If this relationship started as she said, I'd say that the first magpie was raised by a human, or had a friendship with someone. Wild magpies don't randomly approach people, but they do trust them for food. They're incredibly intelligent.
That so funny she's like ace venture when she put her arm out and they all come flying imagine tuning up at work with a tribe of magpies walking behind you and sitting at your desk and there 50 birds sitting out side the window pecking to get in like that old horror movie the birds
Broke my heart when she revealed the mags were the only reason she wanted to get up every morning and feeling so lonely. Glad they helped her too like she helped them!!
I am glad to hear you are doing better, I hope you will continue to progress in having a great life. I love you eventhough I don't know you and felt like telling you that I used to feel alone as well but Jesus Christ found me and gives me a loving home with peace that I couldn't find anywhere else. I pray all the best things for you in life, that you may find happiness and joy, love and a home in Jesus Christ. God bless you, Jesus loves you.
@@CraftEccentricity people that are alone or loners tend to call what everyone else would call an acquaintance, a friend...it makes people like us, that are alone, a little less sad.
One reason I was feeding them and getting on, at my property before sold I had everything there. But 1 by 1 all my mates died, I got fed up and told the ex no more ,see you. Of course she came back up got her own place, and stopped drinking. But it's all over, been on my own since.
Everyone is Australia loves them. They go from house to house getting a free feed. We have a family of them hanging around; multiple generations of them have made friends with us. They can be a bugger when they swoop people but that seems to be happening less and less. Most of them are really chill.
@@aarondavis8943usually they only swoop people,e if they got a nest with eggs or with lil hatching in the nest They just do that so u go away from the area. They are protecting their eggs or babies
I think the couple of crows I feed are like that. Such clever birds , they are always watching you from the trees, they squark for breakfast on weekends .Seen bee eaters,king fishers and am planting sunflowers to get the parrots around.Part of my veggie patch is allotted pesticide free and left to run full cycle. I get lots of butterflies as well.Surprising to see what you can attract to the back yard.
Isn't it amazing how they trust her, and know she loves them, and they keep returning because they enjoy her as well as her enjoying, and appreciating them? What a lovely gift 🎁
@@christopherbzowski4346 Exactly. What people seem to not understand, is that these birds have a good memory thanks to their intelligence. They basically do tell stories too each other, as well as remembering who treated them kindly, and who treated them wrongly. Most Australians complain about their dive bombing, but why don't they do the same here in NZ? Perhaps the people they dive bomb mistreated them at some point? Basically the only thing I can think of, cause here in NZ, they just warble at you.
There’s 4 ravens at work that visit me every day. Two are mom and kid or dad and kid I can’t tell. They nested right in front of where i work in the back. The other two live somewhere nearby and they get really close to me or flyby close and make weird noises and also bring me random trash (gifts) i feed them of course i guess that’s why the like me
Nah, she just being nice to animal, in this case is a Magpie, and that Magpie informed about her to other Magpies. Cat do that kinda thing too. She is basically magpie lady version of cat lady.
Magpies, Crows, Ravens, and the like are very intelligent and curious birds. That first Magpie will have been watching you for a while and deciding if you were safe or not to say hello, its really something special to gain the trust of a wild creature, you are truly blessed.
Robbins will do the same. When I was tending my garden a few years ago. Tending means me sitting and watering with a hose. The robbins became familiar with me. I would give them baths with the hose and talk to them.... no I am not crazy! But I swear the oldest one would yell at me when I directed the hose at another one! ha. He had me trained! It would squawk or chirp not sure the right term but it was very loud until I gave it the hose shower again. He would fly up to perch on the back of my chair, and peck the back of my neck while they dried their wings off in the sun. Guessing they wanted a grey-haired nest lol.
It's true the crows, ravens, jays and other corvids are known for their intelligence around the world.... yet the Australian magpie's intellect has evolved completely independently of the corvids, since it's only distantly related and not part of the _corvidae_ family.
Over the years, I have noticed animals are very good at figuring out if people are kind. or nasty. These birds have decided that you are the person for them. I really enjoy this story and video. Great job Danielle! You shall be rewarded for this!!!... GOD bless & keep YOU!!!!!!!!
"Don't take away their dignity by clipping their wings"... Those who have that kind of empathy, respect and understanding, deserve such special gifts from other folks in the nature.
I love birds but would never have one as a pet and this is why. Should birds be pets? They are meant to fly. I don't think flying around your living room quite counts. It's a bit sad.
In my country indonesia, lots of people are having birds as their pet, and put them in cage, it really broke my heart that they couldn’t use their wing as it used to be 😭
that is true for pretty much any animal - being a pet means they're imprisoned, castrated and have their will broken. i get that most people who keep pets don't have bad intentions (or don't realize the existence of a very dark side within themselves, due to being domesticated from their childhood), but it seems impossible to me to seriously reflect on this issue and not come to the conclusion that it's just as bad as keeping a human slave. ...but yeah, people on average are either stupid or a**holes... that's why i don't socialize very much either
@@infinityphoenix I get the joke. These just aren't related to the ones found in Europe and etc. So calling them magpies is awkward when some Australians, for whatever reason, hate that it is a popular thing to call budgies, parakeets, due to their long tails and small sizes. Australian magpies are part of the butcherbird family, but that shouldn't make them any less interesting. You don't have to be a corvid to be an amazing bird.
@@JacobKernels Nah, butcherbirds are part of the same family but Aussie magpies aren't actual butcherbirds, which refer to a specific genus of birds in the family Artamidae , the Cracticinae family. Officially, the Aussie magpie is in a separate genus of the family, distinct from butcherbirds. They're closely related yes but they're not referred to as butcherbirds in any way. Also, the Aussie magpie/europe magpie/butcherbird fiasco is a whole different thing compared to Parakeets vs Budgies. I understand calling a bunch of birds parakeets to basically say they're mini parrots. The issue is when people start to use Parakeet to exclusively refer to Budgerigars. Elsewhere outside of America, it refers to the group. America's classification is what's argued about, because they just rolled over the original name, taken from an Indigenous Australian name for them.
Magpies don't approach just anyone looking for a human to interact with , in fact they pretty much keep to their own , the fact that they chosen her is mind boggling furthermore bringing all the rest of his family and friends , they sure are communicating in a very high level , these birds are phenomenal and that lady is super sweet , they already knew that, I'm blown away🤯
I am not sure how it is with magpies but ravens and crows actually communicate positive and negative/dangerous things to their young through their DNA. The study of Epigenetics is like a walk in wonderland and gives me hope that we will advance as a species with more understanding and empathy
Yea they can sense peoples energy which will give away if they are friendly people or not. Or more like honest people, fake people give of a bad form of energy. Its a language many humans dont carry anymore.
@@Gustav4 or more likely Gustav due to the fact that Maggies communicate amongst themselves the fact of the matter is that once one or two Maggies know you are safe they will be sure to tell the whole neighborhood of Maggies and they will all be visiting just like in this case. The fact of the matter is that most social creatures once they find a "safe haven" they will gather there because the rest of the world is pretty unforgiving place. Having a place where they can basically run around on the ground, hang out with other Maggies and not have to be worried about predators is a very welcome change for them. In my backyard I often saw Maggies flocking because a few figured out it was safe and I even built them a few shelters to hide out in because there are in fact predatory birds in the area where I lived and I wanted them to have someplace to duck in when they were about. I came out one morning and I happened to glance in one and saw 8 Maggies just chillin' inside and gawping at me as I peeked in. In my childhood home I also looked out for my local "flying fauna" by having built several BatHouses to give them a place to safely and securely roost during their sleep phases in the day and it came to be such that my neighborhood gained quite a little coterie of bats which in turn helped keep down the pesky insect population especilly when people started noticing the fact that they were seeing fewer and fewer mosquitoes in the area than they remembered :). I did a rough count once and even did a science project on their patterns etc. Due to the presence of my families BatHouses there was approx. 35-50 bats in our neighborhood because of them. (heh, I even painted them with the BatMan logo and nailed a brightly typed Index card reminiscent of the 60s spoof Batman cuz I thought it was amusing)
@@revparravager3184 Yea but going from having them around to have them sit on your head requires that they really trust you, and I still believe that they can sense the energy a high complex living thing gives of, which will help them to decide the level of trust they give.
