@@FionnODonoghue just built a box for bluetit, don't much about them I like to attract them,so where did you mount and locate your box? Is on the edge of a house a good place towards the back yard? I have it bout 6,7ft above ground.
You didn't cry. You're like everyone else on youtube comments, attention seeking and "like" hunting. "IM CRYING! I HAVE CHILLS! I HAVE GOOSEBUMPS" You people in every. single. video. You got your "likes" though, was the dopamine hit good enough?
Aww delighted Fionn. I remember when you had the little competition to name them!! Glad the names stuck and delighted they brought a little brood into the world successfully after such trauma!!
Am looking forward to this year's installment! I have eastern bluebirds in my backyard nestbox. Their babies fledged last weekend, so we went to clean out the box only to find they're already working on round two! Mama Bluebird must have laid an egg the day after the babies left the nest! I'm really impressed.
The chick which fell from the nest is returned. He speaks to his siblings. "Yeah, we're gonna need feathers before we leave home. Good thing our neighbor is an angel, else I wouldn't have made it back to tell all of you."
Beautiful story that they finally got in and triumph getting their babies growing up and flying out 😢. I enjoy watching them working hard 😓 blessings to you to for help them
It was nice to see these little birds. There are so few of them left.I regularly feed them with sunflower seeds. Make an elongated (vertical) house so that birds of prey do not enter
One chick is in my garden at the moment . Below the box I have on my shed . There’s a lot of cats around we’re I live. Should I put him back in the box ?
I love your videos. So informative. I didn’t realise how lack of food for one day could lead to a tragic result. 😢 We currently have a nesting pair of blue tits in a new box near our shed and are worried about cutting the lawn in the next few weeks in case we scare the parents away from the nest. Do you think that us spending time in the garden for an hour and the noise of the mower will put them off returning?
We had a nesting pair of Bluetits in our small garden, their box was attached to the garden shed, and we carried on as normal, mowing the lawn, watering the plants, and entertaining guests just a few meters from the nest. The birds were unfazed and just carried on rearing their chicks until they all left the nest a few days ago.
To protect a nest box from cats and other predators, you could install sort of a cage without the front wall made of wire mesh around the entrancle hole. This will block anything larger than parent birds from actually getting near the front of the nest box where the hole is. If a bird box is installed on a tree trunk, I believe there are wire cat deterrents available to buy, to put around the trunk below. Still, the latter solution will not protect from i.e. predatory birds or squirrels who could jump from one tree to another.
I have bird feeders,,. but they don't feed their chick's peanuts and seeds, and the caterpillars they feed on were sold out at the shops .... So not so questionable logic, but thanks for the concern
Thank you for sharing the videos. Nature is amazing and shows us lessons of perseverance and diligence. May I ask if the 4 chicks or the parents come back to lay eggs in the same bird house this year 2023?
oh my goodness finally she made it, they are so amazing. thankyou so much for this video, i love this so much thankyou 🤍
I'm so glad they finally had a successful year. They have just put so much effort into everything, but nature is cruel sometimes.
It is ! but thats what makes the success stories all that much sweeter ! thanks for watching !
@@FionnODonoghue just built a box for bluetit, don't much about them I like to attract them,so where did you mount and locate your box? Is on the edge of a house a good place towards the back yard? I have it bout 6,7ft above ground.
Hello i didnt understand what you told here and what happened with a human hair
Incredible story telling. Great video.
Thanks Sammy :)
Very nice video what kind of video camera did you use.
👏 *FANTASTIC* What a joy and a delight, after 3 years, to finally see success. And bravo Fionn, well done indeed. (🇨🇦) xox
Dangit, you made me cry. 😢
Glad they had a successful year. This was fascinating.
You didn't cry. You're like everyone else on youtube comments, attention seeking and "like" hunting. "IM CRYING! I HAVE CHILLS! I HAVE GOOSEBUMPS"
You people in every. single. video. You got your "likes" though, was the dopamine hit good enough?
@@echoechoecho7142 wow. Dude. You have issues.
Aww what a dramatic and bautifull story! Im crossing fingers for this year! You saved the chick💙
What a journey these two little birds have been on. I look forward to the next season to see how they fare. Thanks for the video!
