@@ShortFuseFighting I don't see a flea anywhere and fleas cab kill the birds (I live on a farm and the chicks get lots of them even though we try to get rid of them
Dad of the year material here for sure. Didn't just provide for his babies, but for his missus as well. 10/10 father, it's no wonder he raised so many fledglings when he's this attentive.
It's all in his own interest. He won't be able to spread his genetic material if he didn't do this. If he didn't feed the chicks they'd die and if he didn't feed the missus she would die or fly off and the chicks would also die because one parent alone can't raise the children in the bird world.
@@johannageisel5390 Doesn't make him any less of a top dada. The conservation of genetic material is just an arbitrary thing anyway. What matters is bird love.
Mrjmaxted0291 Uh, no. Literally no. For instance, did you know that the mum gets impregnated by other male birds as well, (cheating on the dad) and therefore not all the eggs are his?
this video make remember the good times where you just wanted to upload something to youtube in a genuine way, not because of the profit or the fame, just your pure style of art
I thought the nest was very clean, then I see the parents picking up the poop directly from the chicks' bottoms and taking it outside. What a clean bird (putting aside the fact that they picked up the poop with their beaks)
Pixelated Brush I have this bird book that explained around the lines that at least some birds have this type of tissue covering their poop, which makes it easier to clean the nest without getting a mess. Though it’s been years since I read that so I’m likely at least a little wrong
The way the last one took so long to leave makes me wonder if any species of birds are smart enough to think "Well, I'm the only one left. Guess this is my nest now. No need to make my own" lol.
@Eva K dont make children then, they never asked to be born, its your responsibility to provide them shelter until they grow up. Only very few exceptions can make them " kicking out " right.
4:20 "okay so, is it like this?" "no" "how about this?" "no, babe." "what if I do it like this?" "you're gonna hurt charlie's head" "how can you do it so easily???" "babe go bring me more groceries let this for the pros"
9:32 "hey kiiiids i brought a nice snack today" **charlie tries to eat it whole** "charlie what have we told you about sharing? gimme this" **kevin grabs it and eats it whole** "why you kids have to be so selfish jeez, now i'll have to go grab more" **kevin lifts his poopy butt**
@@debs1625 Kevin Had a poop sac, basically a sac of poop that the parents carry away so that predators won't pick up their nest location because of the smell from the poop of the young birds, It also keeps the nest clean and mite free
@Jerry Gonzales I think you mean black? I think they just represent the birdhouse or are just a framing device. The Diamonds are the primary point, I think.
I got when the last one was all alone in the nest. Had to move on, although it had the hardest time of them all to do so, apparently. Hesitated for a while there.
The babies be like: "man, im hungry. cant wait for mom and dad to get home and feed us. im just gonna take a little nap while i wa- *_OH YES THEYRE HERE AAAAAAAA-_*
From an evolutionary perspective, the dad bird had to do that anyway to make sure his kids survive to spread his genetic material. if he didn’t feed the mom, the mom would die and chicks would die too eventually because being a single bird parent for their species is hard. but yeah, if u look at it from a human emotional point of view, it’s sweet.
The guy that built this nest box did a great job, especially by adding a metal plate around the entry hole to prevent woodpeckers from pecking the hole larger! Bravo!
It's pretty tough for mother birds to keep track of that. Frequently one or two of the weaker or less aggressive chicks will starve to death because their louder and more assertive siblings get all the food.
Jack Jonas yes basically animals don’t have hearts they don’t care about the weak because the weak will only slow them down so they let them die or feed them to the other birds.
So it's better just to let them experience fun attaractions, like sitting on a toothpick or ride in a microwave. They will die anyway, but this way they at least do it fun.
*Lost footage.* Dad and mom return to the nest. Dad: Are they gone? Mom: Yes, dear. Dad: Finally. It’s about time. Mom: Whew. I thought they’d never leave.
I think the mom and dad had abandoned the nest towards the end. You can see bits of poo building up and the nest wearing down as the chicks are leaving.
any dead eggs would have been removed and she eats the shell to regain the calcium she used to make the eggs so that her calcium levels aren't monstrously low
I'm new to bird study. Is this common? Or do they only do this under certain circumstances? The best I can find online is that it's only in dire situations but she seems to be being fed regularly by the mate.
I've read now that she eats the shells to gain the calcium she lost to make the eggs. It's like nature's form of recycling. Animals are incredible. I don't know how they know what to do, but it's the current focus of my studies. Biology is my passion. I love to learn about the animals I share the world with.
@@bobcabbit6343 same, I assume it's for calcium. I mean, many animals eat the left overs of birth. Look at cats eating their birth sacs and ambilical cords for nutrition
Yeah, I had a friend who didn't know about their zebra finches calcium needs, and they ended up eating their own eggs. Pet shops sell cuttlefish bones for pet birds to peck at so they can get their calcium. Some birds will also eat leafy green veggies, like kale to get calcium.
Kudos to whoever built this bird nest so that it could go in there and safely have a brood of babies. We need lots more people doing this we can keep nature healthy. Plus it's an incredibly great way to teach your children about nature and also about how to build things.
Alexandru Hilliard lol same Idk why people go around on the internet saying "Hi👋 how are you👨?" It's just ultimately pointless I don't go around saying "Eyes👀" "Nose👃" "Mouth👄" "Poop💩"
@@phyllism2479 I was wondering what happened to that 8th egg because one moment it was there and the next moment it wasn't but the video never showed her eating it.
Здравствуйте! Впервые вижу внутреннюю жизнь такой известной и любимой городской птички - синицы. Как быстро развиваются птенцы, растут и становятся взрослыми. 20 дней и ты - самостоятельный! Спасибо за вашу работу и интерес к природе.
I know right, It's sortof interesting to see them fledge at the end... also to make sure noone dies or is left behind, that last bird, bit sad... and it probably won't be doing that good in the wild. You know, temperament and courage factors and all that.
What about the emperor penguin? The female lay the egg and then the male takes it over and the females always to the ocean to get fed and bring back a little for the Young. But by the time they get back there almost too exhausted to make it to the ocean themselves
I have a birdbox that gets a nest every year. Usually Blue Tits but this year it's Coal Tits. They seem to know the difference between their parents and a different noise. When I open the door to check on them, at first they lift their heads but then they stay still. They don't open their mouths. I don't think the Blue Tits ever have either from what I can remember.
