@@uzreo3779 yes that's in the wild? I assume they will live much much longer in captivity where they are given all the food and water they could ever want and seems pretty dam happy to me all perfect conditions to live a long and prosperous life.
Can you imagine living with a sparrow for 21 years? When little sparrow decides to move to sparrow heaven, she can consider a parrot and look forward to 100 years together.
My dad saved a sparrow half frozed on the snow. It lived in the kitchen and living room until spring, the sink full of water to drink and swim. In March my dad had two young sisters release it. It flew away. Then about 14 months later a bird tapped on the window: it came back with two much-more-hesitant chicks. My dad kissed the bird, fed all three, then they flew away.
A stoopid- sounding reply made me double take: is aviary polygamy a thing? It turns out it is in big-ass common pheasants, where the males act like the lion equivalent of peacocks. The only other such polygamous bird is a wren that gawd-damn is small and wide spread in North America and may be mistaken for the "sparrow" i thought it was. Maybe a genius reply! (But equally likely a wanker who shot close to the truth).. *dunno for sure* (damn!)
@@teacherl8330 Polygamy exists in Nature and also in many cultures through out the history, It's Just in Liberalism that you can have only one Wive , but the dark side is you can keep as much secret Chicks as you want, which makes you question the meaning of loyalty In the Old Cultures Around the World that wasn't a problem, If someone wants to be Loyal with more then one person he can, by legally marrying that person and declaring it Publicly Now sadly People Can't, which results in People Breaking Other's Heart by Cheating on Each other 🙁 Anyways Everyone should have the Right to Choose Afterall everyone is different...
I haven't, but I'll look for it - thank you for the suggestion! Through video, I'm learning what incredibly intelligent birds crows and ravens are. @@RossNaylor-nh5uv
@@OstblockLatina I didn't grade her for her appearance eather, it just appeared she is also good looking so I noticed that. To me she is beautiful for being so kind in the first place. Maybe your own projections made you think I appreciate her looks instead of her actions.
Get off the internet and stop watching TV and I guarantee you will be feeling better in a week! The world is a great place but when all you see is the bad it starts to eat at you.
Not only did she rescue Happy, she went though a vet, she checked the legality, she checked about release. Amazing story, she really did everything in her power for Happy. I’m so glad he might make it to 21. Heres hoping for a new record!
I believe the legality stuff should disappear, especially for disabled animals. (Don't get me started on the migratory bird act, that law is so horribly outdated) If the bird was illegal, they would've been euthanized.
Our daughter was given a baby male (pushed out of a nest in a barn) and we all hand fed it. Released him when he was old enough to go and he wouldn't have it. Flew right back into the house. Nicest bird we ever had. He lived about 7yrs with a good diet and family that loved him.
Mi amiga y su novio, salvaron muchas aves y aun hoy vive con ellos su pájaro , lo habían liberado pero él decidió volver; y tengo otra amiga que ha salvado con mi hermana muchas aves y enterrado a las que fallecieron y yo tambien , incluso con una tortuga que luego liberaron
Can you tell me what he was fed with when he was really little? I am trying to save a really small guy like him and don't know what to feed him. Thanks!
@@iulianaescu we mixed up a slurry consisting of dry cat food and water. It must be soupy. And fed it to him using a small spoon that we bent the edges of up so he easily feed from it. We fed him when he would cry for food, as you normally would for a human baby.
its not just humans, other animals have shown the same level of bonding to each other. if you have to feed the bird everyday, and feed it every 20mins for like a month, you'd develop quite a bond to it too
@@onuscheffendi555 Thank you =D xD Moustache is currently turning in circles on my laps to sit. It's been 15 circles so far and he's still not decided ^^
Awwww…I also raised and lived with a sparrow. We named her Twitly Nibbleton or Twit for short. She was rescued from crows that had attacked her nest and had a head injury which left her blind in one eye and she would also have seizures when startled. She never learned to fly, but the seizures improved with time. She lived for nine years in our living room and was the center of family social action. Seeing you and your family living with Happy brought a smile to my heart and a flood of sweet memories - Thank you. 👍🏼
🥂 Cheers to Twitly! Thank you for sharing her story with us. More importantly, thank you for saving her and giving her the best possible life she could’ve ever asked for… your entire family loved her! 🥰 What a wonderful gift from Mother Nature! 🥹🫶
“Do you want a worm?” Now there’s an endearment you don’t hear every day! Sparrows are wonderfully entertaining and this one came to the right woman at exactly the right time. ❤️
You are a bunch of fools! There is a great chance the piece of trash in the video to be a narcissist. Pay attention how she uses the pronouns in the first person and places herself as the "savior rescuer." And it is crystal clear she posses with the bird in everything single opportunity. This is very likely to be a demonic-infected narcissistic scumbag seeking for validation. Most of you are so focused on the animal's behavior, but never pay attention on the humans' intention behind some of these videos.
21 years! That's fantastic! It was so fun to watch this. He's so cute. Her dog and the sparrow planned the whole thing. They both knew they'll all be together again bc that's how it works.
Right?! I had 2 sick motherless 5 week old kittens, and I was so sleep deprived, I almost put kitten milk in my coffee. (Now that I look back, I wonder if I might have downed a cup or 2 like that and not noticed. Lol) Every 20 minutes, she must have been so unreasonably tired! Happy was what she needed though. Maybe she was to tired to be overwhelmed with sadness.
@@irfanshahzadphotographer2158 It seems, your statement might be related to your professional. The answer to your question is. . . . EVERYBODY. Cell phones and their recording equipment are ubiquitous. If its charged and something interesting is happening, it's going to get recorded. My little "Eddie Munster" nephew, borrowed his dads phone to record a mosquito biting him. I don't think he was looking for internet fame. He just thinks it's cool to watch their belly grow. I think the little weirdo is going to be a scientist.
I LOVE sparrows-- such an under appreciated little bird. Loved hearing Happy's story and how these two found each other. Such a special, lovely connection between animal and human!
so nobody actually googled if a sparrow can live 21 years which is absolutely crazy for me and yes it doesn't. 3 years in wilderness from 12 to 14 in captivity.
What a blessing from Mother Nature to you! You have done something quite marvelous to raise him and keep him alive and healthy. And now you're teaching him tricks? Wow, good job! My hat's off to you!
She said her dog died two weeks after she adopted the bird. She had another animal to show love to while she grieved her dog - the bird. What a wonderful story.
@@mashthelegend2772 I was listening to what she said about her dog and the bird and my point was she had another animal to show love to while she grieved her dog. I have fixed the one word for you. Have a good day.
I love her face at the end, she looked so happy when she said that the longest sparrow in captivity lived up to 21 years 🤗 I wish them many years of friendship!
Considering the disability, he was more than likely pushed out of the nest by a bigger sibling. His happy, outgoing and generous nature shows he is glad for the help and love he's received from his new mum. There's no other love like it. I love birds, and I always keep them, and about about 10 years ago a little 3 month old cockatiel came into my home. She was the runt. She was half blind, couldn't fly... she'd been bullied in her original aviary by the other birds... she was underweight, and her feet were underdeveloped due to constantly being pushed off the aviary perches... and everything was a threat to her, because that's all she knew. Pain and suffering. I put up with the bleeding fingers and chewed fingernails and the screaming for about 3 weeks until she knew I was no threat, and I gave her love and attention... and eventually I was the only creature, human or otherwise, that could touch her and my voice was the only voice she would listen to. I even got her to give me kisses before bedtime. Sadly she died at only 3 years old, but I gave her the happiest life I could have possibly have given her. Birds know. They ain't stupid.
