It's pretty sad that she had to be put in those circumstances in the first place, poor thing was just a baby when she was rescued. But bless these kind people for rescuing this baby and giving her a chance at a happy and healthy life like all creatures deserve. 🖤
I had a similar situation when I was younger. I found a young crow like this about the same age, and raced it until it could fly. Once I released it, it would follow me around wherever I went when I was outside. This used to freak out my friends and family, but I loved it and I had a new friend.
Great video! when i was a kid i raised a crow! i found him on the road with a broken wing. took him to the vet and the vet asked us, if we wanted to take care of the crow...i fed and taught him how to fly! when he was fully recoverd i set it free in our local park and everytime i called its name he flew right towards me and sat on my shoulder... this video brought me good memories thank you!
I was a very young boy when my father was raising a baby pet crow. It was a wonderful pet. He named it Eighty proof. I was sad when it grew strong enough to leave, but I thanked it for it’s amusement and company. I said goodbye, and wished it well. I think he hung around, on and off for several years. It was always fun when he came by with his friends and family.
I love how vocal crows are! I volunteered at a sanctuary and they had many crows, a few of which could talk!! They'd say "hi~" and they'd bark like dogs and say "I love you!" And other things haha
I didn't know crows could talk! I know American crows can't, but now I need to research this. The crows in my back yard enjoy laughing at people and pets, as well as oinking like pigs!
Yeah. The canadien crow is bigger than this American one I believe. But in canada w ehave ravens also which I like huge crows. There are about the size of eagles and even bigger.
It takes a certain type of person with a warm heart to want to help save the life of a small little creature that needs help. I love people like this ❤️
You did really well because young crows are so noisy! I used to feed a young adult crow for months out the back of a cafe, after a few weeks it had no issue coming up to me and getting handfed food daily :)
I raised two grackles the past summer. They had bird mites when we found them and almost died but we got medicine on them right away and they kept getting stronger. After some time they learned how to fly very well and one of them left. The other one didn’t leave until two weeks later and it was always fun to be casually standing in the backyard and to have a bird fly full speed at you and land on your shoulder demanding food.
These corvids are incredibly brilliant and some of the most intelligent birds. If they grow old enough they will be able to form intelligent sentences and form meaningful and longlasting bonds with humans even if you were to release him. Theyre absolutely crazy how cool they are
To release a corvidae is a huge mistake.It is usually killed by the others very fastly, considered as a stranger.The most agressive are the magpies ,that are the most territorial corvidae.I had a magpie for 14 years , she was always purchassed by the wild ones every time she went outdoor.
my mom had adopted an orphaned crow she found at her cottage when she was young. when she would come back after months away, the crow always remembered her and they would spend time together going to the lake and forests. makes me sad knowing that the crow could possibly remember the tragic events that happened to its family.
It always impresses me that people are willing to put in the MASSIVE AMOUNT OF TIME AND ENERGY that is needed (feeding every 30min like WHAT! Insane) into an orphaned baby not knowing how it will work. But your reward though is to be blessed with little crow in your life and that incredible bond you have earned. So impressed and inspired by the way u treat your birds as proper pets and not just something in a cage. Taking them on holidays, to the beach, just LOVE ! To have a pet crow come to the beach with me sound like heaven literally! Oh and u should start teaching tricks and doing brain teasers/puzzles with her as they are incredibly smart with the most insane memories and problem solving abilities, which mean they can get bored easily and needs challenges. U guys r too awesome btw 😀
i wish evrybody was like you guys.. I can't understand people hurting animals, this make me so angry! But seeing this video gives me good feelings! Thank you..
My daughter used to have a baby crow Was younger than yours when we found him He grew up massive One day he found a friend and flew sway Miss him loads Your video is brilliant:-)
a boy in our school had a crow. he brought him every day and the crow perched outside until school was over. i never thought about how loving they are until i saw this video.
It might be that the mother was shot and the poor little thing ventured out to find out what happened. Crows even have funerals! As a youngster, my friends and I would venture out into the woods and my friends would just shoot birds for the sake of it. Although I never shot a crow myself, I hang my head in shame sometimes for being friends with those arseholes. They were arsehole for other reasons too.
Actually, it's been proven that they don't have funerals. It's not mourning but they are actually surveying the scene for danger. They scanned a birds brain and found out they weren't using the emotional part of their brain when this takes place.