@@Hail_Full_of_Grace I don't know much about birds but I agree with you, actually that's the first thing I thought too. That bird taught the others that she was ok
Give freedom to birds they'd bring you eggs. Give freedom to a man they'd lay eggs elsewhere, lol, ha ha ha. Just for fun. It's true. Everyone needs freedom😘
Magpies and corvids in general are very inteligent and can tell each other about stuff like that. They can remember faces and describe them to each other. So if one knows you are nice soon all the birds in the are will know what you look like and that you are nice. The sam happens if you are hostile btw. throw one rock at one bird and you get a whole flock of vengeful birds who know your face and your adress
Magpie: "We all know Epstein didn't kill himself; I've found the perfect house where we can all come together and expose the powers and systems that murdered him" The house:
I worked out that we’ve been friends with a magpie family for over 12yrs. I rescued Maggimaggi from my son’s primary school. She was that special friend. She flew off and brought back her boyfriend. All of these years later I honestly believe that the magpie family is Maggie’s descendants.
Did anyone else shed a little tear when she said these birds are the only reason she gets out of bed. Went from awwwww all her quirky magpie friends to dear God these birds are on a lifesaving mission!
If it makes you feel any better, it seems like she might be kinda hamming it up for attention. For example: 2:40 "I don't socialize with anyone" 3:15 "My friend invited me to become..." So she goes from not socializing or having any friends to then having a friend that goes so far as to give her the opportunity to be an official wildlife carer.
@@TonyEnglandUK I was admired for a moment to see so many birds 🐦 got attracted to her. In this case, supplicating is normal. All the qualities and activities like kindness, morality, modesty, piousness, charity, etc. are useless if someone rejects his Creator. The greatest sin a human can ever commit is denying his Creator. All those who get inspiration/guidance/signs/enlightenment should immediately submit to our Creator before Death. Once, the time comes when a soul is taken from the body, it's over. There's no turning back/second chance. May Allah s.w.t. bless you with His Noor (light) too.
Not only that but us humans could not survive too long with out animals. For example bees, the human race would only survive about 3-4 years if bees did not exist or just died off one day which is kinda scary if you think about it
My wife n I had the privilege of rescuing an orphaned american magpie. From about 2days old. They are an amazing animal. They dont get near the respect & admiration they deserve. All Corvids are incredibly intelligent, but magpies seem to have an especially bright & funny personality. We taught her to fly, & she eventually went out on her own, always remembering to check up on us from time to time. I wish people would understand how beautiful these creatures are, & not view them as pests
You might find it interesting that Australian magpies aren't actually part of the corvid family even though they look like they should be. They are actually part of the Artamidae family. Hope you find that interesting.👍
They are amazing, but honestly all Animals are and are equally intelligent and bright. It's just that when we get to know them individually we finally see that and recognise it. If we did the same for all other Animals we'd feel the same way. But truly all are amazing, individual, lovely living beings.
This woman is beautiful inside and out. It sucks that depression and anxiety keep her from the world, but it looks like she’s doing just fine with her world being Magpie Manor. Such a lovely person. She’s really the best of us.
You might think she's a lovely person, but one thing I've learned during my years is that people usually suffer from depression because they neglect some aspect(s) of their life, and the depression is their emotions catching up with them. And I'm pretty sure this is what happened with her. She was probably a shitty person before, and so her depression started hitting and humbled her. Don't ever say people like this are the among of us.
@@DreamWeave288 How about you stop making baseless assumptions about people struggling with mental illness, that makes you a shitty person believe it or not.
Seeing them follow you down the street and fly to your arm is so beautiful! What wonderful friends you’ve made.☺️ and they know they’ve made friends with someone special.
Yo. If some creep thought to randomly attack her while she was out walking, they'd thoroughly regret it. Can you imagine what these magpies would do to protect her? Magpie entourage.
My grandpa shot a crow...30 seconds later the sky was black. btw, I do not condone harming crows. Just wanted to point out how terrifying they can be. "Our feathers shall block out the sun" moment for real.
@@darlenebennett9684 Hello, Darlene. I don't think it's as black and white as that, yes, Ukraine is showing us what evil is at the moment, but people can be magnificent too. So don't be sad, all we see in the news are the bad bits, while most of the world rubs along, sometimes even with generosity and kindness. After all, you won't get much kindness from a magpie if you are a baby songbird.
Welp, she likely figured out that humans are on average terrible, but you have to stick around to not make your family sad. The chances of terrible interactions is a lot lower if you just don't associate with humans, but we're wired to be social. Hence being more comfortable hanging with goofy animals than awful humans
This is the most amazing thing ever. To have a wild animal choose you and tell you "you're the perfect person to take care of me and others like me" is just awesome.
My daughter came home one day with a baby magpie that had fallen from its nest, years ago. It was a full time job rearing him. When he was old enough to do things for himself, he spent all day running around our back yard, He was free to leave anytime he wanted to, but just never left us, and became a member of our family. They are extremely smart and real clowns. He always makes us laugh, no matter how bad you might be feeling. He is four now and never ceases to amaze us, he acts more like a dog than a bird and is my best friend.
A big red wasp was in my hot tub. I fished it out with the net I use to remove leaves. I held it out in front of me while it dried its wings. It took off, circled the hot tub three times, then flew off.
I raised an American Grackle that fell out of its nest. He also became a part of our family! Such smart and funny animals! Such a blessing to be able to have this experience.
This lass has something very, very special. What a wonderful relationship to have with these beautiful birds. Hope you have a longlasting life withthem. Ron.
We had a few generations of magpies that made the sound of car alarms going off. They also imitated landline phones ringing. Then it changed to a new sound, of the blip blip of car blippers.
You seem like a such a compassionate, kind, giving, and beautiful person. I'm sad to think you were depressed, and lonely, but also happy you found a reason to keep going. I hope things are much better these days, 3 years later. I feel like you deserve to be happy =)
Kind, loving woman. I have lots of birds around my place who say hello to me. Whistlers. Swallows. Some play whistling games with me. And take a look in my kitchen window to say hello. Many come back each year. Such beautiful creatures who bring me joy.
It's the food. If you feed one regularly, others follow for the food. My mother used to have a heap of them come regularly to the back veranda for the food she'd give them. When you earn their trust, you can hand feed them.
Every Aussie who left Oz almost cries when they hear the singing of Magpies. They are the soundtrack of Australia. The smartest, cutest, most feisty birds. They make great friends and terrible enemies! I adore them.
I want this woman to know that she’s amazing. being alone is hard & has a major impact on our mental health. to have this surreal experience is such a blessing, but it’s her compassion that led to all of this. I wish her strength & peace.
some people are meant to be alone. the one size monogamous relationship does not fit everyone. instead we are served up a tsunami of boy girl relationship on tv cinema, social life, and from our family. I wish I had been told it was OK to be single... it would have saved a lot of grief.
@@edwardharley9 very true, I strongly dislike the societal expectation that you should strive for and want a cookie cutter style relationship, and if you either don't want it, or remain single then there is something wrong with you. It is an extremely outdated concept in my opinion. Fortunately though I think that a shift is occurring in that respect many people now are challenging this idea. I'm sure that in the past alot of people spent their lives in misery because they settled with someone who they were not in the least bit compatible with just because they feared the consequences of how they would be treated by the public if they remained single throughout adulthood. I wouldn't be surprised either if it resulted in alot of domestic abuse sadly.
@@edwardharley9 while I agree for the most part, I personally feel she’s battling something much bigger & more personal than the anxiety of being single. the way she phrased her loneliness was very relatable to me. I have Schizophrenia with progressively darker, more disconnected periods of isolation as the years have gone by. it’s very, very hard for me to be alone, but I am always alone, both factors being driven by my Schizophrenia. so maybe I am assuming, but I do sense that she has deeper meanings behind her words than just being single.
The magpies sensed that you were destined to become a licensed wildlife caregiver even before you did. You had the gift. You just needed the papers. Now you are Danielle "The Magpied Piper."
It goes deeper than how nice she is. Animals have a very high sense of energy and trust like this is so special. My life and many experiences validate me personally. Throughout my life, I have come to understand those of us that are socially uncomfortable or awkward that when taking a deep breath in nature, the animals sense something. I do not understand completely it is not magic, though it is magical to experience. Total inner peace and a feeling of belonging.
I know a lady here in Yellowknife who is known as the Raven Lady. Much like these magpies, she has a special relationship with the Ravens in town. Flying with her while she's driving, taking food from her hand, even leaving their kids to hang out in her yard. Birds are such amazing creatures
If you ever feel alone and isolated from people, like you don't fit in well with society, don't fret. It just means maybe people aren't 'your people.' Loners often have a deeper love of and relationship with animals and nature and it's really beautiful. The world needs these gentle souls as much as anything.
