I think crows are good parents. My brother found a little crow lying on the ground in his backyard. He took it to the animal control Department. After that my brother noticed it's parents kept flying above his backyard looking for their baby, so he called the Department to try to get the little crow back to its family, but he was told that the bird was euthanized. For 4 days, the crow parents had been searching for their baby. After 2 years, I watched TH-cam and found that many little crows try to learn to fly too soon and end up falling down the tree. The expert said put the bird into a cardboard to avoid cats and dogs attacks, and give the bird water and food as needed, and wait a few more days for the birds to grow strong enough to get back to its nest. I know that many birds don't look for their lost babies, but crows looked for their baby for 4 days, very touching.
Euthanised?? What was the point to rescue and taking it all the way to animal department just to get it killed next day. It might had better chances on ground as "unrescued" if parents could locate it and fed it for one or two more days.
@@garavsg8154 We thought that the Animal Control Department would give the baby bird medical treatments, that's why my brother called the Department to see if the bird had been healed and well enough to get back to its parents.
Many people don’t know that baby birds, aka fledglings live on the ground for a few weeks once they leave the nest before they can fly. It is safer than the nest surprisingly one reason is if a predator were to find the nest it could kill them all at once where as the babies could be in different bushes. The parents keep them hidden in bushes and feed them then they soon can fly. This isn’t common knowledge. one way you can tell if it’s a baby waiting for the parents on the ground or a hurt adult crow is if it has blue eyes or not. Baby crows have blue eyes. Also if it has no feathers then it should till be in the nest (and try to put it back in the nest). If it has some then it is suppose to be on the ground
This is so sad... A couple of years ago, we had a great tit family in our backyard living in a wall. They had 4 lovely babies. One day, I came home and my dog, who was still a puppy back then, was sleeping on my bed with two of the baby birds. Turns out the babies were learning how to fly but ended up on the ground and my dog took them in because he is a big softy (this is when I understood how my mom felt when I kept bringing stray cats home when I was a child lol). We put them in a box and were planning to take them to the vet but we noticed that the parents were looking for them on the ground. We decided to put them back in the garden and 4 hours later, the babies were gone with their parents :) I'm glad that my dog took them in since my neighbors have a cat but he was heartbroken when the birds left. We got him a parrot a month later and now they are best buddies haha.
This is proof that even though crows are known for snatching other baby birds or eggs out of other bird's nests, and brutally eating them, they too have responsibility of parenthood. They have their own chicks to feed, they aren't monsters they're just doing what they have to do to survive and provide resources for their young. If that means being brutal and and hunting other baby birds, or other small helpless animals, then so be it.
So cute I love crows, I have a little birds nest on my wreath that's hanging from door . The nest is tiny the birds are the size of Canary's don't know what they are , I enjoy watching the babies grow in another week they will be leaving the nest gonna miss seeing them every morning . Hard to say goodbye but they are free birds, I hope they survive, only two eggs out of five hatched.
It would be great if you can shoot the bird along with babies in the nest and share the same with us so that all our viewers, bird lovers can enjoy watching it. You cn fix a phone with flight mode, next to the nest or you can use any good camera to record it. You can send us recorded media here @ newallinonestudio@gmail.com Thank you...
Birds usually lay eggs twice. I recommed to take babies after second hatching and play with them a but, and then eat them with bread, lemon and vinegar.
I leave food out for my crows, a huge pile at least once a week of their favorites (unsalted peanuts, cashews, etc). They still cry for more. Crows are just gonna crow. They love food and have high metabolism. They need almost a pound of food each per day to survive. And even more in winter or bad weather because they have to keep warm. 💗
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I think crows are good parents. My brother found a little crow lying on the ground in his backyard. He took it to the animal control Department.
After that my brother noticed it's parents kept flying above his backyard looking for their baby, so he called the Department to try to get the little crow back to its family, but he was told that the bird was euthanized.