Imagine being able to tell people that you have a pet crow. Just saying "Yeah I have a pet crow" and they'd probably think you're lying but once you show them you immediately become the coolest person on earth and everyone knows that
people who say animals lives are ruined when kept in captivity do not realise animals dont have dreams or ambitions. if they are safe and not hungry theyre pretty happy.
It's very dependent on the animals, for examples orcas and other dolphins are miserable in captivity. The only recorded instances of orcas attacking people are orcas in captivity because the go crazy under those conditions. Intelligent animals all require recreation of some sort and many need social interaction and in some cases we can't properly provide that in captivity. Ravens and crows do well provided the have a good amount of room and friendly interactions though.
This is the most amazing story. For the longest time I have always wanted a bird, and rescuing a crow sounds like a literal dream to me. I’m so glad you found her in time and she is okay and happy now. Truly amazing
Maple is very young and will grow tail feathers on the next mold. Try to find ways to encourage her to fly. They can fly without tail feathers. I read that -- On their own, crow eat frogs, lizards, insects and anything else they can catch and swallow. They're also known to eat carrion, but you don't need to offer them such variety. Feed crows mealworms, crickets and mice. They also like fresh fruit if you have it. -- BTW I found and raised a small bird. It was pink and had no pin feathers yet. No metabolism for the first few weeks so needed a heating pad and meals every 20 min. Mashed cat chow with water. Jr was a House Sparrow. Jr would land on my shoulder and beg for food. That was 95 so Jr is in bird heaven by now. Good luck with your birds.
I had a pet crow! they are awesome pets and are smart smart smart but would fly into my neighbors garage and steal anything shiny and I'd have to give it back lol
We need more people like you Kaluika(not sure about the spelling of your name) and Dennis in our world ; you people take the time to stop and look around and care to see what you can do to help our feathered friends , really warms my heart up to see the love and the caring you give when nobody else will!!! thanks for sharing and caring!!😊👍
When I was young a family moved in across the street from me and they said they took care of two sick crows ware they lived before(about 20 miles away) and they were as amazed as me when one day the crows showed up. They actualy followed the family. It was great, I would walk down the sidewalk and they would land on your shoulder and talk up a storm. It is one of my best memories growing up.I would sit on the town hall steps every day and the two blackbirds would sit with me and just chatter away.This almost brings me to tears because it reminds me of the time I shared with these very smart birds.
Just goes to show you should never give up on the little ones no matter how pitiful, sick, or weak they might be to start out (just ask my parents! 😂). Dennis and Kullike did good with Maple and look where she is today! Ooh, by the way! I started working on my cartoon of your birds. Gotta say it’s not looking too bad so far!
yes , these birds can talk , and after years, some of their words have signification.My magpie always told something like "give me,give me..." in French,when she wanted to be manually fed,even after 10 years , she loved to be sometimes fed handly , and behaved like a baby.
You both are awesome. Not only souls of compassion but so casual about incorporating two birds into your life. Thank you for being in this earth and sharing your exowrience
I had a Pet Crow Years ago after rescuing him....taught him to speak....Wonderful Birds...I love them...The world needs More people like You....Love From England xxx
I'm not generally an emotional person, but seeing her try to take those tiny steps as a super young chick, and hearing those little mumble conversations just about melted my heart. I absolutely adore crows. Such beautifully intelligent creatures. They really are. Here's to hoping she lives long and healthy (and same with all her corvid buddies too)!
Crows are such smart animals, I felt awful about what happened to those poor birds but You taking care pf the little one is amazing! You're such a great person
I cant remeber where from but one of the many mythologies has a story on how the beautiful crow, who had raindow feathers and a gorgeous voice, carried fire to save the earth covering their feathers in smoke and burning their voice. Sad from loosing the beauty of their voice and feather the gods show that when in the sun you can still see the blues and purples under the smoke. Just though it's a good paraphrased story to ads
This video was uploaded March 2019 and if you want to see how she looks today click this link to see her now. ruclips.net/video/ZTTalYrnjT0/видео.html
Lovely ❤
You guys are incredible, love you :) my sister did the same 15 years ago.
