I hope you've enjoyed the video! To find out more see below: More Gylfie & Dryer films here th-cam.com/play/PLx09JDaWUEFPztNvVpVf7yCvfCRwFv0HU.html&si=mZwzf7TsiZPP6DMK Watch them 24/7 on my livestream: www.robertefuller.com/live-cameras-fotherdale/ Sign up to my newsletter for weekly updates mailchi.mp/robertefuller/newslettersignup Support my work with wildlife: www.robertefuller.com/support_and_donate/ Visit my website: www.robertefuller.com Follow me on: facebook.com/RobertEFullerArt/ | twitter.com/RobertEFuller | instagram.com/robertefuller/ | Robertefuller (@robertefuller) | TikTok
This video puts to rest the old wives tale that if you touch a baby bird the mother will reject it thank you Robert for intervening and for bringing us these amazing videos!
RIP Finn 🙏 He will always be missed 😢. But Dryer has really stepped up and proven that he too can be a good provider. Warms my heart seeing these 2 in action ❤
That chick swallowing a whole vole was quite impressive! What a wonderful look at the early weeks in the lives of barn owls and the work it takes to raise them successfully. Thank you for capturing this and allowing us the pleasure of viewing it.
How wonderful and beautiful Robert, thank you so much,i have you on my playlist,i go back and watch when i can enjoy , thoroughly 🌞,you live in a beautiful place
Bravo Dryer for being a fast learner and an excellent provider (and funny to boot) what an awesome pair. Awesome are you also Robert to know when to (or not to) intervene. Thank you, your videos are so comforting. 🙏🏻🥰
Thank you so much, Robert. Barn owls are so beautiful, and this video was just fascinating! Gylfie is an experienced and capable mom, and Dryer certainly rose to the occasion.
I love that Robert’s not the kind of documentarian who insists on hands-off no matter what. We impact nature just existing, might as well help life along when we can!
It's amazing to see how much they look at humans in their fight, sorry. besides, it"s a very lovely film.Thank you for spoiling us with so much beautiful content,🙏🙏Mr.robert E Fuller🌹🌱🌿
I’ve never been interested in learning about owls but after discovering your channel and how well you documented these beautiful animals and take such good care of them, I’m really excited to be learning more about owls now. Thank you Robert! 😊
In Italy we call them Barbagianni, you can only see them if you live in small villages or in the countryside (in environments too illuminated by artificial lights it is impossible to encounter them) ergo I would say that these days they are a rarity, when was a kid, I lived in a remote village of 2000 inhabitants in the Marche hinterland region, beautiful areas and I often met them, then I moved to Northern Italy (here it is impossible to see one because of the lights, furthermore Lombardy is too industrialized and populated, not to mention the most horrendous landscape in Italy, it doesn't even feel like we live in the same Country, literrally (it's all flat,and this is already a rarity in Italy, moreover fog literally every day here) it is no coincidence that it is called the Po Valley (originally they were swamps, then they reclaimed the area by draining the water they were fed by the snow melting from the Alps to the north and the Apennines to the south with summer season, so they started populating it, but the fog still here (However we are full of toads 🙃a sad place...)