For 4 days, the crow parents had been searching for their baby.
After 2 years, I watched TH-cam and found that many little crows try to learn to fly too soon and end up falling down the tree. The expert said put the bird into a cardboard to avoid cats and dogs attacks, and give the bird water and food as needed, and wait a few more days for the birds to grow strong enough to get back to its nest.
I know that many birds don't look for their lost babies, but crows looked for their baby for 4 days, very touching.
Euthanised?? What was the point to rescue and taking it all the way to animal department just to get it killed next day. It might had better chances on ground as "unrescued" if parents could locate it and fed it for one or two more days.
@@garavsg8154 We thought that the Animal Control Department would give the baby bird medical treatments, that's why my brother called the Department to see if the bird had been healed and well enough to get back to its parents.
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Many people don’t know that baby birds, aka fledglings live on the ground for a few weeks once they leave the nest before they can fly. It is safer than the nest surprisingly one reason is if a predator were to find the nest it could kill them all at once where as the babies could be in different bushes. The parents keep them hidden in bushes and feed them then they soon can fly. This isn’t common knowledge. one way you can tell if it’s a baby waiting for the parents on the ground or a hurt adult crow is if it has blue eyes or not. Baby crows have blue eyes. Also if it has no feathers then it should till be in the nest (and try to put it back in the nest). If it has some then it is suppose to be on the ground
This is so sad... A couple of years ago, we had a great tit family in our backyard living in a wall. They had 4 lovely babies. One day, I came home and my dog, who was still a puppy back then, was sleeping on my bed with two of the baby birds. Turns out the babies were learning how to fly but ended up on the ground and my dog took them in because he is a big softy (this is when I understood how my mom felt when I kept bringing stray cats home when I was a child lol). We put them in a box and were planning to take them to the vet but we noticed that the parents were looking for them on the ground. We decided to put them back in the garden and 4 hours later, the babies were gone with their parents :) I'm glad that my dog took them in since my neighbors have a cat but he was heartbroken when the birds left. We got him a parrot a month later and now they are best buddies haha.
Watching this and crying my eyes out 😢❤❤❤❤
何故かずっと見ちゃう。
Although I don't know why, I canNOT stop watching these videos.
Me too. I love watching bird chicks
finally i can see crow nest. this something new for me
thanks for sharing
Love watching birds taking care of their young, thanks for sharing.
sss fact that u say
Looked like the smallest one didn’t get fed when he begged.
Instead of playing original chick sounds why so noisy music in the background?
It's not his video and it helps avoid copyright detection
@@catinthehat5140
Thanks 4 proper / concrete answer.
This is proof that even though crows are known for snatching other baby birds or eggs out of other bird's nests, and brutally eating them, they too have responsibility of parenthood. They have their own chicks to feed, they aren't monsters they're just doing what they have to do to survive and provide resources for their young. If that means being brutal and and hunting other baby birds, or other small helpless animals, then so be it.
NO I KNKW DA TRUTH
CROWS JUST KILL ALL THE BABY BIRDS BECAUSE ITS A BIG FAT UGLY CROW
I mean compared to cuckoo birds which disturbs me. They are far better . I hate cucko birds.
@@yeshacroe9354 ye cuckoo birds and cow birds MUST ALL DIE 💥
@@quandaledingle2741 SHUT UP
Adorable mom and baby
good
So cute I love crows, I have a little birds nest on my wreath that's hanging from door . The nest is tiny the birds are the size of Canary's don't know what they are , I enjoy watching the babies grow in another week they will be leaving the nest gonna miss seeing them every morning . Hard to say goodbye but they are free birds, I hope they survive, only two eggs out of five hatched.
It would be great if you can shoot the bird along with babies in the nest and share the same with us so that all our viewers, bird lovers can enjoy watching it. You cn fix a phone with flight mode, next to the nest or you can use any good camera to record it.
You can send us recorded media here @ newallinonestudio@gmail.com
Thank you...