That is so cute
crows can learn to say some words like parrots aint that cute
@@Taaaamas ar the
crow: *i DEMAND FOOD*
human: **gives food**
crow: AHH HUHUHUHYUHUHUHHUHUHUHUYUUYUH
Crow:MORE FOOD
Sometimes little crow has conversations with us.
"Give me the sandwich."
The fact that the bird had no intention of leaving or flying away and decided to take upon a new life with a new family is absolutely sweet.
GhostRoses Im amazed
It's pretty sad that she had to be put in those circumstances in the first place, poor thing was just a baby when she was rescued. But bless these kind people for rescuing this baby and giving her a chance at a happy and healthy life like all creatures deserve. 🖤
I know her body is capable of flight, but does she know how to fly?
@@Spirittism End of the video said the tail feathers didn't develop properly.
I had a similar situation when I was younger. I found a young crow like this about the same age, and raced it until it could fly. Once I released it, it would follow me around wherever I went when I was outside. This used to freak out my friends and family, but I loved it and I had a new friend.
what happened with the crow?
Is it still alive? You said “I had” what happened to it
Awww! Did you name it?
RAISED IT. Good job, thank you!
Why would that freak that out If I had a friend who had a pet crow I'd be pretty impressed
Love the sound she makes when it's feeding time.
KREE KREE KREE
OMNOMNOMNOMNOM
7:47 The pattern on your floor trips me out
Same. It kinda looks like its moving.
looks like bugs going really fast
Same
Came to the comments looking for this
Yea me too it also made me feel weird
I love their sounds when they eat
AA AA AAAAGLGLGGLGLGLGLGLGGLLGGLRRR AAHHHH AHHHH GLGLGLG
Am I the only one who thinks crows, ravens, and magpies are by far some of the cutest birds?
Same 😀
I agree with crows and ravens. A little less so on magpies but yeah
Pigeons are my favorite but I like all birds
You're not alone.
OMG i love them crows and ravens And magpies are they hit my love for birds🌹🖤
Sometimes he has conversations with us
Crow: Alrglargalrgalrgalrgal
Her gobble-sound when eating is so funny.
She’s so cute when she eats.
*AA AAAH AAO AMAMAMAMAMAMMAM OAOAO AAH AAAH AAAAH AMAMAMMA*
*"Little crow! You're a girl!"*
I love how excited he is saying that when crow is probably like "I already knew that silly human"
German Shepherd sees the crow
“what kind of dog is this?”
This is a tortoise
Lol
A schnauzer I think
Smull dug
Lmao
They *crow* up so fast😢😢
sitting on a beach, accompanied by a GSD and a crow, probably with a cold beer in hand... if that's not heaven, i don't know what is...
Its very relaxing.
True
human: you can go now
crow: no, I'm tamed.
Great video! when i was a kid i raised a crow! i found him on the road with a broken wing. took him to the vet and the vet asked us, if we wanted to take care of the crow...i fed and taught him how to fly! when he was fully recoverd i set it free in our local park and everytime i called its name he flew right towards me and sat on my shoulder... this video brought me good memories thank you!
Thanks for telling us the story of the crow from your childhood! Very sweet!
*The eating times are the best part of this video*
*AhHHaHHOMNOMAOMMNNNOM*
“She is a great companion for a cup of coffee!”
A few seconds later: *screeching bloody murder for food*
I was a very young boy when my father was raising a baby pet crow. It was a wonderful pet. He named it Eighty proof. I was sad when it grew strong enough to leave, but I thanked it for it’s amusement and company. I said goodbye, and wished it well. I think he hung around, on and off for several years. It was always fun when he came by with his friends and family.
Eighty proof?
Hmm why
Great folks!
I love how vocal crows are! I volunteered at a sanctuary and they had many crows, a few of which could talk!! They'd say "hi~" and they'd bark like dogs and say "I love you!" And other things haha
I didn't know crows could talk! I know American crows can't, but now I need to research this.
The crows in my back yard enjoy laughing at people and pets, as well as oinking like pigs!
Very interesting, lovely. It has been proven crows recognize faces of people.
Very true.
9:25
Crow: OH YOU WHAT YOU DID
Other bird: LOOK WHAT YOU DID
2:22 Me when I try to do something.
My mom covering for me:
“Haha! He’s very clumsy.”
American crow: *black and small*
European crow: *grey and chonky*
Ancient Warrior the crows around my area are the size of chickens pretty much. Same with the robins.