Usually when they leave they have their parents nearby encouraging them to get the courage and fly and they stay together for some few months before they depart for good.
The nesting material reminds me of how we'd groom our dogs (I grew up with huskies, thick undercoat) in the spring and leave the fur out for the birds to nest with. And they did use it!
I've had so many nests around my house, never the idea to fix a camera in the usual location. I've seen up to 11 chicks in a single nest and still have photos. Wonderful parents.
Neferkitty, true. this dad bird is cool. unlike the father of my nephew. he fucks my sister, she gets pregnant, births their child, and he walks away because he doesn’t want responsibilities. i’d vote for this dad bird to be my nephew’s dad than his actual good-for-nothing father.
I got flashback when i was a kid, my parents taking good care of me, early in the morning, soft wind, bright sunlight, clear sky, birds chirping. Same vibe.
I always have doves having babies in my porch lights and they're always so cute, the chicks make nearly no noise so for a while you just see a momma and daddy dove chillin then suddenly there's a full grown chick dove like where TF did you come from and then he just fly's away.
please ppl during nesting time, leave them some wild seed, parents birds are so busy, often go hungry, I always leave (everyday) lost of seeds for them to make their life easier
But it only works for certain birds. Many need insects (because protein for the chicks to grow) and don't have much use for seeds. If you want to make them happy, buy some larvae in a pet supply store and leave them for the birds.
@@johannageisel5390 you'd be surprised at how many type of birds (even large ones like magpies) actually eat the seeds and only the seeds. I've been putting bird seeds in my garden during winter for 10 years now,and there's seriously a LOT of birds that eat them. Especially some i never expected to do that.
You SHOULDN'T feed seeds during nesting time, the parents will give them to the chicks and they will choke on them and die. During this time, they should eat soft insects. If you want to help, get some soft live bait from a fishing bait shop for them-
@@blue_lux The adults, yes. But not the young. But you're partly right. I didn't read leeoh moon's comment correctly. They were talking about the parent birds eating the seeds themselves, not them giving them to their young. However, I still agree with Ádor Cserőd that soft animal-stuff is better to provide for them. "Despite the varied feeding habits of adult perching birds, all baby birds require similar nutrients to grow and thrive. Perching birds that normally feed on high-protein insects, feed these to their young. But perching birds that normally feed on seeds, fruits and berries also feed insects to their young until they leave the nest. This is because seeds, fruits and berries do not have enough protein content to sustain the enormous growth rate of baby birds." --- From: www.2ndchance.info/insecteater.htm
I used to raise an Iraqi Bulbul back home. He became so related and connected to me that even when I set him free outdoor, he return to my shoulder. This relationship made me feel that my soul is just like a Bulbul.
@bing bingbung Love is what you experience when you find something that you don't want to share with anything in the remaining entirety of the world. Love is also suffering, because you understand that only through the gift of intellectual capacity could you have loved to begin with. But far too natural is that capacity. So how can you hide anything from nature, if itself the intention to hide is natural? We can conclude that he who loves is suffering; but intelligence is suffering. Hence love ultimately is a demonstration of intelligence.
They actually stay together as a family another 14 days while the parents learn the chick's eat in nature. Then the chicks stay together for a while. The parents often gets two periods with eggs/chicks.
It's so cool to see the types of insects they mum and dad bring for the chicks. They start off with larvae and caterpillars, soft boys easy to eat, but once they're a little bigger they're bringing them whole grasshoppers and beetles
Damn, these parents did an excellent job. I watched another video of these same type of birds and out of half a dozen only 2 babies survived. I am glad to see 7/8 of these little ones had made it. ^^
Я бы не отказался сохранить природу в виде коллекции заспиртованных новорожденных птенчиков. Интересно, они бы стали пытаться выбраться, карабкаясь друг по другу по мере заливания их раствором? Сколько бы они продержались? Птенчики - это просто рай для экспериментатора! Они должны продаваться в наборах юного биолога.
@@MiguelAndrade-gt7si I don't pity their hard work. It was their conscious decision to perpetuate nature's course, so it was only fair that they had to deal with the consequences of their actions. If they had only wanted sex, they could have used a tit condom, or something.
@@sartreplagiarizedmyunborns9104 I'm nominating your name and comment for the nobel peace prize award. Also, whatever happened to the body of the 8th chick? Was it buried and smothered by it's brothers and sisters to decompose right beneath their twig legs?
Because it is. He was our willing testing subject for new "BABY BIRD DESTROYER 9000" system. He had tiny electrodes on his belly and in cloaca which kept on frying him. In the end, he exploded - mom wasn't hurt, and other babies ate remains of the subject. He was the first baby bird to experience the system we use to kill dozens baby birds per day in concentration camps.
Que fofo! Eu ainda vou realizar meu sonho de ter também minha "hospedaria" grátis para passarinhos,com direito a "vídeo vigilância" 24 horas por dia😍😇🙏🙏🙏😊 Todavia Deus já me abençoou com essa alegria também: certo dia eu estava passando no meu condomínio e vi uma planta tão bonita que estava do lado de fora da casa de uma vizinha. Bati a porta pra pedir um pézinho,a vizinha primeiramente agradeceu por eu não ter roubado como algumas pessoas faziam (já que a planta estava na rua mesmo) e mandou eu passar no dia seguinte porque ela estava muito ocupada. No dia seguinte lá estava eu toda ansiosa à porta da vizinha outra vez, aí a vizinha pegou um facão, veio para fora, e deu pra mim vários pés enormes da planta. Eu agradeci muito e quando plantei no meu vasinho de parede, lá numa sombra no alto da minha varanda, a planta já estava muito frondosa à vista, porque ela já veio em bastante quantidade. Aí certo dia eu estava regando todas as plantas da varanda e quando olhei para aquele vaso notei uns pauzinhos estranhos salientes que eu sabia que não era para estarem ali, aí eu pus a mão para tirar e senti algo bem morninho. Aí pousei o jarro de água que estava na mão direita, peguei um banco e subi para espreitar o vaso e adivinhem o que achei? 2 ovinhos! 😇🥰❤❤❤ Era um ninho, bem aninhado mesmo, na planta que tanto amei, oferta da vizinha desconhecida. Foi um dia muito feliz na minha vida. Na primeira vez que abri a porta da varanda e encontrei a mãe ou o pai pássaro no ninho, ela ou ele voou mas só até 2 metros de distância. Aí eu comecei a falar com ele/ela: "olha podes voltar, eu não vou te fazer mal, vocês são muito bem-vindos aqui, etc etc. Passado uns dias os pássaros já não fugiam mais de mim quando eu fosse para a varanda, eu evitava ir para aquela varanda, pouco regava as plantas dali e já nem regava aquele vaso. E também orava por eles antes de dormir😊😇🙏🙏 Até ao dia em que eu vi com os meus olhinhos quase chorando de alegria as 2 crias meio que empoleiradas no ninho, a mãe ou pai por essa altura já nem fugiam de mim, eu respeitei sempre a distância mas dei parabéns kkk foi lindo🥰❤ Algumas vezes eu encontrava as crias sozinhas bem encolhidinhas,mas hoje eu sei que os pais com certeza iam procurar comida. Enfim. DEUS SEJA SEMPRE LOUVADO PELA OBRA DAS SUAS MÃOS !