Your Very welcome 🙏, thanks for watching!
Aww delighted Fionn. I remember when you had the little competition to name them!! Glad the names stuck and delighted they brought a little brood into the world successfully after such trauma!!
I remember you picking the names also ! let's see do they come back this year ! Thanks for watching !
Am looking forward to this year's installment!
I have eastern bluebirds in my backyard nestbox. Their babies fledged last weekend, so we went to clean out the box only to find they're already working on round two! Mama Bluebird must have laid an egg the day after the babies left the nest! I'm really impressed.
So glad you're back, was worried you started other projects, leaving this one in limbo. Thank you, very enjoyable content.
And thank you for coming back :)
Really enjoys all your videos on this pair.thank you for posting this look back. I am looking forward to this spring so we can watch all over again.
Hopefully it's another good year !
WOW what a touching and beautiful story but also heartbreaking. Thank you for telling this amazing story ❤❤
What a crazy journey! So nice to have found your channel. I loved watching the live streams!
Thanks a million for watching !
The chick which fell from the nest is returned. He speaks to his siblings. "Yeah, we're gonna need feathers before we leave home. Good thing our neighbor is an angel, else I wouldn't have made it back to tell all of you."
Lovely video! I have grown so attached to these little birds. I wonder if they will be back this year! Thanks for posting :)
I hope so! Thanks for watching !
Thank you so much First time I see a nest so closed by 💞💟
Beautiful story that they finally got in and triumph getting their babies growing up and flying out 😢. I enjoy watching them working hard 😓 blessings to you to for help them
Why didn't you place a bird feeder in the area? This started off cute, but now I'm sad.
The last chick leaving was so moving, loved this, thank you :)
It was nice to see these little birds. There are so few of them left.I regularly feed them with sunflower seeds. Make an elongated (vertical) house so that birds of prey do not enter
One chick is in my garden at the moment . Below the box I have on my shed . There’s a lot of cats around we’re I live. Should I put him back in the box ?
He has feathers on him and seems pretty healthy just unsure what to do
God Almighty is so great and caring ❤
I love your videos. So informative. I didn’t realise how lack of food for one day could lead to a tragic result. 😢 We currently have a nesting pair of blue tits in a new box near our shed and are worried about cutting the lawn in the next few weeks in case we scare the parents away from the nest. Do you think that us spending time in the garden for an hour and the noise of the mower will put them off returning?
We had a nesting pair of Bluetits in our small garden, their box was attached to the garden shed, and we carried on as normal, mowing the lawn, watering the plants, and entertaining guests just a few meters from the nest. The birds were unfazed and just carried on rearing their chicks until they all left the nest a few days ago.
To protect a nest box from cats and other predators, you could install sort of a cage without the front wall made of wire mesh around the entrancle hole. This will block anything larger than parent birds from actually getting near the front of the nest box where the hole is. If a bird box is installed on a tree trunk, I believe there are wire cat deterrents available to buy, to put around the trunk below. Still, the latter solution will not protect from i.e. predatory birds or squirrels who could jump from one tree to another.
What kind of bird is this?
Hooray😊
Nice play by play replay!
Glad you enjoyed it ! Thanks for watching
So you intervened to free the mother but couldn’t intervene with a bird feeder? That’s some questionable logic.
I have bird feeders,,. but they don't feed their chick's peanuts and seeds, and the caterpillars they feed on were sold out at the shops .... So not so questionable logic, but thanks for the concern
Is it necessary to remove last years nest?
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you for sharing the videos. Nature is amazing and shows us lessons of perseverance and diligence. May I ask if the 4 chicks or the parents come back to lay eggs in the same bird house this year 2023?
Momma got some fight in her at 12 minutes
Wait last vid I watched on this wasn't from you but got 70 million views but yours gets a tiny fraction.
Different Channel I'm afraid, maybe one day haha
Don’t think anyone can tell if the same pair have returned for three years
Cursed nest, always has troubles.
It ends well ultimately :)
cut up little piece off meat leave beside the door,,for hard times...