If you're caring for a bird without vet treatment or anything I personally think baby birds are more likely to survive, depending on the injuries. I've cared for a baby bird and it was the best experience of my life for the 3 months I had him
@@TheBooban I thought that too. I found one stunned once. Didn't seem to be anything broken. My kids and I enjoyed looking at his feet and feathers, then put him in a dense bush. Next day he was dismembered by magpies. If I had known, I would have tried to feed him & keep him safe. Small chance with us, no chance with predator.
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Never dig for worms! Take a pitchfork, stick it into the ground all the way up to the shaft, make sure it is in good then just smack the shaft and let it vibrate, worms will be tricked into thinking it's raining and they will come to the surface so fast it will freak you out! My Grandpa showed me that trick when I was 8 and needed worms for fishing! :)
Such a kindness in this woman's eyes, it translates through a video. I wish we could isolate whatever gene is responsible for this woman's kindness and use it in therapy. Such a beautiful soul
@vpn rockies Still is Fucked up, I get a buzz when I see kindness, especially with animals. I see Rockies on your handle guessing Canadian. I’m in Aussie, wondering what the Chinese are coming at us with next. Keep safe my friend thanks for the heads up.
@vpn rockies yeah but considering the Eugenics Movement was dedicated to the concept of forcefully aborting and or sterilizing those people who exhibited a negative mental, physical or developmental trait....its hardly the same as suggesting that actively seeking to infuse Humanity with a "gene for compassion and kindness". It would be the anti-thesis in fact.
The thing we can do as a society is to go the vegan way. If you raised every child on this planet to value life over taste, that every animal should be granted with respect (pigs, cows, chickens, fish, and so on without oppression or exploitation, there would not be an evil world, because that child would accept all species, no matter if it had feathers, wings or whatever you can think of. Same goes for the human race about racism, and so on. The root of all evil is the idea that some lives matter more than others
Yes they are. But they don't have a nerve system, they don't feel pain, they dont suffer, they have no brain. They are made for us to eat, they are natural healthy ressources, they give good healthy benefits to your body, your cells love them. Where do you think animals get their protein from in the first place. The leading cause of deaths in the world is heart disease, and that is connected to animal products. So if the number 1 reason why people are being killed is because consuming animals, do you think they are here for us to eat? Also it destorys the enviroment and its slavery for animals. Just like we did back in time. Sexism, racism you know where i'm going, this is just another issue called Speciesisme. In the end we are all animals, animals who wants to experience the reality we are born in, we share emotions, feel pain, feel happiness.
@@jonasl8830 Let's talk facts, no emotions please. Plants have a nervous system that is designed for their survival. They produce the same action potential as a human nerve. A plant warns other plants of threats when they perceive a threat. Not only that, but trees in a jungle have deep neural network that uses other species to send and receive signals. With that being said I'm not saying being a vegan is bad, rather it's healthy to be a vegan, but the argument that we "kill" animals is an empty and baseless one. I'll give you another logical (non emotional) example. If a predator is missing in an ecosystem then the imbalance will harm all other species and plants and humans. The solution has always been to introduce a predator (in other words a killer) to maintain the balance. I know it's hard to digest, but you're free to draw your lines, but please don't ignore or preach what you don't fully understand.
I talk to babies like people and animals with tone, weather vocal or 'physical' (like stance). Sometimes I don't even know I'm doing it, had a friend comment once that I was the only guy who could walk into their chicken pen with her, because the Rooster was combative.
So?! That's so dumb to note. those most people u speak of usually have had the habit by being around own kids or a relatives kid in their life. And hence they would subconsciously act the same way they would around that baby. U people make such a big fuss over Simple irrelevant matters.
i get your point but.. humans are part of the nature aswell. and unfortunately humanity has already been manipulating the earth a lot in the past. showing compassion and attraction to wildlife and nature in such a way like this woman did, is a good thing id say. not only will it bring that person closer to realising the value of nature, but shes also supporting local animal wildlife. crows are intelligent enough to find other food. they also dont entirely rely on meat.
She's a real bird mom for sure! She could have just gone to the pet store and got the baby some food, but the fact that she went digging for worms is taking on the full duty!😅🥰🙌🏾
It's heart-warming to see an injured animal rescued. All we can do is protect and nurture them. Unfortunately, we cannot teach them abilities we do not have that should be innate to them - like flying for a bird. That was clever to drop him from a safe height and also use stairs to encourage that behavior. It's wonderful that it worked. And great to see him live free, but still remember you and your kindness.
We found a baby blueJay in the dirt/sun almost dead. We researched to give liver and wet dogfood. We named her junebug because we found her in June. She grew big and strong and eventually flew away. She’s back! She’s in our backyard again! She stands on the fence just to say hi. God is good❤️🙌🏼
I just found a baby robin last night pinned underneath my garden hose. I put him in a shoebox and made a nest of paper towels and grass. I feed him dog food and check on him every hour. I need some advice on how to care for him. His eyes are still closed and he has no feathers and his parents have abandoned him. Please, I want to give this little guy a chance.
