Dr. M. Scott Echols makes a good case for foraging. This applies to all captive birds. A spends its day in socialization, grooming and foraging activities. In the wild, one half of a birds waking hours can be spent in foraging. A captive bird often has limited socialization activities, spends time excessively grooming and has little opportunity for foraging. This often leads to behavior problems. The DVD's goal is to provide ideas and methods of increasing foraging opportunities. The dialog is clear, the ideas good and the video presentation well done. Dr. Echols uses Missy, a cockatoo, as the subjects of these activities. It is very helpful to see a bird foraging.The DVD is presented in four chapters with some extras. The doctor's commentary extra is very good. The information presented is interesting and goes to make a case for foraging.