He won't be able to fly away ! I love the videos of thousands of these birds flying in unison at dusk before they roost in the trees. What beautiful moving images they create.
Adorable! Even if they can eat on their own, baby birds love being fed by their parents or humans. I see baby finches on my bird feeder, fully capable of eating seeds on their own as they are shelled sunflower chips, proso white millet, niger, etc., but they sit their squawking loudly and flapping their wings and the poor parent has to pick up the seed and drop it in their beaks. The parents hardly have time to eat themselves. Kids are like that, little leeches.
These are amazing birds. Some people have them as pets.... and these birds can talk! Of course they sound digital, but it's still amazing. Great video btw!
Definitely the "Im hungry" squwak. I've heard it over a million times. Never before seen a fledgling demand from a person before. It will be the fattest bird in the nest so to speak.
As of the time of this comment I have a starling nest underneath my AC at my bedroom! Can’t see the nest but boy howdy are those babies LOUD! Almost all day when in my room I can hear their hungry calls and hear the rustling and noises from the mom and dad Starling. Usually I have my box fan on and it drowns most of it out but otherwise I have it off when I wanna to listen to them. The babies sound exactly like this video’s starling so they’re likely close to being old enough to fledge. Only realized the birds flying to and from my AC was because it’s a nest and not them going after the carpenter bees, but I’m gonna miss hearing the starlings outside my room once they all fly away. :,v
In Australia, we call such a character as a bludger. In the States, a moocher. But what a delightful little fellow. Surely one of God's better creations.
My neighbour brought me a fledgling that she claims bashed into her window. Unfortunately she kept it for a day or so before telling me. So now I've taken it upon myself to attempt to at least help the bird along until it is strong enough to fly properly giving it an higher chance of survival compared to just dumping it where she found it hoping the parents haven't left.
Our granddaughter & her cousins brought me two premature fledglings they rescued today. As yet, they haven’t taken food from me but their own community returned & fed them for a while before leaving around dusk. I’ve brought them indoors for protection overnight, so will try feeding them some cat food in the morning.
What are you feeding him? We have put a Starling back in his nest 2 times, he keeps coming out. This last time he hopped into our house and hopped on my finger. I am not sure what to do if he returns again. Not sure what to feed him, I hope mama bird is still around.
They eat peas, bread, corn, green beans, apples...mushed dog ir cat food. I have 6 that I have raised for 6 weeks now from pinky stage. They'll run around and then come back multiple times a day and land on my shoulder and arms, head. Will land and hang out for a while. They eat and visit then run the fields again.
I rescued a bird and waited till it can fly and got his feathers back and I healed a broken leg . Hope he is still alive he flew away one night. Still think about him
@@lachlantaylor7713 Not true. Hundreds of thousands of birds survive every year with humans, perfectly fine. Even if left alone in nature the one year survival rate for a starling is only 25%. Could be slightly more or slightly less depending on how well you treated it.
That's unfortunate! Personally I think most birds are aggressive. We get birds coming up to our windowsill during the winter (we feed them during this time) and I have seen the most gentle of birds attacking other birds. Birds are amazing though and I love watching them. Great job on taking care of that little starling. :)
It was the publisher who created this situation. Clearly the bird is a hatchling and he was the one who kicked it out of the house for the purpose of the video.
Today night I found outside one young Starling was thinking he has maybe some injuries was so easy to get him but then at home I seen he is healthy thx god :) lil cutie!! I don't know what to doing now will bring him to the same place will his mother accept him again? If not how can I feed him what food need young bird of this specie?? Please someone can help me!!
I have one in this exact stage. How to I teach him to start eating things on his own when I'm at work for 10 hours and cant give him his mush as often as he wants and needs to eat?
Takes time to wean them off to seeds/ millet is a great starter,small & easy for them to manage, u should ask a friend to stop in once while you are @ work and feed him a meal if I can,I know it's a pain, normally babies can't wait lol great job,they sell baby formula @ good pet stores, 20$-35$ for quite a big bag, add water ,ensure not too hot,warm
Ooohh, I wouldn't think about feeding one of those pests with feathers. You'll probably find that once you feed one You'll end up with 100 swarming your house later.
He or she is like a teenager. Just comes home to eat. The rest of the time, who knows what trouble he gets into.
😄true that
The rest of the time this bird learns life...
Im sure I can hear adults in the background, might be the parents…
He won't be able to fly away ! I love the videos of thousands of these birds flying in unison at dusk before they roost in the trees. What beautiful moving images they create.
Videos like this restore my faith in humanity. I love the bond these animals have with the caring souls who look after them.
the bird just ate, like over half its weight of the mush stuff. Then just flys off. What a darling little creature.
The hungry screams from this starling made my lil guy start begging XD
I love peaple who loves the smallest of things
I have a pet Starling,..he just turned One,..He talks! ALOT!
That is super cute. Do you have videos to share?