Never in my life have I ever RUclipsd videos of birds. Then some birb comes along and build a nest on my porch and all of a sudden RUclips starts putting these in my recommended list like "HEY KID I HEAR YOU'VE GOT BIRDS".
It's almost like when you play Minecraft with 8 of your friends in a dirt pit, and your friends decide to gradually fledge off to build their own home. :'( So sad. So empty.
I just loved how undisturbed they were, and what a wonderful place they had to nest. No one was tossed out, all survived with a lot of love and care. Don’t you wish humans were that kind
@Conservative Hamster I find that a little disturbing that it turns you on. I never got a hard-on when I was cutting off rabbit heads or chicken heads or shooting and sticking pigs. You would probably just blown a gasket when I've had to put some puppies down with a 22. But hey, you should join the Army. Now of course you can't go to the jungles of Vietnam but there is Iraq and Afghanistan. And even there it can get up close and personal. But just remember those bastards shoot back but I would not recommend you telling the army that you get a hard-on watching birds and rats die because I think that would keep you out when they done the psych eval. And trust me it's a hell of a lot different than playing on one of them damn video games!
Hello lovely screamingminnow. Take me to Long to trap a lot of mice but I can drive to the next town and probably by a cage full and while I was down there I could pick us up a bottle of George Dickel and maybe case of beer and a bottle of good Chardonnay. Then I could build up a nice fire in my yard under the Moon and I'll build and Electric trap and release the mice into it and we can have a little wine liquor or beer and watch the mice jump around in the cage. And as the fire burns down, and the Rats die off we could adjourn to the living room or bedroom and turn on RUclips! And then we could really let nature take its course!
@@ElenaAshe Bed bug females don't have vaginal openings. The male bed bug penis is like a sharp needle and he pierces a hole into the female violently. So no, god did not intend all creatures to be loving, unfortunately.
Oh, those hard working parent birds did a good job. They fed equally well all those demanding chicks and made them all fledge without having anyone left behind. Really wonderful.
That nest looks so incredibly fluffy and cozy
looks like a flea factory....
@@ShortFuseFighting I don't see a flea anywhere and fleas cab kill the birds (I live on a farm and the chicks get lots of them even though we try to get rid of them
Would you live in there? :D :D :D
Nika Chkhobadze yeah if it was a little cleaner
@@ShortFuseFighting Natureeee~~~~~
Dad of the year material here for sure. Didn't just provide for his babies, but for his missus as well. 10/10 father, it's no wonder he raised so many fledglings when he's this attentive.
Thats why he was able to find a mate. In animal world females rarely pick wrong male xD
It's all in his own interest.
He won't be able to spread his genetic material if he didn't do this. If he didn't feed the chicks they'd die and if he didn't feed the missus she would die or fly off and the chicks would also die because one parent alone can't raise the children in the bird world.
@@johannageisel5390 Doesn't make him any less of a top dada. The conservation of genetic material is just an arbitrary thing anyway. What matters is bird love.
@@Mrjmaxted0291 Awwww, you're right.
Mrjmaxted0291 Uh, no. Literally no.
For instance, did you know that the mum gets impregnated by other male birds as well, (cheating on the dad) and therefore not all the eggs are his?
i love how baby birds are 90% gaping mouth
it reminds me of some leech from a horror film
It reminds me of... stuff
reminds me of kids
please dont say gaping it reminds me of...
@@ohhsplashkrs3149 ur mum? :D
7:18 *Mom comes home*
Chicks: :O :O :O :O :O :O
Mom: *Only looks around, leaves*
Chicks: :| :| :| :| :| :|
😂
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Filthy Insurrectionist what
Actually she fed one
😂👍
mom: returns to nest
mouths: a c t i v a t e d
@Conservative Hamster
dunno what your problem is or why you clicked on this video if you hate birds that much but good for you mate
Use some glue do deactivate them so chicks won't tire.
@@noneedtoknowmyname9666
Dad engineer TF2: that works
- How often do they feed?
- Yes!
if thats instinct then who created instinct
baby birds: *are hungry*
mom with no food: *sits on them*
The only way to ignore them is to make them disappear 😂
This is what I do, I sit on you~ sit on you~ sit on you~
ShadowclawIV sit on me then -u-
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wrr, do any s ok
this video make remember the good times where you just wanted to upload something to youtube in a genuine way, not because of the profit or the fame, just your pure style of art
This was 2015 dude, it was hardly any different from today except now there's stricter monitorisation rules.
Nothing changed
There are still people who upload videos for profit and for fun and knowledge
spaghetti yeah but It’s been harder and harder to find. Especially when RUclips pushes these random big RUclipsr in your (people in general)’s face’s.
My google adsense got click bombed so i just upload videos for fun (on different accounts not this one).
Exams will kill me- I think you meant the rules of monetization have changed. Good luck with your exams!
Baby birds: Gaping mouth O
Mom: Sits on them.
İt means: Shut up children.