I am so happy you have rescued that bird he's so precious and sweet he's happy you have rescued him looks like he wants to say with you he knows you take care of him
Pet stores usually carry inexpensive live mealworms too, just FYI. They keep in the fridge for quite awhile. Rescued a baby Jay from a dog once & it was awesome to see him grow up.
@@kevinmulia6503 no, they're alive but refrigerated to keep them dormant. They're normally fed to lizards, but I've found that birds like blue Jay's, robins and chickens adore them.
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@@TheLooterArmy, chickens have wide-ranging tastes, but they sure do love mealworms.
@ yeah they sure do! My hens love everything from cucumbers to balogna. I have bantams so everything gets diced up really tiny. They even like grilled chicken sandwiches 😈
Kara Michelle, you’re a truly lovely and sweet person. Thank you for taking in Squeaker. I hope you have many more random sightings of him over the years to come! 🙏🥰
While in Kentucky, I was walking to school bus stop. Early December. And lo and behold, there was the only red Robin I have ever seen in my life sitting there on a tree branch. I’ve never seen anything so red
@David Lee Youre obviously on the wrong channel. This is a place of compassion, hope & love. So just go away. Far... FAR away. All the way back to the TYT, where you belong.
I just found a young dove in the street yesterday. It looks as if a cat (?) grabbed his head, but I brought him home and picked up dove feed for him. He seems stronger today, eating, drinking and taking bird bathes. Going to try and nurse him to health and then we’ll decide what to do with him.
I love it!!!!!! Everything matters in this world no matter how big or small, human or not. Great job!!!! This shows you what type of person she is. This world needs more people like her.
@@benjamindeh873 have you ever been attacked by a crow? Or owned a very small dog that a crow tried to kill? You would change your mind. Besides, they could go find their own worms!
@@PatriciaR.E. Have you passed 1st grade biology? Do you think all lions ae evil because they eat zebras? Are you evil because you eat cow meat in burgers?
What a beautiful experience. Love watching the birds at my feeders. One time, a bird got his little foot caught in the suet cage. Luckily I saw him hanging upside down for quite a few minutes. Went to check on what was going on and held him while I released his foot. He never chirped or acted scared. Just calm in my hand. When he was free, he flew off. I will always remember this rescue. Needless to say, I threw the cage out and got a different one.
OMG! What a huge, hard job you've accomplished??!! You deserve a medal! Bringing up baby birds is never an easy task for humans. Yet, ma and pa birds do it all the time. All the best to you and Squeaker!
Not only are you beautiful outside, but also with a totally beautiful heart. This just shows what a bit of love and commitment can do. This clip gives me hope that one day maybe the world can be different because every single day of my life I think it will just keep getting worse.
A woman I know rescued a baby sparrow recently. She found it with two of it's siblings. Unfortunately the other two didn't make it but the one has survived. I gave her one of my daughters old bird cages to keep it in. She named it Beaker.(lol). The bird won't leave her even though she's tried to set it free. It flies away then comes right back to her. They love each other. I don't know which one is more beautiful.
I had the same thing happen for me too, 45 years ago my dog brought home a baby Robin in his mouth ,not hurt, and I raised till he could fly and he went back with his mother and off they went together.. it was the coolest thing ever
I was helping a mama robin find worms in my yard the other day. She n her mate have since built a nest on our front porch. I guess they feel like it's a safe place. 😊
@@idasavoie1803 ,I'm not an expert but the idea is to not move them too far, just get tem away from immediate dangers and keep an eye out for the parents. If they are still alone come night, it's got a better chance with us (they feed often at that stage & will starve on their own). Best wishes from Montreal. 🍁✌
One time on my way home from school I happened to look down in a tiny bit of grass between the sidewalk divider and I saw this tiny baby bird just kinda looking at me. I bent over to investigate and he opened his mouth wide upwards. There was no trees or a nest or other birds anywhere in sight but I knew there was squirrels and possums near, So I took him home, made a little nest/home out of a cardboard box, some loose cardboard, some grass and twigs and leaves, a branch, a small water bowl. When he got hungry I fed him a mushed up berry and seed mixture, I put some on the end of my pinkie finger it worked perfect, I used a dropper for drinking. He began perching on my finger, he could hold on to it sideways, his feathers were growing in (dark blue grey and black) he even took his first short flight with some encouragement and began singing daily. Ugh. However. A few days later, Completely unexpectedly I came home one day and he was in his box passed away laying looking so peaceful on his pillow case-bed. I was honestly devastated, but I’ve heard for a while that lone baby birds usually meet this terrible fate. I really thought this baby had a chance though. Rest in peace Juniper. I don’t know if it was something I did, but if it was I’m really sorry buddy. I tried so hard
@@empi7403As my name is Robin I have a special interest. Having Googled American Robin, this bird doesn't look like one. But if you Google Redwing you'll see it's identical in every way. I've been a twitcher for nearly forty years and as soon as I saw the video the bird was the same as the arctic visitors I got in my garden every winter. But I did also Google it just to double check as I now live in hotter climes!