Birds usually lay eggs twice. I recommed to take babies after second hatching and play with them a but, and then eat them with bread, lemon and vinegar.
In how many days did the little one fly after hatching
I love how they peck the hell out of them in general but they still can take it
I’ve never seen a baby crow’s throat hit so hard by a crow :O
Where? Watched the whole video but couldn’t see it.
@@Turtleback8024 exactly the exaggeration
It’s a crow, with crow chicks. Jeez.
I've never seen a crow look like that
baby nest good
When you hear a Crow in the Morning, its a sign its hungry..
No
سبحان الله طائر أسود اللون بيضه أزرق .
Black bird lays blue eggs and
Big beak feeds small mouth .
Wow ~~
The mystery of birth
This is a good video.🤗🤗👍
So cute
That's why the crows always crow even in adult hood bcz they were not fed good while they are babies , they always seem crying
do you know this. crow baby when they grow up, they return to fed their parents ? they bring food back and feed their parent themselves.
I leave food out for my crows, a huge pile at least once a week of their favorites (unsalted peanuts, cashews, etc). They still cry for more. Crows are just gonna crow. They love food and have high metabolism. They need almost a pound of food each per day to survive. And even more in winter or bad weather because they have to keep warm. 💗
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Video menarik
Amazing footage..... Great work friend 👍
Interesting birds Thank you
Good video
Curious about why your camera doesn't have a wide angle lens? Change settings from portrait to landscape!
Where the fuck is the violence? Flagged for misleading title.
Muito sucesso para seu canal no TH-cam e que Deus sempre os abençoe a todos
It's so difficult for animals to find food it's so easy for humans to waste food
I really love your videos.
Wish the word's wasn't in the middle of the screen 😟.
But I do love watching your videos 👍
Please ap load more crow videos
Why the music?
Vary nice bard
I don't like pigeons but will always prefer crows because they don't disturb us
The crows are the only birds who seems to be trying to get food out of their chicks mouth
Alessandro de Souza AXÉ BOM DIA
At the end only one baby survived what about the others??
Survival of the fittest
@@AROUNDMYCAMERA 🥺sounds bad ....but in captivity all would have survived
Actually we have no control over Nature. We should accept the reality
What happened for the others???fell off the tree????you watched the whole story....tell us the rest of it.....
I like watching birds taking care of their young as well as watching other predators eating other birds Young's as well. 💯💯💯💯💪💪💪💪🤗🤗🤗🤗🔥🔥🔥😊😊😊😊😊
Кормит больших ,как бы мелкий клюв не открывал все мимо его рта.
Crows
De thuong qua ! Moi no ra yeu ot mong manh nhung mieng thi ha ra that to ! 😄
الله اكبر ولا اله الا الله
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Friend kindly ignore background music not good better make natural sounds of birds crow sound nice
very well documented. I just curious if how they hd from three became one at last
Now I want see another bird snatch out a chick like the crows do to others
Can they get eat pls
Jai shanidev maharaj 🙏🙏🙏
What is baby fleedging? I googled the word but couldn’t find it.
great film shame about the title. The bird isnt hitting hard.
How many days to egg hatch pls tell
ALESSANDRO DE SOUZA AXÉ
0:16
We’re are other babies 🤔🤔🤔
Mucize 💖
Would have been good if you left the music out
There were four fledglings, in the end only one survived...
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Wonderful
Nice vedio
Why is one chick so tiny?
It decided to be a snack. Can't judge it for its decision.
🤔🙄👌🙏
Like👍
Why they put the food on the bird and takes out from the same bird. It's really ambivalent
Gambar bagus tapi singkat
7.5.20 El fin del mundo
Crow detestable birds. Hope to distinguish them ASAP.
Except you won't and thankfully, we'll see the end of you before the end of crows :)
Music is hella annoying 👎
But I hate crow 😂
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Cant stand these birds