There was a tv show on the BBC (many, MANY years ago) called Bird Brain of Britain. Despite the popular definition of "bird brains" it wasn't a quiz show to find stupid people. Instead it showed everyday garden birds solving puzzles people set up all over the country. Birds have to be smart to keep up in the human-squirrel-bird feeding table war!
i love how she shows that even a small "insignificant" animal has rich emotions and personality. we just have to listen. Edit: Several people complained about me using the word "insignificant." Let me clarify: I do NOT think they're insignificant. In fact, I own birds and teach people around me just how much personality and emotions they have. When I say insignificant, I meant how MOST people see them. Unfortunately, most people appreciate cats and dogs, but not birds. Before me, many of my friends/family think birds are 2-dimensional animals with no feelings. But I'm glad people are starting to appreciate them more. Anyway, stop telling me birds are not insignificant, I KNOW that. Go tell people around you.
Miles above the planet, over eons of time, every animal is as significant as another. And whatever the significance each one of us may have, your reaction of love for the kindness of another is the bedrock of human potential.
An absolutely amazing relationship with Happy. Who would have thought a bird was that intelligent to bond with a human in so many ways. And Happy does have a personality for sure.
@@victorianojm24 ... otters come to mind; they can be extremely destructive, because all they want to do is build dams, which damages trees and floods the area. If an area cannot tolerate this extreme change, well then, oops! NOTE: @Crow Demon corrected me. It's *beavers* which do this, not otters.
Aaahh, oooh, that's incredible. It melted my heart. Beautiful. I hope and pray that you'll have this darling sparrow for a long time, many years to come. God Bless.
What a cute sparrow. Happy that you kept him. Love is precious, especially with animals. He took the place of your dog. He came into your life, because it has to be so. God Bless you.💗💗💗💗💗💋💋💋
I cried at the hoodie strip. She did not care it was her new hoodie or thought it was just him playing, she just made his wish come true in an instant :D
@Drago Musevini Nah my grandma in India had a pet sparrow( kinda, cause he sometimes would not return home for days) . She had him for about 7 years, until the day he didn't return. She died 3 months later. This was 10 years ago. She lived in a small village in rural Eastern Rajasthan.
Every time I watch this video I want Happy. He's so amazing. He's so smart and funny. I'm so glad she found him and have a special relationship. Sparrows are so smart. I really wish there were more people like her.
@@cobrakainevereverdies6940 Woah, a NiceGuy outside his natural habitat! Hopefully someone adopts you, too. Shouldn't be too hard with that intelligence leaking through your math skills!
@@detectivenora - To answer you. I've been thru a good handful, but not enough - Since most of them until this day "worship men with huge egos, small packages and not much to look at" - Those F'ddd up standards haven't changed, which is sad. You would believe, that Women claim to be the more smarter and more mature between the 2 genders, then whyyyyyyy are they so unhappy and expect ME - To always be the rebound ????????? WHY do "I" have to put my cape on ? EVERYBODY on the planet said, I should've gotten paid for my Mental and Physical Therapy I give women. But oh wellz....I have said too much. NOW GO..........Look at some attention whooooores on animal videos, taking up the whole video - When its actually about the animal
Lord Jesus Christ is coming back everyone, please don’t worship celebrities and entertainment, focus on Him alone. I promise there’s more to life than money, partying, homosexuality and music. Hell is real, repent from sinning confess your sins and ask God to forgive you, I know He will if you’re sincere. Anyone who thinks the Name of Lord Jesus Christ is a joke, boldly mocks and scorns Him or takes pleasure in people who do is in for a big unpleasant surprise on judgement day IF they don’t repent and follow Lord Jesus Christ. Hell is very hot, people please repent! In the mighty name of Lord Jesus Christ, Amen 🙏💪✝️💜❤️✝️! Idolatry such as, Islam, Catholicism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Santa Clausism, Confucianism, New Age, Science, Evolution, halloweenism, Harry Potterism, Politics, Donald Trumpism, Easter Bunnyism and other religions/faiths that are outside Biblical Christianity lead to hell! Don’t believe them, believe the Almighty God the Father of Lord Jesus Christ, who begot Him. Our Creator, The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob is mighty, He doesn’t need a woman to beget a son, He is God. I choose to put my faith in a God who can do anything and everything, a God who has unlimited and infinite power to beget! So, it’s time to confess that Lord Jesus Christ is the Lord and to believe that He died and rose from the grave after three days and you shall be saved if you only obey Him by praying, worshipping, praising, reading the Bible and living holy and righteously according to the Bible. You have to endure until the end, carry your cross daily and build your relationship with God by following Lord Jesus daily until the end. You must never renounce your faith in The Lord Jesus Christ, there’s hell awaiting those who reject/deny Lord Jesus Christ and those who continue living sinfully, even the Christians who don’t want to repent will face the same fate, so please repent beloved people, in Lord Jesus Christ’s mighty and precious Name, Amen.
@@hillarysudeikis2264 Harry potterism bahahahahahaha Try reading what you wrote. God would regret just by knowing that you are eternally linked to Jesus Christ. This is not religion anymore, just forcing humanity to not trusting what they like to trust.
So glad to see she did the right thing by taking it to a rehabber first. And it's wonderful she could still have such a special bond with him in the end too.
In college, my little brother once saved a dove from a cat. This dove was barely alive and frightened literally half to death. My brother kept him in his room until the dove had recovered from his wounds and could fly. From that day on, every day from dawn to dusk, if my brother went out anywhere, the dove followed him. All the way to class and then back home... and even if my brother took a cab to like the mall, the dove would fly and when he got out, there he was... Pretty cool.
The sad thing is that thousands of sparrows both adult and babies die every day due to natural causes, predators, sickness/diseases, and much more. It's the rules of nature for many of these birds to live, reproduce, die for the cycle of life.
@@coolgamers2794 doesn’t mean they can’t be pets, thousands of cats and dogs and hamsters and rabbits are killed, die, or get eaten everyday even though are popular pets.
we call them spurgies here in scotland, i love them but they are actually quite a dark bird and kill other bird species for nesting sites and food sources.
My father once brought a sparrow home, who couldn't fly because she injured her wing. We took care of her and her behavior was the same as the sparrow in the video. She loved it when we fed her using our hands. After a year she flew away.
What a great and incredible story. It explains why, and I never put it together until I saw this video, but I saved a couple of sparrows from an eye infection. After their recovery, because I was usually in my backyard, sparrows would sometimes perch on my shoulders. I thought it was the craziest thing. After watching this, I bet they're the ones I saved and along the process befriended me. Thanks for sharing.
I have a little robin buddy that lives outside, I found him when he was a fledgling but he was injured from a cat so I took care of him for 2 weeks until he was able to fly and now he still visits me(I know it's him because he's the only robin that isn't afraid of me) We named him Chirpy
Worst part of having a pet is their short life span, compared to humans that is. I'm sure she'll be happy knowing Happy will be around for 2 decades or more, if he's healthy, which is such a bonus to have a companion for so long.
"The young are independent 7-10 days after leaving the nest. They also have a relatively long life span (the record for a wild sparrow is 23 years ), although their typical lifespan in the wild is much shorter. In captivity, they have a life expectancy of 12 to 14 years." @@Wolfie_xxx
I love him getting comfortable in her face mask. What an adorable, smart little bird. I've loved sparrows since I was a kid, but never had one as a family member. How wonderful for both of them that they have each other. Beautiful story.
