21st May 2021 - We lost a chick / another uninvited guest - Blue tit nest box live camera highlights
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2021
- What a bad day. No-one is entirely sure how many chicks are still in the box. There was five at the end of play on the 20th and now there's three or possibly four. The maximum number of chicks seen on camera at any one time today was four but that doesn't mean that there wasn't five in their. One chick was removed from the box at 7.58pm. We'll have to wait until the morning and see what's what. Hopefully it'll have stopped raining by then.
A third uninvited intruder gave us all a shock today (00:49). Especially our female. If anyone knows what type of bird this is please drop a comment and let us know. Our female was just about to give one of the chicks a big caterpillar when the interloper announced itself. It looks like she stress ate it afterwards!
In other news one of the chicks was having a good wing flap and they seem to enjoy an afternoon snooze so much the parents are having to pester them to eat.
More tomorrow...
Things used to make these videos:
In box Camera - Green Feathers wired IP camera
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Nest box - Garden Nature side view box
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Streaming software - OBS
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Editing software - Davinci Resolve 17
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External Camera - Sony A6400 with 18 -105mm F4 lens
Streaming hardware - Apple MacBook Pro 15" 2012 and 2018
Watching Mom lay on top of those babies and press them down in the nest while the Predator was at the door was amazing.
I'm watching the chick like "you're gonna rat her out bro stop 😐"
Minute?
00:44
Meanwhile we have human mothers who pop out kids and wave them around in lines at welfare to get more money so only they can spend it and not on the kid.
@@FartSmucker Can't we just focus on the beauty of this moment in nature rather than needing to say something negative? It would be so refreshing if people could enjoy the little things without any negative energy for a change ✌❤
It died because of the hard-bodied centipede provided by the father at 6:32, you can see it trying to get it down, then disappearing for a while after that. The mother even sits there with a worm for ever as the other chick attempts dozens of times to eat it, its about 8:48 when the mom really kind of gets frustrated trying to force feed the one choking on the centipede without knowing whats going on. About 1-2 hours later you can see it lifting its head up struggling. Either the centipede caused internal damage and was chewing on its internal organs, or it just kept writhing alive inside the baby causing it to suffocate, either way that is a terrible and sad death :( The centipede was not dead and can stay alive as long as any of the holes along the side of their body have access to air. The fragile tissues of a chicks GI tract could handle a dead one possibly but not like that...
Little guy 😞
It’s always the dad’s fault.
Thank you for the explanation!
@@cam_DA_Hawkdriver wtf
@@HowBoutUHandleDeezNutz ???
I'm glad you made the hole small enough to keep out the crows.
@@HowDidIGet3700Subs Jesus christ, the way you talk is so annoying, is this how you speak irl? "hun" "x"
@@seashore0015 Calm down Teodor hun x Try anger management classes ❤
@@unbiasedkatie9337 "hun x"
@@unbiasedkatie9337 just look at the comments on your "a tribute video to myself", you're sick and the people are right...
@@seashore0015 Teodore hun calm down babe x You're acting like a lil incel I might have to call the police on you 🥺
Look, the guy warned you, there’s no need to give him dislikes. Seriously, he gave some birds a home for gods sake. Plus, this is nature, it happens. If you’re that upset about, then stop living in ignorance and help more birds out yourselves then
I mean every video has to have a dislike, at least a lot if they have that many views. I would get mad at it because a lot are bots.
Isn’t the chick dead tho?
@@zombzto I’m not saying he killed it lol y would he do that. I was asking if the chick died from the attack and was just thrown out
Relax hero
Dislikes help. It shows interaction with the video. Unless he's getting negative ratios on like every video it doesn't affect the creator, it helps them
Straight out of a horror movie. In the dark, parent bird trying to shrink itself into the floor of the nest to pretend nobody is home while the obvlivious baby makes a racket.
Yeah, its fukin annoying
It’s blind, it thinks the noise is one of it parents coming to feed it🙄
@@samealy2508 still terrible either way..
That a movie thing.
You need to use critical thinking because that bird eyes are still not open yet and aside from i think he/she thought that was their parents.
Poor momma she even gave it a shake to make sure.
