Yes, yes, yes Freddie, I was hoping you would post this. You community with so many others people woven through and including natural habitat is just amazing. I was so glad to see it for myself when I was there and share it in my, our, your video. My visit there was my first viewing of a sandhill crane I said nothing at the time because you eclipsed them a hard thing to do they are incredible creatures. I believe they have also been important as foster parents in saving the whooping crane. Thanks for the close up look of your inclusive community.
My mother and I were talking about the cranes in my yard. My mother born in 1938 and I born in 1960 both agreed that we never saw this type of crane in Florida until the 1990s.
Hey Freddie, I love the wildlife in Florida. I go to Anna Maria Island every other year. My wife and I had plans to go in June but were changing the rental to September 19th to 29th. Due to the virus we changed plans, hopefully things will be better in September and I can stop by and see you. Eddie.
I think that bird actually understood every word he said to it.... * good thing those Cranes don't get 10 feet tall cause they would eat a small person....
I love this video. The man is so sweet and kind. I have them come to my house for food. They stand in the yard and yell till l come out with something to feed them.
I had to do a double take when I saw your reflection. I thought your eyeglasses case was a little kitten in like a little baby harness! We see what we want to see I suppose! 😅
We live in Florida too, but me and my husband never seen those around whether in Orlando, Tampa or Miami residential areas. I'm glad he didn't hurt you.
I have a mated pair that comes around regularly in late summer. I'm in south Orlando, between Florida Mall and Millennia Mall. I have several videos of their visits - they have a grudge against my cats and I've gotten some funny videos of birds vs cats.
Don Baird, they have not been fed by anyone in this household, in this case you are wrong. The male crane was protecting his family from the image he was seeing in the window which he was sure meant him harm, especially when it spread it's wings and was appearing aggressive.
Don Baird your comment just goes to show you that you know nothing about these birds. Have you not been paying attention what the homeowner was saying when he was speaking to him?
I don't have a collection of the foods they eat. Seeds, plant tubers, grains, berries, insects, earthworms, mice, snakes, lizards, frogs and crayfish. However they are very adept at digging hole in the back yard to feed themselves, and I wouldn't want them to become dependent on me bringing food. Cheers...Freddie
IT IS NOT A CRANE, IT IS A HERON. It will eat anything it can fit in to tits gullet. eg, small dog, cat, ducks, large fish up to the size of wild salmon... They can eat loads in a day.
Хобби
I love how this man speaks to the crane so gently. So sweet.
And the the bird replies to him with that chirp.
We love this clip, how nicely you talk to them and say it's your reflection and nothing to be excited about, your not old folk Freddie .
the crane stopper time!
Very cool, Wayne
the crane stopper time!
Ahwww how cute are the little ones with mama and papa confronting anything perceived as a threat!
This guy has a good voice for reading children stories to kids
Great piece Freddie - he was a noisy little blighter wasn't he! Great to see such interesting wildlife in your garden. Cheers from England - Sarah x
We've got 6 that visit us. You can't feed them, etc...under federal law. Beautiful but loud af!!
Look at the little babies 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
They're telling you to go out there with.
But thank you so much for this awesome video. So beautifully captured!
Beautiful birds, your lucky to have them around your place. Thanks for sharing and caring for them. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yes, yes, yes Freddie, I was hoping you would post this. You community with so many others people woven through and including natural habitat is just amazing. I was so glad to see it for myself when I was there and share it in my, our, your video. My visit there was my first viewing of a sandhill crane I said nothing at the time because you eclipsed them a hard thing to do they are incredible creatures. I believe they have also been important as foster parents in saving the whooping crane. Thanks for the close up look of your inclusive community.
I Just Saw Two Sandhill Cranes At My House Earlier. I Just Look At Them. I Don't Feed Them.
That is a great video, love the birds. Still better than a Gator coming up to the glass door.🐸
My toddler and I had to square up with one of these guys this afternoon. Watch your back lol 😂
Proud Papa came to show you his young babies. Aww!
LOL I love how you just open the door.
Right!! I totally would not have lol!!
Wonderful video!
Love how you reminded him he's seen his reflection before! 😄
He doesn't seen to like (your dog?) very much at the end.
ALTERNATE TITLE: "Florida crane visits someone's yard"
How lucky you are having these on your doorstep, probably not at 5 in the morning though. They make our Herons look tiny. Thanks for sharing Freddie.