Agreed. Speaking of her voice, she has a Great Lakes accent. She could be from Michigan or Minnesota, but I'm gonna guess Ontario. Oh, yeah: she also has an Ontario face. Older Ontarians will know what I mean.
Beautiful, simply beautiful, world needs more kind hearted people like yourself, I can’t believe this clip got thumbs down , WTF , anyway hope squeaker keeps visiting you through out his life , god bless you .
Yes. They do have memories lol Like cats and dogs and us O:) How fun for you! We have regulars birds in our yard but they keep their distance with the cats that frequents us this year. However they are still very talkative from the trees... And I do believe the birds eat the crumbs I leave and hunt for other food before the cats even wake in the morning. The early bird gets the worm and the cats missed the whole thing O:)
Well of course he didn’t want to leave - you are pure LOVE. God Bless you for saving and raising this little guy - the Robins song is my absolute favourite... love to wake up to it, and love it on those warm evenings at dusk too :) You are a true legend Kara! ✌️❤️🇨🇦
Love this!! I work at an airport and we have swallows and some other kind of bird. I’ve put fallen babies back into nests, and I swear they were still cared for by the parents. Often I will go outside, and emulate their chirp and these birds will show up around me and chirp back. I’ve always had a connection with birds that can’t be explained.
Way to go Kara ! That was very kind of you and the right thing to do , releasing him/het back into the wild once it was possible to do so . And you are adorable too ! Best wishes to you and may God bless you ! Take care .
You have a best friend for life. You helped the little guy when he needed you. Right place right time. You never know maybe one day he will be there when you need him.
GAGAGAGAGAGA! I will now count to 3 and then I am still the unprettiest TH-camr of all time. 1...2...3. GAGAGAGAGAGA!!! Thank you for your attention, dear mel
@@ninahagen1453 That's a complete myth. It's always best to put birds back in their nest if possible unless there are extreme circumstances preventing it.
This is great. Thanks for coming to the rescue. Robins are the state bird for WI where I live. Occasionally they nest in my lilacs low enough for me to see the eggs hatch out and watch the babies grow up. The neighbors have cats that wander back and forth so I try to watch when the baby robins leave the nest. They are usually on the ground only part of the day. With adults to coax them to fly it normally means they can reach low hanging branches before dark. I try to make certain they are in a tree for the night, that way they should be safe till morning when they will get strong and fast enough to avoid the cats. I live ten miles from the nearest city so we need the cats to control the rodents. Crows and other birds such as black birds, starlings, and grackles toss baby birds to reduce competition for food. Sometimes crows eat other birds as well. I will not allow those birds to nest in my yard. Every year they arrive before the robins and I have to chase them off or the other birds will be constantly attacked. I usually have four families of robins on my humble three acres. The wooded area is about one acre. The robins seem to prefer my pine trees, perhaps those offer better protection from rain and predators. Occasionally there will be orioles that build a basket that hangs below the branches and always a few blue jays. The wrens are fussy, the little houses have to be the right size or they won't move in.
Injured birds are hard to rescue... Baby birds are even harder... Good for this woman!
Agree
Yea, I tried once. Had to put it back. They have a better chance if you let them be.
I was thinking all through this "wow, they both got so LUCKY! Such tiny, fragile bones in birds! Especially baby Robins!"
If you're caring for a bird without vet treatment or anything I personally think baby birds are more likely to survive, depending on the injuries. I've cared for a baby bird and it was the best experience of my life for the 3 months I had him
@@TheBooban I thought that too. I found one stunned once. Didn't seem to be anything broken. My kids and I enjoyed looking at his feet and feathers, then put him in a dense bush. Next day he was dismembered by magpies. If I had known, I would have tried to feed him & keep him safe. Small chance with us, no chance with predator.
Kuddos to those people who save animals! Bravo 👏🏻
@UCmlqCGbcn3MnFs4lEQMqJ7Q no one likes u bot
nice... that lil guy immediately had his mouth wide open for some grub.. how cool to bond with a supposed to be "wild" lil friend.
Please see my TH-cam✨😊
@@tvm-manducktv8375 no thank you
Then the same people, eat meat lmao
So sweet. I love that 6 months later it seemed like Squeaker came back to visit.
"Rockin' Robin'.tweet, tweedle-lee-dee."