Lol birds are savage
I mean we would too
When?
@@barnabaf.4376 another video, the chick died from the mother force feeding it an alive bug, it slowly suffocated the chick until it passed, then removed from the nest off to the side where the grey spot stays at for now
@@beastgracey2966 that was the father not the mother
it's always the chick with the longest neck that's being fed, a bit annoying but also just nature in action i guess
favourite child maybe
3:11 yeah come look at this
@@kaisen658 exactly, changes its mind and still gives it to the one with the longest neck
They feed the loudest largest chicks most because they’re the healthiest. It’s sad but they’re not going to waste energy on the weak chicks. The weak ones probably won’t survive long outside the birdhouse.
@@adamlambboy8332 Sad but true. ☹️👍🏻
It blows my mind how smart these birds are honestly. To take dead baby out and to make sure it was gone before she took it out. To protect her young is simply amazing
Gods plan
@@notsomoody5338 gOdS pLaN
Cant say that about dad😅
they've got more than enough food, they're simply too dumb to feed the youngest one cause they get blinded by the open beaks of the older ones. Don't understand why you would go on about how 'smart' they are.
It only blows your mind because you look down on birds and underestimate them in the first place smh
When you're an infant and your Dad buys you a 32oz steak.
lol
the baby removed died because of that centipede steak
It doesn’t get any easier
lol, but kind sad :''')
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Baby being Removed.
Sad Mum makes a noise at door.
Chicks: "FOOD" ????
Time?
@@angieflpn 10:53
😂🙂😐🥺😭
@@thepikachuoftexas3871 A mix of emotions :(
I wonder where she took him
Man, trying to have a funeral at the end and the other two chicks are like "mom I'm hungry!!!!!!!"
They just dont know..
@@explosivecommando9100 nah, they don’t care 😂😅
Just like humans tbh
Nobody else going to talk about how she held onto that caterpillar all through that attack then stress-gobbled it right at the end?
Survival
i was like, everyone's saying it's dreadful for the little birds, but how about the poor caterpillar? that suffered the WORST!
@@rosegreensummer ok? But that is there food to eat, what happens if they didn’t eat, they would die. It is like telling someone that can’t eat salmon but, if over 5 million salmon was never eaten and keep producing, mostly likely they would die because of being over populated. So all that fish been wasted for nothing which it should been going to people that needs food. You have to realize that we are earthly creatures that god made us to eat things like meat , fish , vegetables , grains and fruit to survive and animals as well was made to eat meat, vegetables and other things because they was made that way to survive. Life rebuilds, reproduce in order for things to be balanced.
@@rosegreensummer yeah, bloody birds should eat veg only... :)
I think the point Rose is making is why feel bad for the bird and not he caterpillar?
Also Salmon and fish have survived many years without juman I think they could survive if we stopped hunting them now too
It all started w 1 vid of a empty nest and now I’m 8 vids in seeing all type of shi happening 😭💔
Facts😔💔
nature is metal
Makes u realize life will never be perfect
It's better than any television show right now. :)
Damn, you look good as hell
6:57 this is where the part that bird in the last part died. After feeding him quite a big portion, you'll get to see how the baby bird choked on it frigidly and then lay down. A few seconds later, Momma bird came and you'll notice that only the other two asked for food. The other one is gone.
Thank you for the time stamp!
Someone also mentioned it was a centipede and that they have venom.
Mom: well...rip habibi, now who wanna get choked too ?
You’re so right! I saw that too! Quite sad.
I seen this too I thought they were having a seizure of some sort but I realized it was a bit too big for the little baby )):
Uninvited guest in thumbnail: HERE’S JOHNNY!
Baby birds: AAAAAAAAAAAA
2:26 It's funny how after the invader left, she was like "man, I need a snack", and munches on the caterpillar she was going to feed her young.
Да что ты черт возьми такое несёшь? Сосаку, ты выпил?!
@Emmaxdxd wait I didn't see any baby get eaten by the big bird? when the lil baby bird die?
Actually birds regurgitate food for their young so she would’ve eaten it then spat it back up for the babies
She has to eat it first to feed them
Selfcare :p
Crow:
I'ma eat your babies!