I appreciate what you are trying to say but depression is not as simple as feeling alone either with or without people especially if fitting with anything is considered important. Especially society. Loners are often confused with other 'like minded' people such as crippling shyness, introverts and certain empaths to name but a few. You can be a sociable loner as being in company in a public leisure environment (think pub) particularly if reading for some reason is a cue to 'normal' folk to engage in banal/polite/curious conversation. I have perfected many concepts without ever wishing to look or practice. Alone is a state but loner is a choice made alone.
Thank you for sharing your magical miracle❤️ it is very interesting to observe their behaviour. Never seen before a bird playing & laying on the neck. You are such a kind-hearted person ❤️
we had that here too with a magpie trying to get into a small jar feeder with a kind of PB for birds. he was to big to acces it normally but he figured a way out to get it eventually. you could just see him trying different ways and studying the feeder from diff angles and other birds.
To quell confusion, these are strictly speaking not magpies at all, despite the naming convention of them in Australia and New Zealand. They’re more a black and white raven or crow than a true magpie as per the species of black and white birds in the northern hemisphere they’re named after. They have a lot in common, but these birds are larger, sound off differently, and are awesome in different ways. Don’t wear a black and white hat in an area with a family of them that are unused to people. Cyclists will pay the price most especially.
Aussie magpies are amongst the most intelligent birds in the world , it speaks volumes of your character and compassion that they follow you around outside and find safety and happiness in your sanctuary , thank you for sharing a great heartfelt story in times of uncertainty.
It's said that these magpies were originally from Britain but due to the fact that they were a bit naughty they got sent to Aus in the 18th and 19th century
They also have the title of the world's angriest birds. They attack anyone that gets too close to their nests. It got so bad that the people who live around them gave them the nickname "Sky Orca".
Neither do I, I have no friends and no gf. My old friends are heavy drinkers and that isn't the life for me so I exist alone. I'm ok....btw I have my own pet magpie I reared from a baby, I saved him. Happy times together.
At 3 mins 14 seconds she says and I quote "my friend invited me to become a wildlife caregiver". I don't think she was talking about the bird inviting her
This random video in my feed made my day...tears I tell you....these Maggies rescued this woman...gave her love and a purpose....and having those magpie songs is so special...love seeing the kids playing in the yard like that too...amazing
I am an Aussie; I have a family of magpies come round every day for a snack and a talk and I look forward to them coming. We also live close to a hospital and one of them imitates the sound of an ambulance siren perfectly, they are great imitators and intelligent birds.
cool bro, I've got a butcherbird family that sounds very similar. The old male imitates the firetruck sirens, which, along with my malamutes howl, makes for a very interesting chorus.
@@BadDrivingHabitsOfAustralia You are right, very intelligence and beautiful sound, there seems to be more around our area this year, one of the young ones that has been coming around has just started imitating different sounds.
@@nexus3180 They are just amazing birds. I have a few around at my nans place. I might be gone for a few months and come back to visit my nan. But these birds remember me and come down to take some bread- my nan throws over for our geese. I know it's not good for them, so when I do some gardening and some of the worms are left on the surface (from the soil) The magpies come over and I throw one to them. But I know it's important for them to hunt for themselves. So I turn the sprinkler on. They come over for a drink and to take the worms left close to the surface. They thank me the next day with some beautiful song.
Down in our holiday home there are 28s ( Australian ring neck parrots ) everywhere and they have grown quite friendly! If you are patient enough the could even hop on your arm to get a nut
@Yvonne Schoenrock realy that depends on the bird. Also, most diseases dont jump from birds to human. So releaxe Mrs. Schönrock (interesting name btw, If you didnt already know and it realy is your real name, it means: beautiful skirt 😁)
It is such a beautiful blessing that the two of you met each other. I know that you, fully, understand how intelligent they are and how special it is to have their absolute trust! Thank you for sharing this with us! ❤
I’m familiar with this wonderful lady from Australia. Her backyard is a gathering place for all the neighborhood birds. They all come to visit her and behave just like these adorable magpies. They know a kind hearted human when they see one. Amazing, isn’t she?
Those birds are definitely spoiled, I find Corvids fascinating, probably the most intelligent birds in the world. For wild birds like Magpies to develop this kind of trust with a human is truly remarkable.
They seems to have also good eye sight and memory, because they still recognise her (by face?) even when she wears completely different clothes, which in my opinion is really cool!
@@jetsam666 She did say it was the father. Magpies are familial and one of the few animals capable of empathy. They have demonstrated the intelligence of around a 4-5 year old- which is pretty remarkable.
@I.M. Shirley Rongh I just had to look up the great emu war... I’m both surprised and unsurprised. Mostly because I was never expecting emus to try to take over the world and unsurprised because well it’s Australia and everything, even the rocks, are out to get you. Also 2020 happened so much unexpected things happened that I’m just rarely surprised anymore.
Nice one Danielle. Wonderfully unique Australian birds. I absolutely love ’em, even in the Spring time. Great to see they have blessed you as you have blessed them. Go Pies!! ⚫️⚪️
Living in Australia, I'm used to hearing it in the morning as the sun comes up, and after many years and some travel overseas, it helps me know I'm home to hear that call.
@@caz1764 yeah! I live the sound of Maggie's in the morning, since I've moved to Southern tasmania, we don't get Maggie's as far down as I am so I miss their sound. I've noticed though there is a small group in huonville the next biggish town so maybe they'll migrate further down.
The fact that she could befriend a whole bunch of magpies by chance is such a fun blessing. I only know them for how insanely smart they are and territorial. Birds can really surprise you. I figured they were just kinda mean. Apparently they're not all bad ♡
I only know them from bein swooped by em. Scary mofos man. I wish I could friend em so they'd stop swoopin my arze. Cause each time they do,it makes me look stoopid. Runnin around,flailing my arms around n screamin like a bltch. Scary cuntz is all I know em as. Lol.
@@philipsmi-lenguyen8155 one thing I learnt recently was if you stand your ground and look them straight on they leave you. My son actually got pecked in the back of the head, it broke the skin.
I need Danielle to put a camera making livestream of the magpie playground, I would push the subscribe button to her channel only for watch them play for hours
mugger: *approaches maliciously* magpie: *caws* mugger: *ignores* many more magpies: *caws* mugger: w-what... birds? wtf? *approaches closer* *magpies take defensive stance* mugger: *confused noises* does she seriously have an army of magpies? *tries to attack* Suddenly, the magpies swarm, and the mugger is seen in the air, before being dropped into a tree. All would be muggers give up on their life when they don't just hear the story, but experience it again and again.
I’d heard about how corvids recognize people who wronged them and teach their families to harass the perpetrator. It’s so sweet to see it the other way around: a magpie finding a good person and teaching all the others that this is a good human. ❤
These arent from the corvid family though, australian magpies are the only ones who arent related to other magpies over the world. Its still really nice to see tho!
@@nerysghemor5781 yeah they're more related to butcherbirds than corvids, but that doesn't change the fact that they're still incredibly intelligent. it's as fascinating watching them as it is watching the ravens.
This is so special, almost like a fantasy yet real. Glad the magpies adopted her and brought her a mission with other good people. God protect and bless her always and her faithful flock of Magpies.
0:17 *Lady stops* Magpie: *dubstep sounds* Omg, I'm in tears after watching 🥰 This was so very beautiful. It was so delightful watching them have fun and having a human that made them feel safe.
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That one magpie who started all this must be a legend in his community by now.
If this relationship started as she said, I'd say that the first magpie was raised by a human, or had a friendship with someone. Wild magpies don't randomly approach people, but they do trust them for food. They're incredibly intelligent.
Probably magpies unlike humans are far less prone to idol worshipping.
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@Ag21 Bruh we talking about birds here. As far as I am aware, Jesus is human.
@@MelvilleG maybe these ones are different 😂
You know you are a special kind of human when a magpie introduces you to their family and their friends.
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Exactly 🥰
That so funny she's like ace venture when she put her arm out and they all come flying imagine tuning up at work with a tribe of magpies walking behind you and sitting at your desk and there 50 birds sitting out side the window pecking to get in like that old horror movie the birds
Yes!!! 😆😆😍
True that
Broke my heart when she revealed the mags were the only reason she wanted to get up every morning and feeling so lonely. Glad they helped her too like she helped them!!
