Wild how the chicks collectively stop chipping the moment one of their siblings gets dragged out of the nest screaming. They instantly understand they’re in danger & that’s not their mother coming to feed them
I've noticed this happen often with Finches. I will find chicks with bloody foreheads or a missing eye sometimes. They have feathers but aren't quite ready yet. It may be a territory thing too, as they constantly steal each other's nests.
There is also a widespread illness called House Finch eye disease, which is a bacterial infection that causes the bird's eyes to swell and crust over, and the bird may scratch at the affected eye(s).
Amazing 37:58, after 3 are violently pushed out, one stubborn one wont leave, the intruder has it by its bill, the mom comes to save it but instead takes the poop in the nest away!!!
Cause she finally knew they should of left the nest days ago! Can’t you tell they have used this nest over and over between finch broods. That’s why it’s so full of shiet! And they don’t have to keep building a new one every time. It was her turn to lay her brood and this new mom was taken advantage of by her already big ass offspring who wouldn’t leave the nest! And inexperienced parents kept feeding them and they weren’t gonna leave having that good life just yet! So when this momma is like I can’t hold these eggs any longer y’all gotta go the hard way! She took care of it!
@@lilianarodriguez1928That’s not how it works. I’ve raised finches and those finches were a few days away from fledging. Stop making up bullshit like you know what you are talking about. That other finch doesn’t give a shit if those other finch chicks die. It just wanted to steal the nest. Fledgings will not stay in the nest any longer than necessary because the nest start to become infested with parasitic mites
New female bird: "Alright get your asses outta my new home!" * grabs each chicks and throws them out and their mother comes back fighting only to end up losing *
The whole point are Karen's feel entitled. Wild animals have nothing given to them. Going around and fighting other birds just to have a nest to live in or food to eat is pretty rough
A better example for that metaphor would probably be to use cuckoo... Those birds do have a degree of entitlement because they refuse to build their own and, at least in a few species of cuckoos sneak their babies into others.
I don't understand why the father didn't helped his female to defend the nest, at 7:23 he was there feeding the baby birds. As u can see At 9:30 the female attacked her in front of him and he was panicked and he escaped. At 15:56 the father is attacked. At 31:42 if I'm not wrong the father is attacking his own baby or maybe it's another male with the same colors. Nature is amazing
Check out some blue tit nest videos, the chicks expel a little sack for their waste, and the parents will take it and sometimes consume or drop it out of the nest. Not all species of birds do this though. Seems really risky for these finch chicks to live like that but I suppose if they're still around they are fine with it.
I don't know. But if you notice, the babies seem to do a decent job of making sure they shit outside the nest and not inside it. If I had to make an absolute wild guess, this behavior is probably a natural selection one, where babies that did this particular behavior survived to mate and pass that along more so than babies that didn't. So perhaps the poop helps to mask their smell or dissuades predators to some degree.
i think the chiks were long due fledgling, they over stayed acting still as featherless chiks whereas they have had well developed wings and could fly as seen while evicting them by experienced couple
Omgosh, that was horrible! So a random female just came and removed all the babies from an existing nest? We have a nest with 5 eggs from a pair of house finches in a hanging basket on our porch and we are so excited to see them hatch. I would be devastated if I saw this happen. Does it occur often, that you are aware of?
Yes the current female with 5 chicks is the one that removed the previous tenants with force. I believe the chicks all survived since they were close to fledging. They crash landed in the surrounding bushes of our yard and the parents continued to feed.
I just had 5 baby house finches hatch in my hanging basket. This week I came home they were all gone. The culprit was a house sparrow , that had been watching all week,
The fledglings could not fledge due to the wire mesh surrounding the nest, and the parents were probably ready to lay more eggs and needed those chicks out immediately.
Hope so, they were close to fledging. I found one in the surrounding grass. The parents will still feed them, just have to hope cats don't get to them.
I’m so sad for those poor babies :’( nature can be so cruel. but thanks to this video, I now know that if I hear this sound that I have some babies to save 👍
By all any means save them. Mother nature will have plenty other mayhem to choose from. I say youtube should put warnings on these violent videos for children's sake. Nightmareish..