Squeaker... what a cute name 💛
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Tweedle-lee-dee-dee-dee, tweedle-lee-dee-dee
Tweet.tweet.tweet.tweet
He rocks in the tree tops all day long
Hoppin' and a-boppin' and a-singing his song
All the little birds on Jaybird Street
Love to hear the robin go tweet tweet tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet.tweet.tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet, tweedle-lee-dee
Blow rockin' robin
'Cause we're really gonna rock tonight
(Tweet, tweedle-lee-dee)
Every little swallow, every chick-a-dee
Every little bird in the tall oak tree
The wise old owl, the big black crow
Flappin' their wings singing go bird go
Rockin' robin.tweet.tweet.tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet, tweedle-lee-dee
Blow rockin' robin
'Cause we're really gonna rock tonight
...(Tweet, tweedle-lee-dee)
A pretty little raven at the bird-band stand
Taught him how to do the bop, it was grand
They started going steady and bless my soul
He out-bopped the buzzard and the oriole
He rocks in the tree top all day long
Hoppin' and a-boppin' and a-singing his song
All the little birds on Jaybird Street
Love to hear the robin go tweet tweet tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet.tweet.tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet, tweedle-lee-dee
Blow rockin' robin
'Cause we're really gonna rock tonight
(Tweet, tweedle-lee-dee)
Well, a pretty little raven at the bird-band stand
Taught him how to do the bop, it was grand
They started going steady and bless my soul
He out-bopped the Buzzard and the Oriole
He rocks in the tree top all day long
Hoppin' and a-boppin' and a-singing his song
All the little birds on Jaybird Street
Love to hear the robin go tweet tweet tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet.tweet.tweet
Rockin' robin'.tweet, tweedle-lee-dee
Blow rockin' robin
'Cause we're really gonna rock tonight
(Tweet, tweedle-lee-dee)
Tweedle-lee-dee-dee-dee, tweedle-lee-dee-dee
Tweedle-lee-dee-dee-dee, tweedle-lee-dee-dee
Tweet.tweet
Tweedle-lee-dee-dee-dee, tweedle-lee-dee-dee
Tweedle-lee-dee-dee-dee, tweedle-lee-dee-dee
Tweedle-lee-dee-dee-dee, tweedle-lee-dee-dee
Tweet.tweet.tweet.tweet
He rocks in the tree tops all day long
Hoppin' and a-boppin' and a-singing his song
All the little birds on Jaybird Street
Love to hear the robin go tweet tweet tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet.tweet.tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet, tweedle-lee-dee
Blow rockin' robin
'Cause we're really gonna rock tonight
(Tweet, tweedle-lee-dee)
Every little swallow, every chick-a-dee
Every little bird in the tall oak tree
The wise old owl, the big black crow
Flappin' their wings singing go bird go
Rockin' robin.tweet.tweet.tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet, tweedle-lee-dee
Blow rockin' robin
'Cause we're really gonna rock tonight
...(Tweet, tweedle-lee-dee)
A pretty little raven at the bird-band stand
Taught him how to do the bop, it was grand
They started going steady and bless my soul
He out-bopped the buzzard and the oriole
He rocks in the tree top all day long
Hoppin' and a-boppin' and a-singing his song
All the little birds on Jaybird Street
Love to hear the robin go tweet tweet tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet.tweet.tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet, tweedle-lee-dee
Blow rockin' robin
'Cause we're really gonna rock tonight
(Tweet, tweedle-lee-dee)
Well, a pretty little raven at the bird-band stand
Taught him how to do the bop, it was grand
They started going steady and bless my soul
He out-bopped the Buzzard and the Oriole
He rocks in the tree top all day long
Hoppin' and a-boppin' and a-singing his song
All the little birds on Jaybird Street
Love to hear the robin go tweet tweet tweet
Rockin' robin.tweet.tweet.tweet
Rockin' robin'.tweet, tweedle-lee-dee
Blow rockin' robin
'Cause we're really gonna rock tonight
(Tweet, tweedle-lee-dee)
Tweedle-lee-dee-dee-dee, tweedle-lee-dee-dee
Tweedle-lee-dee-dee-dee, tweedle-lee-dee-dee
Tweet.tweet
Imagine she accidentally stepped on him lol
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Even if they never come back you know you did the right thing
Never dig for worms! Take a pitchfork, stick it into the ground all the way up to the shaft, make sure it is in good then just smack the shaft and let it vibrate, worms will be tricked into thinking it's raining and they will come to the surface so fast it will freak you out! My Grandpa showed me that trick when I was 8 and needed worms for fishing! :)
@SOPHIE PIN-PIN KORBEL Moe *chirp, chirp* did someone say they have worms? *chirp, chirp*
@SOPHIE PIN-PIN KORBEL Moe 😂😂😂
That’s pretty cool. I’ll have to try that.
That’s really cool! I have never heard about that trick before.
I learned something today
Such a kindness in this woman's eyes, it translates through a video. I wish we could isolate whatever gene is responsible for this woman's kindness and use it in therapy. Such a beautiful soul
Nice words
@vpn rockies was that similar to the nazi Arian race pure breeding program? Do u think this is what Barry Tang is referring to?
@vpn rockies Still is Fucked up, I get a buzz when I see kindness, especially with animals. I see Rockies on your handle guessing Canadian. I’m in Aussie, wondering what the Chinese are coming at us with next. Keep safe my friend thanks for the heads up.
You have a wonderful way with words, sir
@vpn rockies yeah but considering the Eugenics Movement was dedicated to the concept of forcefully aborting and or sterilizing those people who exhibited a negative mental, physical or developmental trait....its hardly the same as suggesting that actively seeking to infuse Humanity with a "gene for compassion and kindness". It would be the anti-thesis in fact.
Honestly, people like you give hope for humanity.
