they are just so precious - its so cute how its such an effort for them to even hold their heads up straight. - a little pile of fur - so fun to watch this - thanks.
THANK YOU for this- I have been trying to identify my nest by listening to the sounds and I have finally found it! It's definitely a robin's nest. I never realized just how hard they work. The chicks are fed every 3-5 minutes in the nest I have. Mom and dad come and go ALL day long and the babies always cry when they return with food. It's just amazing!
Absolutely! I’m glad you could find that out with my video. They do work hard to feed their babies! I find nests all around but never quite this close, a great peak into nature!
Great video. I’m a birdwatcher any birds, beautiful things to watch, I saw your comments about your name.... I don’t see anything wrong with that, name, races have nothing to do with what we love and like. Thank you for making and sharing this video. Greetings from Hong Kong 🇭🇰
Thanks Jum! I’m glad we can find something in common even from around the world! I’m going to try to do some more nature videos during the spring and summer. Check them out as they are posted! My name is who I am, and all names are sacred. ❤️
Actually the chicks don't fully digest all of their food so it's quite nutritious for Mom. I means that she ends up eating everything she catches eventually and when it's just the Mom doing the feeding the extra calories help.
@@TVsIsrael I just realized there is a nest in the tree in my backyard..I saw it when I was trimming the tree...I didnt see any birds in it... I will keep an eye out on it...How did you set up your equipment??
I set mine up when the mother was gone, she flew away when I got close. GoPro set to widest angle in waterproof housing a few inches away. I left it out there for over 20 minutes. A clamp or tripod or some extension is helpful to get close but keep a distance. Hope you get a good shot of the birds if they come back!
Birds will eat the nestlings’ fecal sacs (their poop) to keep the nest clean and because it contains nutrients that the nestlings themselves are unable to have. Sometimes birds will toss the fecal sacs out though, especially as the nestlings mature (I could be a bit off in my information, but I do know the birds will eat the fecal sacs to clean the nest or sometimes toss them out)
You’re right. Generally really young chicks won’t be able to fully process the nutrients in their food yet, so the fecal sac will have a lot of protein in it that the parents will eat. After a few days, the fecal sacs will stop being nutritive and the parents will regurgitate them away from the nest.
Bryce Wakefield Yeah. The OP is serious. It’s called a fecal sac instead of a diaper though. For the first few days, it is still protein-rich and the parents will eat it. When the chicks are a little older, the parents will regurgitate it away from the nest so that it’s smell doesn’t attract predators.
They can exhibit mourning behaviors if their chicks die. But they don’t seem to be emotionally complex enough to experience any form of Depression as we know it.
@@TVsIsrael it was just a guess that that was the male bird because the one that was beige or lighter was the one that was sitting on them the majority of the time but I guess the males do that too so I have no idea could have been the female I'm not real knowledgeable about birds. Lol I DID notice that that one was pretty harsh tho. Maybe I assumed harsh or stronger=male. Lol
The birds aren’t really trying to spread food equitably. They’ll feed whichever one’s chirping and open mouth attracts their attention (normally the biggest chick in the brood) first and then maybe give something to the others when they have enough. I’m not sure if it’s a conscious decision to invest more heavily in the strongest chick or if it just can’t tell the difference and some chicks are able to outcompete others.
they are just so precious - its so cute how its such an effort for them to even hold their heads up straight. - a little pile of fur - so fun to watch this - thanks.
Glad you enjoyed watching! Amazing what you can see just observing nature!
Such a great mom. These birds are better than humans.
Oh my God how beautifully picturised
THANK YOU for this- I have been trying to identify my nest by listening to the sounds and I have finally found it! It's definitely a robin's nest. I never realized just how hard they work. The chicks are fed every 3-5 minutes in the nest I have. Mom and dad come and go ALL day long and the babies always cry when they return with food. It's just amazing!
Absolutely! I’m glad you could find that out with my video. They do work hard to feed their babies! I find nests all around but never quite this close, a great peak into nature!
Full belly,all tucked in under mom,listening to the rain...what could be better!
Huge shout out to all the parents, any species, for raising their children! Kudos
Is it both parent??i mean for the robin?🙏🙏❤
It’s the mother, I’m sure if it
Thank you for this wonderful video.
Yes the nature is perfect!🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️👍
Nice video and mother is great
I loved it when she ran to cover her babies 🥺
I was really surprised when that happened!
This is a very peaceful video to watch, thank-you!
Glad you found it 😊 I’ll try to do some more nature stuff. People who don’t mind my name seem to like it 😉 ❤️
@@TVsIsrael
*EXACTLY* Hugs from Canada!
Robins do a great job of protecting their chicks in the rain. The robins I have filmed literally puff up it’s cool. Nice video.
