Man shares apartment with family of huge owls | Vroege Vogels
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- We could hardly believe it when we got a message from Jos Baart telling us that Europe's biggest owl, the Eurasian eagle-owl, had made a nest in a planter in front of his window. Not only that, she had also hatched three giant chicks! Now, when he watches television, three huge chicks watch television with him.
Update: Our video reached millions of people, all over the world. We received comments from Japan to the United States. As the city is not the right environment for these young owls the chicks were relocated to a nearby shelter. Now, it is time to release them into the wild. Six months worth of work by @NHCopglabbeek just flies off. That's enormously satisfying! • Famous eagle owls rele...
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oh to be a Dutch man living in an art studio apartment with a family of eurasian eagle owls nesting in the planter outside the window
I thought he was German, but I thought the language sounded too soft to be German lol
Lolll
Sounds like the beginning of a beautiful novel
@@GemGames3 funny thing is that as a german, i can say that we can understand most dutch words ;) even if you dont know anything about the Language.
@@raoulduke7668 Since you guys live next to each other thats understandable lol
This is exactly how I'd prefer to have owls, not as pets but as neighbors.
😆👍
Sometimes their sight may be a little bit scaring...Not when they're YAWNING! Omg- too cute 😍
And when you have Owls around you don't ever have to worry about wild mouses or small rats around your house.
Exactly. I don't keep pets; I like to observe and admire animals in the wild from hawks to ants.
Whooo?
Man : "They're not scared at all."
Owls : "He isn't scared at all."
Neighbors: Sacred SHITLESS! 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
Hahahaha!
Mutual admiration society...........
Very profund statement 💪🏻 @voltron
I like how he mentions his dislike for pigeons every chance he gets.
Pigeons are so beautiful and trusty birds that were domested by people who now are annoyed by them and treat them like shit in every way. In fact they are wonderful.
Flying rats with toxic shit!
@@cursedbeats9934 the "flying rats" had me dead. 🤣🤣
@@cursedbeats9934 Rats are good. Only humans are toxic overpopulated garbage.
@@cursedbeats9934 calm down
I love that he sits in his chair and watches her and her babies, and they sit in his windowbox and watch him. It's a mutual admiration society, lol.
He's the one in the zoo - with the quarantine going on!
And Mamma owl can watch TV!!!
And we're watching them watching each other 😂
@@dansmif No. But nice try. We're actually watching someone watching them while they're watching each other watch each other.
I would be doing the same 😊
Pigeons disliked the video
Possibly reported it for hate speech.
G U R U 🤣🤣🤣
funny 😆
Lol!
Stupid pigeons!😂
Look, I'm not racist against pigeons. I just don't want them living in my planter, you know?
Aside from the owls, that guy has great taste in home decor
How could you tear your eyes away from the owls?
Dutch are like that, always smiling, big heart and with great taste in home decor
Honestly the owls only add to the aesthetic
@@AM-gc4yd haha not really. Just this man is.
It's an average home look in his country. They like old looking furniture that are still in good condition. A little clustered is also common in thier homes.
Owl mom: see children this is a human in his natural habit-.... Billy stop tapping on the glass! You'll scare him!
Billy owl: sorry mom.
They are like little ghosts
Billy Owlish
Actually they probably are studying the man watching him every day 😂
Meanwhile on OwlTube:
"This owl nest comes with a free human terrarium."
LMAO
😂
🤣🤣
😸😸😸
🦉
They are just there so they don’t have to pay a Netflix subscription
LMAO!
Stop projecting!
Lol
😂 they be watchin Animal Planet.🌏..National Geographic 🌐
I hope they don't get any ideas by watching Alfred Hitchcock's 'The Birds'.
I’ll never forget the first owl I ever saw - my grandmother woke me when I was a little boy, didn’t tell me what to expect and together we snuck up to our kitchen window, it was really foggy but sitting on top of our clothesline was a type of owl we call a ruru or morepork, staring back at us. Can still see it now, almost 40 years on
The sorts of childhood memories you'll never lose. I have many similar myself.
Classic kiwi experience 🤣
You're a great storyteller
That's such a wonderful story. Thank you for sharing. :)
"To his astonishment, Europe's biggest owl decided to nest in the planter of his front window. The UwU"
It's Uhu. Yeah I know "whoosh".
@@numbblackpicture
They know what it is
uwu
No, its OvO
Oehoe*
Coronavirus: You're going into lockdown!
Rare exotic owls: Let's nest in his window to keep him company.
some people just have all the luck
Sad...