It was actually her turn to lay her eggs and these big ass chicks were setting up to live at home through college! They were almost the size of the parents and the parents kept feeding these large ass birds whom should of left the nest days ago!! She was a more experienced and mature finch and had to give the momma bird a beating teaching her that not because it’s your 1st brood are you going to baby them into adult hood. 12 to 15 days tops then on your way out of the nest! These birds were way pass their 15 day mark! I’m glad she taught them a lesson with a good plucking on their heads! Her intention was never to kill them even though she could have if she wanted too! And you could tell they were long ready to go because when she was head hair plucking and poking the 1st one, one of the other ones flew out the nest with no issue! It must of said “might as well leave before I get plucked and poked! It was good while it lasted, in bed all day getting fed watching the scenery.” And the last/4th one wanted to play dead or sick thinking it could stay in the nest even after everything! And the father was also begging her to let the last one stay!! 🤦🏻♀️ NO! NO she said and good for her!! Even baby birds can be pain in the ass!! Imagine how many have stayed over their time taking advantage of their 1st time mother! Glad these got a lesson and learned from it including the mother! 😊
Hmm. . . I guess that MIGHT have been what happened, too!... But I'm still wondering about the "WAY past their 15 day mark"... Though, as quickly as birds grow up & develop, they weren't more than one or two days PAST their "shoulda moved out, already" time-phase, were they?
I just now saw that the the man that'd posted this video, Christopher Taylor, said in a comment to Jen Jarrell, that the apparent "victim" in THIS video is THE finch that had BEFORE "victimized" this "RETURNING" finch (that is here kicking the ones (& their chicks) OUT of the nest that had ORIGINALLY been THEIR nest). (It's just all so sad for all the BABY finches!)
38:12 oh god. The nestling flap the wings and fling its eyeball off You can see the little projectile and the socket… and his crazed shouting… the intruder also shocked 38:14
Unbelievable to watch at this four baby birds who is so smart and intelligent who know how to act and keep still when they knew they are not their parents. Good vedio brother you let us watch how animal behaviour. Is actually similar to human being who are cruel out there. If they cannot get what they want they will also do such cruel act towards other human being. I like your vedio.👍👍👌👌👏👏😍😍💖💖
Did you not watch the video? The fledglings asked for food from the invader. Jesus Christ, that was the first 30 seconds and you could not pay attention!
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942 Well yeah, at FIRST the fledglings WERE "expecting" ALL "grown-up" finches to be loving & helpful & kind to them & for them. Then, the REALITY set in, "OOPS! That's NOT true, AFTER-ALL!", & THAT'S when the fledges started wising up!
This was difficult to watch! For the past few years, I've been feeding house finches from a birdfeeder off of my back deck. I always thought they were cute and pretty gentle - especially the gray colored females! But this is 'nature' and I need to hold back from casting my own (human, cultural) experience and views of life onto these creatures.
Usted me hizo recordar a la primera ley de la Federacion del universo Star trek La Directiva principal prohíbe que el personal y las naves espaciales de la Flota Estelar interfieran en el desarrollo normal de cualquier sociedad, y exige que cualquier nave o miembro de la tripulación de la Flota Estelar sea prescindible para evitar la violación de esta regla.
@@macroplexx Parece que los escritores de Star Trek entendieron bien el concepto de cultura. No quieren repetir los mismos errores del colonialismo, cuando los países del Norte se adentraron en los continentes del Sur y proyectaron su propia cultura en el otro, creyendo que su camino era avanzado y mejor que el otro. Lo mismo hicieron los colonos europeos con los pueblos indígenas de América del Norte. Los colonialistas pensaron que estaban haciendo el bien, pero en realidad lastimaron gravemente a los colonizados.
Yall see that one baby stopped eating and moved around so it could see if the other scary wanna b mommy steal my nest bird was around poor scared baby.
This video show the male finch is utterly worthless when it comes to defending his chicks against a home wrecker female finch. Mamma finch tried. I was hoping the homeowner at least try to put the chicks back in the net.
my And why wouliit s d that happened? Those chicks were more than ready to fledge. In fact, they had passed their fledgling days and were overstaying. Can’t you tell how there’s crap all over the nest, more than 1 finch mom reuse this nest over and over. That other female knew they were past their stay.
I feel bad for that one the got put on the wire and pecked by the invading pair around 34:10 since it tried to jump back to the nest, and barely missed, ending up falling like its other siblings.
“Observe intently the birds of heaven; they do not sow seed or reap or gather into storehouses, yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not worth more than they are?”
Amen, Smyrna. Gosh, since I was a kid, I'd felt so sad & confused about all the "innocent" birds & animals (that didn't get invited onto the Ark) having to die. And now, it makes sense that they probably weren't exactly "innocent", by that point in time, afterall. But it's still sad as hell (literally) that they (the many birds & animals) INHERITED those very "violent spirits" FROM people who'd turned away from our True God, & got contentedly-careless (care-LESS)...