Share videos please....I have 6 and they are about 6 weeks old. When did yours start mimicking? I've heard its typically around 3 months...♡
@@hopelove6658 it really mimics ?
Hilarious (demanding good eats) and adorable (happily obliging stepparent) all at once. ❣️🕊❣️
Oh my goodness!! So nice to have a feather friend come to visit for lunch !
Adorable! Even if they can eat on their own, baby birds love being fed by their parents or humans. I see baby finches on my bird feeder, fully capable of eating seeds on their own as they are shelled sunflower chips, proso white millet, niger, etc., but they sit their squawking loudly and flapping their wings and the poor parent has to pick up the seed and drop it in their beaks. The parents hardly have time to eat themselves. Kids are like that, little leeches.
These are amazing birds. Some people have them as pets.... and these birds can talk! Of course they sound digital, but it's still amazing. Great video btw!
It's as if they think they're human .
A YTer showed her pet starling who says Euopean Starling and Central Park New York City even more clearly than some parrots 😊
Reminds me of the day Pippi adopted me.
Still dropped in 14 years later.
Omg he is amazing 😂❤️ I never heard bird “sing” so loud😂
Do you give him water also? That is wonderful, you are helping natural. The bird will never forget your kindness ❤
My starling and I watched this video. She approved.
We need more of this....
Some much personality and intelligence in this little one
Amazing! She reminds me of the one we rescued, she was also very demanding! I love them. Thank you for for the video, you did good.
What do you guys feed it? 😊 How precious you took care of it when it’s parents rejected it. Thank you for being kind to nature.
Really great that you care about the birds but that knife worries me it has got sharp serrated edges on it .
Bravo! Thanks for sharing and the very best of luck to all of you!
Danke für diese tolle Aufnahme und den Beweis für gelebte Tierliebe!
Definitely the "Im hungry" squwak.
I've heard it over a million times.
Never before seen a fledgling demand from a person before.
It will be the fattest bird in the nest so to speak.
😆 I'm hungry. Hurry up and feed me!!!
My belly is not full yet! 😄
Just like a teenager 😋😉🐦🥣
I hate to break it to you, but that bird's using you my friend
Surprised that joker could fly after that loadout
Absolutely adorable ❤️
1:40 and as a thank you, he got you his poop.
This Starling still sounds like a baby bird that's still in the nest. I've heard them plenty of times up in the trees. So cute!
Une faim de loup !
They are very keen on eating cat or dog food soaked in water. Feed them with tweezers.
They are such funny creatures! Mine is just learning to fly.
That bird is probably using drugs. My laughing chimney does that too.
As of the time of this comment I have a starling nest underneath my AC at my bedroom! Can’t see the nest but boy howdy are those babies LOUD! Almost all day when in my room I can hear their hungry calls and hear the rustling and noises from the mom and dad Starling. Usually I have my box fan on and it drowns most of it out but otherwise I have it off when I wanna to listen to them. The babies sound exactly like this video’s starling so they’re likely close to being old enough to fledge. Only realized the birds flying to and from my AC was because it’s a nest and not them going after the carpenter bees, but I’m gonna miss hearing the starlings outside my room once they all fly away. :,v
Adorable
So lovely to watch 💕🐦
I like when the bird first jumped on your arm he was like: "....GIMME DAT 4KIN' TUNA MY DUDE, GAD DAMMMMMNNNN....". 😂😂😂
His parrents would feed him even at this stage.
More! More! More! More! More! 😂 And flys away..
In Australia, we call such a character as a bludger. In the States, a moocher. But what a delightful little fellow. Surely one of God's better creations.
That's nice of you. I hope it survives.
Kind hearted soul
Just had a message from them below…. Thanks for the bowl of tuna on me head! The chick got exited!
Yo give them some raisins. Garden birds come round my window and love raisins. They take some away to their nests too.
How cute is that 😍😍😍
Ah dude. This has got to be the cooolest video on TH-cam man
Oh, it humgry!
OMG THIS IS SO COOL, THIER SO SMART, I CANT BUT FEEL SO MUCH JOY SEEING THIS, THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUETY!!!
Wow, what a pig! Lol Love starlings!
How can such a small creature make so much noise? Still, am very envious that you get to do that.
Hey, water too...
My neighbour brought me a fledgling that she claims bashed into her window. Unfortunately she kept it for a day or so before telling me. So now I've taken it upon myself to attempt to at least help the bird along until it is strong enough to fly properly giving it an higher chance of survival compared to just dumping it where she found it hoping the parents haven't left.
Our granddaughter & her cousins brought me two premature fledglings they rescued today. As yet, they haven’t taken food from me but their own community returned & fed them for a while before leaving around dusk. I’ve brought them indoors for protection overnight, so will try feeding them some cat food in the morning.
What are you feeding him? We have put a Starling back in his nest 2 times, he keeps coming out. This last time he hopped into our house and hopped on my finger. I am not sure what to do if he returns again. Not sure what to feed him, I hope mama bird is still around.