You couldn't ask for much better to keep you company during lockdown
hhhk20 another asshole who can’t just enjoy a comment & feels the need to correct everyone while making themself look like a total douche.
@hhhk20 *who*
They are trying to tell him he got into hogwarts
I hope hes in Gryffindor ^^
Took 5 of them already
Lol this deserves more likes 😂
Lol
Awwww..that's very smart of you.❤️
I love how genuine his joy is over this.
I watched again 2 years later to see again the well appointed living space, this lovely gentleman, his art and his owls. All perfectly charming.
Look at his round rimmed glasses. They clearly see that and think that the Dutch guy is their dad.
😂😂😂😂 owl hack
Lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow that’s a good point
Plot twist : he is the dad...
.... There are many things in life that can make a person very lucky; this “window” into an owls world is certainly one of them.....
If an owl doesn't watch the news he is uninformed. But if the owl does watch the news he is misinformed.
Plot twist. Actually human is locked up in a large aquarium for owls to watch. He is hamster to them.
@@monsterboomer8051 Owls eat hamsters 🐹
Just sayin
Hope fully the window will hold up. I don't know how rambunctious owls can be ...
I was just thinking that! How lucky indeed... this is awesome. 😍❤️
He honestly seems so happy to have his own little bird nest.
i would be too thats amazing
Nothing out of the ordinary here, the man is clearly a wizard
This guy: birds are so cool, hope they come back next year 😇😇😇
Also this guy: pigeons are the spawn of satan 👹👹👹
Don Solo doesn’t know the difference between a pigeon calling and an owl
But pigeons are the spawn of Satan, they have the mark of the beast and everything. Seriously though the only birds as infuriating as pigeons are Geese.
@@nyc6769 Apparently you haven't heard of the band tailed pigeon or the mourning dove, they sound a lot like owls.
Pigeons can be a bit noisy and the sound they make is dull and unexciting. Seagulls are even more noisy, but only in the morning if they happen to live in rooftops near you. I like seagulls but would not want them wake me up every single day.
Seagulls are not only noisy but violent, they're vermin.
It's sweet how he's already worried that they're going to leave him when they grow up and he hopes they will come back next year. It's like parents being sad about their children leaving the "nest" :)
Awww he's a sweet man
Agree with you
@Fo Hat How precious. Perhaps you should consider swallowing it to keep it with you just a little while longer.
I don't think he's worried. It's more like he has accepted that they're not going to be there forever, yet he hopes one of the chicks will one day come back as adults with chicks of its own
Empty nest syndrome.
That language is foreign to me but I can tell the genuine happiness in the tone of his voice
It’s Dutch! :•)
I understood the 'empty nest' part!
@@Goldenblitzer same
I’m Dutch so I understand everything and he is really, really happy about it 💗😄
At first I thought it was Afrikaans, but then I was like, "No"
This guy isn't watching the owls grow up.
The mother built her nest there for a reason. _They_ are watching _him_
Alternative title: Owls share apartment with caged human
loool
it's a rare case when youuh can have an apartment next to the human-zhooo :D
@@LadyTime11 realestate is all about location.
@@nebula6786 lol
Alternative title: "At Least They are Not Fucking Pigeons"
It would be great to have an update in a couple of weeks to see how much they have grown.
Owls can live for 40 years and are known to reside in the same vicinity.
@@thereseember2800 I wouldn't be surprised if these 3 or at least one returns from time to time for some TV time with Jos. They probably think he is daddy.
I'd Just become OwlMan
@@Eblis840 You do know that OwlMan attempted to commit the worse crime of erassing the entire universe and every alternate dimension of that universe as well. He's probably the worse person to become. If anything, you should become Animal Man as he can actually talk to animals such as Owls.
@@S1RLANC3 Well, to be fair, the guy had some SERIOUS daddy issues. Also, I don't think Animal Man would be the best to emulate... the dude did kill all the animals at the San Diego Zoo, albeit accidentally but still lol
the full grown owl just chilling in the background is only mildly terrifying
Yea that’s honestly the only thing I find creepy about owls. The fact that when they look at you it’s as if they are looking into your soul
Imagine at night. 👀
@@taymangaming it is eerie... When we lived in a more rural area, there was an owl who made him/herself at home in our eucalyptus tree.
His favorite branch was by my window and I would sit by the window hoping to catch a glimpse of it.
They camouflage so well but after a while I saw it.
Staring back.