We feed the ones at the Asda and there super chonk
Yeah. The canadien crow is bigger than this American one I believe. But in canada w ehave ravens also which I like huge crows. There are about the size of eagles and even bigger.
European carrion crow black ,european hooded crow grey on a third of its torso
yes
the way she eats it so cute!!
"AHHHHHHH-nomnomnomnomnom"
Honestly I think crows are kinda a rainbow color because when the sun hits them, I see purple,blue, and other colors.
That's so cool you rescue a crow. That crow will always remember you and tell other crows about you. Don't be surprised if other crows visit you.
Your family is lovely. Thanks for showing us your beautiful animals and for rescuing the birds. It's not easy having little ones!
Thank you so much, Andy!
People like you give me back my hope in humanity. All the very best.Thank you!!
Thanks for watching and for your kind words!
God I love the noises crows and ravens make when they're babies and eating. It's so funny and cute.
Try pileated woodpecker. It is transfixingly beautiful. I am hooked.
It takes a certain type of person with a warm heart to want to help save the life of a small little creature that needs help. I love people like this ❤️
I never thought I would be emotionally invested in a god damn bird
Cute black chicken
You did really well because young crows are so noisy! I used to feed a young adult crow for months out the back of a cafe, after a few weeks it had no issue coming up to me and getting handfed food daily :)
Thanks for watching and telling us about the beautiful bird you were feeding! Glad to hear that!
Did this crow ever bring anything?
I've heard stories of wild crows bringing small trinkets to their (long time) feeders.
atlachanacha it brought nothing but friends and noise:) shame youtube doesnt allow photo comments i could show u.
Thank you so much for rescuing her she is so cute I just love the sound that she makes when she's hungry
Thanks for your nice comment too!
Peach, Cherry, Maple, and Pie.
Noticing a pattern here.
I raised two grackles the past summer. They had bird mites when we found them and almost died but we got medicine on them right away and they kept getting stronger. After some time they learned how to fly very well and one of them left. The other one didn’t leave until two weeks later and it was always fun to be casually standing in the backyard and to have a bird fly full speed at you and land on your shoulder demanding food.
Good job saving the birds. Man we can be very cruel. The crow is a important species of bird, very intelligent.
These corvids are incredibly brilliant and some of the most intelligent birds. If they grow old enough they will be able to form intelligent sentences and form meaningful and longlasting bonds with humans even if you were to release him. Theyre absolutely crazy how cool they are
To release a corvidae is a huge mistake.It is usually killed by the others very fastly, considered as a stranger.The most agressive are the magpies ,that are the most territorial corvidae.I had a magpie for 14 years , she was always purchassed by the wild ones every time she went outdoor.
When it comes too food, I'm just like that bird
You are a good human being. We need more people like you in the world.
Thanks for watching and for your kind words!
Crows: In some mythologies they gave us fire. I'm glad they gave this crow a second chance at life.
I underestimated how cute the screaming of a crow could be.
9:23
No get away, my toy!
*drops it*
Where toy go?!
Crows r extremely intelligent and have a great memory she may remember that day her family was killed.
Yeah, they do have good memory.
my mom had adopted an orphaned crow she found at her cottage when she was young. when she would come back after months away, the crow always remembered her and they would spend time together going to the lake and forests. makes me sad knowing that the crow could possibly remember the tragic events that happened to its family.
I am looking forward to an exciting revenge thriller.
Yeah, I read about that too, if crows were as tall and large as humans they would be far more intelligent.
But she will also remember the day she was rescued too.
"little crow you're a girl!"
"such a pretty girl you are!"
So cute!! So glad such kind people are taking care of her!
The fact that crow could've flown off at any time after it healed, yet it chose to stay with you guys just gets me choked up
Im glad there are people like you in the world
Beautiful birds chirping in the morning! Singing lovely songs!