I am glad to hear you are doing better, I hope you will continue to progress in having a great life. I love you eventhough I don't know you and felt like telling you that I used to feel alone as well but Jesus Christ found me and gives me a loving home with peace that I couldn't find anywhere else. I pray all the best things for you in life, that you may find happiness and joy, love and a home in Jesus Christ.
God bless you, Jesus loves you.
@@CraftEccentricity people that are alone or loners tend to call what everyone else would call an acquaintance, a friend...it makes people like us, that are alone, a little less sad.
One reason I was feeding them and getting on, at my property before sold I had everything there. But 1 by 1 all my mates died, I got fed up and told the ex no more ,see you. Of course she came back up got her own place, and stopped drinking. But it's all over, been on my own since.
Sadly, it shows us, she has not found the True Love.
@@Mr.Z1776 When I learned to pray, I was aware that Jesuschrist is the friend who never fails. May God bless you.
Once you make friends with them they remember and recognise you. They are intelligent and playful.
Reminds me of the guy with the ultra light plane (flying go-kart) that hung out with a flock of geese. It's very cool.
its so beautiful!
When I was younger, I had a Neighbour who would sit out on the porch and feed them. for a few years after he passed, they kept coming back.
Everyone is Australia loves them. They go from house to house getting a free feed. We have a family of them hanging around; multiple generations of them have made friends with us.
They can be a bugger when they swoop people but that seems to be happening less and less. Most of them are really chill.
@@aarondavis8943usually they only swoop people,e if they got a nest with eggs or with lil hatching in the nest
They just do that so u go away from the area. They are protecting their eggs or babies
that magpie is proud of having a pet human, and he showed it to his friends who woudn't believe him at first.
😜
I think the couple of crows I feed are like that. Such clever birds , they are always watching you from the trees, they squark for breakfast on weekends .Seen bee eaters,king fishers and am planting sunflowers to get the parrots around.Part of my veggie patch is allotted pesticide free and left to run full cycle. I get lots of butterflies as well.Surprising to see what you can attract to the back yard.
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
@@johnsmith-mm1vt make sure you get a bird bath for all the birds they really appreciate that!
@@johnsmith-mm1vt they are crows not magpies
The Magpies are not her pets. They are her friends. They are free birds who can chose for themselves to come and go. How beautiful. :)
Isn't it amazing how they trust her, and know she loves them, and they keep returning because they enjoy her as well as her enjoying, and appreciating them? What a lovely gift 🎁
Best of both worlds 😊.
In deed! love it. Respecting them as wild, while cheerishing the bond!
I'm just glad they aren't caged. It's beautiful to see them interact with a person willingly
And I feel that's the most important thing,
They are free.😻
I don't think I've ever seen wild birds act like that before. They're so sociable and playful. Super cute!!
thats because magpies are related to crows and raves which are known for their intelligence
@@christopherbzowski4346 Exactly. What people seem to not understand, is that these birds have a good memory thanks to their intelligence. They basically do tell stories too each other, as well as remembering who treated them kindly, and who treated them wrongly. Most Australians complain about their dive bombing, but why don't they do the same here in NZ? Perhaps the people they dive bomb mistreated them at some point? Basically the only thing I can think of, cause here in NZ, they just warble at you.
Please see my RUclips🥰🦆💕
@@christopherbzowski4346 magpies are even smarter than ravens I have heard
Yes magpies, crows ,ravens are some of the smartest creatures,
They have blessed her as much as she blessed them. Beautiful story.
What did she do with all the mag-poo?
The fact she can tell them apart is amazing to me
ططككطططحح٩
Might be the fact that they look very different
There’s 4 ravens at work that visit me every day. Two are mom and kid or dad and kid I can’t tell. They nested right in front of where i work in the back. The other two live somewhere nearby and they get really close to me or flyby close and make weird noises and also bring me random trash (gifts) i feed them of course i guess that’s why the like me
Right? I'm about to get a companion for my green budgie, and Im worries if the other bird is green too I won't be able to tell them apart...
The truth is she can’t and she just guesses
Magpies sound like corrupted computer files, it’s adorable
Sounds like The Matrix... lol
think they sound lovely
Sound like the cries of Polygon-Z.
Yeah these Aussie magpies do sound adorable, unlike the Dutch (or probably rather the European one) doesn't sound so nice :(
@@Thegoldenchild415 My Matrix is Glicthingggg- YOU Beck- my matrix is glitching
She could either become a super villian or hero with her magpie army.
I know right. She's like an Aussie Morbius potentially.
Or the jeepers creepers guy.
lol I like picturing that, ty!
"Nothing shiny is safe from...The Magpie!!!"
🤣😂👍
With great power comes great responsibilty.
Nah, she just being nice to animal, in this case is a Magpie, and that Magpie informed about her to other Magpies. Cat do that kinda thing too. She is basically magpie lady version of cat lady.
How sweet. It's almost like that first magpie was sent to you as a lifeline. 💙
God is good.
Broke my heart when she said I don't socialize with anyone, I felt that!
Me too, I felt that on a personal level.
Same here.
But she said her friends told her to become a wildlife carer. So it's not that heartbreaking.
Same
I don't either. Doesn't mean we're not happy though. Most of us are ok on our own. Especially with our animals around.
Magpies, Crows, Ravens, and the like are very intelligent and curious birds. That first Magpie will have been watching you for a while and deciding if you were safe or not to say hello, its really something special to gain the trust of a wild creature, you are truly blessed.
Yes, you are that, Danielle. Glad you're around on this earth xx
Robbins will do the same. When I was tending my garden a few years ago. Tending means me sitting and watering with a hose. The robbins became familiar with me. I would give them baths with the hose and talk to them.... no I am not crazy! But I swear the oldest one would yell at me when I directed the hose at another one! ha. He had me trained! It would squawk or chirp not sure the right term but it was very loud until I gave it the hose shower again. He would fly up to perch on the back of my chair, and peck the back of my neck while they dried their wings off in the sun. Guessing they wanted a grey-haired nest lol.
Indeed🥰
It's true the crows, ravens, jays and other corvids are known for their intelligence around the world.... yet the Australian magpie's intellect has evolved completely independently of the corvids, since it's only distantly related and not part of the _corvidae_ family.
@@glen3257 Just beautiful
She looks like a Disney princess when she walks with the birds following her
The magpies are lucky she don't sing like Princess Fiona. 🤣
I was thinking more Home Alone 2...
@@BigOLarry33 haha, lol
Much more likely she’s the crazy lady on the block. And her neighbors hate the noise.
Or a witch
Over the years, I have noticed animals are very good at figuring out if people are kind. or nasty. These birds have decided that you are the person for them. I really enjoy this story and video. Great job Danielle! You shall be rewarded for this!!!... GOD bless & keep YOU!!!!!!!!
Seeing them follow her around the block was hysterical.
That was great for me tòo! Bless you my lady! They are very intelligent birds I heard. Cool story.
Everyone gangsta till you run into the Magpie crew.
Hahahahha exactly imagine halloween costume and with a gang of birds hovering around you lol
like a gang 😄😄
She's like a real life Disney princess, she sure has a good heart
Okay?
Until you saw what was for dinner.... Mag....pie.
@@seanriopel3132 damn
@@dvnwhite7907 I guess it's better than the birds eating her.
@Lord Zeus our God of Truth Storms War has Returned m?.
"Don't take away their dignity by clipping their wings"... Those who have that kind of empathy, respect and understanding, deserve such special gifts from other folks in the nature.
I love birds but would never have one as a pet and this is why. Should birds be pets? They are meant to fly. I don't think flying around your living room quite counts. It's a bit sad.
Those who don't are just scum💩
Exactly
In my country indonesia, lots of people are having birds as their pet, and put them in cage, it really broke my heart that they couldn’t use their wing as it used to be 😭
that is true for pretty much any animal - being a pet means they're imprisoned, castrated and have their will broken.
i get that most people who keep pets don't have bad intentions (or don't realize the existence of a very dark side within themselves, due to being domesticated from their childhood), but it seems impossible to me to seriously reflect on this issue and not come to the conclusion that it's just as bad as keeping a human slave.
...but yeah, people on average are either stupid or a**holes... that's why i don't socialize very much either
We had 40 of them during Covid. They also hung out, sat on our laps, and sung for snacks. So good, wonderful birds
Corvid*
@@xIntoThePitxThese aren't even corvids. Nor even magpies. They're butcherbirds.