That was spooky.
yeah, Eagle Owls are some of the more menacing species. Don't mess with me, is what their motto is. That's why I prefer the "nicer" or rather more docile ones, like Northern Spotted Owl, Tawny Owl, Barn Owl, and the Barred Owl. They tend to groom their children more and show more affection to them, but not so much Great Horned Owls or Eagle Owls. They are a bit colder towards their offspring and want them them to be more independent at an earlier age. They are still majestic birds in their own right.
Screech Owls are like miniature versions of the Great Horned Owl, but they too can be handled more easily.
You can judge a person’s character, by how they treat animals. This is wholesome.
This would literally be a bird watcher's dream come true. No binoculars needed and in the comfort of their own home.
was thinking the same
What about us homeless
I myself am a bird watcher, me and my dad would climb mountain just to see colorful birds doing what they do best in the wild, and to have a magnificent owl raise her family on your window where you can drink tea and watch them is such pure bliss,
True ! Yet the nights spent in a quarry with my dad looking for those are nice memories.
he already has one strapped to his face so yes no binoculars needed
Owl: aye bro, mind if I crash here for a couple months?
Him: I gotchu fam
@Slomofogo What
@@IfYouMeetAWolf he's saying that he's a white boy and that he loves how black this comment is
@Slomofogotf
What’s so awesome is that he appreciates them! He is blessed to have them there and we are blessed because of him! How wonderful.
Yes 👏🏾 I
I’d be so unbelievably attached to that gorgeous owl family that I’d definitely be crying when the owlets grow up & leave as if they were my own babies!!
Is no one seriously going to mention....How incredibly lucky these owls are to have found such a nice garden/home to nest in.... the outcome could have surely been catastrophic if they had been in a different nesting spot in another person's garden. Thank you Mr Baart for being such a gentleman about it all and letting the owls do their things in your backyard. Then there is always the chance one of the chicks will come back itself one of the next years to nest for herself. :-)))
@@CalmoOmlac exactly, hes on the third floor with a couple huge bushes to conceal the owlets
such a perfect spot!
The owl have a very good "lobby", the pigeon would have to settle in "court"...
Such a cool guy, I hope I am as happy as he is when I get to his age. God bless his soul.
I think you're really underselling humanity. I don't think many people would obliterate a nest of owl babies, or whatever you're insinuating by saying there could've been a catastrophic outcome in someone else's garden.
@@Slash687 Lots of people are absolute bastards and you know it.
Funny watching someone tap on the glass like they're in a zoo, except this time he's the one inside, and they're watching him.
😢😢😁😃😀
I'm so glad they chose his window box. Would have been such a shame if it had been someone who didn't appreciate them. I hope they do come back every year.
so cool one in a million to experience this
Trillion billion, maybe.
Maybe the only person on planet 🌎earth
Yeah, one in a million would imply over 7,000 people have eagle owls living outside their window. One in billions is probably a better estimate 😊
@@Jesse__H Good maths 👍👍
It’s like having your own personal zoo window, yet the animals are free. How perfect
Plot twist: They're the visitors & he's the caged, exotic animal instead.
@Fo Hat What's wrong with you ? Too much internet ?
yeah
Possible title: “Owls addicted to TV”
"And then they see the flickering..."
@@SIMUL4CR4 deep...
coming up next: owl addicted to porn
Owl that’s smarter than a politician
Their favorite restaurant is Hooters.
When nature gives you a once in a lifetime chance to see it for yourself in person, God that man is lucky to watch Owls grow up from his very own home. Sad thing is then you get attached and by that time they be getting ready to take flight.
One should be honored having wild animals feel safe around you.
It's like the chicks are at the zoo, watching the guy inside his enclosure.
glenise johnson -Mom what is that?
-That, Billy, is a human. They usually live like this, in locked places, and when they go out, they do things they don’t like, or overdo them, or both, which causes stress and illness, just like the half of the trash they eat - the other half they dispose of, even though they call it wasting food.
They also feed on those little screens they carry, it’s like a drug, they even use them when they are taking a shit. Most males also use them to watch simulated reproduction in the absence of a mate.
Humans need to be constantly buying things unnecessarily, otherwise their social economy would collapse. They also feel good about making and spending their currency. And they also kill each other to establish hierarchic attempts.
Learn something, that’s why I brought you here. So finish eating that rat and go to sleep before you become a human too.
A complete reversal.
Thought the same! Owl mom wanted to provide early science lessons
Obvious the mother knew this was possibly a safe place. She took a chance and it paid off. Hopefully she returns next year as well. I had the same geese come to my house for eight years straight and raise their chicks. Was amazing every year to have 64 or more gosling in my yard every year.