Mommy bird:
God Bless the hooman who made this house
Where
@@dyfoburner9346 1:16
Is it really a crow? It doesn't seem like one to me but that beak is too long for a starling or thrush...
Is there a small corvid with yellow beak and legs I'm not aware of?
This seriously broke my heart. The parents trying to help, and don’t know what to do! Ugh 😭😭😭
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Birds acctualy dont really care about this
zIgor Skolimowski this is true even eaglets sometimes eat another eaglet that isn’t as stout.
@@TheMW2informer there are birds which put their eggs in other birds nest
@@TheMW2informer that doesn't mean they don't care or that all birds are alike.
I’m invested in this more than I want to be
During that entire time, momma did not let go of that moving caterpillar, she made sure of that, even while protecting her young.
2:22 with all that stress, she just eats the worm herself!
I had to laugh when I watched that :D
Hahahahaha
I think it was too big for the kids, and while sometimes they tear it apart it's better to leave those to the adults
I do believe it was a caterpillar 🐛
@@jamescleary5198 for those who have a worm brain they're all worms
The way the mom pancakes down is adorable
She’s trying toco er he babies from not getting eaten…
Bruh imagine your trying to protect your kid from someone trying to kill them and someone calls it “adorable”🤦♂️
@@Modest7787 did you have a stroke?
@@makayla705 so?
@@Modest7787 I understand she's protecting them. But it's still cute
That was scary but I could help but laugh how the baby's head keeps on popping up while the mother's really trying hard to stay low XD
I like how the caterpillars like: well, guess I'll die
one of the best comments rofl
Trash video
@@sjqusgs9021 trash reply
@@sjqusgs9021 Trash existence
It was so sad seeing how confused they were that the one wasn't eating 😢
The last part?
This beak in the nest problem can be resolved by a simple modification
1. Get a 5" long pvc pipe of the same diameter as the hole. (Paper towel roll might do the trick but won't last)
2. Attach the pvc pipe with the hole.
Goal is to prevent the beak of the predator from entering the nest.
I think this is a great idea. And make sure it's tight so predators won't inadvertently push it in or pull it out.
Took me a minute to understand what you were saying... You're saying the PVC pipe is stuck in the hole but the length of the PVC pipe is outside of the box...
@@astrialindah2773 ofc lol
@@astrialindah2773 Yes pvc on the outside, basically elongating the passage,so the predator won't able to make any contact and the parents can enter/exit without any problem.
@@DP-ot6zf You're right the attachment should be sturdy enough to withstand bad weather and weight of the bird, I am thinking of using a steel wire :
1. Making 2 holes on each side of pvc pipe parallel to each other.
2. Run the steel wire through both the holes, and in order to get get both the ends of the wire outside the pvc pipe.
3. Same step on the parallel side. (This setup will appear to look like a button spinner)
4. Now place the pvc on the hole(Use a glue gun to seal for water leakage), and tie both sides ends around the bird house.
(Important: Drill some holes below the pvc pipe as in case of rain the water will flow into the bird house)
People this is all i can come up with hope you get the point ,comment for any better suggestions
A lot of sparrows have made nests above my balcony, and whenever any big bird comes there, all sparrows make so much of a terrified noise. Then I just have to go out and scare the big birds away.
cap🧢
It’s weird to see the babies sink into the nest 😂
It’s actually very deep if u saw in that other video how the bird did it
Yeah
@@kenji1516 Thats the strong ones climbing on top of the weak ones. And why they start with like 6-7 Chicks and only 3-4 were left
Спасибо за чудесные видео! Оторваться невозможно, как интересно. Умиление от увиденного и восхищение этой семьей, заботливыми родителями...
Там блять птица здохла
@@user-kp7qm7ww8y а без ругательства никак???
@@user-yx6rw5xj5y Ну никак, русскость в крови.
@@Jewish-Bandera это не русскость, а слабоумие. малый словарный запас и ограниченность во всех отношениях. а вот за ваши слова можно и привлечь...
@@_andizo_ Мне извиниться перед Рамзаном Кадыровым?