The thing we can do as a society is to go the vegan way. If you raised every child on this planet to value life over taste, that every animal should be granted with respect (pigs, cows, chickens, fish, and so on without oppression or exploitation, there would not be an evil world, because that child would accept all species, no matter if it had feathers, wings or whatever you can think of. Same goes for the human race about racism, and so on.
The root of all evil is the idea that some lives matter more than others
@@jonasl8830 Aren't plants living beings though? Should we stop consuming living beings? Also, how's that going to help us?
Yes they are. But they don't have a nerve system, they don't feel pain, they dont suffer, they have no brain. They are made for us to eat, they are natural healthy ressources, they give good healthy benefits to your body, your cells love them. Where do you think animals get their protein from in the first place.
The leading cause of deaths in the world is heart disease, and that is connected to animal products. So if the number 1 reason why people are being killed is because consuming animals, do you think they are here for us to eat? Also it destorys the enviroment and its slavery for animals. Just like we did back in time.
Sexism, racism you know where i'm going, this is just another issue called Speciesisme. In the end we are all animals, animals who wants to experience the reality we are born in, we share emotions, feel pain, feel happiness.
@@jonasl8830 Let's talk facts, no emotions please. Plants have a nervous system that is designed for their survival. They produce the same action potential as a human nerve. A plant warns other plants of threats when they perceive a threat. Not only that, but trees in a jungle have deep neural network that uses other species to send and receive signals. With that being said I'm not saying being a vegan is bad, rather it's healthy to be a vegan, but the argument that we "kill" animals is an empty and baseless one. I'll give you another logical (non emotional) example. If a predator is missing in an ecosystem then the imbalance will harm all other species and plants and humans. The solution has always been to introduce a predator (in other words a killer) to maintain the balance.
I know it's hard to digest, but you're free to draw your lines, but please don't ignore or preach what you don't fully understand.
So agree with your comment. Wouldnt the world be a much better place if more people were this kind and caring ?!
I like how calm your voice is with him. Most people speak in a really high pitch to animals, trying to show kindness.
I talk to babies like people and animals with tone, weather vocal or 'physical' (like stance). Sometimes I don't even know I'm doing it, had a friend comment once that I was the only guy who could walk into their chicken pen with her, because the Rooster was combative.
So?! That's so dumb to note.
those most people u speak of usually have had the habit by being around own kids or a relatives kid in their life. And hence they would subconsciously act the same way they would around that baby. U people make such a big fuss over Simple irrelevant matters.
@@samsomsonofisac529 commenting.. is a big fuss. they aren't even complaining or bad talking the people who do that and you start swearing at them..
@@vivizugc this ur first time.i don't blame u. All in due time. Wait for ur turn :3
@@samsomsonofisac529 thank you :3 that made my day
You know a person is a genuinely great human when injured animals released to the wild return!
It wasn't injured it was food for the crow never interfere with nature
@@zio5588 you fool
@@VladTheInhaler121 how???
Bruh rescuing an American robin is illegal
i get your point but.. humans are part of the nature aswell.
and unfortunately humanity has already been manipulating the earth a lot in the past.
showing compassion and attraction to wildlife and nature in such a way like this woman did, is a good thing id say.
not only will it bring that person closer to realising the value of nature, but shes also supporting local animal wildlife.
crows are intelligent enough to find other food. they also dont entirely rely on meat.
She's a real bird mom for sure! She could have just gone to the pet store and got the baby some food, but the fact that she went digging for worms is taking on the full duty!😅🥰🙌🏾
The moment she picks him up he opens his mouth so wide like feed me !! 😛So cute
It's heart-warming to see an injured animal rescued. All we can do is protect and nurture them. Unfortunately, we cannot teach them abilities we do not have that should be innate to them - like flying for a bird. That was clever to drop him from a safe height and also use stairs to encourage that behavior. It's wonderful that it worked. And great to see him live free, but still remember you and your kindness.
And a tree with floofy branches
Finally a comment which truly gives a message to nurture and does not feel cringe like the 'must protecc',etc
Squeaker has an amazing memory!
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So sweet awww. May he have many offspring
hey random guy
Nice robin
Have feral cats that are killing my blue jays and cardinals, what to do?
@@kirbycham695 put a bell
Hope this woman has many offspring. We need more caring people in the world.
We found a baby blueJay in the dirt/sun almost dead. We researched to give liver and wet dogfood. We named her junebug because we found her in June. She grew big and strong and eventually flew away. She’s back! She’s in our backyard again! She stands on the fence just to say hi. God is good❤️🙌🏼
❤️ she found YOU! Bless you!!!
so birds have memory
I just found a baby robin last night pinned underneath my garden hose. I put him in a shoebox and made a nest of paper towels and grass. I feed him dog food and check on him every hour. I need some advice on how to care for him. His eyes are still closed and he has no feathers and his parents have abandoned him. Please, I want to give this little guy a chance.
He unfortunately passed away :(
@@squidparty2000
Bummer! My condolences.