Could of sworn it was asking if your factory warranty on your car has expired and wants to know if you want to extend it
I had like 5 of them that were super friendly and would gather by back door, then my car. They love mirrors
Think the crane wants the flamingo 😂
Very nice video. I’m a fan of the crane and you as well.
That Dinosaur sound it makes is so cool!
That was so sweet! Thank you for sharing. Also, I miss your ceramic videos.
Thanks Gabriella, planning to do some in time.......
crane: "come outside chicken crane"
I love how his stareing menacingly inside
My mother and I were talking about the cranes in my yard. My mother born in 1938 and I born in 1960 both agreed that we never saw this type of crane in Florida until the 1990s.
That thing almost sounds like a raptor.
Or does a raptor sound like a crane? (Because the “raptor” sound was most likely modeled from it)
Hey Freddie, I love the wildlife in Florida. I go to Anna Maria Island every other year. My wife and I had plans to go in June but were changing the rental to September 19th to 29th. Due to the virus we changed plans, hopefully things will be better in September and I can stop by and see you. Eddie.
Omg the babies are so cuteee
I think that bird actually understood every word he said to it.... * good thing those Cranes don't get 10 feet tall cause they would eat a small person....
SO CUTE LUCky you from Argentina here no hay nada
I love this video. The man is so sweet and kind. I have them come to my house for food. They stand in the yard and yell till l come out with something to feed them.
Awwww... so cute.
I had to do a double take when I saw your reflection. I thought your eyeglasses case was a little kitten in like a little baby harness! We see what we want to see I suppose! 😅
Ah-MAZZZZ-ing!!!!!
that sandhill crane is seeing his reflection in the glass
Beautiful
Very heart renderin'. Jus' sayin' . . . ❤
Or maybe it was the flamingo inside on the right there.
They have destroyed every window screen in my home including screened in porch multiple times. The are also called ribeye of the sky.
Ribeye on the wing! Can't wait to try one.
We live in Florida too, but me and my husband never seen those around whether in Orlando, Tampa or Miami residential areas. I'm glad he didn't hurt you.
I have a mated pair that comes around regularly in late summer.
I'm in south Orlando, between Florida Mall and Millennia Mall.
I have several videos of their visits - they have a grudge against my cats and I've gotten some funny videos of birds vs cats.
You must never go outside
I see them more in Orlando than anywhere
The PeaCocks would beat themselves into a coma on my windows and doors I had to put anti reflective tint on all the ones they could see
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Idm who this guy is but he seems super nice
THEY HAVE CHICKS!!!
A crane tore up my window screen because I ran out of peanuts one day. They can get mean.
yeah cause ur not supposed to feed them
Probably they have found your place interesting and asked your permission for them to visit.
Rib eye of the sky
Reflections are man made and confuses wildlife. Yes the water reflects but with ripples and birds dont attack water.
I SMELL CEREAL!
They don't English but I appreciate u being kind to them. But ugh.
Он не атакует, он попросил не пугать его жену с детками пока они пасутся на лужайке.
Luckily I didn't scare him and they went on peacefully to enjoy the day. We think this was the day the eggs hatched and the colts entered the world.
К счастью, я не напугал его, и они спокойно пошли дальшеМы думаем, что это был день, когда яйца вылупились и жеребята появились на свет.
This is what happens when you feed these.
Don Baird, they have not been fed by anyone in this household, in this case you are wrong. The male crane was protecting his family from the image he was seeing in the window which he was sure meant him harm, especially when it spread it's wings and was appearing aggressive.
Don Baird your comment just goes to show you that you know nothing about these birds. Have you not been paying attention what the homeowner was saying when he was speaking to him?
Why don't you just feed them!!!!
I don't have a collection of the foods they eat. Seeds, plant tubers, grains, berries, insects, earthworms, mice, snakes, lizards, frogs and crayfish. However they are very adept at digging hole in the back yard to feed themselves, and I wouldn't want them to become dependent on me bringing food.
Cheers...Freddie
IT IS NOT A CRANE, IT IS A HERON. It will eat anything it can fit in to tits gullet. eg, small dog, cat, ducks, large fish up to the size of wild salmon... They can eat loads in a day.
Most definitely a Sand Hill Crane. Looks nothing like a Heron