Little Crow: AGAGAGGHUUUHAGAGAGHUAHGAU. UAUAGAUHAGAUAAHG
It always impresses me that people are willing to put in the MASSIVE AMOUNT OF TIME AND ENERGY that is needed (feeding every 30min like WHAT! Insane) into an orphaned baby not knowing how it will work. But your reward though is to be blessed with little crow in your life and that incredible bond you have earned. So impressed and inspired by the way u treat your birds as proper pets and not just something in a cage. Taking them on holidays, to the beach, just LOVE ! To have a pet crow come to the beach with me sound like heaven literally! Oh and u should start teaching tricks and doing brain teasers/puzzles with her as they are incredibly smart with the most insane memories and problem solving abilities, which mean they can get bored easily and needs challenges. U guys r too awesome btw 😀
It's cute seeing how vocal she gets when she eats almost like she's saying thanks
Crows are not silent animals xD
They even eat loudly, thats amusing for some reason to me.
i wish evrybody was like you guys.. I can't understand people hurting animals, this make me so angry! But seeing this video gives me good feelings! Thank you..
My daughter used to have a baby crow
Was younger than yours when we found him
He grew up massive
One day he found a friend and flew sway
Miss him loads
Your video is brilliant:-)
I love that sound she makes when you hand feed her. Ca ca nom nom nom! So freaking adorable. ❤🪶🐦⬛🐦⬛
9:24 - 9:26
Maple: DAMNIT PIE WHY DID YOU LOOSE IT!!?
Pie: WhAt I Did nOt!
ever since i read edgar allen poe. i always thought better of crows
Crows are highly intelligent animals that lead rich social lives.
Good on you for rescuing this baby bird.
a boy in our school had a crow. he brought him every day and the crow perched outside until school was over. i never thought about how loving they are until i saw this video.
When you are watching the life of a crow, and realize you're caught up watching the life of a Crow.
It might be that the mother was shot and the poor little thing ventured out to find out what happened. Crows even have funerals! As a youngster, my friends and I would venture out into the woods and my friends would just shoot birds for the sake of it. Although I never shot a crow myself, I hang my head in shame sometimes for being friends with those arseholes. They were arsehole for other reasons too.
Glad to hear that you were not involved with that behaviour.
It honestly looks more like cats got to them
Actually, it's been proven that they don't have funerals. It's not mourning but they are actually surveying the scene for danger. They scanned a birds brain and found out they weren't using the emotional part of their brain when this takes place.
I learned that from a Tedx talk about crows. It's really cool. You all should check it out.
Imagine being able to tell people that you have a pet crow. Just saying "Yeah I have a pet crow" and they'd probably think you're lying but once you show them you immediately become the coolest person on earth and everyone knows that
people who say animals lives are ruined when kept in captivity do not realise animals dont have dreams or ambitions. if they are safe and not hungry theyre pretty happy.
It's very dependent on the animals, for examples orcas and other dolphins are miserable in captivity. The only recorded instances of orcas attacking people are orcas in captivity because the go crazy under those conditions. Intelligent animals all require recreation of some sort and many need social interaction and in some cases we can't properly provide that in captivity. Ravens and crows do well provided the have a good amount of room and friendly interactions though.
Depends on what kind of animals,... birds sure,,, bears and dolphins no
Thanks for saving Maple and Pie they’re great birds 🙂
Crow:food
Human:okay
Crow: AAA AA HUYY HUYY HUYY HUYY HOOO AAA ARGHHH...
Omg the little honks he does is so cute at bedtime 😊
This is the most amazing story. For the longest time I have always wanted a bird, and rescuing a crow sounds like a literal dream to me. I’m so glad you found her in time and she is okay and happy now. Truly amazing
Glad you enjoyed it!
I had some baby wrens on my front porch but they grew up snd wentvoff but it was fun watching them grow up
Aww it sounded like she was saying "nyam nyam nyam" when she was eating X3
Such a great storyline of Maple!
I can’t even let the door open without my dog trying to leave us for good & she has a freakin crow out in the open
Both birds are gorgeous, thank you for caring for them.
You are so kind
Ah very cute ..and I always thought crows were sinister....but don't judge a book by its cover! I like your crow! :-)
Very true.
She has progressed so far and has grown into such a beauty.
you're a beautiful person for caring for that innocent bird.
May you find compassion as great as you've shown to this animal everywhere you turn in life.
Maple is very young and will grow tail feathers on the next mold. Try to find ways to encourage her to fly. They can fly without tail feathers. I read that -- On their own, crow eat frogs, lizards, insects and anything else they can catch and swallow. They're also known to eat carrion, but you don't need to offer them such variety. Feed crows mealworms, crickets and mice. They also like fresh fruit if you have it. --
BTW I found and raised a small bird. It was pink and had no pin feathers yet. No metabolism for the first few weeks so needed a heating pad and meals every 20 min. Mashed cat chow with water. Jr was a House Sparrow. Jr would land on my shoulder and beg for food. That was 95 so Jr is in bird heaven by now. Good luck with your birds.