@@glaxb17 grazie per l'informazione. Non c'è solo 'gufo'? Oppure troppo generale? Io habitavo in Abruzzo per 10 anni. Era possibile andare su è vedere tutte le stelle. Mi manca
@@daftirishmarej1827 si, le regioni del centro est italia sono sicuramente le migliori a livello naturalistico/paesaggistico, umbria, marche, abruzzo (poco popolate e molto caratteristiche) comunque si tratta degli stessi uccelli del video (almeno a prima vista sono identici) barbagianni sono diversi dai gufi (almeno per come li intendiamo in italia) anche se suppongo siano della stessa famiglia dei gufi, ma gufo è un termine un pò generico, almeno credo... (a me mancano anche le lucciole, di notte era pieno sui bordi dei fiumi e dei laghi, ce n'erano talmente tante che a confronto le luci di natale sono poca roba) qua nel Nord è tutto illuminato altrimenti dovrebbero starci (almeno storicamente) dato che con sta pianura, con sta depressione sconfinata, insomma c'è nebbia ovunque in questa conca tra le Alpi e gli Appennini, quindi dovrebbe essere l'ideale per le lucciole...(infatti le lucciole amano l'umidità perchè si cibano di lumache e chiocciole, da dove venivo io (Urbisaglia, in provincia di Macerata) sotto il paese c'è un torrente, quindi è pieno di lucciole...(le notti di Giugno erano magiche, e ogni tanto mi scontravo anche con questi Barbagianni) il problema della pianura Padana è che è tutto coltivato (per questo è difficile trovare lucciole) mentre nelle Marche come in Abruzzo l'entroterra è ben conservato (ovvio che se ci fai un campo poi passi con la mietitrebbia le lucciole muoiono tutte, serve il bosco affinchè tu possa godere dello spettacolo) altrimenti qua con tutta sta nebbia vai tranquillo che prolifererebbero certamente...(il problema è la sovrappopolazione e l'industrializzazione, lo sfruttamento selvaggio di questa zona d'Italia) ovviamente mi manca anche il panorama e la fauna/flora, la tranquillità di quelle zone d'Italia...(qua scimmiottano tutti Berlusconi, pseudocapitalisti da quattro soldi, una gara all'avidità, ovvio che faccia tutto ca**re, hanno barattato la bellezza per quattro spicci dentro le tasche di pochi)
@@daftirishmarej1827 tra l'altro come si deposita la nebbia qua in Padania per via della sua conformazione unica causata dalle Alpi, c'è anche laria più inquinata d'europa, perchè anche l'inquinamento tende a ristagnare in questa conca naturale, anche perchè da una parte ci sono le Apli, dall'altra parte d'Italia gli Appennini Non facevano troppi danni se la lasciavano una palude come era sempre stata naturalmente, invece qualche "genio" ad un certo punto decise di bonificarla per poterci coltivare...(ripeto, certamente un posto triste)
Aw it was sad when daddy came home and couldn't find the momma at first. He got so worried! Also them being rudely interrupted by the squirrel was funny. Rip to their one baby that didn't make it. Beautiful creatures.
Hi, Robert! Thanks for remembering us this special moment of this beautiful owl family!!🙏🤩🤗 It was a long way for Dryer, to learn his husband and father's duties, but finally he was well succeeded!!!😉 Great video!!! 🙌🦉🦉😍😎👍👏😃
It's amazing, you did great work there, the nature, the music and the environment are just wonderful, please continue the wonderful works of nature. Thanks
I stumbled upon your video and I’m hooked. I live in the Caribbean and rescue lots of birds so I’m familiar with some of their habits. But we don’t have barn owls, so I find this so fascinating and quite a learning experience. Thank you Mr. Fuller!
Thank you so much for your videos. Deeply appreciative of your service to all of us, bringing these magical glimpses into the tough and beautiful lives these creatures lead. I'm learning a lot!
Hello, your videos are superb, what talent!! These images fascinate me with their qualities. I have also been filming birds in the nest for decades with homemade devices. I am an amateur videographer who admires your work. It is a real pleasure of watching your documentaries. Thank you. Kind regards. Philippe
Gylfie, my great love! I don't like any living barn owl better than you. Thank you REF for this wonderful video. I saw many sequences live and shed a few tears. Overall, this is one of the most beautiful of your videos. I wish all owls a happy season.
I love this couple and the way barn owl chicks are so nice to each other. Looking forward to watching all their successes! And your narrated stories make me love them (and you!) even more.
This is mesmerising. The amount of time, effort and protection these beautiful owls put into their young is humbling to see. No online deliveries, hospitals or health checks for them or babies. We owe nature so much yet take more space from them. Your owl house is superb. Thank you so much for a wonderful enlightening wildlife film.
Drier,, being the typical man,,just gives the chicks the entire mouse !!! Lol !!! But, he does such a great job making sure they all have food ! Incredible !!! 😁👍😍✝️💕💕
What a wonderful video. It’s fascinating to watch a little family like this grow and develop. I would SO love to visit your gallery! I live in south east England and have no need to travel north, but if I ever do the gallery will definitely be on the itinerary!
Thanks for sharing these beautiful birds! I wish I had some barn owls that would take up residence near my garden in Upstate NY. All you can eat buffet is available consisting of voles, moles, chipmunks, and mice. I did put a few owl box up in the trees, but squirrels thought is was a good home and chewed the entrance to fit their bodies into the box and ruined the housing.