@@ehsaanyousef2273 wtf
Sweet home alabama
i love how dad cared about mom
That doesn't really happen
thats why men are for! to take care of his family :D
Fakhrul Islam Haque ???
@@fakhrulislamhaq not all females are the same like not all males dissapear when they find out their mate is pregnant.
@@fakhrulislamhaq let me guess they kick you out when you suggest them to wear burka, right? XD
It's so sweet to see how the male is feeding the female in the beginning. Such a good husband for sure ♥
Kkk yeaah😍🥰🥰❤
It’s easy because his wife has Great Tits 🤣
I thought the nest was very clean, then I see the parents picking up the poop directly from the chicks' bottoms and taking it outside. What a clean bird (putting aside the fact that they picked up the poop with their beaks)
لو كنت على غير الإسلام لأشهرت إسلامي اليوم ما أعظمك يا الله
Pixelated Brush I have this bird book that explained around the lines that at least some birds have this type of tissue covering their poop, which makes it easier to clean the nest without getting a mess. Though it’s been years since I read that so I’m likely at least a little wrong
when the dad is holding poop in his beak, but one of the chicks is blocking the exit x_x
Oh yeah let the bird just use its hand to find something to pick it up
@@adhdasdfroflxd123 That makes total sense. Their poop seemed pretty tight, it looked like it was similar to taking the rubbish out in a bin liner :)
The way the last one took so long to leave makes me wonder if any species of birds are smart enough to think "Well, I'm the only one left. Guess this is my nest now. No need to make my own" lol.
tylerdurden3891 no they all fly south for the winter and find a mate
That's not smart. Thats lazy
Yes, the common cuckoo. To bad I can't lay bird houses around home to recruit a chick of them because they don't exist in SA
Such a good husband.
I know right? 😃
@Eva K dont make children then, they never asked to be born, its your responsibility to provide them shelter until they grow up. Only very few exceptions can make them " kicking out " right.
Eva K fucking boomer stop with the emojis ffs
@@mocha8908 jesus christ, take a joke
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Wow we see birds flying arround like they have nothing to do, but they are very busy
Paco_bl yup :3
yeaahhh like wtf look how hungry those babies are all the time
So cute
They fly to find food, not because it's fun
Ye
2020, these bird’s great-great-great-great grandchildren are laying eggs now
Don't let that distract you from the fact that there wasn't even a single pair of tits in this video
yew root but there’s a lot of chicks
These birbs average 10/15 years...
@@seductivegoat2403 yes there was, the mother and father were a species of Great Tit, or otherwise known as tits.
@@funnypicturess now i use a big sweep scare the cat away! In order to protect the birds that I don't allow the cat to stay in my garden anymore
Mom: comes home
Chicks: :O :O :O :O :O
: : : : :
fixed it for you
*Parent
aaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Mystery Mouseketool *Mom
@@ThatsaToilet *Father
1:04 "honey i'm back with groceries"
"thx babe luv u"
"stay safe with babies brb"
"by babe"
4:20 "okay so, is it like this?"
"no"
"how about this?"
"no, babe."
"what if I do it like this?"
"you're gonna hurt charlie's head"
"how can you do it so easily???"
"babe go bring me more groceries let this for the pros"
9:32 "hey kiiiids i brought a nice snack today"
**charlie tries to eat it whole**
"charlie what have we told you about sharing? gimme this"
**kevin grabs it and eats it whole**
"why you kids have to be so selfish jeez, now i'll have to go grab more"
**kevin lifts his poopy butt**
@@NosebleeddeGroselha loved it 😂 what Kevin had on his butt? 😂
@@debs1625 Kevin Had a poop sac, basically a sac of poop that the parents carry away so that predators won't pick up their nest location because of the smell from the poop of the young birds, It also keeps the nest clean and mite free
@@birbsgobrr1619 uhhh very interesting.
It was funny Kevin putting his butt on air 😂
that cracks me up everytime either mom or dad return and it's instant open mouths, lol.
Lol
Birbs be like:
⬛⬛⬛
⬛🔶⬛
⬛⬛⬛
More like
🔸🔸🔸
🔸🔸🔸
Gotta be honest, I don't get it.
Edit: I figured it out as soon as I saved the comment, lol.
Landon Hagan can u explain plz XD
@@CHANNEL__ZER0 It's what their mouths look like in the video whenever they want food.
@Jerry Gonzales I think you mean black? I think they just represent the birdhouse or are just a framing device. The Diamonds are the primary point, I think.
Is it weird that i got emotional when the nest was all empty at the end?
my attempt to recording humm bird in my backyard ruclips.net/video/7dXt-Q39MiM/видео.html
It's not at all
I got when the last one was all alone in the nest. Had to move on, although it had the hardest time of them all to do so, apparently. Hesitated for a while there.
Yes
yes
The babies be like: "man, im hungry. cant wait for mom and dad to get home and feed us. im just gonna take a little nap while i wa- *_OH YES THEYRE HERE AAAAAAAA-_*
Those are some horny birdies
@@catalinad6982 No wonder they're called Great Tit
thats me XD
Baby birds are my spirit animal.
@@xLCLIPx
Exactly, only be awake when theres food for the prize.
I find it sweet how the dad comes back and feeds the mom I know that's what they do but still it's cute
ترجم ???????
@@NK12I تحس ان من اللطافة الاب يرجع ليطعم الام .. رغم انه واجبهم او شيء كذلك لكن كيوت
From an evolutionary perspective, the dad bird had to do that anyway to make sure his kids survive to spread his genetic material. if he didn’t feed the mom, the mom would die and chicks would die too eventually because being a single bird parent for their species is hard. but yeah, if u look at it from a human emotional point of view, it’s sweet.
"mom eats egg" SHELLS
Jesus, editor! Huge difference!!!
I'm sure most people could tell what they meant by the context.
She eats eggs too,when they don't hatch, she eats it so it won't rot the nest
Birds need calcium
Egg full of calcium
@@Alloverthecarpet1 I had a sensible chuckle when I read the caption.
Leave nothing to waste 🥰
The guy that built this nest box did a great job, especially by adding a metal plate around the entry hole to prevent woodpeckers from pecking the hole larger! Bravo!
The sound of the last bird leaving was so bittersweet.
🌸💐💝
I almost shed a tear
I always wonder how they keep track of who has eaten and who hasn’t.