@@flashlitestriker4028 You have a great heart. Just want to share this other scripture with you: Matthew 11:29, 30 - “Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am mild-tempered and lowly in heart, and you will find refreshment for yourselves. For my yoke is kindly, and my load is light”.
Wild how the chicks collectively stop chipping the moment one of their siblings gets dragged out of the nest screaming. They instantly understand they’re in danger & that’s not their mother coming to feed them
7:54 the chicks knew an impostor was calling so they all fell silent and play dead. LoL!
7:00 Amazing! They recognize their mummy!
The last chick, " this is my hood, I ain't going no where"!
This is the best bird invasion video I’ve ever seen. Thanks for sharing.👍👏🤟💪
37:55
the mother like:
-"Oh no! She try to kill my s... CLEAN NEST BITCH!!!"
I'm surprised they want that shit basket lol
Ikr, it's more shit than nest at that point
I was thinking the same thing
Maybe it smells nice.. LOL
Digo lo mismo cuando veo estadounidenses votando a los "demócratas"
It's a palace when you're too lazy to build your own. It might also be very close to an abundant food source as well.
Why didn't you put up a second camera to see the battles from the outside?
I've noticed this happen often with Finches. I will find chicks with bloody foreheads or a missing eye sometimes. They have feathers but aren't quite ready yet. It may be a territory thing too, as they constantly steal each other's nests.
There is also a widespread illness called House Finch eye disease, which is a bacterial infection that causes the bird's eyes to swell and crust over, and the bird may scratch at the affected eye(s).
Oh, how very sad!
They also kill bluebirds 😞
12:20 1st chick
12:28 2nd chick flew off
31:20 3rd chick
37:30 4th chick evicted
First and second are the same
@@tatjana_hNo they are not. You can see another baby finch fly out as the female finch attacking one of the other chicks
7:55 The chicks sat down and fell silent as if on command!
Amazing 37:58, after 3 are violently pushed out, one stubborn one wont leave, the intruder has it by its bill, the mom comes to save it but instead takes the poop in the nest away!!!
It's like she gave up.
Cause she finally knew they should of left the nest days ago! Can’t you tell they have used this nest over and over between finch broods. That’s why it’s so full of shiet! And they don’t have to keep building a new one every time. It was her turn to lay her brood and this new mom was taken advantage of by her already big ass offspring who wouldn’t leave the nest! And inexperienced parents kept feeding them and they weren’t gonna leave having that good life just yet! So when this momma is like I can’t hold these eggs any longer y’all gotta go the hard way! She took care of it!
@@lilianarodriguez1928 I dont think they smart enough to have timeshares
@@lilianarodriguez1928That’s not how it works. I’ve raised finches and those finches were a few days away from fledging. Stop making up bullshit like you know what you are talking about. That other finch doesn’t give a shit if those other finch chicks die. It just wanted to steal the nest. Fledgings will not stay in the nest any longer than necessary because the nest start to become infested with parasitic mites
@@charliebright8027se llama convivencia y no tiene que ver con la inteligencia sino con el instinto, hay decenas de casos en la naturaleza
That one lil fella is pretty active lol
The one baby bird started fluffing his wings up getting ready to go
lol i seen that he was like ok i guess im up! lmao
I call illegal eviction. They should go on Judge Judy to work it out.
I'm thinking Jerry Springer might be the best course of action.
They was taking too long in that nest !, i needed it!!,,We Was There FIRST!,Etc,,if birds could talk,.,,
en España sería un migrante desalojando a un propietario Español y el plumas rojas la policía y el sistema judicial y político español
Maybe the same male mated with the female evicting the little ones?
🤷♂️🤷♀️
New female bird: "Alright get your asses outta my new home!" * grabs each chicks and throws them out and their mother comes back fighting only to end up losing *
Ladies and gents, the Karen of the bird world.
"Flappity hoppity, this nest is MY PROPERTY! Now GET OUT!!"
How the fuck is this a Karen situation? Makes no sense.
@@Jecht1221 it's called sarcasm. Get a sense of humor, seriously.
The whole point are Karen's feel entitled. Wild animals have nothing given to them. Going around and fighting other birds just to have a nest to live in or food to eat is pretty rough
@@RenGraesyeah no I appreciate the effort. I just prefer when it makes sense.