@Stellvia J HoenheimYou seem like a pleasant person! I hope your day is going well 👍👍
Thank you! It’s great to see how well a loving mother can make her children into decent members of their society, isn’t it?
@@TVsIsrael Yes it is haha!
I’m birdwatching all kinds , thanks for your sharing and recording, thanks for your time and good recorder
You are very welcome! I am glad you enjoyed my video!
every mom(mother) is great .thanks upload
zaheer aslam watch crane mothers..
The big eyes and feather are so cute. thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
You’re very welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Very good video with good moral of family togetherness and care , VERY PEACEFUL TO WATCH, THANKS FOR THE VIDEO
Thanks for watching! Glad you could see a deeper meaning in it :)
Beautiful...ty for sharing ❤
You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching!
What a great mom 😍😍
Such a great shayaring
I watching this Full video 👍
Its so cute how they KNOW their bird mom is there and they stretch up :D
Isn't it? I loved seeing the mother wait for them to even realize she had food for them. Kids these days! Thanks for watching!
They do it to anything that moves or makes noise
Great video. I’m a birdwatcher any birds, beautiful things to watch, I saw your comments about your name.... I don’t see anything wrong with that, name, races have nothing to do with what we love and like. Thank you for making and sharing this video. Greetings from Hong Kong 🇭🇰
Thanks Jum! I’m glad we can find something in common even from around the world! I’m going to try to do some more nature videos during the spring and summer. Check them out as they are posted! My name is who I am, and all names are sacred. ❤️
Those babes are eating good!
Sure are!
This its so much vor ever mom birds👍👍
Very nice video
Thanks!
Wonder if life is just as peaceful as this and not so stressful
Even just watching creation can show you how peaceful things really are!
Thanks for your sharing this video!!
Sending the best wishes from Siem Reap Angkor Wat, Cambodia
You’re welcome!
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napaka cute ng mga sisiw na yan ha laging gutom eh hehehehe
Actually the chicks don't fully digest all of their food so it's quite nutritious for Mom. I means that she ends up eating everything she catches eventually and when it's just the Mom doing the feeding the extra calories help.
Still, gross haha
I love robins
Glad to bring this little family your way!
Magnificent Video Phenomenal camera work.Buddy
Thanks, but the birds did most of the work 😉
nice video friend.great footage.thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for watching! I hope to get more this summer!
V nice...♥♥♥♥♥😘
1:00 She spotted the camera.!!
Lol
NICE 🕊🕊
Thanks!
that shuffle xD 4:34
Awesome
Thanks!
The mom is constantly looking for worms n caterpillars even while feeding d babies.
She is a good mother!
Feeding her a little baby birds it's good for mothers
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Quien ama la Naturaleza no tiene tiempo de aburrirse
¡Que verdad!
Nice footage !
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this awesome video!
You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Good wild life footage...🐤
Thank you! It was just outside my home, so I didn’t have to travel far to see nature in action!
@@TVsIsrael I just realized there is a nest in the tree in my backyard..I saw it when I was trimming the tree...I didnt see any birds in it... I will keep an eye out on it...How did you set up your equipment??
I set mine up when the mother was gone, she flew away when I got close. GoPro set to widest angle in waterproof housing a few inches away. I left it out there for over 20 minutes. A clamp or tripod or some extension is helpful to get close but keep a distance. Hope you get a good shot of the birds if they come back!
@@TVsIsrael ok thanks!!😊..The nest does look abandoned..I will set up a seed tray nearby to attract them...
Arnelle Meadows good idea. Maybe you’ll attract another family to move in! 😀
Birds will eat the nestlings’ fecal sacs (their poop) to keep the nest clean and because it contains nutrients that the nestlings themselves are unable to have. Sometimes birds will toss the fecal sacs out though, especially as the nestlings mature (I could be a bit off in my information, but I do know the birds will eat the fecal sacs to clean the nest or sometimes toss them out)
A great motherly instinct for sure! Glad my mom just threw mine away! 😂
Israel Alejandro me too lmao
You’re right. Generally really young chicks won’t be able to fully process the nutrients in their food yet, so the fecal sac will have a lot of protein in it that the parents will eat. After a few days, the fecal sacs will stop being nutritive and the parents will regurgitate them away from the nest.
They're in a grapevine. There's food all around them and yet they settle for bugs lol.
Must be on a diet! 😆
@@TVsIsrael Lmao
Grapes don't got any protein.
@@wolfpackflt670 Interesting that they know that.
Super mom wow thanks bro I could view the real mom.
There is nothing wrong with your name Israel.Keep doing the videos we love...thank you.
Thanks and will do!
Столько возни и хлопот..под дождичком сидит мамаша..
Я бы тоже суетился, если бы мне приходилось есть червей!
Parabéns e sucesso para seu canal no TH-cam e que Deus sempre os abençoe
Nice mom
Thanks pro super pro.