She's like, "wait... that's not my husband! My husband's not fat to not fit in our house!!! Cover my children!!!"
ur pfp-
how do you know that's the female?
@@efaristi9737 through gender roles
@@CASSEMELLO they are birds, they have the same roles.
@@efaristi9737 females usually carry on protection and males go get food.
I like how they poke their heads up so quickly then just slowly sink down like someone doing the “staircase” trick
Awesome a Mommy and a Daddy! Was the cute part. Dad it looked like was counting to see how much chicks there were.
3:12 the bird wing goes twitch
Thank you for giving us a chance to see the nature! Excellent job! Thanks again.
Caterpillers like "let me goooo" .. then sees a bigger beak and hes like "nope imma chill with this little beak im cool for now" 🤣
This is the most wholesome series ever! It definitely inspired me to built my own bird house someday!
Today!
Definitely maybe
So it must be really bad in the wild where the nests are wide open. Thank goodness for safer bird boxes! But I would have expected a bit more depth of the bottom of the box from the hole..?
It started out pretty far down. The mama bird put ALOT of stuffing into the nest box and built it up to where it is now
I've learnt this watching these vids gonna make my next one's invader proof 👍
Actually, most birds find hollows or spaces with entrances about as big as this one. The problem comes when the walls of the nest aren't as sturdy as the walls of this box; a predator can with a little effort get to the chicks depending on the material the walls are made of. If it's a hollow in a tree, the predator might scrape out some bark, and if it's a gap in some stones they may dislodge the stones. So bird boxes really are a blessing.
@@mjg123mg give it laser turrets!
@@peqpie At least a trip wire 😀
The dad bird caused the baby to die. He fed it a large centipede that most probably caused the bird to suffocate. You can see at 6:32 how the baby bird keeps struggling after being fed, and remains non responsive after the mom bird comes to feed it.
Terrible..
It looked like he was trying to pull out the centipede but the baby bird just kept trying to eat it.
Well you try telling the difference between a centipede and a worm and or calipitter when you're a bird!!!
@@TrollHiddenCave he knew what he was doing, he’s always hated him
@@speinz9430 you're right and this makes me happy. Bit off more than it couldn't chew.
@@robbrooks3418 lol😆
This Mother does her best for them from the time she nests to lay her eggs and even when she sadly must care for her little dead chick. She does her best a lovely little Mother.
*Please don't watch last part if you think it might upset you*
Me: Can't be that bad. *watches*
Me again: 😭
It's just a bird. Some other animal's meal.
Was it dead?
@@CLarcholey 😭
But it was already dead...
@@CLarcholey oh how rude and inconsiderate of them!!
Love how Mother bird is so protective of her babies ❣️
Wow, that is incredible footage. Thank you for sharing it with us.
The birds are so devoted to the baby birdies, thank you for this beautiful experience ! ✨❤️✨
I want to see them grow up. Be like their parents.
I want to see them get eaten. Feed an hungry predator. Nature at it's finest.
Dont hate colonel its what he wants but yeah circle. Of life with the same tho Anjani
@@shertman No one said anything.
@@shertman Yeah don't assume we gonna say something about everything
Intruder bird is a European Starling.
I hate those damn things. They are the reason so many species are on the protected list in the US.
@@timbrwolf1121 Aren't humans the number 1 reason tho 😂 kind of odd to hate the birds but not yourself if that's your reasoning.
@@Mushimiya no the European starling is so heavily invasive that they eat all the food, then start eating the young of native species as this one attempted to do. They are the #1 reason why most of our otherwise prolific species such as the grackel are listed as protected
@@Mushimiya and grackels are complete assholes and pests. But because of the starlings they are protected
@@timbrwolf1121 he only know "human bad"
When the intruder appeared , my heart almost stopped. I can feel mom bird's fear .
Me too
I actually had a mourning dove nesting on a wreath hanging on my porch. damn crows came and snatched two hatchlings. was hard to watch. broke my heart watching the mother helpless..
Yea.. it held on to that worm throughout. Might even have forgotten about it 😂. Finally came around when it's clear and thought it need some food for herself.
@@deel1312 Poor babies. I'm sorry for your and her loss. They are in little bird heaven now.