Right because it seems like no matter how much they're given, their mouths remain open like they never got anything
Yeah it's a great problem actually. I have pigeons. Sometimes they get confused and one chick remains unfeed. My mother has to feed them then
It's pretty tough for mother birds to keep track of that. Frequently one or two of the weaker or less aggressive chicks will starve to death because their louder and more assertive siblings get all the food.
@@Jabbersac You got the same situation here, on 5:38 we can see 8 chicks, but later there is only 7 of them...
Jack Jonas yes basically animals don’t have hearts they don’t care about the weak because the weak will only slow them down so they let them die or feed them to the other birds.
Me: wow almost a 17 minute video. That’s long. I’m not gonna watch all of it
*watches every second with pure enjoyment*
"There is more to life than increasing its speed" (Gandhi)
😍
Reads your comment thinks humph I won't last that long. Give it 30 seconds. Starts watching... Totally absorbed.
@@elskekoelstra1725 are u Indian cause Gandhi G is Indian
yeah , you can fu ck yourself
5:36 it's funnier if you imagine it's the baby birds making the static sound.
man baby birds look annoying to raise, they are constantly wining, you cant even remember which one you fed last
Kate He was referring to the chicks parents raising and feeding them .
@Kate He's talking about THIS video of wild tits, not somebody's domesticated pet parrots.
Like children
So it's better just to let them experience fun attaractions, like sitting on a toothpick or ride in a microwave. They will die anyway, but this way they at least do it fun.
@Fate I
I was rooting for that last chick. It's like, "where is everyone?". This is scary, I can do it, and then it's off!
*Lost footage.* Dad and mom return to the nest.
Dad: Are they gone?
Mom: Yes, dear.
Dad: Finally. It’s about time.
Mom: Whew. I thought they’d never leave.
Chick: mom, dad, we didn´t leave yet, we are flying but you must keep feeding us for some time!
This is also human life
Where did the mom and dad go?
This 100000000000%
I think the mom and dad had abandoned the nest towards the end. You can see bits of poo building up and the nest wearing down as the chicks are leaving.
I dont know y but that last bird being left alone made me emotional 😂
It happens in my post box. Fir months, everyday when I were back from school, I watched them. But yeah... one day, they gone 😭
sad
@@sadteeto rly sad dude wtf
That is life for you. Nothing stands still.
So sad! But you wish them well, i know.
Ye
"Mum eats eggs"
Me: WHAT?
(sees she's eating the shells that remained)
Me: Oh, whew!
WhiteBladeZero She could also be eating any dead eggs aswell
any dead eggs would have been removed and she eats the shell to regain the calcium she used to make the eggs so that her calcium levels aren't monstrously low
Mom eats the shells not the eggs.
Mum eats eggs
I am really uncomfortable right now.
@@stjudeprayer7 скорлупу от яиц,а деток 7 вырастила,
This is why independent film makers are the best.
7:18 anyone else find the bird’s beak shape funny, especially when they all simultaneously open their mouths?
It's super grossing me out, like a visceral reaction
@@lyssakate Same for me.
It's like they literaly have a hole as a head.
Baby birds: mom is coming! *automatically opens mouth*
@Conservative Hamster woah there bro
@Conservative Hamster probably an owl ate you before you did that 😂
6:25-6:35 Aww, look at those little trumpets :)
Kappa
You mean those little tits?
Thats cute! ^°^
5:53 I'm no expert but I assume that one is female...
,, Look at all those chickens" 😂😂
i love when their mother enters theyre like- ''FEED ME!'' ''NO FEED ME!'' 😭
This was on my recommend. So cute 😭💖 glad they grew up safety
The 7 little mouths open at the same time look like flowers....
kate kay 6
@@viniljacob6807recount...7
kate kay 8 eggs only 7 chick what happened
Look carefully and read the text...
kate kay same thought :D
5:43
*Baby birds keep opening mouths for the food*
*Mother lay on them*
*One keeps its mouth open thinking “Where’s my food?”*
Hahahahahhaha thanks for that comment 😂
Fresh Ninja
your welcome xD
The chick accidentally ate its mom's ass.
*SWEET HOME ALABAMA*
Eat them ass
Black Raven it’s a joke. Sorry
I think this bird wins Husband of the Year award. 😂😂
she protecc,
she attacc
but most importantly...
she eat eg as snacc
You should check out 10:00
@@snerketryne 🤣
I'm new to bird study. Is this common? Or do they only do this under certain circumstances? The best I can find online is that it's only in dire situations but she seems to be being fed regularly by the mate.
I've read now that she eats the shells to gain the calcium she lost to make the eggs. It's like nature's form of recycling. Animals are incredible. I don't know how they know what to do, but it's the current focus of my studies. Biology is my passion. I love to learn about the animals I share the world with.
@@bobcabbit6343 same, I assume it's for calcium. I mean, many animals eat the left overs of birth. Look at cats eating their birth sacs and ambilical cords for nutrition
oh, so birds recycle egg shells? this is very fascinating~
It's hard to come by calcium.
Laying eggs is very taxing on the mother’s calcium- reabsorbing some is key
Yeah, I had a friend who didn't know about their zebra finches calcium needs, and they ended up eating their own eggs. Pet shops sell cuttlefish bones for pet birds to peck at so they can get their calcium. Some birds will also eat leafy green veggies, like kale to get calcium.
She does this to gain vitamins like calcium. Hens do it too
Nobody:
Baby birds: *hears a sound*
Also baby birds: **opens mouth**
not funny
Why baby birds so dumb ? They hear any noise and then be like oh food aaahhhh! Oh there's nothing there oh no food
@@disabledmechanic5316 Made me smile, so . . .
@@honeybee4380 cuz they're blind, it's their instincts
@Chirble okay that was mean I take it back
Kudos to whoever built this bird nest so that it could go in there and safely have a brood of babies. We need lots more people doing this we can keep nature healthy. Plus it's an incredibly great way to teach your children about nature and also about how to build things.
other channels purposely use weak wooden boxed with slightly larger holes to encourage predation because it gets them more views
@@rebelslave2861 Stupid assholes.. I can't even watch those videos so hopefully there's more like me.