Thanks! It’s amazing what you can capture with a little patience!
We recently discovered a robin's nest in our muscadine vine!!
Be careful not to disturb them when plucking some grapes for yourself!
Love your natural hair, don't cover it with cotton from the cotton field.
Mothar is great 💋💋💋💋💋❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢
She knows how to care for her chicks!
mom💖💖💖💖💖💖
Those white things are the baby bird's diaper, which the mother uses for nutrition
I'm glad we don't do that as humans! Good to know! Thanks for watching!
Israel Alejandro your welcome! :D
_LavenderChu_ σωσ are you serious ew?
Bryce Wakefield
Yeah. The OP is serious. It’s called a fecal sac instead of a diaper though. For the first few days, it is still protein-rich and the parents will eat it. When the chicks are a little older, the parents will regurgitate it away from the nest so that it’s smell doesn’t attract predators.
Bello retoño
@Israel Alejandro How did you setted the camera? How long?
I put my GoPro on a mic stand (pole) in the waterproof case for 20 minutes. Amazing what can happen when you watch nature! Thanks for watching!
@@TVsIsrael Oh wow, so you capture all that in just 20 mins, amazing!
Hey! in one year how many time did the Robin reproduce ? only once or twice
I’m not sure to be honest. I haven’t seen multiple nests in different seasons, so my guess is 1.
….@@TVsIsrael ….Oh Okay, Thanks for reply I enjoy to watched your Videos so keep posted some more videos okay,
BabyBBB01 sure thing 👍 thanks!
Do birds get postpartum depression? I imagine her crying while eating poop. Jk
They can exhibit mourning behaviors if their chicks die. But they don’t seem to be emotionally complex enough to experience any form of Depression as we know it.
I think after eating all those sacs she’s probably numb to those emotions 🤪
Can you please tell what is the camera was it ?
It says at the beginning of the video what equipment I used. The camera was a GoPro Hero 4 Silver.
The male or dark bird feeds them harshly and rough. I thought he was going to stab a hole in the throat of one of the young. Geesh
You think that’s the male bird? I was pretty sure it’s the mother. But it did look pretty harsh, right?
@@TVsIsrael it was just a guess that that was the male bird because the one that was beige or lighter was the one that was sitting on them the majority of the time but I guess the males do that too so I have no idea could have been the female I'm not real knowledgeable about birds. Lol I DID notice that that one was pretty harsh tho. Maybe I assumed harsh or stronger=male. Lol
Haha I’m gonna have to watch this through again, I always thought it was just the one bird, never noticed if there were two!
سبحان الله
That wasnt a storm
It’s edited.
Baru kali ini liat lngsng burung Robin LG ngeloloh
Burung apa ya burung luar negeri sarang nya mirip berebak
Is it just me or does it seems like the bird is not keeping track of whom she had feed. Or do they not have the capability to do so?
I wondered the same thing. I don’t know the answer sadly, but I like to think she was trying her best!
They feed the strongest first. It seems cruel, but it is better for some to survive than none survive.
A good reminder to always eat what your mom feeds you!
The birds aren’t really trying to spread food equitably. They’ll feed whichever one’s chirping and open mouth attracts their attention (normally the biggest chick in the brood) first and then maybe give something to the others when they have enough. I’m not sure if it’s a conscious decision to invest more heavily in the strongest chick or if it just can’t tell the difference and some chicks are able to outcompete others.
야생은 이렇게 이어지고 있네요.
비는 와도.
이 순간을 함께 할 수 있어서 행복합니다!
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It's not gross in that size of life. Poop is almost white and I bet it even tastes good.
😬 idk Faith, but I guess that’s what the mom’s gotta do... haha
Dusro ke baccho ko jinda khate ho aur apne bacche par bahut pyaar aa Raha hai,dusht pakshi
I've seen birds take the poop away from the nest, not eat it. Blah
Gross right? Lol
It is possible the parent regurgitated it elsewhere.
noellana is that your name? Mine is Nolana pretty close sounding. Yours is cooler though 😉
Yeah but we’re is the father
Don’t know. One viewer claimed that one of these birds is the father. I’m not so sure, but he’s around somewhere!
🐦x🐦
Is that a robin..i thought they had red breasts and was smaller
I'm fairly certain it's a robin. It is the right color and size at least for the ones in my area
Johnathan Casey Not the American Robin
American Robin. It's really a sort of thrush, and much larger than a true Robin. It's closely related to the English Blackbird.
Mom or dad bird eat baby bird poop
this channel name ISRAEL?!?? SIRIUSLY!?!?
Yup! That’s me!
Yes people do name their kids *ISRAEL* is there a problem with that, *SERIOUSLY*
Before you insult someone, learn how to spell please!
Nice
سبحان الله