences have a minimum duration of 45 minutes. Flexible durations of 20, 30 or 45 minutes depending on the programme.
Can the experiences take place indoors and outdoors?
Yes. Indoors is ideal for winter, schools and quiet spaces. Outdoors is perfect for summer programmes, gardens and hotel terraces.
Is the experience safe for children?
Yes. There are clear rules, controlled distances and calm presentations. The full safety & hygiene concept is tailored to children’s groups.
Are presentations available in English?
Yes. All programmes can take place in German or English.
Can photos be taken?
Yes, explicitly encouraged – without flash. Many hotels use this for social media.
Books
The stories of WILD & Skippy
Lovingly designed children’s books about real parrots – about mindfulness, respect and living with animals.
Ready for an unforgettable moment?
A no-obligation first chat to clarify the process and availability. We usually reply within 24 hours.
Worth knowing
Eight things about parrots almost nobody knows
Swipe sideways. Every card names its source.
105 decibels
A cockatoo gets louder than a jackhammer ten metres away. We measured 105 dB on our birds — ordinary conversation sits at about 47. If you live in a flat with thin walls, hear that once before you decide anything.
Measure it yourself → Our own measurement, on WILD and Skippy.Older than the Second World War
How old a parrot gets depends heavily on the species — but the range is enormous. The oldest documented parrot was Cookie, a Major Mitchell’s cockatoo at Brookfield Zoo near Chicago. He arrived there as a youngster in 1934 and died in 2016, aged at least 82.
Our parrots → Guinness World Records, “Oldest parrot ever”: Cacatua leadbeateri, 30 June 1933 – 27 Aug 2016.Winged toolmakers
Goffin’s cockatoos solve problems that take primates years of practice. At the Messerli Institute in Vienna, three of them pushed a ball into the right hole with a stick — each bird invented its own grip, and one managed it on the first attempt.
Meet Ranki → Osuna Mascaró, Mundry, Tebbich, Beck & Auersperg, Scientific Reports (2022), Messerli Institute, Vetmeduni Vienna.Three islands, nowhere else
Ranki’s species lives wild only on three Indonesian islands: Yamdena, Larat and Selaru. Every parrot has been protected since 1981 — and Ranki’s species one tier above WILD and Skippy, in the strictest category CITES has.
Ranki’s story → CITES Appendix I since 6 June 1981; the whole parrot order in Appendix II. IUCN: Near Threatened.WILD’s wings
When WILD came to us in January 2021 his wings had been cut back to the flesh. He still cannot fly, and the regrowing feathers keep breaking. That was not an accident. It was somebody’s decision.
WILD’s story → First-hand.The best sentence
“I am definitely not getting a parrot any time soon.” That is the sentence we most like to hear. An encounter after which somebody buys no parrot has done exactly what it was made for.
Why we do this → First-hand.A parrot beat 21 Harvard students
Griffin, an African grey from Irene Pepperberg’s lab, played the shell game against 21 Harvard undergraduates. On 12 of 14 task types he matched them or did better. Only in the two hardest rounds did the adults clearly win.
How clever they really are → Pailian, Pepperberg, Carey & Halberda, Scientific Reports (2020).Nobody came for him
Skippy was found on a street in Upper Austria. Nobody claimed him at the shelter. We adopted him after a month — and we still do not know exactly how old he is.
Meet Skippy → First-hand.