@@JacobKernels it was a punnnn. Also, the hell? wdym they're butcher birds, they're clearly juvenile magpies like she said.
@@infinityphoenix I get the joke. These just aren't related to the ones found in Europe and etc. So calling them magpies is awkward when some Australians, for whatever reason, hate that it is a popular thing to call budgies, parakeets, due to their long tails and small sizes. Australian magpies are part of the butcherbird family, but that shouldn't make them any less interesting. You don't have to be a corvid to be an amazing bird.
@@JacobKernels Nah, butcherbirds are part of the same family but Aussie magpies aren't actual butcherbirds, which refer to a specific genus of birds in the family Artamidae , the Cracticinae family. Officially, the Aussie magpie is in a separate genus of the family, distinct from butcherbirds. They're closely related yes but they're not referred to as butcherbirds in any way. Also, the Aussie magpie/europe magpie/butcherbird fiasco is a whole different thing compared to Parakeets vs Budgies. I understand calling a bunch of birds parakeets to basically say they're mini parrots. The issue is when people start to use Parakeet to exclusively refer to Budgerigars. Elsewhere outside of America, it refers to the group. America's classification is what's argued about, because they just rolled over the original name, taken from an Indigenous Australian name for them.
Magpies don't approach just anyone looking for a human to interact with , in fact they pretty much keep to their own , the fact that they chosen her is mind boggling furthermore bringing all the rest of his family and friends , they sure are communicating in a very high level , these birds are phenomenal and that lady is super sweet , they already knew that, I'm blown away🤯
I am not sure how it is with magpies but ravens and crows actually communicate positive and negative/dangerous things to their young through their DNA. The study of Epigenetics is like a walk in wonderland and gives me hope that we will advance as a species with more understanding and empathy
Yea they can sense peoples energy which will give away if they are friendly people or not. Or more like honest people, fake people give of a bad form of energy. Its a language many humans dont carry anymore.
@@Gustav4 or more likely Gustav due to the fact that Maggies communicate amongst themselves the fact of the matter is that once one or two Maggies know you are safe they will be sure to tell the whole neighborhood of Maggies and they will all be visiting just like in this case. The fact of the matter is that most social creatures once they find a "safe haven" they will gather there because the rest of the world is pretty unforgiving place. Having a place where they can basically run around on the ground, hang out with other Maggies and not have to be worried about predators is a very welcome change for them.
In my backyard I often saw Maggies flocking because a few figured out it was safe and I even built them a few shelters to hide out in because there are in fact predatory birds in the area where I lived and I wanted them to have someplace to duck in when they were about. I came out one morning and I happened to glance in one and saw 8 Maggies just chillin' inside and gawping at me as I peeked in.
In my childhood home I also looked out for my local "flying fauna" by having built several BatHouses to give them a place to safely and securely roost during their sleep phases in the day and it came to be such that my neighborhood gained quite a little coterie of bats which in turn helped keep down the pesky insect population especilly when people started noticing the fact that they were seeing fewer and fewer mosquitoes in the area than they remembered :). I did a rough count once and even did a science project on their patterns etc. Due to the presence of my families BatHouses there was approx. 35-50 bats in our neighborhood because of them.
(heh, I even painted them with the BatMan logo and nailed a brightly typed Index card reminiscent of the 60s spoof Batman cuz I thought it was amusing)
@@revparravager3184 Yea but going from having them around to have them sit on your head requires that they really trust you, and I still believe that they can sense the energy a high complex living thing gives of, which will help them to decide the level of trust they give.
@@Hail_Full_of_Grace I don't know much about birds but I agree with you, actually that's the first thing I thought too. That bird taught the others that she was ok
Don't make them a pet, make a friend, give them their freedom, & they will never leave you.
Very true!
very beautifully put😌
mine did. was not a magpie though
Give freedom to birds they'd bring you eggs. Give freedom to a man they'd lay eggs elsewhere, lol, ha ha ha. Just for fun. It's true. Everyone needs freedom😘
I did it with my wife.
She left me taking our savings for retirement with her.
I'm wondering what the Magpie told his friends and relatives...for me this is just beautiful and magical
“My guy this lady gave me water, let’s go visit her”
"Hey, I found someone we can adopt to our family"
More Uploads like that we need
Magpies and corvids in general are very inteligent and can tell each other about stuff like that. They can remember faces and describe them to each other. So if one knows you are nice soon all the birds in the are will know what you look like and that you are nice. The sam happens if you are hostile btw. throw one rock at one bird and you get a whole flock of vengeful birds who know your face and your adress
Magpie: "We all know Epstein didn't kill himself; I've found the perfect house where we can all come together and expose the powers and systems that murdered him"
The house:
I worked out that we’ve been friends with a magpie family for over 12yrs. I rescued Maggimaggi from my son’s primary school. She was that special friend.
She flew off and brought back her boyfriend. All of these years later I honestly believe that the magpie family is Maggie’s descendants.
these are crows
That's very indearing
Did anyone else shed a little tear when she said these birds are the only reason she gets out of bed. Went from awwwww all her quirky magpie friends to dear God these birds are on a lifesaving mission!
Not then, but when she said that she'd become a rehabilitate-er... that moved me!
She has so much beauty in her that she deserves more than depression and anxiety.
@@chrisdean9448 I have the same thing everyday too minus the magpies
@@thegrimreaper1991 Can you find a way out of it? Get a cat, a dog, a parrot or girlfriend!
If it makes you feel any better, it seems like she might be kinda hamming it up for attention. For example:
2:40
"I don't socialize with anyone"
3:15
"My friend invited me to become..."
So she goes from not socializing or having any friends to then having a friend that goes so far as to give her the opportunity to be an official wildlife carer.
Congrats you are officially a Disney Princess.
True 🙃
Omg I was about to post the same thing
XOXOXO PERFECT!!!
Amazing, you have officially been adopted into the clan💕👌💕
Best comment omg !!!
Them rolling on the blanket with the toys 🤣 Truly like children
That Magpie is definitely talking directly to her at 0:17 - I'd love to know what he actually said to her in Magpie language.
She is an amazing professional. Subhan Allah!
May Allah s.w.t. bless her with His Noor (light).
@@TonyEnglandUK I was admired for a moment to see so many birds 🐦 got attracted to her. In this case, supplicating is normal.
All the qualities and activities like kindness, morality, modesty, piousness, charity, etc. are useless if someone rejects his Creator.
The greatest sin a human can ever commit is denying his Creator. All those who get inspiration/guidance/signs/enlightenment should immediately submit to our Creator before Death. Once, the time comes when a soul is taken from the body, it's over. There's no turning back/second chance.
May Allah s.w.t. bless you with His Noor (light) too.
@@supernatural_forces I have no interest in your religion, or any religion.
@@TonyEnglandUK I didn't see him/her spamming their religion. They were simply blessing another person. Not a thing wrong with that.
Some people have deep connection with animals they understand each other
“They are the only reason I get out of bed” wow I think they knew you needed them. Animals are amazing empathetic creatures 💕
I agree!
or she had food
Birds are aircrafts smh
@@justayoutuber1906 LMAO you had to spoil the mood
@@justayoutuber1906 she never really talks about feeding them though, only giving them water and stimulation
How could we not live without animals in this world? It would be a sad day not to hear them sing the joy of life.
Cannibalism
The music of Earth ❤️
What you wrote is a double negative...?
Not only that but us humans could not survive too long with out animals. For example bees, the human race would only survive about 3-4 years if bees did not exist or just died off one day which is kinda scary if you think about it
I think he meant to say how could we live without animals 🤣
0:17 lifts the wings and proceeds to communicate in the language of ᴅᴇᴄᴇᴘᴛɪᴄᴏɴs
Lol I thought the same.
Perfect description.
- we Decepticons will conquer the earth. Optimus Prime will not stop us!
- they are very curious birds
😂😂😂
I can’t believe the magpie really said, “01 100 010 1 01 00!!”
My wife n I had the privilege of rescuing an orphaned american magpie. From about 2days old.
They are an amazing animal. They dont get near the respect & admiration they deserve. All Corvids are incredibly intelligent, but magpies seem to have an especially bright & funny personality.
We taught her to fly, & she eventually went out on her own, always remembering to check up on us from time to time.