How lovely. Thank you for coexisting so beautifully in harmony
Damn that’s a lot of food
That's sound so lov... WAIT, 64!?!?!?
And how many were named Ryan??
64 thats a whole stack
That’s so beautiful💯 he’ll be sad once they fly away because he’s so attached to them 😢
They really are giant. He’s very lucky, they picked the right house. He gets to watch them grow up. Hopefully they do come back. 💕
Plot twist: He's the one in the enclosure and they are observing and recording his behaviour.
Hahaha it makes perfect sense 😂
This is actually filmed in 2050 when we are still in Covid lockdown and mutant owls take over the planet
@@imluvinyourmum that's a future I can believe in
Being a bird watcher I can say it is so difficult to spots these owls in the wild environment and here they are sharing same space with him. Lucky man.
It was really cool that he shared his apartment with a family of owls. Great example of how humans and nature can co-exist if they wanted to.
Owl: Kids, we've got a pet human. Maybe one day we'll let it out but for now it has to live behind the glass.
I have to admit, early on in the interview, you can see just the tops of their heads and their large eyes and I just laughed out loud. Lucky fellow to have his charming little friends to keep him company.
I just love how there are two pairs of eyes just peeking over the edge of the window at 0:05.
saw that too and laughed so hard🤣,it's like that look of;'Sooooon....😈'
rofl, they were literally watching the television. I love it.
soon....
İ was kind of scared lol
I would be so frightened
I love that instead of trying to touch them he just looks at them through the window :)
I would NEVER want to move out of that place if such a blessing ever happened to me! The world is filled of wonder, and when mother nature blesses you with such extraordinary circumstance, you must take it. This is amazing! That man was so happy, his heart was filled with joy and his mind captivated by the majesty of these owls. Wow!!!
Imagine getting up in the middle of the night, seeing 3 pairs of glowing eyes.
Whoooooooooooo
@Harry Monk stop trying to be funny its not working
센戦前
No1 asked u if it was funny or not
Low key would be frightening
same goes for having cats and dogs
Love this guy , he's genuinely excited to have the owls nesting at his house , I have birds nest at either our back door in the siding right above , or on the wreath on the front door , little sparrows , makes the heart feel happy and warm , and his answer about he would love to see them in the other window too is pure joy , he seems happy to share his home with nature , good for him , and he will be the one who gets blessed the most by this too , again good for him ! PS , this guy has no rodents anywhere near his home because of them , it's a good trade off . We have a visiting owl here , love when I hear it , it means the rodents are being cleared away ...
Sorry, but I think he's an ignorant piece of shit (like I once was). He gets off on the publicity. That's all there is to it, I fear. (He would hate your sparrows.)
@@angelinasouren Like you once were? Nah i'd say you still are!
So cute the owls are probably not bored cuz they see him all day XD
@@Youp1e bingo
Dutch man: "Jaaa, ja, ja!"
Subtitles: "Definitively not!"
The subs are very much interpretated.
It's correct. She asks if he's looking forward to it so he responds with yes. The subs just express a difference in expressions.
You can tell how much the babies love him, this is too cute
How beautiful and special. The man's an artist, I hope he paints them. This is a gift he is so incredibly lucky. This made my day today.
Me too. I smiled watching this.
Yes,...I feel quite jealous. I wish something like that would happen for me! They're gorgeous bundles of fluff. Imagine how exciting it will be to watch them growing up. I'd be smiling all day....! 🙂
What a sweet man...beautiful soul!!
@@geraldinegregory.1803 Could you imagine?!!! 😅And I was proud about little baby-sparrows I have in the jardiniere by my window! 🤣🤣🤣. Omg owls 🦉🦉🦉I'm jealous!!! 👍😅
@@lidijabirsa7768 Ironically, I was excited about a pair of pigeons who would nest in one of my windows for a couple of years until a large mean crow chased them away.
Yeah the owls are beautiful but is no-one going to comment on how cool his apartment is
Ima say the chicks are creepy af
Apartment is sooooo coool
@@johnsmith4630 ha. I was kinda thinking the same thing
I paused the video to better admire it lol
Lots of light. Artists perfect flat.
Three Big Chicks! Wow! WonderBar! You’re looking at them and they are looking at you. That’s funny! 😂
They have beautiful, big Eyes!
Owls🦉 have the largest eyes of any Bird which is why people think they are Wise. They are smart. 🦉
The Mama Owl 🦉 is hiding behind the shrubs. That’s nice! And you have a Birds Eye View! 😆
Owls 🦉 are so calming!