So many sparrows have a rough life in the urban areas of California, i try to help feed them when i can, but i am glad you gave a good life to this one.
I kept my girl CoCo around for almost 18 years.... I finally had to say goodbye .... toughest day and one of the most difficult decisions of my life....but she was loved...and she loved me.
Sparrows are highly intelligent. I would give them part of my breakfast at the train station where they had their nests and they would recognize me later and come to me to ask for food.
This video particularly touched me because I experienced the same thing. I picked up a very young budgerigar that had been abandoned by its mother, I took care of it, I fed it every two or three hours even in the middle of the night. He had become my best friend, he played with a bell that I had given him! Even in the middle of the night you heard him playing with his bell, he followed me everywhere I went, when I went to lie down on the sofa he came to sleep against me, and as soon as I had the misfortune of moving he was pissed off. xD He loved caresses, he was taught to fly... His appearance in life was one of the most beautiful things that I could live ! Now I remember that day when my father came into the living room with his dead body in his hands. I burst into tears, part of my world had just shattered in a second... I thought for a long time that it was my fault and I still think a little today... If I had gone to see him and caress him like I always did, would that have allowed me to still have him in my life today? ... I'm crying while writing this comment, it's so painful to have a being taken away from you that you were holding in all of a sudden.. Today I'm going to see his grave and I talk to him... Yeah it might be a little weird x) I tell him that as I promised I haven't forgotten him and that I hope he is happy ... Today I kept her bell and she is a lucky charm for me!
It’s beautiful you still remember and talk to him. It’s heartbreaking to have your pet be gone suddenly. I have had many doggies that passed and it never gets easier. Sending love ur way ❤
She's so lucky and we all know animals have feelings and emotions just like we do. In this little bird just proves it. Thank you for saving him and being his mom
see, if we all know it, then I don't understand why we're not all vegans. I'm trying hard, and the switch isn't easy, but people around me think I'm a freak cause I care
@@Nevenblue I've been vegan for almost 3 years now and it was the best decision I ever made. I made a conscience decision not to be part of any animals misery and suffering. Love, respect and live in peace!
@@lisawise9849 Lisa, a huge amount of respect for you dear friend. I am Vegetarian since I born, never ate meet, fish etc. but now I want to switch to Veganism.
@@dhaivatshukla6749 I respect and admire your determination and you have a beautiful soul. I chose to be a vegan two-and-a-half years ago and it was the best decision of my life and the life of the planet and the life of millions of animals. I don't want to be part of any animals misery and suffering and the death of Earth as a planet. I know you can achieve your goal to be a vegan.
Ostriches in captivity have been observed flirting with humans over their own kind. Ducks also do this so it doesn't suprise me that other birds do it.
My brother raised a wild duck when her mom got killed by a coyote. She always followed him everywhere and never migrated. When she had her babies she moved them to the porch and will only allowed my brother to touch them after that they stayed for another year and migrated away.
The first bird that I ever rehabbed was a Eurasian collared Dove! I saved his life and raised him! He was only one day old! He became pretty tame and this was before I knew anything about imprinting birds!! Anyhow, he wanted out of my house so badly when he got older and wanted to be free. He finally flew out my sliding glass door! I pray that he found a flock and had his own family!!
Doves are cool they're very underrated as companions, but that's amazing she's gotten to a good age! I know the wild ones are attracted by the sounds of mine. When I take them outside the wilds always hang out in the yard. It's just funny I'll sit on the patio and here will come one of them and it'll just chill a couple feet from us and hang out. They're cool birds their ability to just hang out and be mellow is really cool. In my experience they're like the couch potatoes of all birds.
@@harriettbanish5285 thanks for sticking up for me maybe it is silly. I love songbirds and this lady showed great kindness saving this poor bird and giving him a life. A precious few people in this world reap the benefit of interacting with animals in such a loving way.
Tiny, fragile, injured baby bird with the heart of a lion. He has such a strong will to live. He came into your life when you needed him the most. I’m so glad you were able to keep him.
I love her smile/laugh at the end when she said that the longest a sparrow in captivity has lived is 21 years. She's obviously thrilled at the possibility of getting to have her bird baby around for a couple of decades 🧡💛
It’s a wonderful response for this little Sparrow. Most birds can sense your feelings when you spend time with them as a pet and show them them lots of love. This is one of those feel good videos where both the bird and the lady have a happy ending! ♥️😊🌈🙏🏼
me2!! It is astonishing. I first encountered this, when we had 2 dogs of the same species. One was double the size of the other one. The small one was aggressive to other dogs and people, only we could pet him. The other one was the sweetest dog and nice to everyone :D I realized that animals have characters just like we do!!
@@taylordampier He would survive on his own, they said he’s got neurological damage and his beak is deformed so he can’t eat normally, he never even would’ve survived if she didn’t find him
My pup absolutely loves my birds. I never dreamed I'd be birdpdrson, no not me! I've now 2 Lovebirds. The male is in love with the female, she is attached to me... but they are still husband & wife. Absolutely love them both...something I never dreamed 2B ..."a bird person"... but they are SO wonderful and even loving, as a pet. The interaction we have surprises me & made me aware how smart they can be (solving problems &more).
I was sitting in our car while my wife was shopping. I watched a sparrow going from car to car, hopping up onto the front bumpers and reaching through the grill and picking warm cooked bugs from the radiators of the cars! He knew how to get an easy cooked meal! I thought that little bird was so smart!
We had a sparrow as well which fell as a baby from a tree and became disabled loosing one foot. My family took care of her for 16 years, she was very intelligent and so sweet.
I had no idea a sparrow could b a pet. This is the most amazing animal rescue story of all time. Years ago my husband rescued a baby crow or raven & we took him in for 3 months while he grew & eventually learned to fly. We put him in a laundry basket by the window in our house & the mom crow knew where he was & after about 3 months he went to join his crow family. There was a short film about him made called "The Fledgling"
What a cute little guy. He wants her to come into his nest. There re some size issues here. I didn't know sparrows could live so long. i wish them both a great life together.
I once rescued a cute sparrow and brought it home. It was kind of adult already but just unwell and down. I fed it and it stayed in my home for 4 days. It behaved just like Happy. It was like we had been buddies forever. Followed me around, danced with me, ate on my plate, slept on my pillow. It was a JOY ! Then, on day 4, it flew outside. So happy I have had this experience, and yes sparrows, pigeons, etc. all the "minor animals" they are smart, they have feelings and personality.
She saved the sparrow's life; and the sparrow rescued her from her grief. May they have at least 21 years of life together.
Do they live that long?
@@lukassvensson2326 I'm pretty sure most live up to 3-5 years but some species live up to around 9 years. So to answer your question, I think not
@@uzreo3779 yes that's in the wild? I assume they will live much much longer in captivity where they are given all the food and water they could ever want and seems pretty dam happy to me all perfect conditions to live a long and prosperous life.
Can you imagine living with a sparrow for 21 years? When little sparrow decides to move to sparrow heaven, she can consider a parrot and look forward to 100 years together.
I just looked it up and there's one recorded case of a sparrow living 23 years in captivity.
She's a lucky woman to have found such a devoted friend.
And he’s a lucky sparrow as well to have a person who appreciates him 💜💜
A true devoted friend. Does such a thing exist anymore? Sad when pets and animals are more loyal and trustworthy than people.
@@shonuf5152 meh not really animals and pets are just more appreciative than scummy humans
@@chicono17 And therefore loving and loyal.