I thought that the intruder was going to be the reason a chick was lost
Was anyone else waiting to see how the big bird was going to remove a chick from the nest?
Yeah but on the other hand I was kinda happy it did not
@@Freestailo777 what the hell are you talking about? at the end of the video an intruder bird flew in and stole a chick...
@@Nmeir100 He was referring to the "false" thumbnail for the video sir.
@@Nmeir100 That’s... not an intruder. Lol. That’s the dad.
NADAV MEIR wow no way you watched this whole video and still came to a stupid conclusion like that.
Thank you for these videos 💖🐦
You did a wonderful job.. if it has built in tree then non of the chick would have survived.. keep doing 👍
Wasn't anticipating a camera birdbox being quite so harrowing, what with the cold weather/lack of available food we lost most of the eight hatchlings within about six days. I started putting out live mealworms to try and bring them through but we're down to one now. Scary stuff!
Oh how tragic. I am so sad for you. And momma 🐦. Rats maybe it's rodents.
Really makes a person realize what these birds go through just to survive and raise the next generation. On top of predators, weather, trying to find a suitable nesting place, and all the rest, you have people spraying the hell out of their yards with pesticides because they can't tolerate any bugs whatsoever. What they don't think about (or care about) is how that affects birds and all other wildlife... and our lives when the stuff makes its way into our waters. I read an article recently about how people are using more pesticides this year with the cicada explosion and it is blinding and killing birds and their babies when they eat the cicadas. Instead of Mother Nature providing a bountiful feast for this year's fledglings, stupid people are making it their worst nightmare.
@@SweetStuffOnMonarchLane yes it really does doesn't it? How such a tiny beautiful thing can have so much heart & determination is Incredible.
@@SweetStuffOnMonarchLane ❤️❤️❤️ Everyone else adapts to the environment it’s only us who think we can control nature
@@kalinabozhkova5655 Yes, what you said is so true! We will never win going against Mother Nature... she ALWAYS brings balance back to what we try to change and she will always win in the end. 😊
Just bought a bird box cam for farthers day, hope its half as good as these vids! Amazing stuff 💟
"Shush kids there's a murderer outside".
_pops head out relatedly_ "WHERE"
I absolutely adore the little wing flutter greeting mum and dad bird sometime do to each other, it's so cute
what a good Mama. that bird is an amazing mama.: )
Half of her chicks died.
@@funnybunnymomoney388 that’s called nature, sir
@@funnybunnymomoney388 half of her chicks survived! :D See?? focus on the positives :D
In the meantime, poor Caterpillar 🐛 is hanging there, probably squeaking “ Enough with this torture, kill me already” 👀
Well yes, but the caterpillar ia probaly also the one who killed the little chick from the inside 😳
Poor caterpillar. It could have became a butterfly. I think butterflies are cool.
@@lauratheisen9203 Well, that's what the chick gets free in the caterpillar.
DJ Jammin' John bruh that caterpillar could go die in a fire that bird had a life to live and the caterpillar turns into a butterfly so it's probably gonna get eaten by a bat but it's just a bug
@@lauratheisen9203 nope it's the centipede apparently that killed the chick at 6:48
The centipede was probably still alive and either suffocated the bird or destroyed it's internal organs.
Omg how mom or dad pressed down at the time of attack! To protect its babies ❤❤❤ was amazing !! Thank u for video 😊
We have lost our blackbirds this year. The magpies have raised two chicks and they are flying around, the sparrows seem OK. There are crows, jackdaws, sparrow hawks and a peregrine about. It's a wonder any of them survive. UK South coast.
Magpies are also predators on small birds, I think
Starling. That beak movement. Tons of those around my home.
Same, things sream though when you catch them.
The baby bird at the top left of the screen is the favorite. I've seen mama bird give it more than the others.
But the one at the center probably receives more heat, and the one at top right? Yeah he dies because the father fed him a live centipede
These little dudes r gonna become a beautiful birb some day!
Well, ain't no problem with the nest or anything, this is the wild life
you see a dog starve and think "is this wildlife?"
My view is independent of being wildlife is still sad
@@ohfdfbc How you gnn compare a dog with birds? It make no sense what you just writting...