I could watch them for hours.
Beautiful Birds!
Thanks for sharing!
👏🏻🦉
Some people are just so lucky. This gentleman is an example of that. I envy him.
I've never seen owl chicks that huge. My God, what species is this? The man is very cute and sweet. I'm so glad he was "chosen".
The Euroasian owl :-)
@@christianedwards9025 *Eurasian eagle- owl
Its an Uhu
The Eurasian Eagle Owl has habitat on both continents and I believe its wing span can be about 6'. I believe the owner of "Gnu" has a YT channel on this species. In Japan, I think, they are legal to own (I guess it's kinda akin to falconry).
@@lisakaz35 In the Netherlands, where this video is shot, it is illegal to keep owls as pet.
Hoofdstuk 3 van de Wet natuurbescherming, artikel 3.2, chapter 3 of the Law on Nature-preservation, article 3.2
This means falconers in the Netherlands need to acquire a permit to keep them..
I don;t know about Japan though.
They look like something out of a Jim Henson movie. Like puppets. 😄
Hm… Maybe Jim Henson also had owls, who knows 😉
I was thinking that too. Especially when they walk.
@Anthony Tsatsis I was reminded of The Dark Crystal, if you've ever seen that movie. They have that "sword and sorcery" kind of look to them. Like something he would create
Lol I though so too! I had to actually look twice to make sure they weren't puppets 🤣
Exactly what I thought! I didn't expect that anyone would have the same impression
This man is living the life
I love how the owls are watching TV with him in the first few seconds. :-D
“dutch noises, EMPTY NEST”
God dutch is a riot.
It's like how we use the French "déjà vu" to describe a sensation that we don't have a proper English phrase for. Dutch probably doesn't have anything quite like the English "empty nest" expression, so they just use it.
@@rathalomaniac6212 In German it's called "Nest", too but we have an own word for empty. It's not even surprising since all these languages are part of the same language family.
@@rathalomaniac6212 We normally say "Leeg nest" idk why they said empty here.
@@donnyt6792 Google "Empty nest syndrome" - It's the officaial name.
@@rathalomaniac6212 We say "leeg nest", no idea why this woman said " empty nest". Its kinda cringe how some people want to Anglophile everything in our language these days.
Finally a human inside the cage for animals to point and look at.
Hahaha! Good point :)
That is an outstanding comment😂😂😂😂😂😂
He lives in an apartment, so he's not inside a cage
You sound like the kind of person that thinks PETA is awesome.
Lol good one
Of course you found a way to make this about you.
I love the thumbnail. He’s like “You wanna know how I got these fuckin owls dont ya”
Lots of people got big houses to care and keep Owls at home and free. Most failed and us who wanted Owl have nothing thanks to men like this man.
Jos “it’s like having a movie going on all the time”
🦉 “move out of the way I can’t see the tv!”
English: The Eurasian eagle-owl.
Dutch: DE OEHOE
And it's "der Uhu" in German. :D
LEGIT lol'd. On another note... dude's floors are too clean. Like... suspiciously clean. I don't trust him.
@@Zimtbiss1 the uwu
@@Zimtbiss1 I'm trying my hardest to understand him because dutch is quite similar to german :D
@@Fullmetalbasil I've understood that if Dutch people speak Dutch with a German accent that it becomes quite a bit easier for German people to understand Dutch. I find this both believable and genuinely hilarious.
He loves having them around but knows they are wild animals as he never touches them but just talks to them which a good thing so that they don't get to use to humans. The gentleman is so sweet with how he treating his 'guests' Mama Owl trust this man to be near her little ones even though there is glass between them. This is how human/animal relationship should be.
I love how excited this man is about these owls
Seems like a cool guy, he truly enjoys what he got.
Where on earth did you get that idea from? He loves the publicity of the rare owls, is all.
@@angelinasouren what a depressing look on this situation
@@angelinasouren cringe you must be dreadful to interact with
He seems to have a gentle spirit
Until the pigeons show up
@@Leandro-bj6jh Ngl the flying rats are the worst kind of animals. I understand his frustration with these abominations.
Yours comment speaks that your the same way
Looks can be deceiving.
Timothy Bryce There are crime documentaries about serial killers who seemed like gentle spirits to everyone but their victims.
Absolutely a once in a lifetime experience. Would have been so cool if he could have filmed them the whole time.