Amber M feed dried cat food soaked in water so its not too hard. lot's of info at starlingtalk.com
use the internet or call a wildlife rehaber.
They eat peas, bread, corn, green beans, apples...mushed dog ir cat food. I have 6 that I have raised for 6 weeks now from pinky stage.
They'll run around and then come back multiple times a day and land on my shoulder and arms, head. Will land and hang out for a while.
They eat and visit then run the fields again.
@@hopelove6658 do you have to worry about th em having grit for digestion ??
Thank God for you!
🤗👌👍💖🙏😘
Beautiful! Greetings from Poland.
i don't know how you guys get lucky to have starling coming to you , I don't have that privilege luck you .
This is awesome I love this
He's like, feed me or I will never be quiet. So what did you feed it?
SOooo Sweet 💋
Awe. Hungry little guy lol
wow !! it's wonderful ! amazing !! ohhh
I rescued a bird and waited till it can fly and got his feathers back and I healed a broken leg . Hope he is still alive he flew away one night. Still think about him
If you caught it as a baby it'd be dead. They can't survive if they grew up with humans
@@lachlantaylor7713 Not true. Hundreds of thousands of birds survive every year with humans, perfectly fine. Even if left alone in nature the one year survival rate for a starling is only 25%. Could be slightly more or slightly less depending on how well you treated it.
@Dogs Bollocks I'm talking about wild starling's, ones that haven't had any human contact.
that's so cool I found mine today still can't fly 1 foot but I let it free in my back yard with its mum hopefully it's not too cold tonight
:: scared it's on a ledge::
::remembers its a bird::
:: scared still::
Awesome,I have one of these pretty birdies!
👋 Wow you're do luck, she's so cute🤗 ! Thank you for posting this video🙏. Which City and State do you live?
She also wants to be feed?😃🌞✨
Just need to feed the car alarm...
Not even a Thank You! 😀
That's unfortunate! Personally I think most birds are aggressive. We get birds coming up to our windowsill during the winter (we feed them during this time) and I have seen the most gentle of birds attacking other birds. Birds are amazing though and I love watching them. Great job on taking care of that little starling. :)
Dooont Stooop Screeemin... :DDDD
Bossy baby! 🥰
fantastico!
It was the publisher who created this situation. Clearly the bird is a hatchling and he was the one who kicked it out of the house for the purpose of the video.
, A noisy little so and so for his size. 🤣☘️
What a beautiful thing to see. What are you feeding it there?KAREN From Canada
Thanks. This was dog food soaked in water.
Hi I like your video the bird is really cute to ! Love Mukta 😄😄
I liked it too.Good job ni3d4888
Thank you 🙂
Noisy bird! 😁
Today night I found outside one young Starling was thinking he has maybe some injuries was so easy to get him but then at home I seen he is healthy thx god :) lil cutie!! I don't know what to doing now will bring him to the same place will his mother accept him again? If not how can I feed him what food need young bird of this specie?? Please someone can help me!!
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰♥️♥️♥️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Lovely relationship
He didn't say thanks when leaving.
i know! i was thinking 'uh, *you're welcome*!'
At 1:41 it pooped that's is the thank you it gave the owner....lol
I like your video!. My question is after 3.5 week, the bird lived on trees and ate wild food most of time?
I have one in this exact stage. How to I teach him to start eating things on his own when I'm at work for 10 hours and cant give him his mush as often as he wants and needs to eat?
Ten hours I'm amazed he makes it through, my baby lovebirds from eggs need formula every 90-110 minutes, twenty four hours a day
Normallyy birds won't toutch any formula that's not exactly the warm temp they prefer,simply refuse to eat
Takes time to wean them off to seeds/ millet is a great starter,small & easy for them to manage, u should ask a friend to stop in once while you are @ work and feed him a meal if I can,I know it's a pain, normally babies can't wait lol great job,they sell baby formula @ good pet stores, 20$-35$ for quite a big bag, add water ,ensure not too hot,warm
AMAZING!
What do you feed a baby starling, how much to feed, and how often?
It knows how much it wants, once enough mine turns its head away or whole body and poops! I say it trying to blast me 😂
Couldn’t he let it digest for a little bit?
Put it in mah belleh!
Taking it away to regurgitate on its babies as a fresh meal for them
❤❤❤❤
The thing about starlings they won't fight other birds, other birds bully them!!!
Lady, so much footage on just getting your stuff out and ready.
Don't use a plastic knife, something not so wide with teeth edges.
I wonder what she's feeding him
I really hope baby knows how to feed itself 😅
Nice! What is the food?
Amazing 😉
NICE
This bird reminds my wife
Ah, well.. that's not healthy..
Ooohh, I wouldn't think about feeding one of those pests with feathers. You'll probably find that once you feed one You'll end up with 100 swarming your house later.