A better example for that metaphor would probably be to use cuckoo... Those birds do have a degree of entitlement because they refuse to build their own and, at least in a few species of cuckoos sneak their babies into others.
I don't understand why the father didn't helped his female to defend the nest, at 7:23 he was there feeding the baby birds. As u can see At 9:30 the female attacked her in front of him and he was panicked and he escaped. At 15:56 the father is attacked. At 31:42 if I'm not wrong the father is attacking his own baby or maybe it's another male with the same colors. Nature is amazing
If ypu get a chance watch osprey nests on camera. The mom will flyoff f almost every your rather than defending her babies.
Nice to have captioning sometimes.. Divine video 🙂🤗✔️
Call me crazy but I really like this kind of videos hahaha I don't know why.. but I do like it
Lol mama straight ditched the last one as it was getting roughed up
Finch Wars: The Finchining
Couple of times it was hard telling who was doing what to who (maybe whom, I dunno).
The bird world is a brutal one.
I realize Im pretty off topic but do anyone know of a good website to watch new movies online ?
@@turnereverett2363 this is exactly what I'm here for
man in the beginning when the first one started yelling, the other ones went dead silent and started hiding. weren't asking for food anymore
Why do house finches build their nests with shit while others seem to keep their nests clean?
Check out some blue tit nest videos, the chicks expel a little sack for their waste, and the parents will take it and sometimes consume or drop it out of the nest. Not all species of birds do this though. Seems really risky for these finch chicks to live like that but I suppose if they're still around they are fine with it.
Maybe its defense?
@@rodier_ratafakus 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@mikeg8447 a lot of birds do that even finches.
I don't know.
But if you notice, the babies seem to do a decent job of making sure they shit outside the nest and not inside it.
If I had to make an absolute wild guess, this behavior is probably a natural selection one, where babies that did this particular behavior survived to mate and pass that along more so than babies that didn't.
So perhaps the poop helps to mask their smell or dissuades predators to some degree.
I will never look at finches the same after seeing this
Ikr they were my fav birds but idk anymore
Looks exactly the same as the house sparrow female!
8:05 that one starts peeking, like, "is it gone?"
07:56 Stranger Danger alert
i think the chiks were long due fledgling, they over stayed acting still as featherless chiks whereas they have had well developed wings and could fly as seen while evicting them by experienced couple
Omgosh, that was horrible! So a random female just came and removed all the babies from an existing nest? We have a nest with 5 eggs from a pair of house finches in a hanging basket on our porch and we are so excited to see them hatch. I would be devastated if I saw this happen. Does it occur often, that you are aware of?
Yes the current female with 5 chicks is the one that removed the previous tenants with force. I believe the chicks all survived since they were close to fledging. They crash landed in the surrounding bushes of our yard and the parents continued to feed.
I just had 5 baby house finches hatch in my hanging basket. This week I came home they were all gone. The culprit was a house sparrow , that had been watching all week,
if it happens leave it alone it is not your place to do anything
Yes, but I beleive it was a male house sparrow, I've seen him watching from day 1.
@@0minous187 Yes, I understand nature is nature..
Wow what a movie 🍿!
That Is The Nastiest Nest I've Ever Seen... All Of The Other Birds Are So Clean...
37:54 Mother removed the poo sack from the nest during the mid fight
baby bird was doomed.
Its a big risk for parents with damage baby bird.
Would prob stop feed poor thing anyway. :/
And At that moment they knew they was plucked
Underrated comment 😂
The fledglings could not fledge due to the wire mesh surrounding the nest, and the parents were probably ready to lay more eggs and needed those chicks out immediately.
Wrong. Invading new pair took over the nest and kicked out the babies that died later.
Attacks in:
1:21
9:29
10:17
12:02
26:14
31:10
34:15
37:29
...
They were too huge for the shorty nest already. Needed to go!
What's up with dad? Was he just content to let his woman get her ass kicked and his kids get wasted?
why am i so satisfied seeing them suffer?
So the dad don't care that his kids are getting attacked?
Is it me but it was the mothers mate trying to make them leave rhe nest
Young men & baby birds can relate: step mom look out 'time to clean house'.
The husband sided with the mistress. This call for divorce with full custody!
No need the kids are dead 😂😂🎉🎉
There's 2 males tho, you can see them fighting later in the vid.
Hey the mom gave up too.
😄😄😄 the last one chick was great
Painful to watch!!!!! Will they survive? 😲
Hope so, they were close to fledging. I found one in the surrounding grass. The parents will still feed them, just have to hope cats don't get to them.