@@ohfdfbc It's a different story if the dog is domesticated. If it was a wild dog born and raised in the wild and was starving I would stay the hell away because it might make me its meal.
How adorable the bird mom!
rest in peace to our fallen brother
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing this. I never thought what they do with died chicks. Please keep up the good work and keep sharing. God bless.
I love how baby birds look like grumpy old men
👍
10:55
"FOOD?! Ah, no, just our dead sibling we've been sleeping on for who knows how long being tossed out. Back to bed."
@Ash Singh it has a gacha pfp, you can already tell a lot with that
@Amilia :3 I hope u keep those same values of life forever. Don't get bogged down by the edgy cynicism of old people
@Amilia :3 it is very sad
@Ash Singh bro no disrespect but I wasn't talking to u
@@joeldixton5627 lmao
I love these bird nest cams, beautiful birds
Wow! I had no idea that the parents will remove them from the nest if/when they pass! We have doves and grackles in our trees and they often fight among each other with the grackles attacking nests of other birds. Sometimes we'll find a little baby bird in the yard. I always assumed they are knocked out of the nest during a fight, but now I'm wondering if some of them were put out as this bird did with its baby?
I think they are
Bird was the first creature,who barried (funeral) under the dust (land).
when Kabil killed his brother Nabil,he didt know how to hide his body,so a Crowl showed him how he make it.
@@danielvertens6787 that's interesting. Didn't know that. Thanks
@@danielvertens6787 huh?
makes sense. wouldnt want it to decompose where you sleep lmao
10:54 The siblings be like : Ma where are you bringing Dave?
"Taking", where are you taking Dave 👍
@@MrLaughinggrass okay grammar boy
@@HaliesH lol
No they thought it was breakfast time though 🙈
@@HaliesH it's alright I actually appreciate his correction
2:39 intruder invasion attempt
Omg thank you! Was looking for it
I can't imagine removing your own dead child yourself 😢😢 but doing it for the rest of them.
its instinct.....
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They don’t have emotions so it’s just toss them aside and attend to the others
@@sargentdoggo297 of course they have emotions. Don't be an idiot
@@astyrvela why do you hippies always get so triggered the minute someone contradicts you worldview where animals are as bright as humans?
life is tuff but the parents go on to protect the family. thank you for the videos.
Centipedes BITE...it's legs are moving, it's still alive. At 7:10 the baby bird is writhing in pain. Poor thing was probably being bitten on the inside, over and over. Unfortunately, that's nature....survival of the fittest.
Thanks for that little ray of sunshine. You certainly live up to your name. Sheesh.
@@Tony-rl2fr
Easy bro, it was a harmless comment. If you scroll down, you'll see there is a conversation as to why the baby bird died unexpectedly. The father fed the baby a hard-bodied centipede that was still alive, poor baby didn't have a chance. Unfortunately, that's nature. You obviously don't know the definition of 'dark horse'? “Dark horse” is used for someone who is unassuming, not expected to step up, but turns out to have surprisingly good abilities.
You need to chill, bro...are you always triggered like this?
@@darkhorse9472 you ok? After reading your definition, I can see I was wrong. You definitely don't live up to your name... not that anyone cares. Take a breath, everything will be ok.
This good box protects them！ nice. I put a nest box out of window for years , but no birds live in to it .
aww having to throw your dead child away must be hard, even for a bird. im pretty sure the dad killed it. whatever he fed it was pretty big and he kept trying to peck it as it was struggling
Time stamp?
@@kienmarcial2654 6:31
@@makarpronin2008 thanks
@@kienmarcial2654 its 10:22 when the bird brings its baby out
@@jerrynunn115 this part scared me. I also felt sad since it died so suddenly
I thought there were 3 babies now I believe I see 4. This is amazing. The birds in my yard live right up in my drain area and eve of my house. They lost 2 eggs this year in my roses and irises. Tried to help keep the eggs warm with no success. This is amazing to see.
That thumbnail is nightmare fuel
The size, colour and shape of the beak looks pretty consistent with a European Starling, they can be very aggressive nest invaders and will eat eggs and chicks and are keen to take the nest itself for themselves.