I wish people would understand how beautiful these creatures are, & not view them as pests
You might find it interesting that Australian magpies aren't actually part of the corvid family even though they look like they should be. They are actually part of the Artamidae family. Hope you find that interesting.👍
They are amazing, but honestly all Animals are and are equally intelligent and bright. It's just that when we get to know them individually we finally see that and recognise it. If we did the same for all other Animals we'd feel the same way. But truly all are amazing, individual, lovely living beings.
boy said let me bring the whole gang lol
💯
When the whole gang is sus
@@mrsugar7528 that didn’t even make sense.
@@ixnexus exactly
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This woman is beautiful inside and out. It sucks that depression and anxiety keep her from the world, but it looks like she’s doing just fine with her world being Magpie Manor. Such a lovely person. She’s really the best of us.
I've couldn't said it better myself!
She’s probably better off with the magpies. People? So many--meh......
She has a army of friends
You might think she's a lovely person, but one thing I've learned during my years is that people usually suffer from depression because they neglect some aspect(s) of their life, and the depression is their emotions catching up with them. And I'm pretty sure this is what happened with her. She was probably a shitty person before, and so her depression started hitting and humbled her. Don't ever say people like this are the among of us.
@@DreamWeave288 How about you stop making baseless assumptions about people struggling with mental illness, that makes you a shitty person believe it or not.
2:19
Magpies: “Alright lads. We must protect the Whisperer at all costs. Into formation, she has the point.”
her personal bodyguards😅
@@Papabogs1020 their formation is like the Presidential Guards
@@Papabogs1020
Oh don't mock magpies. They're a real nuisance and won't hesitate swooping down and peck at your neck.
Imagine pulling up on someone and then hearing them say "Magpies" and then have hundreds of Magpies swarm you waiting for the attack command.
😄😄😄😄
Seeing them follow you down the street and fly to your arm is so beautiful! What wonderful friends you’ve made.☺️ and they know they’ve made friends with someone special.
Yo. If some creep thought to randomly attack her while she was out walking, they'd thoroughly regret it. Can you imagine what these magpies would do to protect her? Magpie entourage.
YEAHBABY .
He'd be PECKED into submission !
Peck their eye out?
My grandpa shot a crow...30 seconds later the sky was black. btw, I do not condone harming crows. Just wanted to point out how terrifying they can be.
"Our feathers shall block out the sun" moment for real.
It will look like the movie "The Birds".
She says "I don't socialize" but has the coolest party on the block everyday.
это другое
Hello john, how are you doing
@@amandascott3900 😂😂😂😂
@@amandascott3900 lmao
@@amandascott3900 lmaoo
How have we ended up with a world where this lovely and intellegent young person can be so sad? I'm glad the birdy-birds are making you happy.
I'm asking myself the same question, such a shame.
Animals are better than people & it is sad 😢!
@@darlenebennett9684 Hello, Darlene. I don't think it's as black and white as that, yes, Ukraine is showing us what evil is at the moment, but people can be magnificent too. So don't be sad, all we see in the news are the bad bits, while most of the world rubs along, sometimes even with generosity and kindness. After all, you won't get much kindness from a magpie if you are a baby songbird.
Welp, she likely figured out that humans are on average terrible, but you have to stick around to not make your family sad. The chances of terrible interactions is a lot lower if you just don't associate with humans, but we're wired to be social. Hence being more comfortable hanging with goofy animals than awful humans
No, it's really true that animals are better and more loyal than people, for me it's simply a fact.
yea he was speaking transformer at 0:20 seconds lol
Right!? Lol
Cybertronian
Dude when the magpie flew down to talk to the lady and said, "adfghbkyewruimnvxz" I felt that.
Animals know who's cool and who's not.
Lmao!
@@mayaj291 Yep!😁👍
lol
Omg that's so funny lolol
This is the most amazing thing ever. To have a wild animal choose you and tell you "you're the perfect person to take care of me and others like me" is just awesome.
dont comment this i wanna cry
Well said, Jackie
Yes it is! 💛
That happened to me with a dove
My daughter came home one day with a baby magpie that had fallen from its nest, years ago. It was a full time job rearing him. When he was old enough to do things for himself, he spent all day running around our back yard, He was free to leave anytime he wanted to, but just never left us, and became a member of our family. They are extremely smart and real clowns. He always makes us laugh, no matter how bad you might be feeling. He is four now and never ceases to amaze us, he acts more like a dog than a bird and is my best friend.
Dog software on bird hardware
A big red wasp was in my hot tub. I fished it out with the net I use to remove leaves. I held it out in front of me while it dried its wings. It took off, circled the hot tub three times, then flew off.
I raised an American Grackle that fell out of its nest. He also became a part of our family! Such smart and funny animals! Such a blessing to be able to have this experience.
You're a beautiful and quite special person, and these birds know that about you. ❤
That is so cool! I love to hear stories like this! Y'all are his family now! He's not going anywhere! What a heartwarming story.
This lass has something very, very special. What a wonderful relationship to have with these beautiful birds. Hope you have a longlasting life withthem. Ron.
imagine you're walking down the street and this lady just passes you with a flock of 10 magpies
it would be quite intimidating
Yeah
R/bossfight
Or even 25!
That'd be a sight to behold!
"get em my lovelies!"
She’s an actual Disney princess because the birds chose her. That is just incredible.
Exactly my thought. Her calling found her. Wholesome.
@@TashaBryanRENegade that's probably why i believe in destiny. there's so much in our lives we're not in control of.
@@delmanpronto9374 couldn't agree more!
This though, epic feels, nature and nurture.
@@TashaBryanRENegade how's life going?
@@Shadow-minion living my best life as a post apocalyptic hermit 👍😂 hope you're well and keeping safe.
I've never heard a Magpie talk. They sound like almost digital.
This is awesome.
Magpies have the most delightful song. I’m blessed to hear them and kookaburra’s every morning 💞
My first thought as well...
We had a few generations of magpies that made the sound of car alarms going off. They also imitated landline phones ringing. Then it changed to a new sound, of the blip blip of car blippers.
They sound somewhat like harmonicas.
@@adnamallerom4137 ~ Me too! I live a couple of Km's from the inner city and can't believe I wake up to that every morning. Love it.
You seem like a such a compassionate, kind, giving, and beautiful person. I'm sad to think you were depressed, and lonely, but also happy you found a reason to keep going. I hope things are much better these days, 3 years later. I feel like you deserve to be happy =)
I love that the Magpies look after her, too. They knew she was lonely and now she has lots of friends! 😊
@Lord Zeus our God of Truth Storms War has Returned The Union Jack will never fall. Long live the Crown.
The magpies are attracted to Daniella simply because she is gorgeous, inside & out
This lady has a Beautiful soul. Animals know and recognize that. What an honour to be so loved by these fascinating creatures
So true x
It depends
I am so glad these Magpies adopted this lady.
I like how you turned it around, because it's true in a way :D
hahaha, so true
Kind, loving woman. I have lots of birds around my place who say hello to me. Whistlers. Swallows. Some play whistling games with me. And take a look in my kitchen window to say hello. Many come back each year. Such beautiful creatures who bring me joy.
"Allow me to sing you the song of my people."
*Modem noises*
😂
LMAO 😂
Imagine hearing that at night, not knowing what it is
Lol right! I thought her computer messed up for a second..lol
Dubstep intensifies!!
This is the best animal video I have ever seen. Very rare to have one magpie tamed let alone brining all his relatives to socialize. Well Done!
Are you new to RUclips?
and the funiest
It's the food. If you feed one regularly, others follow for the food.
My mother used to have a heap of them come regularly to the back veranda for the food she'd give them.
When you earn their trust, you can hand feed them.
This is one out the best I've seen too, wonderful on many levels.
I'm from NZ, generally Magpies are in small groups and extremely territorial birds. That's why this blows my mind! This is trust at it's best!!!👏👏👍
These birds formed a bond as companions and inspired her to take a more fulfilling career path. What a life changing experience.
Every Aussie who left Oz almost cries when they hear the singing of Magpies. They are the soundtrack of Australia. The smartest, cutest, most feisty birds. They make great friends and terrible enemies! I adore them.
First magpie to his friends: “I have found... the chosen one. REJOICE BROTHERS!”
- various sounds of rejoicing in magpie -
I’m so glad that they’ve given her companionship, motivation, and ease.
click for the queen
@@kevenwoods7939 I was so close to come up with a knuckle meme phrase when I saw this 🤣
hahahahahahahahahaha
TO VALHALLA
she felt lonely and the universe sent magpies. what an amazing story
Or magpies felt lonely and the universe sent this lady. Who knows.