That's a pet.
My dad saved a sparrow half frozed on the snow. It lived in the kitchen and living room until spring, the sink full of water to drink and swim. In March my dad had two young sisters release it. It flew away. Then about 14 months later a bird tapped on the window: it came back with two much-more-hesitant chicks. My dad kissed the bird, fed all three, then they flew away.
Love story 🥲
A stoopid- sounding reply made me double take: is aviary polygamy a thing? It turns out it is in big-ass common pheasants, where the males act like the lion equivalent of peacocks. The only other such polygamous bird is a wren that gawd-damn is small and wide spread in North America and may be mistaken for the "sparrow" i thought it was. Maybe a genius reply! (But equally likely a wanker who shot close to the truth).. *dunno for sure* (damn!)
@@scstudio7801 Lol!
@@teacherl8330 Polygamy exists in Nature and also in many cultures through out the history,
It's Just in Liberalism that you can have only one Wive , but the dark side is you can keep as much secret Chicks as you want, which makes you question the meaning of loyalty
In the Old Cultures Around the World that wasn't a problem, If someone wants to be Loyal with more then one person he can, by legally marrying that person and declaring it Publicly
Now sadly People Can't, which results in People Breaking Other's Heart by Cheating on Each other 🙁
Anyways Everyone should have the Right to Choose Afterall everyone is different...
Good Job 🥰👏
I love videos like that that prove the intelligence of animals we don't expect it from. Such a sweet and loving relationship they have!
Have you seen the one she does with the crow called darling that's an amazing story give it a watch it's mind-blowing
I haven't, but I'll look for it - thank you for the suggestion! Through video, I'm learning what incredibly intelligent birds crows and ravens are. @@RossNaylor-nh5uv
This really is an astonishing and heartwarming story.
Was gonna write something but found that you pretty much said it already.
lovebirds are like this if you hand feed them as babies...
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Agree. Just beautiful little critter!
The miracle of life and the beauty of true love and friendship.
This lady is so beautiful in and out. As long as people like her exist I believe in humanity. Little Happy is so sweet!
@@OstblockLatina I didn't grade her for her appearance eather, it just appeared she is also good looking so I noticed that. To me she is beautiful for being so kind in the first place. Maybe your own projections made you think I appreciate her looks instead of her actions.
@@ira6133 looks like that person felt embarrassed lol.
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@@ira6133 It's honestly sad that we can't comment on how beautiful someone looks nowadays without offending someone offended on their behalf.
@@squidikka holy hell you are on target Squid
He's not convinced that he's a dog, he's convinced that he loves life. Happy is the perfect name for him. Great video
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What a Gay comment
@@JIGSAW-te2kr What a gay reply
@@momsaccount4033 you're both not wrong
@@JIGSAW-te2kr but its not gay when you agree to be so stupid that a bird thinks its a dog.
Ah right, you stupid.
Wish everyone on Earth treated animals so beautiful.
Hello 👋🏼 how's your day going so far?
It makes my day hearing stories like these because it reminds me that it’s not all bad. Hope everyone has a bright and pleasant day.
yes- these video are like a oasis- full of love and good will.
I’d say most people are good and the stories of kindness are just under reported.
Humans are a curse on this planet
Get off the internet and stop watching TV and I guarantee you will be feeling better in a week! The world is a great place but when all you see is the bad it starts to eat at you.
Winter servant..
Ditto x
When she smiles at saying 21 years, that smile. It's because she is so happy she can have Happy for A LONG time.
* a long time.
@@jrambo7495 Right. There we go chief. Thanks for the info! Corrected.
@@blandspaghettidinner8949 haha!
Wanna know how i got these scars? -Happy the bird
They live very long time for small bird wow
Not only did she rescue Happy, she went though a vet, she checked the legality, she checked about release. Amazing story, she really did everything in her power for Happy. I’m so glad he might make it to 21. Heres hoping for a new record!
Very nice
Yes Amazing!
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I believe the legality stuff should disappear, especially for disabled animals. (Don't get me started on the migratory bird act, that law is so horribly outdated) If the bird was illegal, they would've been euthanized.
Another idiotic law! So if it's a native bird I guess you just let in sit there and die...that makes sense! California is so fucked up!!!
He's a real character. Gotta love all that personality.
Our daughter was given a baby male (pushed out of a nest in a barn) and we all hand fed it. Released him when he was old enough to go and he wouldn't have it. Flew right back into the house. Nicest bird we ever had. He lived about 7yrs with a good diet and family that loved him.
Amazing! Thank you for saving him, may he rest in peace 💕
Mi amiga y su novio, salvaron muchas aves y aun hoy vive con ellos su pájaro , lo habían liberado pero él decidió volver; y tengo otra amiga que ha salvado con mi hermana muchas aves y enterrado a las que fallecieron y yo tambien , incluso con una tortuga que luego liberaron
Can you tell me what he was fed with when he was really little? I am trying to save a really small guy like him and don't know what to feed him. Thanks!
@@iulianaescu we mixed up a slurry consisting of dry cat food and water. It must be soupy. And fed it to him using a small spoon that we bent the edges of up so he easily feed from it. We fed him when he would cry for food, as you normally would for a human baby.
"Allright birdie! Time to go!"
"NO!!! MINE!!!"
This is astounding. I never would have imagined a sparrow and humans could have a relationship like this. And this is a heartwarming story!
Birds are (usually) surprisingly smart for their size.
its not just humans, other animals have shown the same level of bonding to each other. if you have to feed the bird everyday, and feed it every 20mins for like a month, you'd develop quite a bond to it too
I’m more amazed to see a RUclips commenter spell “would have” correctly.
@@williamchamberlain2263 Except chickens
@Damian Lamb Birds are not mammals. I guess you meant any "animal" can form a bond?
"So I cut my new hoodie's string", that is dedication and kindness, next level! They found each other at the right time, this relationship is so cute!
More cuteness here
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That profile picture tho ...
😂❤️❤️😻😻
@@onuscheffendi555 Thank you =D xD Moustache is currently turning in circles on my laps to sit. It's been 15 circles so far and he's still not decided ^^
@@Sophieslazy awww baby..! ... thats sooo adorable !!
♥️♥️♥️😍😍
Loads of love for moustache ♥️🤗May this bond grow more nd more between you both ♥️😇
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Awwww…I also raised and lived with a sparrow. We named her Twitly Nibbleton or Twit for short. She was rescued from crows that had attacked her nest and had a head injury which left her blind in one eye and she would also have seizures when startled. She never learned to fly, but the seizures improved with time. She lived for nine years in our living room and was the center of family social action. Seeing you and your family living with Happy brought a smile to my heart and a flood of sweet memories - Thank you. 👍🏼
🥂 Cheers to Twitly! Thank you for sharing her story with us. More importantly, thank you for saving her and giving her the best possible life she could’ve ever asked for… your entire family loved her! 🥰 What a wonderful gift from Mother Nature! 🥹🫶
That’s truly remarkable. I would never have imagined something so small could have such a range of emotions, behaviors, and habits
Me too!! I tried to find the correct words to put in my comment,but I failed,and now i see in this comment exactly what I wanted to say!
Birds are extremely smart.
Oh boy you should see mice and rats! I know 2 and those guys have HUGE personalities
Stop EATING ANIMALS PLEASE. Go vegetarian. Not vegan.
Even insects have emotions.