Thank you for setting up such a wonderful place for these birds to nest in and also so that we can see their stages of life and behavior captured on camera. It truly is fascinating and magical to watch these beautiful, different species of birds choose their own nests for laying eggs. However, their nests seem close together that I'm surprised they still choose them. They must feel safe where they are, and that's always a good thing 😊
OMG this is so great 👍, watching 👀 theme and learning is priceless for me, seeing her lay those eggs 🥚 also priceless.. i can go out in my back yard at around midnight and hear owls 🦉 off in the distance and i swear that they are talking to each other.. again priceless... Thank you for this video 📹 💜
Now I am enjoying for the past one month the same proses of a barn Owl in my house.the four baby's have come out and it is wonderful to watch.the mother doesn't afraid of me while I watch it .
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This video puts to rest the old wives tale that if you touch a baby bird the mother will reject it thank you Robert for intervening and for bringing us these amazing videos!
It's beautiful, and I looked ferder at my TV screen. Then 2:08 it' magnificent to see❤🌹🌿
The rings seem a little bit too tight.
Merci pour vos magnifiques vidéos....bonne soirée de belgique
It is still a magnificent World !
Dryer's panicked call to Gylfie was quite funny; he really did sound desperate.
Gylfie is so careful with her feet around her eggs. So gentle and beautiful. My favourite Bird. Thank you.
She is mine too love gylfie
love gylfie
RIP Finn 🙏 He will always be missed 😢. But Dryer has really stepped up and proven that he too can be a good provider. Warms my heart seeing these 2 in action ❤
I’m noticing a pattern of the owl dads distracting the moms so they can have a look at their babies… Lol so adorable.
Same it reminded me of Luna and Bomber ♡
I just love Robert's full documentaries with a great commentary.
Agreed! And I love how he focuses on each animal's unique personality too.
You are a treasure Mr. Fuller, bringing these natural stories and images into our lives. Thank you deeply! Well being all ~
Thanks 🤩
Barn Owls are just so beautiful. I love their little faces. Thank you for helping these amazing animals.
I am getting to like Barn Owls a lot. Thanks for helping with my education.
Wow that dive! Super Mom Gylfie and amazing Dryer. ❤
RIP liitle #4. 😢
❤🙏🦉
I may still miss Finn, but I'm glad Dryer is proving he can provide more than enough for both his mate and chicks.
Do u know why Finn is gone? Seems like the one who got away
@@alliekat85 Yeah. He drowned in a water container after going out to find food.
@@AshXXMayftw ohhh, I was hoping they just changed mates so often :-(
@@alliekat85 Barn owls mate for life, the only time they take on a different mate is if one of the pair dies.
Seems like the one who got away
so much respect for these little beings to deal with so many adversity yet carry on producing next generation
Gylfie:
Dryer: aaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAA*AAAAAAAAAAAAAA*
😂😂😂
ok
HE DISTRATED GYLFIE WITH THE PREY SO HE COULD LOOK AT HIS BABIES OMFG 🤩
That chick swallowing a whole vole was quite impressive! What a wonderful look at the early weeks in the lives of barn owls and the work it takes to raise them successfully. Thank you for capturing this and allowing us the pleasure of viewing it.
It’s so cool seeing Dryer being excited to see the eggs ❤ glad he stepped up
Always impressive when they learn on the job
I had my doubts that Dryer would be able to fill the void Fynn left behind, but I've never seen a Barn Owl father so devoted towards his eggs.
Just an incredible film. It's such a privilege to be allowed to see nature this close up. Absolutely beautiful!
Beautiful educational highlights of Gylfie & Dryer working together for this brood. Thank you!
How wonderful and beautiful Robert, thank you so much,i have you on my playlist,i go back and watch when i can enjoy , thoroughly 🌞,you live in a beautiful place
Bravo Dryer for being a fast learner and an excellent provider (and funny to boot) what an awesome pair.
Awesome are you also Robert to know when to (or not to) intervene.
Thank you, your videos are so comforting. 🙏🏻🥰
So wonderful to watch this sweet family again, like this in a video! Thanks a million for this amazing video! Take care all 🥰❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much, Robert. Barn owls are so beautiful, and this video was just fascinating! Gylfie is an experienced and capable mom, and Dryer certainly rose to the occasion.