Or the universe is empty space, and barely human apes are still quite superstitious.
@@RossDrum Or you're just a cynical nobody just projecting your own misery towards other wonderful people.
@@m4heshd You are a bully.
Yes, the magpies were sent by God.
Omg when the birds are following her LOL. That is so precious she accidentally became the neighborhood bird lady.
FAR FAR better reputation than the 'Neigbourhood Cat Lady' though. Great to see.
How is it possible to be this beautiful inside and out and still be lonely!!😢
We people are a weird species
I want this woman to know that she’s amazing. being alone is hard & has a major impact on our mental health. to have this surreal experience is such a blessing, but it’s her compassion that led to all of this. I wish her strength & peace.
I echo that sentiment exactly!! Well said Gray! 🙂
some people are meant to be alone. the one size monogamous relationship does not fit everyone.
instead we are served up a tsunami of boy girl relationship on tv cinema, social life, and from our family.
I wish I had been told it was OK to be single... it would have saved a lot of grief.
@@edwardharley9 very true, I strongly dislike the societal expectation that you should strive for and want a cookie cutter style relationship, and if you either don't want it, or remain single then there is something wrong with you. It is an extremely outdated concept in my opinion. Fortunately though I think that a shift is occurring in that respect many people now are challenging this idea. I'm sure that in the past alot of people spent their lives in misery because they settled with someone who they were not in the least bit compatible with just because they feared the consequences of how they would be treated by the public if they remained single throughout adulthood. I wouldn't be surprised either if it resulted in alot of domestic abuse sadly.
@@edwardharley9 while I agree for the most part, I personally feel she’s battling something much bigger & more personal than the anxiety of being single. the way she phrased her loneliness was very relatable to me. I have Schizophrenia with progressively darker, more disconnected periods of isolation as the years have gone by. it’s very, very hard for me to be alone, but I am always alone, both factors being driven by my Schizophrenia. so maybe I am assuming, but I do sense that she has deeper meanings behind her words than just being single.
I love being alone. It really is addictive.
The magpies sensed that you were destined to become a licensed wildlife caregiver even before you did. You had the gift. You just needed the papers. Now you are Danielle "The Magpied Piper."
Nice.
Nice.
What a perfect name!
I see what you did there, good one.😄👍🏽
Well done!
For wild life to trust this lady, just shows how nice a person she is.
I know that Magpies and Ravens mourn their dead. I wonder if these birds will mourn her when she passes.
@@issacgandero3962 after they eat her yes they will
It goes deeper than how nice she is. Animals have a very high sense of energy and trust like this is so special. My life and many experiences validate me personally. Throughout my life, I have come to understand those of us that are socially uncomfortable or awkward that when taking a deep breath in nature, the animals sense something. I do not understand completely it is not magic, though it is magical to experience. Total inner peace and a feeling of belonging.
Tbh, how could they stop her?
2:03 it was so cute seeing the two just laying on their sides over a toy
I know a lady here in Yellowknife who is known as the Raven Lady. Much like these magpies, she has a special relationship with the Ravens in town. Flying with her while she's driving, taking food from her hand, even leaving their kids to hang out in her yard. Birds are such amazing creatures
I was so happy at the development that she became a licensed carer. She seems like an excellent wonderful person
She didn't choose. They chose for her :)
@@Pow3llMorgan Like that bumper sticker with a paw print, "Who rescued who?" :)
Why does that matter? She obviously loves the birds.
The magpie whisperer she is known as.
I know, the character arc was amazing!
If you ever feel alone and isolated from people, like you don't fit in well with society, don't fret. It just means maybe people aren't 'your people.' Loners often have a deeper love of and relationship with animals and nature and it's really beautiful. The world needs these gentle souls as much as anything.
What a wonderful thing to say, you are so right.
so true! i dislike how society often normalizes a "big" social life as the best one. there is love and fulfillment to be found for all
Soooooo true. Well said. Animals pick up on our emotions and I believe can tell when WE need them
Beautifully put & so true ❤️❤️❤️
I appreciate what you are trying to say but depression is not as simple as feeling alone either with or without people especially if fitting with anything is considered important. Especially society. Loners are often confused with other 'like minded' people such as crippling shyness, introverts and certain empaths to name but a few. You can be a sociable loner as being in company in a public leisure environment (think pub) particularly if reading for some reason is a cue to 'normal' folk to engage in banal/polite/curious conversation. I have perfected many concepts without ever wishing to look or practice. Alone is a state but loner is a choice made alone.
Thank you for sharing your magical miracle❤️ it is very interesting to observe their behaviour. Never seen before a bird playing & laying on the neck. You are such a kind-hearted person ❤️
Magpies have intelligence on par with ravens. They're incredible birds. And she's an incredible person for helping them.
Their species actually cousins.
we had that here too with a magpie trying to get into a small jar feeder with a kind of PB for birds. he was to big to acces it normally but he figured a way out to get it eventually. you could just see him trying different ways and studying the feeder from diff angles and other birds.
To quell confusion, these are strictly speaking not magpies at all, despite the naming convention of them in Australia and New Zealand. They’re more a black and white raven or crow than a true magpie as per the species of black and white birds in the northern hemisphere they’re named after. They have a lot in common, but these birds are larger, sound off differently, and are awesome in different ways.
Don’t wear a black and white hat in an area with a family of them that are unused to people. Cyclists will pay the price most especially.
Aussie magpies are amongst the most intelligent birds in the world , it speaks volumes of your character and compassion that they follow you around outside and find safety and happiness in your sanctuary , thank you for sharing a great heartfelt story in times of uncertainty.
It's said that these magpies were originally from Britain but due to the fact that they were a bit naughty they got sent to Aus in the 18th and 19th century
They also have the title of the world's angriest birds. They attack anyone that gets too close to their nests. It got so bad that the people who live around them gave them the nickname "Sky Orca".
@@pendragonxt3674 I have NEVER heard them called Sky Orcas. I have lived with them for many years, never been attacked!
"I don't socialize with anyone"
Damn, that really hit me hard.
Neither do I, I have no friends and no gf. My old friends are heavy drinkers and that isn't the life for me so I exist alone. I'm ok....btw I have my own pet magpie I reared from a baby, I saved him. Happy times together.
Yeah but 30 seconds later she says her FRIEND told her she should become a wildlife caretaker. Kinda goes against socializing with people huh
who does?
The girl talking
At 3 mins 14 seconds she says and I quote "my friend invited me to become a wildlife caregiver". I don't think she was talking about the bird inviting her
This random video in my feed made my day...tears I tell you....these Maggies rescued this woman...gave her love and a purpose....and having those magpie songs is so special...love seeing the kids playing in the yard like that too...amazing
I am an Aussie; I have a family of magpies come round every day for a snack and a talk and I look forward to them coming. We also live close to a hospital and one of them imitates the sound of an ambulance siren perfectly, they are great imitators and intelligent birds.
Same, they are such a beautiful bird and so intelligence. I love their songs in the morning and afternoons. Such a beautiful sound.
cool bro, I've got a butcherbird family that sounds very similar. The old male imitates the firetruck sirens, which, along with my malamutes howl, makes for a very interesting chorus.
@@BadDrivingHabitsOfAustralia You are right, very intelligence and beautiful sound, there seems to be more around our area this year, one of the young ones that has been coming around has just started imitating different sounds.
@@nexus3180 They are just amazing birds. I have a few around at my nans place. I might be gone for a few months and come back to visit my nan. But these birds remember me and come down to take some bread- my nan throws over for our geese. I know it's not good for them, so when I do some gardening and some of the worms are left on the surface (from the soil) The magpies come over and I throw one to them. But I know it's important for them to hunt for themselves. So I turn the sprinkler on. They come over for a drink and to take the worms left close to the surface. They thank me the next day with some beautiful song.
So- called Aussie! LMAOL!!
When a wild bird trusted in you, you're special, even if no human can see it
Down in our holiday home there are 28s ( Australian ring neck parrots ) everywhere and they have grown quite friendly! If you are patient enough the could even hop on your arm to get a nut
Pigeons count ? Because then I know a looooot of special people
Well what can humans see, we have eyes but they're only turned on if you know they're turned off
One of my fondest childhood memories is my grandfather feeding wild birds from his hands. Great video. Thank you for this uplift.