“Do you want a worm?” Now there’s an endearment you don’t hear every day! Sparrows are wonderfully entertaining and this one came to the right woman at exactly the right time. ❤️
Mine never ate a worm but he would raise hell if he could smell spaghetti and I didn’t give him some
so very cut, need girlfriend
You are a bunch of fools! There is a great chance the piece of trash in the video to be a narcissist. Pay attention how she uses the pronouns in the first person and places herself as the "savior rescuer." And it is crystal clear she posses with the bird in everything single opportunity. This is very likely to be a demonic-infected narcissistic scumbag seeking for validation. Most of you are so focused on the animal's behavior, but never pay attention on the humans' intention behind some of these videos.
@@cangalhapp
I said that to one of my dates once in bed and she didn’t take it as an act of endearment, she just walked out
He is not only a sparrow, he is Captain Sparrow.
Captain Jack?...yeah
We Stan captain sparrow 😎
You sir are a punny gentleman.
jakis parro
Captain poop in your hair
21 years! That's fantastic! It was so fun to watch this. He's so cute. Her dog and the sparrow planned the whole thing. They both knew they'll all be together again bc that's how it works.
Look how happy she was when she said ' the longest was 21 years' my heart melted 💓
True! Even I was...
I liked that the most😁
@@jasmijnariel me too Peace to you
Friends till the end :)
and I didn't get it.
It's sweet how the Sparrow adopted a lonely pet human.
Actually there was a naked male human at some point of the video
Lmao
@Speaking the Truth
It’s a joke ;-;
Except for that one handsome beard man.
@Speaking the Truth Your innocence is so cute😆.
The sweetest remark ever "he gave me a purpose every 20 min."
How sweet is that! 🤗🥰
Supposedly tired to the edge.. 🙏
Right?!
I had 2 sick motherless 5 week old kittens, and I was so sleep deprived, I almost put kitten milk in my coffee. (Now that I look back, I wonder if I might have downed a cup or 2 like that and not noticed. Lol) Every 20 minutes, she must have been so unreasonably tired! Happy was what she needed though. Maybe she was to tired to be overwhelmed with sadness.
@@LambentLark 🤣❤️
They find, The adopt Most Importantly, They Record!!!!!!
All made up story..... I mean who TH records when if the intentions are purely for Help....
@@irfanshahzadphotographer2158 It seems, your statement might be related to your professional. The answer to your question is. . . . EVERYBODY. Cell phones and their recording equipment are ubiquitous. If its charged and something interesting is happening, it's going to get recorded. My little "Eddie Munster" nephew, borrowed his dads phone to record a mosquito biting him. I don't think he was looking for internet fame. He just thinks it's cool to watch their belly grow. I think the little weirdo is going to be a scientist.
I LOVE sparrows-- such an under appreciated little bird. Loved hearing Happy's story and how these two found each other. Such a special, lovely connection between animal and human!
When she cut the string of her hoodie so Happy could build a nest, the tears came 🥺
I know!!!!! 😭
Amazing!!!!! Angel
wtf
@Joshuel batista no u r
Now that’s love, cause that was a nice hoodie
Here's the 21 years for you and your little Sparrow at least 21 💕🐦
I second this!!
That'll be until 2041.
Mo l
Ni I'll see I'm mwpwk ok so ok aww kk QQ
so nobody actually googled if a sparrow can live 21 years which is absolutely crazy for me and yes it doesn't. 3 years in wilderness from 12 to 14 in captivity.
He doesn’t think he is a dog. He is convinced he is a small flying human 😁
He's a flying borrower
Yes!😆 he's adorable!
Right 🙂
So, true.
So adorable
What a blessing from Mother Nature to you! You have done something quite marvelous to raise him and keep him alive and healthy. And now you're teaching him tricks? Wow, good job! My hat's off to you!
Hello I guess you must be a pets lover?
When my mother was a child, she and my grandmother and grandfather raised an orphaned sparrow. So many wonderful stories my mother would tell.
That sounds so nice. 🥰 My mom had a pet raccoon as a kid. It's always fun hearing her stories.
She said her dog died two weeks after she adopted the bird. She had another animal to show love to while she grieved her dog - the bird. What a wonderful story.
Birds carry our souls💜
She said 2 weeks, not 2 days!
@@mashthelegend2772 I was listening to what she said about her dog and the bird and my point was she had another animal to show love to while she grieved her dog. I have fixed the one word for you. Have a good day.
Her dog probably said in his heart, " I can GO now. She'll be okay. "
@@mashthelegend2772 Relax! It ruined your day? Wow.
I love her face at the end, she looked so happy when she said that the longest sparrow in captivity lived up to 21 years 🤗 I wish them many years of friendship!
I LOVE his little upturned beak! I'm so happy for you both. What a lil character!
It's crazy she received her blessing right before her dog passed .. the world made sure she had something to love and live for ✊🏾🙏🏾
Absolutely beautiful Caleb. We get what we need when we need it whether we realize it or not at the time. 💜💜🙏🙏✌️✌️🐦🐦
God✝️👍🏽
The purpose of life is to worship Allaah
@@Light-cy1gptrue
@@nannyflowers165 😊❤️🌺✨
Considering the disability, he was more than likely pushed out of the nest by a bigger sibling.
His happy, outgoing and generous nature shows he is glad for the help and love he's received from his new mum.
There's no other love like it.
I love birds, and I always keep them, and about about 10 years ago a little 3 month old cockatiel came into my home.
She was the runt. She was half blind, couldn't fly... she'd been bullied in her original aviary by the other birds... she was underweight, and her feet were underdeveloped due to constantly being pushed off the aviary perches... and everything was a threat to her, because that's all she knew.
Pain and suffering.
I put up with the bleeding fingers and chewed fingernails and the screaming for about 3 weeks until she knew I was no threat, and I gave her love and attention... and eventually I was the only creature, human or otherwise, that could touch her and my voice was the only voice she would listen to.
I even got her to give me kisses before bedtime.
Sadly she died at only 3 years old, but I gave her the happiest life I could have possibly have given her.
Birds know.
They ain't stupid.
I’m happy you gave her a good life
he was pushed by the mother more than likely
That's a lovely story 😊thanks for sharing x
@A Face seagulls to lmao those buggers stealing food-
There was a tv show on the BBC (many, MANY years ago) called Bird Brain of Britain. Despite the popular definition of "bird brains" it wasn't a quiz show to find stupid people. Instead it showed everyday garden birds solving puzzles people set up all over the country.
Birds have to be smart to keep up in the human-squirrel-bird feeding table war!
i love how she shows that even a small "insignificant" animal has rich emotions and personality. we just have to listen. Edit: Several people complained about me using the word "insignificant." Let me clarify: I do NOT think they're insignificant. In fact, I own birds and teach people around me just how much personality and emotions they have. When I say insignificant, I meant how MOST people see them. Unfortunately, most people appreciate cats and dogs, but not birds. Before me, many of my friends/family think birds are 2-dimensional animals with no feelings. But I'm glad people are starting to appreciate them more. Anyway, stop telling me birds are not insignificant, I KNOW that. Go tell people around you.
Miles above the planet, over eons of time, every animal is as significant as another.
And whatever the significance each one of us may have, your reaction of love for the kindness of another is the bedrock of human potential.
This made me cry. We truly don’t understand animals as much as we think we do.
People just think they are insignificant and take them for granted.
@@reddiver7293 do you eat animals?
@@fawnieee No.
the sparrow always looks cute and happy, and he’s always so active😍
🦜 😃
An absolutely amazing relationship with Happy. Who would have thought a bird was that intelligent to bond with a human in so many ways. And Happy does have a personality for sure.
most animals are smarter than people ...