@@kiwifoto however his father is traitor so less chance of survival
@@kiwifotoDid the cats get them?
In bird culture this is considered a dick move.
A new girlfriend wants to live there
Animals have 24/7 prison rules, anything goes
Went from stocks to bird mistress taking over homes….damn YT you know how to distract me.
Then I just go up there and destroy the nest so no one can have it
I would like to take care of chicks . Can you give them to me
the parents still take care of them when they leave the nest; if you find a young bird in the wild you should always leave it be
I’m so sad for those poor babies :’( nature can be so cruel. but thanks to this video, I now know that if I hear this sound that I have some babies to save 👍
By all any means save them. Mother nature will have plenty other mayhem to choose from. I say youtube should put warnings on these violent videos for children's sake. Nightmareish..
It was actually her turn to lay her eggs and these big ass chicks were setting up to live at home through college! They were almost the size of the parents and the parents kept feeding these large ass birds whom should of left the nest days ago!! She was a more experienced and mature finch and had to give the momma bird a beating teaching her that not because it’s your 1st brood are you going to baby them into adult hood. 12 to 15 days tops then on your way out of the nest! These birds were way pass their 15 day mark! I’m glad she taught them a lesson with a good plucking on their heads! Her intention was never to kill them even though she could have if she wanted too! And you could tell they were long ready to go because when she was head hair plucking and poking the 1st one, one of the other ones flew out the nest with no issue! It must of said “might as well leave before I get plucked and poked! It was good while it lasted, in bed all day getting fed watching the scenery.” And the last/4th one wanted to play dead or sick thinking it could stay in the nest even after everything! And the father was also begging her to let the last one stay!! 🤦🏻♀️ NO! NO she said and good for her!! Even baby birds can be pain in the ass!! Imagine how many have stayed over their time taking advantage of their 1st time mother! Glad these got a lesson and learned from it including the mother! 😊
Hmm. . . I guess that MIGHT have been what happened, too!... But I'm still wondering about the "WAY past their 15 day mark"... Though, as quickly as birds grow up & develop, they weren't more than one or two days PAST their "shoulda moved out, already" time-phase, were they?
must be Democrat baby birds
when you look around and all you see are happy couples, but your single.
If I were the victim Finch mother, I'd be back to visit the "new" nest ... 🤔
I just now saw that the the man that'd posted this video, Christopher Taylor, said in a comment to Jen Jarrell, that the apparent "victim" in THIS video is THE finch that had BEFORE "victimized" this "RETURNING" finch (that is here kicking the ones (& their chicks) OUT of the nest that had ORIGINALLY been THEIR nest). (It's just all so sad for all the BABY finches!)
Any idea why this happens? Couldn't be bothered to build their own nest, perhaps?
They do it for no reason
@@jamiahbrown4916 There's always a reason. Most likely kicking out rival babies for nest space to have their own young.
Why build a nest when you can just take this one, worked for them.
I like how the nest is covered with popcorn shits😂
And I thought the last one was the lucky one! DAMN
But....why? 🤔
The female with the dark mark under her right eye is the evicting female.
38:12 oh god. The nestling flap the wings and fling its eyeball off You can see the little projectile and the socket… and his crazed shouting… the intruder also shocked 38:14
Unbelievable to watch at this four baby birds who is so smart and intelligent who know how to act and keep still when they knew they are not their parents. Good vedio brother you let us watch how animal behaviour. Is actually similar to human being who are cruel out there. If they cannot get what they want they will also do such cruel act towards other human being. I like your vedio.👍👍👌👌👏👏😍😍💖💖
Did you not watch the video? The fledglings asked for food from the invader. Jesus Christ, that was the first 30 seconds and you could not pay attention!
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942 No need to be nasty
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942 Well yeah, at FIRST the fledglings WERE "expecting" ALL "grown-up" finches to be loving & helpful & kind to them & for them. Then, the REALITY set in, "OOPS! That's NOT true, AFTER-ALL!", & THAT'S when the fledges started wising up!
This was difficult to watch! For the past few years, I've been feeding house finches from a birdfeeder off of my back deck. I always thought they were cute and pretty gentle - especially the gray colored females! But this is 'nature' and I need to hold back from casting my own (human, cultural) experience and views of life onto these creatures.