I love that Robert’s not the kind of documentarian who insists on hands-off no matter what. We impact nature just existing, might as well help life along when we can!
Aw just wonderful, Gylfie is such an amazing mum, Dryer did so well as a new time dad. Love the names of the chicks ❤
Dryer is my spirit animal. When suddenly alone with children, scream on top of my lungs instead of exhibiting some common sense.
😂😂😂
He’s having that existential crisis being a new father for the first time. 🤣🫶
on youtube this is all i watch, animal adventures, Dryer looked at Gyilfie and said "damn honey, 3 eggs?? wow!
thank you, your channel is so precious
Oh thanks for watching glad you are enjoying my channel
I love these longer videos/ stories ❤️
Glad you like them!
Looking forward to this season. Thanks so much Robert.👍🙏🇦🇺
It's amazing to see how much they look at humans in their fight, sorry. besides, it"s a very lovely film.Thank you for spoiling us with so much beautiful content,🙏🙏Mr.robert E Fuller🌹🌱🌿
dryer and his shenanigans with food xD always funny to see him checks out the eggs
Beautiful!!!! I love Mother Nature...❤
I’ve never been interested in learning about owls but after discovering your channel and how well you documented these beautiful animals and take such good care of them, I’m really excited to be learning more about owls now.
Thank you Robert! 😊
Before calling Gylfie in a panic
AAIIIGGGHHHH!!!!!!!!!
😅😅😅😅😅
lol that made me laugh too
Thsnkyou for a beautiful precious video i enjoy it very much ❤
Newborn birds are hideous, but grow up to be so majestic-looking-owls and parrots especially.
Maybe they're that bad so we really appreciate when they grow up with their magnificent plumage?
In Italy we call them Barbagianni, you can only see them if you live in small villages or in the countryside (in environments too illuminated by artificial lights it is impossible to encounter them) ergo I would say that these days they are a rarity, when was a kid, I lived in a remote village of 2000 inhabitants in the Marche hinterland region, beautiful areas and I often met them, then I moved to Northern Italy (here it is impossible to see one because of the lights, furthermore Lombardy is too industrialized and populated, not to mention the most horrendous landscape in Italy, it doesn't even feel like we live in the same Country, literrally (it's all flat,and this is already a rarity in Italy, moreover fog literally every day here) it is no coincidence that it is called the Po Valley (originally they were swamps, then they reclaimed the area by draining the water they were fed by the snow melting from the Alps to the north and the Apennines to the south with summer season, so they started populating it, but the fog still here (However we are full of toads 🙃a sad place...)
@@glaxb17 grazie per l'informazione. Non c'è solo 'gufo'? Oppure troppo generale? Io habitavo in Abruzzo per 10 anni. Era possibile andare su è vedere tutte le stelle. Mi manca
@@daftirishmarej1827 si, le regioni del centro est italia sono sicuramente le migliori a livello naturalistico/paesaggistico, umbria, marche, abruzzo (poco popolate e molto caratteristiche) comunque si tratta degli stessi uccelli del video (almeno a prima vista sono identici) barbagianni sono diversi dai gufi (almeno per come li intendiamo in italia) anche se suppongo siano della stessa famiglia dei gufi, ma gufo è un termine un pò generico, almeno credo... (a me mancano anche le lucciole, di notte era pieno sui bordi dei fiumi e dei laghi, ce n'erano talmente tante che a confronto le luci di natale sono poca roba) qua nel Nord è tutto illuminato altrimenti dovrebbero starci (almeno storicamente) dato che con sta pianura, con sta depressione sconfinata, insomma c'è nebbia ovunque in questa conca tra le Alpi e gli Appennini, quindi dovrebbe essere l'ideale per le lucciole...(infatti le lucciole amano l'umidità perchè si cibano di lumache e chiocciole, da dove venivo io (Urbisaglia, in provincia di Macerata) sotto il paese c'è un torrente, quindi è pieno di lucciole...(le notti di Giugno erano magiche, e ogni tanto mi scontravo anche con questi Barbagianni) il problema della pianura Padana è che è tutto coltivato (per questo è difficile trovare lucciole) mentre nelle Marche come in Abruzzo l'entroterra è ben conservato (ovvio che se ci fai un campo poi passi con la mietitrebbia le lucciole muoiono tutte, serve il bosco affinchè tu possa godere dello spettacolo) altrimenti qua con tutta sta nebbia vai tranquillo che prolifererebbero certamente...(il problema è la sovrappopolazione e l'industrializzazione, lo sfruttamento selvaggio di questa zona d'Italia) ovviamente mi manca anche il panorama e la fauna/flora, la tranquillità di quelle zone d'Italia...(qua scimmiottano tutti Berlusconi, pseudocapitalisti da quattro soldi, una gara all'avidità, ovvio che faccia tutto ca**re, hanno barattato la bellezza per quattro spicci dentro le tasche di pochi)