@@SM-ce1uy i wouldn't say that
@@SM-ce1uy i love other animals, but that is a damn lie lmao
@THE OUTSIDER who said anything about that though. And yes they can lol
@@victorianojm24 ... otters come to mind; they can be extremely destructive, because all they want to do is build dams, which damages trees and floods the area. If an area cannot tolerate this extreme change, well then, oops!
NOTE: @Crow Demon corrected me. It's *beavers* which do this, not otters.
He's adorable. I hope you and he have at least 21 years together. Bless you for saving and adopting him. You're a very special person.
So happy I get to say this again " There is still kindness in this world"
🙏❤️
Yes indeed 😎☮️❣️
lol it never left bullshit just drowned it out
Idk right! Where is this in Ohio?
Aaahh, oooh, that's incredible. It melted my heart. Beautiful. I hope and pray that you'll have this darling sparrow for a long time, many years to come. God Bless.
You, madam, are an absolute angel. If there were more people like you in the world it would be a much cooler place!
Right bro 💯
No. We don't feel the same for humans.
@@methamphetamememcmeth3422thats y it's needed
You can be that person :) make it a cool place
dont say "if there were more people like you", instead of saying that over and over, work to be one of them.
The woman: Want a worm?
The sparrow: I have been summoned
voice is overlayed in editing.
@Movies n Comics ADDA yeah definitely.Pay where it is due
@@srilakshminaidu here 🏆
@Movies n Comics ADDA preach
divine
Mom: "Want a worm?"
Never seen an animal respond do fast
He flew like a kid runs for candy
That was so cute 😍
🍀🌻♥️🌸
He flied huh?
@@jibblesq*flieded
@@Vedomvedoovelium flieded? Lmao
You sure it's not flew?
@@IndianBoho haha!
What a cute sparrow. Happy that you kept him. Love is precious, especially with animals. He took the place of your dog. He came into your life, because it has to be so. God Bless you.💗💗💗💗💗💋💋💋
Everyone who rescues an animal deserves this treatment as a reward.
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In rescued plenty with out a stupid license sence I’m born dissabled and some how animals loves me . I have my chipmunk with me
Yes my cat has broken fings so i prepare soft food for him
I resecue many street dogs and they always follow me wen ever I go outside,I always take care of them,I feed them Everyday☺️
They all are came direct from heaven
I cried at the hoodie strip. She did not care it was her new hoodie or thought it was just him playing, she just made his wish come true in an instant :D
Sounds like a good mother 👍
Unconditional love...they share the most precious bond!
Sparrow is very auspicious ,you are blessed.
Joseph S :: I get emotional too. This video is so touching. ❤
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The smile on her face when she learned sparrows may live 21 years ❤❤❤
Proof these nuts
2+1 is what he was refering about i guess
mufatproofnuts
@Drago Musevini Nah my grandma in India had a pet sparrow( kinda, cause he sometimes would not return home for days) .
She had him for about 7 years, until the day he didn't return.
She died 3 months later.
This was 10 years ago.
She lived in a small village in rural Eastern Rajasthan.
She have now fertiliser for her entire garden.
Every time I watch this video I want Happy. He's so amazing. He's so smart and funny. I'm so glad she found him and have a special relationship. Sparrows are so smart. I really wish there were more people like her.
Hello I guess you must be a pets lover?
I agree 100%!
I want Happy too 😂❤ So much fun! She’s so lucky to have him, and vice versa. 🐦🫶👩🏻
I liked the look on her face when she mentions the longest lifespan of a sparrow. Yep, birds have a way of getting to you!! 😊😊
the icing on the cake for me xD
I so agree with your comment ! i have 5 zebra finches they stole my heart !
I am not big on corny stuff, but this world literally needs more people like her.
*Yeahhhhhhh too bad 95% of Women on the planet, don't have half the class this woman does* (huge sigh)
@@cobrakainevereverdies6940 Woah, a NiceGuy outside his natural habitat! Hopefully someone adopts you, too. Shouldn't be too hard with that intelligence leaking through your math skills!
@@cobrakainevereverdies6940 And you would know as you have been with 95% of women. You casanova you!
@@detectivenora - To answer you. I've been thru a good handful, but not enough - Since most of them until this day "worship men with huge egos, small packages and not much to look at" - Those F'ddd up standards haven't changed, which is sad. You would believe, that Women claim to be the more smarter and more mature between the 2 genders, then whyyyyyyy are they so unhappy and expect ME - To always be the rebound ????????? WHY do "I" have to put my cape on ? EVERYBODY on the planet said, I should've gotten paid for my Mental and Physical Therapy I give women. But oh wellz....I have said too much. NOW GO..........Look at some attention whooooores on animal videos, taking up the whole video - When its actually about the animal
After all the bad stuff tht has happened, give me all the corny wholesome materials!
I never imagined sparrows are intelligent like that wow
Yeah was thinking the same thing! There's so much intelligence and complexity of emotions packed into such a tiny animal.
Lord Jesus Christ is coming back everyone, please don’t worship celebrities and entertainment, focus on Him alone. I promise there’s more to life than money, partying, homosexuality and music. Hell is real, repent from sinning confess your sins and ask God to forgive you, I know He will if you’re sincere. Anyone who thinks the Name of Lord Jesus Christ is a joke, boldly mocks and scorns Him or takes pleasure in people who do is in for a big unpleasant surprise on judgement day IF they don’t repent and follow Lord Jesus Christ. Hell is very hot, people please repent! In the mighty name of Lord Jesus Christ, Amen 🙏💪✝️💜❤️✝️!
Idolatry such as, Islam, Catholicism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Santa Clausism, Confucianism, New Age, Science, Evolution, halloweenism, Harry Potterism, Politics, Donald Trumpism, Easter Bunnyism and other religions/faiths that are outside Biblical Christianity lead to hell! Don’t believe them, believe the Almighty God the Father of Lord Jesus Christ, who begot Him. Our Creator, The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob is mighty, He doesn’t need a woman to beget a son, He is God. I choose to put my faith in a God who can do anything and everything, a God who has unlimited and infinite power to beget!
So, it’s time to confess that Lord Jesus Christ is the Lord and to believe that He died and rose from the grave after three days and you shall be saved if you only obey Him by praying, worshipping, praising, reading the Bible and living holy and righteously according to the Bible. You have to endure until the end, carry your cross daily and build your relationship with God by following Lord Jesus daily until the end. You must never renounce your faith in The Lord Jesus Christ, there’s hell awaiting those who reject/deny Lord Jesus Christ and those who continue living sinfully, even the Christians who don’t want to repent will face the same fate, so please repent beloved people, in Lord Jesus Christ’s mighty and precious Name, Amen.
@@hillarysudeikis2264 tf
@@hillarysudeikis2264 Harry potterism bahahahahahaha
Try reading what you wrote.
God would regret just by knowing that you are eternally linked to Jesus Christ.
This is not religion anymore, just forcing humanity to not trusting what they like to trust.
@@hillarysudeikis2264 uh excuse me but we're talking about a cute little sparrow.
So glad to see she did the right thing by taking it to a rehabber first. And it's wonderful she could still have such a special bond with him in the end too.
“He likes to say hi to anyone that comes home.” A naked man appears..