I see it she's beautiful
Knowing how magpies are, she’s safe. She’s got good bodyguards lol
i totally agree
@Yvonne Schoenrock realy that depends on the bird. Also, most diseases dont jump from birds to human. So releaxe Mrs. Schönrock (interesting name btw, If you didnt already know and it realy is your real name, it means: beautiful skirt 😁)
It is such a beautiful blessing that the two of you met each other. I know that you, fully, understand how intelligent they are and how special it is to have their absolute trust! Thank you for sharing this with us! ❤
I’m familiar with this wonderful lady from Australia. Her backyard is a gathering place for all the neighborhood birds. They all come to visit her and behave just like these adorable magpies. They know a kind hearted human when they see one. Amazing, isn’t she?
Tell her a nice american guy wants to meet her
Looks like ballarat Wendouree
Well said,She Truly has amazing Energy well the Maggie's are onto it!
Came here to find this, or say it. Good on her for choosing who to spend her time on.
@@columbusohio72 Creep alert
The first magpie saw how lonely Danielle was, and said "We can cure this. Watch us!"
Right!!!! It just shows how much we could be 1 with nature if we choose to open up our souls.
Love your comment. Glad they took to her.
@@patriciacolombini6567 ME TOO
Stupid
The golden question would be, how on earth is she lonely!!
What wrong with the guys from Australia.
Those birds are definitely spoiled, I find Corvids fascinating, probably the most intelligent birds in the world. For wild birds like Magpies to develop this kind of trust with a human is truly remarkable.
Most of the 20 to 25 are okay, but that Corvid-19 looks like trouble.
Technically, the Australian magpie is not a corvid, but is in the group called butcher birds.
They seems to have also good eye sight and memory, because they still recognise her (by face?) even when she wears completely different clothes, which in my opinion is really cool!
Australian Magpies are not corvidae
i had rescued one crow once and he keep visiting me each week they are very inteligent bird and very caring
Incredible. You must have a special energy for these birds to trust so implicitly. Great story. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!
I'm not usually jealous of a person's life, but this? It changes everything.
Looks like a family of magpies has adopted a human.
I thought the same :D
One Magpie chose her and the whole swarm adopted her.
Sweet!
Sweet, touching and very lovely. Incredible smart birds.
@@jetsam666 She did say it was the father. Magpies are familial and one of the few animals capable of empathy. They have demonstrated the intelligence of around a 4-5 year old- which is pretty remarkable.
@@stephanielesser2900 They are lovely birds. Until they swoop you.
I firmly believe that she is now the most powerful woman in all of Australia.
She has a whole army
True
That's why she was burned in 1842
@I.M. Shirley Rongh I just had to look up the great emu war... I’m both surprised and unsurprised. Mostly because I was never expecting emus to try to take over the world and unsurprised because well it’s Australia and everything, even the rocks, are out to get you. Also 2020 happened so much unexpected things happened that I’m just rarely surprised anymore.
She could train them to overthrow the Australian government
Nice one Danielle. Wonderfully unique Australian birds. I absolutely love ’em, even in the Spring time. Great to see they have blessed you as you have blessed them. Go Pies!! ⚫️⚪️
The sound they make is enchanting yet horrifying all at the same time
Living in Australia, I'm used to hearing it in the morning as the sun comes up, and after many years and some travel overseas, it helps me know I'm home to hear that call.
@@caz1764 was just about to write the same thing. Heading home soon after 3.5 years away. Can't wait to hear that sound.
@@caz1764 yeah! I live the sound of Maggie's in the morning, since I've moved to Southern tasmania, we don't get Maggie's as far down as I am so I miss their sound. I've noticed though there is a small group in huonville the next biggish town so maybe they'll migrate further down.
It's like small dinosaurs :)
its one of the sounds i miss the most from living in australia
That just cracked me up when the bird supervised you washing the window.
The head-bob was slaying me. I couldn't stop laughing! 😂😂
Magpie- You missed a spot
Watching the magpies follow you is the most adorable thing ever.
Not when your getting swooped
Lovely heart warming video. I also enjoy the company of wild birds.
The fact that she could befriend a whole bunch of magpies by chance is such a fun blessing. I only know them for how insanely smart they are and territorial. Birds can really surprise you. I figured they were just kinda mean. Apparently they're not all bad ♡
Birds are really smart for there size and adaptable. They are amazing.
@@evandugas7888 Especially corvids
I only know them from bein swooped by em. Scary mofos man. I wish I could friend em so they'd stop swoopin my arze. Cause each time they do,it makes me look stoopid. Runnin around,flailing my arms around n screamin like a bltch. Scary cuntz is all I know em as. Lol.
N nah. They ain't mean,they jus get to swoopin once mating season comes,when they've given birth n have chicks nearby ain't it?
@@philipsmi-lenguyen8155 one thing I learnt recently was if you stand your ground and look them straight on they leave you. My son actually got pecked in the back of the head, it broke the skin.
I need Danielle to put a camera making livestream of the magpie playground, I would push the subscribe button to her channel only for watch them play for hours
Yes! All Magpies, All The Time.
This is a cool idea
no one is going to mess with this women and her security detail.
mugger: *approaches maliciously*
magpie: *caws*
mugger: *ignores*
many more magpies: *caws*
mugger: w-what... birds? wtf? *approaches closer*
*magpies take defensive stance*
mugger: *confused noises* does she seriously have an army of magpies? *tries to attack*
Suddenly, the magpies swarm, and the mugger is seen in the air, before being dropped into a tree.
All would be muggers give up on their life when they don't just hear the story, but experience it again and again.
The hunter is making extra this season
How very cool.
@@MitchMitch77-77 so don’t threaten them. I had two times nest of hornets... mutual respect an everything will be peacefull.
ENJOYED THE VIDEO.
So good too see people being kind to our beloved animal friends. ❤
I have never heard a magpie before or knew how social they are. This is so wholesome! Thank you, Danielle and the dodo!
For the record: Corvids have a sense of humor that you may or may not appreciate xD
Ohh you should come to Australia wen it's babyseason youl love how friendly these birds can be 🤣🤣🤣
Walk along, minding your own business. Then......snap!
@@chevyatkins558 they are very friendly. Look up drop bears they are the same!
@@robertcarter4494 ok mate I'm going to look that up right now
I’d heard about how corvids recognize people who wronged them and teach their families to harass the perpetrator. It’s so sweet to see it the other way around: a magpie finding a good person and teaching all the others that this is a good human. ❤
These arent from the corvid family though, australian magpies are the only ones who arent related to other magpies over the world. Its still really nice to see tho!
@@ThyWeepingWillow Wow. They’re so intelligent that I never had any reason to question the idea they could be corvids. 😲
@@nerysghemor5781 yeah they're more related to butcherbirds than corvids, but that doesn't change the fact that they're still incredibly intelligent. it's as fascinating watching them as it is watching the ravens.
YESSSSSS!!!
Only date humans with a trail of magpies following them..
This is one Australian who will not be afraid of Magpies in the spring. It's adorable watching them follow her.
The chosen one
Why would anybody be afraid of magpies?
@@Dragon-wl5ic do you live in Australia? They're not called swoopy bois for nothing
@@Dragon-wl5ic magpies are known dive bombers and i dont even live in Australia lol
@@Dragon-wl5ic Just search over youtube with "magpie attack compilation ", those are one of the most annoying birds out there
This is so special, almost like a fantasy yet real. Glad the magpies adopted her and brought her a mission with other good people. God protect and bless her always and her faithful flock of Magpies.
0:17
*Lady stops*
Magpie: *dubstep sounds*
Omg, I'm in tears after watching 🥰 This was so very beautiful. It was so delightful watching them have fun and having a human that made them feel safe.
They could make their own robot monster roar with Magpie "chirps"
Oh hi Alteori!
"Habawowoawahbowahbo"
lmao
btw hi Alteori , it's both surprising and not really surprising to see you here
All fun and games until you get poked in the eye. I remember the movie "The Birds"
This is truly the best thing I’ve ever seen. So happy these Magpies trust in you as much as you trust in them
Well the birds could sense that you are a very gentle and kind person .., such a beautiful story . 🤗
that's what i thought too! she took them as they are with no expectations. unconditional. that's a gift.
@@asterischuchmann686 The very definition of Love.
Please see my RUclips😊
Ditto
I loved your video about the girl and her magpie friends so very much!