Yes. We MUST counter cat ladies! Cats are THE #1 predator in human civ…
10:00 and 11:38 To keep the nest clean they literally use their beak's to take the poop 💩 from the chicks 🐣 butt...wow!!
goodness jonathan I see what you did tyere
goodness jonathan I thought this was just awesome, I didn’t know this 😁
As do Mother dogs 🐶 for pups
@@SeeFair23 really?? 😲 wow you learn everyday
Alexandru Hilliard lol same
Idk why people go around on the internet saying "Hi👋 how are you👨?"
It's just ultimately pointless
I don't go around saying
"Eyes👀" "Nose👃" "Mouth👄" "Poop💩"
Dad : *trys to feed the baby*
Mom: “danggit John you have to chew it up first or they will choke!
"God damn it woman I'm tryin'! *grumble grumble*
@@TheOneTrueGesta wtf bro
i always have to laugh when i see those cute wide open mouths of the chicks 😂😂😂 it looks so cute and funny 😂😂😂
I had to see it every day for one week once and I don't want to do that again
Because its very cartoony looking
not cute gross
lol yea baby birds are like 90% gaping mouth
me and smudge you just did it right now
7 out of 8 eggs hatched. That's pretty good considering everything wants to eat them and also weather.
@@a1phamalestud Weather still rattles/shakes the box. And all they have to do is take one step outside and *BOOM* , they're food.
sad to think tons of momma birds die while hunting for their kids and never return to the nest so they starve to death.
Sad, but that’s Mother Nature in play. Stuff like that helps to build a stronger gene pool if you believe in Darwin’s theorem...
That's why you should ate baby birds to save them from starving to death. Offer them a wild ride at microwave.
How many of them needlessly killed by the damn well fed cats!
@@TovKafur savage
Why’d you have to go and say that 😭
*Should say “Mum eats EGGSHELL” not just “eggs.”*
I thought she was chowing down the unhatched eggs because i was skipping parts of the video.
You can clearly see it's just an eggshell though
Not he's fault that you're dumb
Yes, a bit misleading
Yes she ate one. They were initially 8 eggs.
@@phyllism2479 I was wondering what happened to that 8th egg because one moment it was there and the next moment it wasn't but the video never showed her eating it.
Здравствуйте! Впервые вижу внутреннюю жизнь такой известной и любимой городской птички - синицы. Как быстро развиваются птенцы, растут и становятся взрослыми.
20 дней и ты - самостоятельный!
Спасибо за вашу работу и интерес к природе.
О ну хоть один русский тут .. Здорова 🙂🖐..
@@user-fo4it2wg7m 😊✋
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I had absolutely no intention on watching the entire video but I ended up doing so
I know right, It's sortof interesting to see them fledge at the end... also to make sure noone dies or is left behind, that last bird, bit sad... and it probably won't be doing that good in the wild. You know, temperament and courage factors and all that.
The bird dad is such bread provider, such a proud for him
English?
non-english native speaker? ? ?
@@orangedrawz7209 oh shut up you know what they ment !
@@kaylakay7779 for real people are very annoying when they do that
What about the emperor penguin? The female lay the egg and then the male takes it over and the females always to the ocean to get fed and bring back a little for the Young. But by the time they get back there almost too exhausted to make it to the ocean themselves
5:55 when mom tells you to go to sleep but you wanna midnight snack
I hope this thing was eaten this night.
@@TovKafur Don't click bird videos if you don't like them!
@@AlPootis I love them - especially with mustard. Especially babies. Their meat is so tender.
@@TovKafur Your brain is so small, not even a zombie could smell or see it!
@@TovKafur I didn't mean chickens. I eat them to. I mean regular birds.
7:15 as soon as the chicks hear someone go inside their home, their beaks open up like yellow calla lilies.
I have a birdbox that gets a nest every year. Usually Blue Tits but this year it's Coal Tits. They seem to know the difference between their parents and a different noise. When I open the door to check on them, at first they lift their heads but then they stay still. They don't open their mouths. I don't think the Blue Tits ever have either from what I can remember.
Usually when they leave they have their parents nearby encouraging them to get the courage and fly and they stay together for some few months before they depart for good.
The nesting material reminds me of how we'd groom our dogs (I grew up with huskies, thick undercoat) in the spring and leave the fur out for the birds to nest with. And they did use it!
I've had so many nests around my house, never the idea to fix a camera in the usual location. I've seen up to 11 chicks in a single nest and still have photos. Wonderful parents.
Such sweet family! I love how male birds take care of their babies and support mom 😍
Neferkitty, true. this dad bird is cool. unlike the father of my nephew. he fucks my sister, she gets pregnant, births their child, and he walks away because he doesn’t want responsibilities. i’d vote for this dad bird to be my nephew’s dad than his actual good-for-nothing father.
I got flashback when i was a kid, my parents taking good care of me, early in the morning, soft wind, bright sunlight, clear sky, birds chirping. Same vibe.
🌸💐💝
your parents care about you? Lucky
I always have doves having babies in my porch lights and they're always so cute, the chicks make nearly no noise so for a while you just see a momma and daddy dove chillin then suddenly there's a full grown chick dove like where TF did you come from and then he just fly's away.
@Nidhi welcome to the fuckin' internet
please ppl during nesting time, leave them some wild seed, parents birds are so busy, often go hungry, I always leave (everyday) lost of seeds for them to make their life easier
Not only during nesting time,but also during winter.
But it only works for certain birds.
Many need insects (because protein for the chicks to grow) and don't have much use for seeds.
If you want to make them happy, buy some larvae in a pet supply store and leave them for the birds.
@@johannageisel5390 you'd be surprised at how many type of birds (even large ones like magpies) actually eat the seeds and only the seeds. I've been putting bird seeds in my garden during winter for 10 years now,and there's seriously a LOT of birds that eat them. Especially some i never expected to do that.
You SHOULDN'T feed seeds during nesting time, the parents will give them to the chicks and they will choke on them and die. During this time, they should eat soft insects. If you want to help, get some soft live bait from a fishing bait shop for them-
@@blue_lux The adults, yes. But not the young.
But you're partly right. I didn't read leeoh moon's comment correctly. They were talking about the parent birds eating the seeds themselves, not them giving them to their young.