I had a pet crow! they are awesome pets and are smart smart smart but would fly into my neighbors garage and steal anything shiny and I'd have to give it back lol
9:23 "what the hell pie you were supposed to catch it!"
Btw what absolutely beautiful birds
I love corvids! I'm also amazed at the different birds and dogs living together peacefully! Crow has a cute personality.
So wonderful that Kullike went down that alley that day!! You are beautiful people!!! Love you!!! ♡♡♡
Thank you for saying that.
You are great people, we need more like you !
Crow parents: time to fly my children!
**Throws them off tree**
**Chicks Dont fly**
Parents: that wasn’t supposed to happen..
man, I need to befriend some crows, I'm not living up to the username
I love the caw at 7:05, when Maple looks right at the camera.
*A*
We need more people like you Kaluika(not sure about the spelling of your name) and Dennis in our world ; you people take the time to stop and look around and care to see what you can do to help our feathered friends , really warms my heart up to see the love and the caring you give when nobody else will!!! thanks for sharing and caring!!😊👍
Thanks for watching too!
MotoSport ADV Beautifully said. I couldn't agree more. ❤🐦🐦🐦🐦
When I was young a family moved in across the street from me and they said they took care of two sick crows ware they lived before(about 20 miles away) and they were as amazed as me when one day the crows showed up. They actualy followed the family. It was great, I would walk down the sidewalk and they would land on your shoulder and talk up a storm. It is one of my best memories growing up.I would sit on the town hall steps every day and the two blackbirds would sit with me and just chatter away.This almost brings me to tears because it reminds me of the time I shared with these very smart birds.
Thanks for watching and telling us this amazing story about these crows, Richard!
Just goes to show you should never give up on the little ones no matter how pitiful, sick, or weak they might be to start out (just ask my parents! 😂). Dennis and Kullike did good with Maple and look where she is today!
Ooh, by the way! I started working on my cartoon of your birds. Gotta say it’s not looking too bad so far!
That sounds very cool Morgan!
It's so beautiful seeing her grow into a healthy big beautiful girl.
At 7:30 she was learning to forage for herself, that is excellent.
You guys were heroic in doing that :)
I know a guy that rescued one and he said after a while it started talking.
*iM sOrRy JoN*
0_0
Some crow species can mimic
some of them do that, c0rows have many amazing things about them
yes , these birds can talk , and after years, some of their words have signification.My magpie always told something like "give me,give me..." in French,when she wanted to be manually fed,even after 10 years , she loved to be sometimes fed handly , and behaved like a baby.
Yea, crows are great at mimicking sounds
You guys are a credit to the human race....Love the way you treat and respect animals....!!!!
Thanks for your kind words!
You both are awesome. Not only souls of compassion but so casual about incorporating two birds into your life. Thank you for being in this earth and sharing your exowrience
Wow, thank you!
I had a Pet Crow Years ago after rescuing him....taught him to speak....Wonderful Birds...I love them...The world needs More people like You....Love From England xxx
What an amazing journey! She has flourished in no small part due to your fantastic efforts. You're the best crow parents!
Thank you!
I'm not generally an emotional person, but seeing her try to take those tiny steps as a super young chick, and hearing those little mumble conversations just about melted my heart. I absolutely adore crows. Such beautifully intelligent creatures. They really are. Here's to hoping she lives long and healthy (and same with all her corvid buddies too)!
Thank you for your very kind words!
Crows are such smart animals, I felt awful about what happened to those poor birds but You taking care pf the little one is amazing! You're such a great person
You’re brave keeping birds that are smarter than most people!
I love to see how the birds play together! Thank you for this great video.
I cant remeber where from but one of the many mythologies has a story on how the beautiful crow, who had raindow feathers and a gorgeous voice, carried fire to save the earth covering their feathers in smoke and burning their voice. Sad from loosing the beauty of their voice and feather the gods show that when in the sun you can still see the blues and purples under the smoke.
Just though it's a good paraphrased story to ads