@@daftirishmarej1827 tra l'altro come si deposita la nebbia qua in Padania per via della sua conformazione unica causata dalle Alpi, c'è anche laria più inquinata d'europa, perchè anche l'inquinamento tende a ristagnare in questa conca naturale, anche perchè da una parte ci sono le Apli, dall'altra parte d'Italia gli Appennini
Non facevano troppi danni se la lasciavano una palude come era sempre stata naturalmente, invece qualche "genio" ad un certo punto decise di bonificarla per poterci coltivare...(ripeto, certamente un posto triste)
Grüße aus Berlin und danke für die wunderbaren Geschichten.
10:12 Dryer is a good dad: “Buy/Make more than you need, now you have some extra for yourself over the next couple of days.” Good for him.
I do wonder if she’s ever like “mouse, again? I was really craving vole tonight.” Perhaps I’m projecting 😅😂❤ Thank you. I love this ❤❤❤
Aw it was sad when daddy came home and couldn't find the momma at first. He got so worried! Also them being rudely interrupted by the squirrel was funny. Rip to their one baby that didn't make it. Beautiful creatures.
Such a heartwarming video! Watching Dryer learn to care for his little ones is both adorable and inspiring. 🦉
He comes up with brillant names for the birds honestly
Thank you Robert. They make amazing parents❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Мы всей семьёй обожаем сипух. Ваши видео потрясающие. Очень классно раскрыта жизнь и быт, таких поразительных птиц🦉💗🦉🥚🥚🥚🥚
Wow, I never noticed those amazing details on their feathers before.
Such an experience to watch this on the livestream. One of the first time I watched one of these stories
What a fantastic video! 🌟
Fantastic work of you, REF! 🙂🌷
Fantastic video. Thank you.
Mr Fuller I just love your voice and how you speak, I could listen to you all day 🥰
This is so magical to watch! Thank you!❤❤❤
Hi, Robert! Thanks for remembering us this special moment of this beautiful owl family!!🙏🤩🤗
It was a long way for Dryer, to learn his husband and father's duties, but finally he was well succeeded!!!😉
Great video!!!
🙌🦉🦉😍😎👍👏😃
Oh my God, him checking on those eggs every chance he gets is just so sweet ❤
My heart breaks for that 4th chick who passed away 😢
It's amazing, you did great work there, the nature, the music and the environment are just wonderful, please continue the wonderful works of nature.
Thanks
That's a great educational video Robert. Awesome work on these magnificent birds
I stumbled upon your video and I’m hooked. I live in the Caribbean and rescue lots of birds so I’m familiar with some of their habits. But we don’t have barn owls, so I find this so fascinating and quite a learning experience. Thank you Mr. Fuller!
Hi 👋 welcome to my channel
Thank you! Today I attended a conference about conservation and just learned that we do have indeed barn owls in Puerto Rico! Very exciting!
They are such intelligent birds. And beautiful.
Thank you so much for your videos. Deeply appreciative of your service to all of us, bringing these magical glimpses into the tough and beautiful lives these creatures lead. I'm learning a lot!
Thank you for sharing 😊 I think that was just beautiful to watch ❤
Thankyou Robert for all these amazing videos.
Every one of your videos is so well-produced, really enjoyable to watch!
Hello, your videos are superb, what talent!! These images fascinate me with their qualities. I have also been filming birds in the nest for decades with homemade devices. I am an amateur videographer who admires your work. It is a real pleasure of watching your documentaries. Thank you. Kind regards. Philippe
Thank you for letting us into these beautiful owls world!