I am so happy you have rescued that bird he's so precious and sweet he's happy you have rescued him looks like he wants to say with you he knows you take care of him
Bless those who care for the creatures of this earth as individuals ❤
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Not the worms tho...
@@SirConfectionery 😂
@@Cuban20 Well, if it's any consolation, earthworms likely don't have any significant measure of consciousness, so there's that at least.
Squeaker just went to find him a girlfriend but was always destined to visit his human mom from time to time.
"I caught the bird flu from mouth to beak contact."
please don't assume the birds gender....
@@SteadyFreddie its a joke
@@pheone9105 well I for one don't find it very funny
@@SteadyFreddie aww diddums
Lovely woman and great story...
What a beautiful bird.
The feathered one is cute as well.
Byrd .. and the bird
Animals you save will always remember you❣️
But not worms? 🤔
haha, maybe not
What a wonderful calming soul that Kara has. She seems like a wonderful person.
All the great prophets would have us love one another and the whole of creation.
When you realize that rescuing an American Robin is illegal
@@strombreakr I'd let it pass this one time.
@@strombreakr oh well!
Pet stores usually carry inexpensive live mealworms too, just FYI. They keep in the fridge for quite awhile. Rescued a baby Jay from a dog once & it was awesome to see him grow up.
Do you mean the ones that comes in small, cube frozen form that they usually use to feed fish?
@@kevinmulia6503 no, they're alive but refrigerated to keep them dormant. They're normally fed to lizards, but I've found that birds like blue Jay's, robins and chickens adore them.
@@TheLooterArmy, chickens have wide-ranging tastes, but they sure do love mealworms.
What about fishing bait shops?
@ yeah they sure do! My hens love everything from cucumbers to balogna. I have bantams so everything gets diced up really tiny. They even like grilled chicken sandwiches 😈
Kara Michelle, you’re a truly lovely and sweet person. Thank you for taking in Squeaker. I hope you have many more random sightings of him over the years to come! 🙏🥰
Y'know that rescuing an American robin is highly illegal, right?
@@strombreakr what is wrong with saving life of this small creature? She did a great job for rescuing American Robin.
@@strombreakr you have a sad, awful life
Her voice is so sweet
It’s always nice when we can become friends with wildlife, squeaker is adorable.
Those chirps are to be adored 🥰
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Hello 😍dear
While in Kentucky, I was walking to school bus stop. Early December. And lo and behold, there was the only red Robin I have ever seen in my life sitting there on a tree branch. I’ve never seen anything so red
Did you see a robin or cardinal ?
@David Lee Youre obviously on the wrong channel. This is a place of compassion, hope & love. So just go away. Far... FAR away. All the way back to the TYT, where you belong.
Robins have more of an orange color breast than red. Sounds like you are describing a cardinal. Did it have black on the face and a yellow beak?
@@ericbitzer5247 Exactly, what I was thinking.
That sounds like a cardinal
But beautiful story nonetheless 💗
Lovely lady, Lucky bird... Such wonderful kindness.
Robin's are my favorite bird, you know it's spring when you start seeing them.
This is a repost of an older video from many years ago. But I've always loved this story about Kara and Squeaker.
I just love love this story.
Yeah I love this video buuuut I'm kinda not crazy about posting old videos as new.
He's so adorable. Bless your heart for helping him!!!💖🤗💞
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Rescued and back in the wild where he should be. What a lovely outcome. Great job x
By the rules of the internet, She is now officially a Disney Princess ;)
Hahahahahahah, she's kinda cute tho.
TRUE
100%
Yes, yes, yes!
The cutest girl
I just found a young dove in the street yesterday. It looks as if a cat (?) grabbed his head, but I brought him home and picked up dove feed for him. He seems stronger today, eating, drinking and taking bird bathes. Going to try and nurse him to health and then we’ll decide what to do with him.
This gave me great inspiration. The bird is doing wonderfully today. Getting stronger each day!
it probably was cat they kill billions of birds per year only in US
@@yanlibra8886 -I know, I have a few stray cats and find birds all the time!
@@marions.120 what ? you have ? are you feeding stray cats ?
@@yanlibra8886 -and getting them fixed.
You're Batwoman to his Robin. :)
Good one 😆
... Batwoman is Robin's dad's gay cousin.
Lucky she's not catwoman.
@@zulkanainbaharuddin2185
Robin's ex stepmom?
Underrated. Have a like
I love it!!!!!! Everything matters in this world no matter how big or small, human or not. Great job!!!! This shows you what type of person she is. This world needs more people like her.
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What about the crow that was trying to get breakfast? He also matters
@@benjamindeh873 have you ever been attacked by a crow? Or owned a very small dog that a crow tried to kill? You would change your mind. Besides, they could go find their own worms!
@@PatriciaR.E. Have you passed 1st grade biology? Do you think all lions ae evil because they eat zebras?
Are you evil because you eat cow meat in burgers?