Usted me hizo recordar a la primera ley de la Federacion del universo Star trek
La Directiva principal prohíbe que el personal y las naves espaciales de la Flota Estelar interfieran en el desarrollo normal de cualquier sociedad, y exige que cualquier nave o miembro de la tripulación de la Flota Estelar sea prescindible para evitar la violación de esta regla.
@@macroplexx Parece que los escritores de Star Trek entendieron bien el concepto de cultura. No quieren repetir los mismos errores del colonialismo, cuando los países del Norte se adentraron en los continentes del Sur y proyectaron su propia cultura en el otro, creyendo que su camino era avanzado y mejor que el otro. Lo mismo hicieron los colonos europeos con los pueblos indígenas de América del Norte.
Los colonialistas pensaron que estaban haciendo el bien, pero en realidad lastimaron gravemente a los colonizados.
Well I have found myself wanting bird videos again
seeing those comments of people torturing birds
A lei da natureza, o mais forte vence!
The father is pretty dim witted
Some good action at 12:15
this is worst then a horror movie lol
This was hard to watch we think birds are peaceful loving creatures not!!!!
ok, so what was that all about? an angry ex girlfriend?
the chick at 31:32 :( pretended to be death
Why you didnt do something :D
Like what? Humans have no business interfering.
The father was a coward ..... the mother is a fighter .... but even she gave up at the last moment and ate poop instead of saving her baby
Yes agreed Mohammed, very sad. and what is worst even sadder is grown up men watching birds fight movies . and commenting on it
@@lastpokemon and
wtf are you doing moron? Oh, you’re a grown as$ man-child. `
Yall see that one baby stopped eating and moved around so it could see if the other scary wanna b mommy steal my nest bird was around poor scared baby.
Must be the best real estate available
34:23 lol
This isn't another female, it's the grown-up baby bird that's outstayed it's welcome.
guys i think there learning from the house sparrows
Wow... This was Birdy-Trauma 101. It's horrid knowing & seeing birds & animals picking up on, & practicing, the cruelties of fallen man-kind... 😮💨
Lol what?
Oh well now they get crappy nest
pretty easy to translate ,GET OUT THIS IS OUR NEST NOW!
they are not baby. they shoud leave home. parents support leave.
Oh no!
Who is so stupid that you don't understand, don't touch it, it's really stupid without words to say
This video show the male finch is utterly worthless when it comes to defending his chicks against a home wrecker female finch.
Mamma finch tried. I was hoping the homeowner at least try to put the chicks back in the net.
my And why wouliit s d that happened? Those chicks were more than ready to fledge. In fact, they had passed their fledgling days and were overstaying. Can’t you tell how there’s crap all over the nest, more than 1 finch mom reuse this nest over and over. That other female knew they were past their stay.
As among humans - those, who can walk on other people's heads, get the best.
Sad, tragic, brutal eviction. Don't think I'd want to fight over a poop infested nest. Poor babies. 😔 I have a new perspective on house finches.
You care about birds?!? Dang you must hate your self
I feel bad for that one the got put on the wire and pecked by the invading pair around 34:10 since it tried to jump back to the nest, and barely missed, ending up falling like its other siblings.
Where are the parents? are they the chicks' own parents?
This is satisfying to watch
“Observe intently the birds of heaven; they do not sow seed or reap or gather into storehouses, yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not worth more than they are?”
No, you are not. Next question....
Amen, Smyrna. Gosh, since I was a kid, I'd felt so sad & confused about all the "innocent" birds & animals (that didn't get invited onto the Ark) having to die. And now, it makes sense that they probably weren't exactly "innocent", by that point in time, afterall. But it's still sad as hell (literally) that they (the many birds & animals) INHERITED those very "violent spirits" FROM people who'd turned away from our True God, & got contentedly-careless (care-LESS)...
@@flashlitestriker4028 We knew you were mentally ill after the first sentence. You didn't need to continue.
@@flashlitestriker4028 You have a great heart.
Just want to share this other scripture with you:
Matthew 11:29, 30 - “Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am mild-tempered and lowly in heart, and you will find refreshment for yourselves. For my yoke is kindly, and my load is light”.
@@smyrnasstory Amen!
I wish i never watched this 😢
who put the camera could not help the chicks???
😢😢😢😢
If you dont protect whats yours someone else will come and take it
It's a tragedy.
Am glad my bird is not brutal 😁 she does all my cooking and washing
子供がボコられてるのに巣からうんち咥えて飛び去る親鳥、、、そんなことしてる場合か。
31:36 Poor chick. First thrown out of the nest hard, Then attacked by his Daddy.