However, I still agree with Ádor Cserőd that soft animal-stuff is better to provide for them.
"Despite the varied feeding habits of adult perching birds, all baby birds require similar nutrients to grow and thrive. Perching birds that normally feed on high-protein insects, feed these to their young. But perching birds that normally feed on seeds, fruits and berries also feed insects to their young until they leave the nest. This is because seeds, fruits and berries do not have enough protein content to sustain the enormous growth rate of baby birds."
--- From: www.2ndchance.info/insecteater.htm
I have always loved these birds. Beautiful creatures
Same but i dont like their poo
I used to raise an Iraqi Bulbul back home. He became so related and connected to me that even when I set him free outdoor, he return to my shoulder. This relationship made me feel that my soul is just like a Bulbul.
@@firasedmon8348 That's adorable. Best I can do was a random docile jackdaw that appeared the day before a solar eclipse and left the day after
@bing bingbung Love is what you experience when you find something that you don't want to share with anything in the remaining entirety of the world. Love is also suffering, because you understand that only through the gift of intellectual capacity could you have loved to begin with. But far too natural is that capacity. So how can you hide anything from nature, if itself the intention to hide is natural? We can conclude that he who loves is suffering; but intelligence is suffering. Hence love ultimately is a demonstration of intelligence.
9:45
"Just one bite Timmy, leave something for your siblings.
TIMMY!"
So sad they gone
The circle of life
Same for humans, when growing up everyone takes his own path and only remember the good memories of the family house.😢
What do u mean gone?
@@leslieannpolinar9735 flown the nest. They walked out that door, they no come back no more.
mom and dad gone before
@@Rose.Of.Hizaki solid english
10:00 NAPPY CHANGED 😂
OH MY GOD.
LMAO 👌 😂
lmao can't believe there aren't more comments about that part, came down just to see if people were talking about it XD
@@unpunlievable same!! I was like "what the fuck is going on here" xDD
smol birds: *sleep*
mama bird: *comes in*
smol birds 0.00001 seconds later: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Beautiful! A new generation of babies hatched & fledged. Wonderful to see, thankyou for posting this
Thank you so much for uploading this, this is incredible!
Just a life of bird.
Thank you
I bet if you used sad music at the end then it will make many people cry
😂😂😂
RolF yep, I'd be one to cry lol
TOTALLY!!
newbies gaming music would be too much for my small heart
I think It’s sadder without music, it’s such a commun to see leavings in the nature
I felt kinda bad for the last chick. It is hardly gonna see its siblings again now.
True they maybe meet when they try find food 🥺
They actually stay together as a family another 14 days while the parents learn the chick's eat in nature. Then the chicks stay together for a while. The parents often gets two periods with eggs/chicks.
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It's so cool to see the types of insects they mum and dad bring for the chicks. They start off with larvae and caterpillars, soft boys easy to eat, but once they're a little bigger they're bringing them whole grasshoppers and beetles
5:53 - I'm sorry but this part is Hilarious, It's sounds like that chick is Screaming bloody murder
Haahahhahhaaha
Lol, thanks
You made my day
Lol
Triggerded
😂 lol
Smaller birds like that always seem to have the nicest, softest, and snuggliest nests! lol
6:00 🤣
Chicks: please feed us.
Mom : nope just shut up
Damn, these parents did an excellent job. I watched another video of these same type of birds and out of half a dozen only 2 babies survived. I am glad to see 7/8 of these little ones had made it. ^^
"2nd may 2014 - mum eats eggs"
damn nature, you're scary
(should have said "mum eats egg shells")
Mum eats horny Thanos
Thanks for clarifying. I was in disgust before.
5:57 lol lil bird is just chilling head out mouth open and ready for food 🤣
🌹💝💐MaryJane🌸🌷🌹
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Mother: Brings 1 larvae
7 Birdlings: CHIRP CHIRP CHIRP CHIRP BIG MOUTH OPEN GIMME FOOD PLZ
Mother: Aww shit, here we go again...
3:20 mum eats eggs
I: what a vulture!
5 seconds later: ah, no, it's just the shells
The egg was infertile so there was no baby inside, so I guess eating the egg was a way for the mom to get food and energy back-
@@smudged4090 this time it was just a shell. birds eat shells of (their) eggs to get Calcium back and to help digestion
I love how that one at 13:00 is like i'm going to leave this place
-looks outside- oh hell no
12:25 " Yo.. You got something on your beak.. Let me just uh.... Eat that."
It's a poop.
...❤️...❤️...❤️...
У меня в сердце просто море любви и позитива после этого видео!
Спасибо автору за труд и любовь к птицам!
Люди, берегите природу.
🌸💐💝
Я бы не отказался сохранить природу в виде коллекции заспиртованных новорожденных птенчиков. Интересно, они бы стали пытаться выбраться, карабкаясь друг по другу по мере заливания их раствором? Сколько бы они продержались? Птенчики - это просто рай для экспериментатора! Они должны продаваться в наборах юного биолога.
9:59 that was so cute! I never knew how they kept their nest from getting full of poop.
Pleasant Home Painting LLC glad humans don’t have to do that. 🤮
@@debmorton3310 humans shit
Humans don’t have to eat their baby’s shit.
Deb Morton The mother bird didn’t eat it... She just removed it from the nest..
@@debmorton3310 people eat ass 😠
Not saying I'm one of those people 😠
The parents did a really good job ❤️
7 made it. That's pretty impressive.
People barely rear 1 and then it becomes a drug addict, or a lazy hobo.
I was confused because I thought they had started with 7, but I re-counted and it turns out that they actually started with 8.
Definitely! But long extra work hours for mom n dad...
@@MiguelAndrade-gt7si I don't pity their hard work. It was their conscious decision to perpetuate nature's course, so it was only fair that they had to deal with the consequences of their actions. If they had only wanted sex, they could have used a tit condom, or something.
@@sartreplagiarizedmyunborns9104 I'm nominating your name and comment for the nobel peace prize award.
Also, whatever happened to the body of the 8th chick? Was it buried and smothered by it's brothers and sisters to decompose right beneath their twig legs?