You can just tell she's a good person .. ... A lot of people wouldn't go to the trouble, to really help a bird, like this. Excellent video 😊
what a cutie
Cute robins
What a beautiful experience. Love watching the birds at my feeders. One time, a bird got his little foot caught in the suet cage. Luckily I saw him hanging upside down for quite a few minutes. Went to check on what was going on and held him while I released his foot. He never chirped or acted scared. Just calm in my hand. When he was free, he flew off. I will always remember this rescue. Needless to say, I threw the cage out and got a different one.
Elon Musk in a message says you are from California. Thank you for showing us this video ❤️
OMG! What a huge, hard job you've accomplished??!! You deserve a medal! Bringing up baby birds is never an easy task for humans. Yet, ma and pa birds do it all the time. All the best to you and Squeaker!
This is why I subscribed to the dodo!!!!
This reminds me of my dad who rescued many birds with broken wings, other animals with broken legs, etc.
Not only are you beautiful outside, but also with a totally beautiful heart. This just shows what a bit of love and commitment can do. This clip gives me hope that one day maybe the world can be different because every single day of my life I think it will just keep getting worse.
I wish all animals got help like this! :(
A woman I know rescued a baby sparrow recently. She found it with two of it's siblings. Unfortunately the other two didn't make it but the one has survived. I gave her one of my daughters old bird cages to keep it in. She named it Beaker.(lol). The bird won't leave her even though she's tried to set it free. It flies away then comes right back to her. They love each other. I don't know which one is more beautiful.
What a beautiful story. I’m sure squeaker will stop by for a visit once in a while. Thank you for saving her!
I had the same thing happen for me too, 45 years ago my dog brought home a baby Robin in his mouth ,not hurt, and I raised till he could fly and he went back with his mother and off they went together.. it was the coolest thing ever
Your dog is as nice as you 😍 edit: was nice as you
Glad that you let it out with its parents again! 👍
I was helping a mama robin find worms in my yard the other day. She n her mate have since built a nest on our front porch. I guess they feel like it's a safe place. 😊
I was told not to rescue fledglings and if they are sitting in the middle of a road or yard just move them in a bush. Is that true?
@@idasavoie1803 ,I'm not an expert but the idea is to not move them too far, just get tem away from immediate dangers and keep an eye out for the parents. If they are still alone come night, it's got a better chance with us (they feed often at that stage & will starve on their own).
Best wishes from Montreal.
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Kara has the most beautiful soul - it just shines through in this video ♡
Wow! She did an amazing job helping that baby!! So happy for her and Squeaker! ❤️
You are so sweet...:)..!!!!
One time on my way home from school I happened to look down in a tiny bit of grass between the sidewalk divider and I saw this tiny baby bird just kinda looking at me. I bent over to investigate and he opened his mouth wide upwards. There was no trees or a nest or other birds anywhere in sight but I knew there was squirrels and possums near, So I took him home, made a little nest/home out of a cardboard box, some loose cardboard, some grass and twigs and leaves, a branch, a small water bowl. When he got hungry I fed him a mushed up berry and seed mixture, I put some on the end of my pinkie finger it worked perfect, I used a dropper for drinking. He began perching on my finger, he could hold on to it sideways, his feathers were growing in (dark blue grey and black) he even took his first short flight with some encouragement and began singing daily.
Ugh. However. A few days later, Completely unexpectedly I came home one day and he was in his box passed away laying looking so peaceful on his pillow case-bed. I was honestly devastated, but I’ve heard for a while that lone baby birds usually meet this terrible fate. I really thought this baby had a chance though. Rest in peace Juniper. I don’t know if it was something I did, but if it was I’m really sorry buddy. I tried so hard
He's a Redwing not a Robin. He's a member of the thrush family. Quite a character all the same!!!
No, they're an American Robin, just with immature plumage. At the end you can see one (presumably Squeaker) in full adult plumage.
@@empi7403As my name is Robin I have a special interest. Having Googled American Robin, this bird doesn't look like one. But if you Google Redwing you'll see it's identical in every way. I've been a twitcher for nearly forty years and as soon as I saw the video the bird was the same as the arctic visitors I got in my garden every winter. But I did also Google it just to double check as I now live in hotter climes!
In their youth they can be mistaken for other small birds. I thought I once spotted a warbler but ended up being a young yellow finch.
@@robinrichards2087 google "juvenile american robin"
@@robinrichards2087 as well, the person in this video is well out of range from redwings
There is so much humility and kindness both in her voice and eyes. So much love to her.
Agreed. Speaking of her voice, she has a Great Lakes accent. She could be from Michigan or Minnesota, but I'm gonna guess Ontario.
Oh, yeah: she also has an Ontario face. Older Ontarians will know what I mean.
She's a moron. Never do what she did.
I love her for saving that birdie.
hello dear
Good job lady!
Beautiful, simply beautiful, world needs more kind hearted people like yourself, I can’t believe this clip got thumbs down , WTF , anyway hope squeaker keeps visiting you through out his life , god bless you .
Well this sure was a very nice story of a small baby Rodin Turing into a big boi robin hat is so confident,that he's proud.