Gylfie, my great love! I don't like any living barn owl better than you. Thank you REF for this wonderful video. I saw many sequences live and shed a few tears. Overall, this is one of the most beautiful of your videos. I wish all owls a happy season.
This is such a wonderful channel. Thanks for sharing your videos of these beautiful owls.
I love this couple and the way barn owl chicks are so nice to each other. Looking forward to watching all their successes!
And your narrated stories make me love them (and you!) even more.
Absolutely beautiful and wonderfully created, by the one that created the world and everything in it. Thank you for sharing.❤
I love this clip ❤ thank you Robert, as I've said before it's like being a fly on the wall, a real privilege !
Thank you for such beautiful and exciting world of owls. Love them all
wonderful bird nature is so much blessed
Absolutely wonderful video... I found myself transfixed... Thank you for sharing these beautiful creatures of God and nature. ❤
What motivated you to show us these beautiful creatures?
Thanks!
Thank you.
Thank you for this beuatiful video. I was joy to watch. I am looking forward to this season.
Regards, Evelína.
I learn soo much from your videos
Beautiful Documentary by Nature lover Robert Fuller
Really great documentary!! These birds are very cute.
RIP and cuddles to baby 4 😢🥺
Cuddles to Gylfie dryer and 3 babes
Absolutely lovely video! Thank you so much for sharing this!🙏❤️
Very beautiful images and good follow-up. Thank you.
This is mesmerising. The amount of time, effort and protection these beautiful owls put into their young is humbling to see. No online deliveries, hospitals or health checks for them or babies. We owe nature so much yet take more space from them. Your owl house is superb. Thank you so much for a wonderful enlightening wildlife film.
My favorite owl is the barn owl and they are so CUTE!❤❤❤
so love your story telling. busy watching Luna these days. thanks as always for sharing.
Thanks glad you enjoyed it
What a wonderful video and such amazing creatures. 🙏🏽
Drier,, being the typical man,,just gives the chicks the entire mouse !!! Lol !!! But, he does such a great job making sure they all have food ! Incredible !!! 😁👍😍✝️💕💕
Amazing how those homely babies become so beautiful.
they work so well together to raise the chicks. Good job to them
It's so beautiful story❤ Thank you so much for bringing us such amazing moments in life of this wonderful beings🙏 ❤
Muito lindos os pássaros chorando o cuidado quê tem com os ovinhos parabéns pelo video e quê Deus abençoe sempre
I absolutely love your videos. I Wath one every morning, with my first coffee of the day. Thank you.
Oh thanks ☺️ glad you enjoy them
So cute❤.. thanks for sharing this amazing insight into these beautiful owls and their life
What a wonderful video. It’s fascinating to watch a little family like this grow and develop.
I would SO love to visit your gallery! I live in south east England and have no need to travel north, but if I ever do the gallery will definitely be on the itinerary!
Thanks for sharing these beautiful birds! I wish I had some barn owls that would take up residence near my garden in Upstate NY. All you can eat buffet is available consisting of voles, moles, chipmunks, and mice. I did put a few owl box up in the trees, but squirrels thought is was a good home and chewed the entrance to fit their bodies into the box and ruined the housing.
Thank you for setting up such a wonderful place for these birds to nest in and also so that we can see their stages of life and behavior captured on camera. It truly is fascinating and magical to watch these beautiful, different species of birds choose their own nests for laying eggs. However, their nests seem close together that I'm surprised they still choose them. They must feel safe where they are, and that's always a good thing 😊
OMG this is so great 👍, watching 👀 theme and learning is priceless for me, seeing her lay those eggs 🥚 also priceless.. i can go out in my back yard at around midnight and hear owls 🦉 off in the distance and i swear that they are talking to each other.. again priceless...
Thank you for this video 📹 💜
Now I am enjoying for the past one month the same proses of a barn
Owl in my house.the four baby's have come out and it is wonderful to watch.the mother doesn't afraid of me while I watch it .
Amazing!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing these amazing videos!!
I love their owl house🦉
Love your camera that gives us such a sharp view into Gylfie and Dryer’s life… thank you 👍
Ma armastan linde .Jumal sa oled loonud ,naad imeliselt.Äitäh .kõigile .Jumala Õnnistusi teile❤😊