😂😅🤣😂
Some how I never noticed he was naked 😂😂
“Anyone” lolol
🤣🤣🤣
I also notice that😂😂
In college, my little brother once saved a dove from a cat. This dove was barely alive and frightened literally half to death. My brother kept him in his room until the dove had recovered from his wounds and could fly. From that day on, every day from dawn to dusk, if my brother went out anywhere, the dove followed him. All the way to class and then back home... and even if my brother took a cab to like the mall, the dove would fly and when he got out, there he was... Pretty cool.
😀 is your brother still friend with the dove?
Then why do people enjoy meat❓🤔🧐⁉️❓
@@harekrishna3468 That has no correlation good try though.
@@ZealousPower this is how people justify their misdeeds..
Good attempt though👍🏻
@@harekrishna3468 ratio says otherwise
I never realized movies about Disney Princesses were a documentary.
She’s become stronger
@@GenNTiva then she squad wiped a whole universe
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@@GenNTiva she’s wonder women
@@alexanderzerka8477 Not sure what you're implying.
Beautiful kind lady and adorable Sparrow❤️
She looks just like a younger version of Mayte Garcia.
“Death is not your destiny little sparrow”
The goddess came from the heaven to save this little bird live.
Captain Sparrow!
The sad thing is that thousands of sparrows both adult and babies die every day due to natural causes, predators, sickness/diseases, and much more. It's the rules of nature for many of these birds to live, reproduce, die for the cycle of life.
@@coolgamers2794 doesn’t mean they can’t be pets, thousands of cats and dogs and hamsters and rabbits are killed, die, or get eaten everyday even though are popular pets.
His will power was low, now it's high
I've always loved sparrows, so much personality, so social. Glad he has a second chance at life.
me too! they are such an underestimated and underappreciated animal I've always loved them and they have the sweetest little eyes and faces 😌😍💕
we call them spurgies here in scotland, i love them but they are actually quite a dark bird and kill other bird species for nesting sites and food sources.
More birds here
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Thats so awesome that she trained him. I never imagined a bird that small could act that way.
/\ Right you are. I have some good emotions when I watch this -- shared it on FB too - and Twilddle dee dee - PLEASE WE WANT A VLOG
bird brains have a higher density of neurons... more for less.
So beautiful to be able to actually rescue and to have him so tame that he shows himself to her with his moods and how he feels. Xx
I'm so glad you rescued this little bird. He's quite the character. Couldn't get any cuter
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"The longest in captivity was like 21 years." *Happy mommy face*
My father once brought a sparrow home, who couldn't fly because she injured her wing. We took care of her and her behavior was the same as the sparrow in the video. She loved it when we fed her using our hands. After a year she flew away.
Sounds like a modern day marriage.
@@--pussypatroll-- BROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
She flew away? ;(
@@bala3508 yea :'(
Beautiful….. love this amazing stories….. thank you. For loving and protect him.
What a great and incredible story. It explains why, and I never put it together until I saw this video, but I saved a couple of sparrows from an eye infection. After their recovery, because I was usually in my backyard, sparrows would sometimes perch on my shoulders. I thought it was the craziest thing. After watching this, I bet they're the ones I saved and along the process befriended me. Thanks for sharing.
7Uu
so beautiful
Incredible! It’s probably them! Thank you for your kindness 🥰🥰🥰
It's definitely them. That's so awesome.
What did you do to cure the infection?
I have a little robin buddy that lives outside, I found him when he was a fledgling but he was injured from a cat so I took care of him for 2 weeks until he was able to fly and now he still visits me(I know it's him because he's the only robin that isn't afraid of me) We named him Chirpy
Wow💚
Hi Chirpy!
Beautiful story🥰 I like Chirpy😍 Why is it that no one ever names their birds names like Candice, Roy, Gwendolyn, Chad, Mortimer, or Stacia🤔🤣🤣
Awe!!!
That’s cool I’m glad he can be wild and freed
I love the way, at the very end, she gives that silent “cheer” that her bird was going to live a good long time; like she won the lottery!!😃
Indeed she has!
Worst part of having a pet is their short life span, compared to humans that is. I'm sure she'll be happy knowing Happy will be around for 2 decades or more, if he's healthy, which is such a bonus to have a companion for so long.
I love the happiness she shows when telling sparrows can live up to 21 years - cute
21 years?? I think you thought of the wrong bird, this is a sparrow and they usually live 3 years
"The young are independent 7-10 days after leaving the nest. They also have a relatively long life span (the record for a wild sparrow is 23 years ), although their typical lifespan in the wild is much shorter. In captivity, they have a life expectancy of 12 to 14 years." @@Wolfie_xxx
What an awesome story! Not only do you love the bird, but he loves you right back. Having an animal trust you and love you back is a precious gift.
I love him getting comfortable in her face mask. What an adorable, smart little bird. I've loved sparrows since I was a kid, but never had one as a family member. How wonderful for both of them that they have each other. Beautiful story.
She wants that bird to live 21 years. Her smile when mentioning that stat is priceless.
I was going to say the same thing! she was really happy about that!
So many sparrows have a rough life in the urban areas of California, i try to help feed them when i can, but i am glad you gave a good life to this one.
Wow, 21 years! I wish dogs lived that long also :).
Our dog local breed is 18 yrs 5months old
Has got cataract in both eyes can't hear
@@jyotikarmalli5738 he's a good boy
I kept my girl CoCo around for almost 18 years.... I finally had to say goodbye .... toughest day and one of the most difficult decisions of my life....but she was loved...and she loved me.
Some breed of dogs live for 20 years too
Smaller dog breeds will usually live longer than bigger ones. Some can make it up to 20 years.
Sparrows are highly intelligent. I would give them part of my breakfast at the train station where they had their nests and they would recognize me later and come to me to ask for food.
You're awesome!
Man, 21 years. That's longer than most human relationships.
Aww yes i use to think the same.. Some birds actually have the intelligence level of an 8 year old human... Mostly ravens but some owls an even crows.
@@Zorororonoav1 lol you can look it up if you want to ... Not a reach at all
shut up :(
@@Zorororonoav1 lmao if ya did you would easily see that you are wrong but ok kid
@@Zorororonoav1 actually it isn’t a reach
This video particularly touched me because I experienced the same thing.
I picked up a very young budgerigar that had been abandoned by its mother, I took care of it, I fed it every two or three hours even in the middle of the night.
He had become my best friend, he played with a bell that I had given him!
Even in the middle of the night you heard him playing with his bell, he followed me everywhere I went, when I went to lie down on the sofa he came to sleep against me, and as soon as I had the misfortune of moving he was pissed off. xD
He loved caresses, he was taught to fly...
His appearance in life was one of the most beautiful things that I could live !
Now I remember that day when my father came into the living room with his dead body in his hands.
I burst into tears, part of my world had just shattered in a second...
I thought for a long time that it was my fault and I still think a little today...
If I had gone to see him and caress him like I always did, would that have allowed me to still have him in my life today?
...
I'm crying while writing this comment, it's so painful to have a being taken away from you that you were holding in all of a sudden..
Today I'm going to see his grave and I talk to him... Yeah it might be a little weird x)
I tell him that as I promised I haven't forgotten him and that I hope he is happy ...
Today I kept her bell and she is a lucky charm for me!