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very pretty bird
Yes. They do have memories lol Like cats and dogs and us O:) How fun for you! We have regulars birds in our yard but they keep their distance with the cats that frequents us this year. However they are still very talkative from the trees... And I do believe the birds eat the crumbs I leave and hunt for other food before the cats even wake in the morning. The early bird gets the worm and the cats missed the whole thing O:)
Thats awesome
Kara is the best...what a beautiful soul!
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Well of course he didn’t want to leave - you are pure LOVE. God Bless you for saving and raising this little guy - the Robins song is my absolute favourite... love to wake up to it, and love it on those warm evenings at dusk too :) You are a true legend Kara! ✌️❤️🇨🇦
She beats her naughty children
Yes, it is a very calming melody of nature 😊
So happy for the bird ❤️
Wow, and such a pretty girl too...
What a lovely experience to have. Cool to have a robin as a friend.
So good to know there are still kind & compassionate people in the world who take the time to do the next right thing!
Every video restores more of my faith in humanity. Thank god too because it was pretty low before I found this channel.
Love this!! I work at an airport and we have swallows and some other kind of bird. I’ve put fallen babies back into nests, and I swear they were still cared for by the parents. Often I will go outside, and emulate their chirp and these birds will show up around me and chirp back. I’ve always had a connection with birds that can’t be explained.
I guess this bird simply has chosen the warm vibes of that amazing young lady.
Way to go Kara ! That was very kind of you and the right thing to do , releasing him/het back into the wild once it was possible to do so . And you are adorable too ! Best wishes to you and may God bless you ! Take care .
You're such a sweet birdie mom, he's a lucky guy.
This lady was wonderful rescuing that baby bird, not every one would. He made great progress, he is so cute. Thanks Kara, you did a great job.
You have a best friend for life. You helped the little guy when he needed you. Right place right time. You never know maybe one day he will be there when you need him.
i remember Aesop's Fable
Especially if he shows up in her dreams.
I believe that saving an animal ensures you a ticket to heaven
This woman did such a good thing! I'm so happy she helped this birb get healed up.
This woman has a remarkable soul.
Buddha can do that to anyone.
So very cute! 💗💗💗💗
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I also saved a lil bird once but it was a baby we put him back in his nest
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I hope you used a cloth because mothers don't feed baby birds that have been touched by humans..
@Dar you Welcome
@@ninahagen1453 yeah we did
@@ninahagen1453 That's a complete myth. It's always best to put birds back in their nest if possible unless there are extreme circumstances preventing it.
Very cool that You had the wisdom to coach him into living on his own. Bet You don't forget this experience.
A little animal that loves you. Life's true treasure.
This is what true humanity looks like. ❤️️
Aww, so cute. Great job by the rescuers
Bless your loving bird-loving heart 👍💕
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It takes a beautiful human being to do this, isn't she gorgeous?! And if the bird poops on you, go and buy the lottery! Thank YOU for doing this!
This is great. Thanks for coming to the rescue.
Robins are the state bird for WI where I live.
Occasionally they nest in my lilacs low enough for me to see the eggs hatch out and watch the babies grow up.
The neighbors have cats that wander back and forth so I try to watch when the baby robins leave the nest. They are usually on the ground only part of the day. With adults to coax them to fly it normally means they can reach low hanging branches before dark. I try to make certain they are in a tree for the night, that way they should be safe till morning when they will get strong and fast enough to avoid the cats. I live ten miles from the nearest city so we need the cats to control the rodents.
Crows and other birds such as black birds, starlings, and grackles toss baby birds to reduce competition for food. Sometimes crows eat other birds as well. I will not allow those birds to nest in my yard. Every year they arrive before the robins and I have to chase them off or the other birds will be constantly attacked.
I usually have four families of robins on my humble three acres. The wooded area is about one acre. The robins seem to prefer my pine trees, perhaps those offer better protection from rain and predators. Occasionally there will be orioles that build a basket that hangs below the branches and always a few blue jays. The wrens are fussy, the little houses have to be the right size or they won't move in.
I was so excited when he took the big flight into the trees! She's the sweetest, gentlest person I've heard. Thx for giving him his life back🌹🤗☺️
So cute! Thank you so much for saving him ❤️❤️❤️
Beutifull story thank you for sharing
As beautiful as she is i wouldnt want to leave either.
This woman is my kind of hero. Such quiet patience and determination to help a fragile creature in distress. Good vibes, lady. You're special.
Oh great. Now your a hero for caring for a bird. Everybody wants to be a hero. Stupid humans.
You know she is from Canada when at 2:15 “ just don’t wanna go, eh?” 😂
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It was more of a hey than a eh tho so she might be American?
I thought same thing
@@jetstream6389 You want them to be eating poutine while getting slaughtered by globalists to know they're Canadian, eh?
just because someone says “ eh “ doesn’t mean they’re Canadian -.-
most Canadians don’t even say “ eh “
The world needs more people like you!!
He was a fledgling and couldn't fly yet. She did a great job taking over for the parents until he was old enough to fly and feed himself.
Well done - you rescued this chick right and trained and prepared it for release. Good story.
What a gorgeous bird
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