5:55 it sounds like the baby bird is just screaming constantly
Because it is. He was our willing testing subject for new "BABY BIRD DESTROYER 9000" system. He had tiny electrodes on his belly and in cloaca which kept on frying him. In the end, he exploded - mom wasn't hurt, and other babies ate remains of the subject. He was the first baby bird to experience the system we use to kill dozens baby birds per day in concentration camps.
@@TovKafur wtf
I love this
Que fofo! Eu ainda vou realizar meu sonho de ter também minha "hospedaria" grátis para passarinhos,com direito a "vídeo vigilância" 24 horas por dia😍😇🙏🙏🙏😊
Todavia Deus já me abençoou com essa alegria também: certo dia eu estava passando no meu condomínio e vi uma planta tão bonita que estava do lado de fora da casa de uma vizinha. Bati a porta pra pedir um pézinho,a vizinha primeiramente agradeceu por eu não ter roubado como algumas pessoas faziam (já que a planta estava na rua mesmo) e mandou eu passar no dia seguinte porque ela estava muito ocupada. No dia seguinte lá estava eu toda ansiosa à porta da vizinha outra vez, aí a vizinha pegou um facão, veio para fora, e deu pra mim vários pés enormes da planta. Eu agradeci muito e quando plantei no meu vasinho de parede, lá numa sombra no alto da minha varanda, a planta já estava muito frondosa à vista, porque ela já veio em bastante quantidade. Aí certo dia eu estava regando todas as plantas da varanda e quando olhei para aquele vaso notei uns pauzinhos estranhos salientes que eu sabia que não era para estarem ali, aí eu pus a mão para tirar e senti algo bem morninho. Aí pousei o jarro de água que estava na mão direita, peguei um banco e subi para espreitar o vaso e adivinhem o que achei? 2 ovinhos! 😇🥰❤❤❤ Era um ninho, bem aninhado mesmo, na planta que tanto amei, oferta da vizinha desconhecida. Foi um dia muito feliz na minha vida. Na primeira vez que abri a porta da varanda e encontrei a mãe ou o pai pássaro no ninho, ela ou ele voou mas só até 2 metros de distância. Aí eu comecei a falar com ele/ela: "olha podes voltar, eu não vou te fazer mal, vocês são muito bem-vindos aqui, etc etc. Passado uns dias os pássaros já não fugiam mais de mim quando eu fosse para a varanda, eu evitava ir para aquela varanda, pouco regava as plantas dali e já nem regava aquele vaso. E também orava por eles antes de dormir😊😇🙏🙏 Até ao dia em que eu vi com os meus olhinhos quase chorando de alegria as 2 crias meio que empoleiradas no ninho, a mãe ou pai por essa altura já nem fugiam de mim, eu respeitei sempre a distância mas dei parabéns kkk foi lindo🥰❤ Algumas vezes eu encontrava as crias sozinhas bem encolhidinhas,mas hoje eu sei que os pais com certeza iam procurar comida. Enfim.
DEUS SEJA SEMPRE LOUVADO PELA OBRA DAS SUAS MÃOS !
Absolutely Wonderful !! Congratulation. Hearty Thanks 💞🙏🕊
Never in my life have I ever RUclipsd videos of birds. Then some birb comes along and build a nest on my porch and all of a sudden RUclips starts putting these in my recommended list like "HEY KID I HEAR YOU'VE GOT BIRDS".
It's almost like when you play Minecraft with 8 of your friends in a dirt pit, and your friends decide to gradually fledge off to build their own home. :'( So sad. So empty.
Nobody likes Minecraft.
*Everybody likes Minecraft
@@zomebody5529 thx for ur opinion, which "I" disagree on and you don't speak for anybody
Zomebody * cough cough *
Yeah no one wants to hear about that.
That's weird
I just loved how undisturbed they were, and what a wonderful place they had to nest. No one was tossed out, all survived with a lot of love and care. Don’t you wish humans were that kind
These birds have like a 20% survival rate in their first year. No, I’m quite happy being human.
man idk why this was recommended but it was so relaxing to watch. my mood for the night has greatly improved. thank you.
Wow great! Want to go get a beer?
@Conservative Hamster that's about what I'd expect from a friggin rat hamster boy. They do eat their young.
@Conservative Hamster I have put down a lot of animals and watch them die and some were at the top of the food chain
@Conservative Hamster I find that a little disturbing that it turns you on. I never got a hard-on when I was cutting off rabbit heads or chicken heads or shooting and sticking pigs. You would probably just blown a gasket when I've had to put some puppies down with a 22. But hey, you should join the Army. Now of course you can't go to the jungles of Vietnam but there is Iraq and Afghanistan. And even there it can get up close and personal. But just remember those bastards shoot back but I would not recommend you telling the army that you get a hard-on watching birds and rats die because I think that would keep you out when they done the psych eval. And trust me it's a hell of a lot different than playing on one of them damn video games!
Hello lovely screamingminnow. Take me to Long to trap a lot of mice but I can drive to the next town and probably by a cage full and while I was down there I could pick us up a bottle of George Dickel and maybe case of beer and a bottle of good Chardonnay. Then I could build up a nice fire in my yard under the Moon and I'll build and Electric trap and release the mice into it and we can have a little wine liquor or beer and watch the mice jump around in the cage. And as the fire burns down, and the Rats die off we could adjourn to the living room or bedroom and turn on RUclips! And then we could really let nature take its course!
Believe me this is one of the best love relationship between couple such male and female
Pk3 Sam This is how God intended all his creatures to behave.
@@ElenaAshe Bed bug females don't have vaginal openings. The male bed bug penis is like a sharp needle and he pierces a hole into the female violently. So no, god did not intend all creatures to be loving, unfortunately.
Son pollos gay
Oh, those hard working parent birds did a good job. They fed equally well all those demanding chicks and made them all fledge without having anyone left behind. Really wonderful.
Малышка. Как она дышала, когда яйца несла. Умнейшие создания! Какой заботливый муж!
Умнейшие? Синицы тупы, как пробки. Если выкинуть малыша за пределы гнезда, синица даже не подумает о том, чтобы затолкать его обратно.
@@TovKafur Это вы тупой! К сожалению вас таких возомнивших из себя "венцами" природы людишек полно, которые только разрушают!
Aww what good parents, they work as a team, it's so cute. Animals are so fascinating & adorable 😌