I don't think it's weird talking to him. I share your grief. The loss of my precious "Beans" my little curly haired poodle...my best friend...gone
It’s beautiful you still remember and talk to him. It’s heartbreaking to have your pet be gone suddenly. I have had many doggies that passed and it never gets easier. Sending love ur way ❤
Damn yo. 😢
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I feel for you... And there is nothing weird about still talking to him... :-(
This is exactly like when we had our baby Goldfinch. I wish you both long healthy, happy lives together🐦💚
She's so lucky and we all know animals have feelings and emotions just like we do. In this little bird just proves it. Thank you for saving him and being his mom
Ani Al's have more humanity than humans...fact xxx
see, if we all know it, then I don't understand why we're not all vegans. I'm trying hard, and the switch isn't easy, but people around me think I'm a freak cause I care
@@Nevenblue I've been vegan for almost 3 years now and it was the best decision I ever made. I made a conscience decision not to be part of any animals misery and suffering. Love, respect and live in peace!
@@lisawise9849 Lisa, a huge amount of respect for you dear friend. I am Vegetarian since I born, never ate meet, fish etc. but now I want to switch to Veganism.
@@dhaivatshukla6749 I respect and admire your determination and you have a beautiful soul. I chose to be a vegan two-and-a-half years ago and it was the best decision of my life and the life of the planet and the life of millions of animals. I don't want to be part of any animals misery and suffering and the death of Earth as a planet. I know you can achieve your goal to be a vegan.
"But when theres action,he doesnt wanna miss it.he hides on my hair."
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Hi Peick Finger 👋🏻
101 :)
Leads me to believe he has witnessed a lot of things in that house....
"camoflaudge" hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
@@shauryapratapyashashwi7199 hello random dude
I love all creatures, but birds are amazing. You’d be shocked how much they can show you.
He doesn't think he's a dog, he just thinks she's his mate and doesn't understand why she won't nest with him 😂
😂😂😂
Oh She nests with him off camera
Ostriches in captivity have been observed flirting with humans over their own kind. Ducks also do this so it doesn't suprise me that other birds do it.
@@whitemailprivilege2830 bruh
My brother raised a wild duck when her mom got killed by a coyote. She always followed him everywhere and never migrated. When she had her babies she moved them to the porch and will only allowed my brother to touch them after that they stayed for another year and migrated away.
i love people who nurture animals. im convinced they are like humans. and she is a very special one
This bird would not be this way if it wasn't for her! She makes it look fun, but thats a ton of hard work and I am in awe of her!
@@mindylee1520 yes takes alot of love and patience to make one a pey
i found a dove with crooked beak, 23 years ago. She's still going strong.
MA SHA AllAH❤u mean she is still alive?
The first bird that I ever rehabbed was a Eurasian collared Dove! I saved his life and raised him! He was only one day old! He became pretty tame and this was before I knew anything about imprinting birds!! Anyhow, he wanted out of my house so badly when he got older and wanted to be free. He finally flew out my sliding glass door! I pray that he found a flock and had his own family!!
I never realised a dove could live so long.
Doves are cool they're very underrated as companions, but that's amazing she's gotten to a good age! I know the wild ones are attracted by the sounds of mine. When I take them outside the wilds always hang out in the yard. It's just funny I'll sit on the patio and here will come one of them and it'll just chill a couple feet from us and hang out. They're cool birds their ability to just hang out and be mellow is really cool. In my experience they're like the couch potatoes of all birds.
23 years for a dove ? that's amazing, they rarely reach 14 years old...
Blessings on you sweet lady. God knows every sparrow by name
Hello 👋🏼 how's your day going so far?
That bird absolutely loves that lady and I can't blame him.
@Ricky Spanish you got issues man.
@@harriettbanish5285 thanks for sticking up for me maybe it is silly. I love songbirds and this lady showed great kindness saving this poor bird and giving him a life. A precious few people in this world reap the benefit of interacting with animals in such a loving way.
@I downvote stupid people you're sad
Tiny, fragile, injured baby bird with the heart of a lion. He has such a strong will to live. He came into your life when you needed him the most. I’m so glad you were able to keep him.
I love her smile/laugh at the end when she said that the longest a sparrow in captivity has lived is 21 years. She's obviously thrilled at the possibility of getting to have her bird baby around for a couple of decades 🧡💛
That's love.
I was looking if anyone else noticed. So sweet and adorable🥺
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It’s a wonderful response for this little Sparrow. Most birds can sense your feelings when you spend time with them as a pet and show them them lots of love. This is one of those feel good videos where both the bird and the lady have a happy ending! ♥️😊🌈🙏🏼
Hello 👋🏼 how's your day going so far?
She literally cut her new hoodie for sparrow's nest lol.
Yes she is an angel
Dats love
As opposed to figuratively cutting it? ;)
cuz she love happy so much
Only the string though, it's a small price to pay.
I am forever left in awe by animals They constantly surprise me with how smart they are and how DUMB we have been about learning how smart they are
They're not that smart, so go easy with the insult.
me2!! It is astonishing. I first encountered this, when we had 2 dogs of the same species. One was double the size of the other one. The small one was aggressive to other dogs and people, only we could pet him. The other one was the sweetest dog and nice to everyone :D I realized that animals have characters just like we do!!
You were meant to find him, he needed you just as much as you needed him, it was definitely meant to be!, what a precious little guy, I love it
Fact.
Maybe to nurse him till he was old enough to go on his own, but now, now it's just kind of a sad, cling on kind of thing
@@taylordampier He would survive on his own, they said he’s got neurological damage and his beak is deformed so he can’t eat normally, he never even would’ve survived if she didn’t find him
Natural instinct kicks in and he has to build himself a nest, it’s mad how he knew how to do it,
By birth.. Lamo.. No one need to teach them..
@Skipper8472 ahahahah
True
Ikr. Ants and Bees even made their own kingdom.
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As if they were programmed and already had knowledge, I wonder how.. =)
Little bird is better trained than my puppy 😭😭🤣😂🤷♂️
My pup absolutely loves my birds. I never dreamed I'd be birdpdrson, no not me! I've now 2 Lovebirds. The male is in love with the female, she is attached to me... but they are still husband & wife. Absolutely love them both...something I never dreamed 2B ..."a bird person"... but they are SO wonderful and even loving, as a pet. The interaction we have surprises me & made me aware how smart they can be (solving problems &more).
Don't give up !
Better trained than my 6 year old border collie
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I was sitting in our car while my wife was shopping. I watched a sparrow going from car to car, hopping up onto the front bumpers and reaching through the grill and picking warm cooked bugs from the radiators of the cars! He knew how to get an easy cooked meal! I thought that little bird was so smart!
We had a sparrow as well which fell as a baby from a tree and became disabled loosing one foot. My family took care of her for 16 years, she was very intelligent and so sweet.
I had no idea a sparrow could b a pet. This is the most amazing animal rescue story of all time. Years ago my husband rescued a baby crow or raven & we took him in for 3 months while he grew & eventually learned to fly. We put him in a laundry basket by the window in our house & the mom crow knew where he was & after about 3 months he went to join his crow family. There was a short film about him made called "The Fledgling"
What a cute little guy. He wants her to come into his nest. There re some size issues here. I didn't know sparrows could live so long. i wish them both a great life together.
I once rescued a cute sparrow and brought it home. It was kind of adult already but just unwell and down. I fed it and it stayed in my home for 4 days. It behaved just like Happy. It was like we had been buddies forever. Followed me around, danced with me, ate on my plate, slept on my pillow. It was a JOY ! Then, on day 4, it flew outside. So happy I have had this experience, and yes sparrows, pigeons, etc. all the "minor animals" they are smart, they have feelings and personality.
this is MIRACLE. She is a hero, the sparrow is an angel.
A lot of animals are much smarter than we give them credit for.
And a lot of humans are much dumber than we give them credit for…
Every animal is smart.
Exactly!
It's important not to harm any of them. It's also healthier.