Yes, this is what I thought as well.
What an asshole bird. I will throw rocks at any starling I see from now on.
@@TyrannosaurusCHEX Gosh, its nature. Don't hurt wild birds just because you read a TH-cam comment.
Invaders ..I hate them
Oh my God!! that’s amazing that’s so beautiful I love this videos!!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Mother Nature is so beautiful & Caring !! 💝
Sometimes
I like how the instinct of protection outweighs everything else.
it doesn't even let go of the caterpillar in its mouth and just stops all movement while squishing down
It's not instinctive. Birds that grow up in an area with no predators don't learn to run/fly away from them. This bird learned to stay away from predatory birds as it was growing up. It didn't have a built in idea already of what's dangerous and what is not. No animals does. What is described as 'instinctive' is actually learned after they are born.
It is instinct mostly idk what this guy above is talking about
I think it's the survival instinct that outweighs anything else.
@@Sageboy13 Can you give an example of what you think is instinct/instinctive? Give an example now don't just give the definition of instinctive, we can all see that already.
Why do you say "mostly"??? if you say it's instinct and you don't know what I'm talking about. Instinctive has to be built in knowledge that is already there 'inherent' surely?
You saying 'ah it's instinct and learned' is agreeing with me 50%. Therefore how tf would you not know what I'm talking about?? I await your example.
@@Mr._Sleepytime_T How do you explain mother animals that eat their own young? The hunger seems to have outweighed this 'protection instinct' in those cases.
Какой страшный кошмар! 😱
Хорошо скворечник крепкий и вход узкий! 👍
This is such a beautiful n cool video to watch, loving it
Dadbird: like here ya go big ol grub you got it?
lil bird: yeah i got it gimme
dad bird: you sure
lil bird: Gimmme
dad bird: Ight peace
Hahaha
Cut out a wooden circle and glue in place outside the hole. Thus increasing the depth of the entrance so as to exclude long beak intruders👍🇬🇧
well-thought-out the blue tits have made the nest to close to the hole plus that box is a funny shape bad design
Good advice.
A very simple but effective idea... 💡😀👍
@@chrisnicholasbushell9106 As oppose to a rotting tree cavity which is outstandingly well designed. Learn to accept nature. If every single chick that hatched survived, that is detrimental to the ecosystem - not a good thing.
That increased depth will also help keep wood peckers from breaking in. Saw a sad video where a wood pecker chipped through the entrance, got in and got the chicks.
Amazing documentary.
Loves to watch this thing. It's much more better than other series and episodes.
The crow was like:
Hello motha fucka's i saw ya dad feeding em' 3 famillies
Clever bird,nice video,thanks
First video I watched was of the momma bird building the nest and bulking up. Felt so wholesome and sweet. Weeks later one of them passes from feeding complications. Nature is so sad but honestly it’s the most real form of life in the universe. RIP To the baby birdie
It is great to see that feeding amd the chicks obviously always the fisrt egg hatching is the strongest between the chicks so he is the dominant and always keep himself first to eat that is the nature of life so the parents feed the first chick to open his mouth always i appreciate what u did to the birds i enjoy watching them
Sees big beak though the hole
Me: Oh! oh holy crap!
Looked like a crow…maybe raven
I love how the mama bird protects them by duckin down on top of them into the nest… good mama! 🥰🥰🥰
@@CandiceLott Looks more like a starling to me. Crows don’t usually have yellow beaks.
There in England so it might be a starling. There know for there bright yellow beaks.
Wish we had split screen to see directly above the box outside
Yes nestboxes are the key to help increase the numbers of these amazing little birds that are natural pest control in that they consume huge amounts of greenfly
Thanks for posting ❤
Wunderbar wie die Eltern ihre Kleinen füttern.
Did you made the bird house? I will love to know the dimensions of the hole. Great job and thank you for sharing. ❤️🌷
@@derausdeutschland she means the bird house not the nest
That why there are different size holes for what species you build the house for
Thank you for sharing!
It’s fascinating to watch !
We are watching the most scariest moments of this birds life! She’s literally Adrenaline pumping. Is humans just watching. 😂