He's right, this is very cool!! Can you imagine having this right outside your window all the time, watching them hatch and grow! If I were him, after they all left, I'd be making a couple of different really nice nest areas for the mom to come back to!! Owls are very cool!!
Omg the eyeballs lined up in the window behind him 😂 0.03
It's nice to know that they'll always have a home to return to. :')
ya man
listen i gotta poop brb
ok i pooped
ahhhh
probably gonna have to poop again later but its ok
anwysys dont use my bathroom it smells bad in there now
if you really gotta go you can use the upstairs one
or maybe my neighbor has a poop hole u can poop in if your poop is poopin out your pooper teehee
omggg what a dream. theyre so cute. i would be so sad once they left though
I love this man's apartment. It's my dream city apartment.
It's like having a zoo right in my house
You again!
Hello there
Well, that is, with you being the one locked inside, and they outside, staring at your home.
Emanuell Lux what’s the difference between a home and a prison?
hey wtf is wrong with you
MORE!! MORE!!! please return and do an update! thanks! love it!
Agreed! And they have such an intelligent look in their eyes.
So sweet! A man with a tender heart is an invincible beast!💐
What a true blessing...owls are so precious...
i imagine that when the owls don't stay there anymore he'd feel the same sadness human parents feel toward their own kids who've grown up and moved out. kinda makes me emotional for some reason
"Empty nest syndrome" ... aptly named
They’ll come back, it’s free real estate!!
Seems like the mother picked herself a perfect man in Jos Baart 😜
What a good match!
"Baby owls are called owlets. And they look like a cotton ball that grew a face. And legs." - ZeFrank
Greetings from the USA. Great video. I admire this chap's gentle soulfulness. Nice owl coop. Always good to keep some owls. So many fond memories of owls. Don't know where to begin. Growing up in an Appalachian hillbilly family, it was only natural for us to eat an owl for Thanksgiving and sometimes Christmas. Out back, just beside the panda paddock, we had one of the largest owl coops in the entire county. Usually we raised the owls just for their delicious speckled eggs. But when the holidays rolled around my grandmother would select the chubbiest owl, humanely anesthetize it, and lovingly transform it into the most mouth-watering savory treat this side of Mt. Mitchell. Leaving the head on because "that's the best part," she would prepare the owl by plucking only every other feather "for added chewiness." Then, after removing the gizzards for pâté, she'd stuff the owl with a mixture of buttery cornbread crumbs, spiced unicorn wax and acorns. Slow roasted in its own juices all day long, by supper it would be as tender and fragrant as a daisy. Well thanks for listening to this old badger take a stroll down Memory Lane. If your buggy ever breaks down near Rhubarb Hollow, NC, y'all be sure to give us a howdy.
Does owl taste good?
Thats nuts, in Poland, where i live, eagle owls are super rare and if youd want to find one youd have to go to like, deep mountain forests.
They are extremely rare here too ( where this man lives, in the Netherlands )
@@StandardName562 he lives in Belgium
jeroen crabbe how do you know? I was wondering what his accent was. It sounds like something between Brabants and Zeeuws.
@@jannetteberends8730 Hij woont in Geel in België, en zijn accent is een mengeling van zijn oorspronkelijk Nederlands dialect (dat ik niet ken) en het dialect van waar hij nu woont, de Kempen ;-)
@Viggen theres been like 270-380 breeding pairs in 2014, theyre protected and so are their nesting sites, so there should be more now 😊
This was just a wholesome and adorable experience.
Wow that was stunning. I want that. I have crows, they are smart and on occasion I've saved their odd-ball babies. They firgured they could fly, but they were not quite ready.
Incredible, to view nature in its purity
if more people were like him towards animals the world would be a better place
@Harold, The Talking Tree What has that to do with the video? So would worms and any other carnivore going for corpses. Just because the raven in my garden would eat my corpse doesn´t mean I harbor any resentment towards it. That´s just nature. Just as much as a pet dog is going to eat his or her owner in case of death. You don´t have to expect anything back to show empathy. Whatever you are taking, take a break
@Harold, The Talking Tree r/iam14andthisisdeep
akida seek professional help
@Harold, The Talking Tree Wildlife eat to survive humans start war commit Mass genocide base on race ethnic nationality its us who the most Savage Acts on the planet not the animals we wipe out species such as the dodo bird Tasmanian tiger quagga Western black rhinoceros
Why do you care about they eating your corpse? You wouldn't be using it anymore
Look at this mans artwork in the background! I would like a closer look at that too. They came to watch you paint!
Inquisitor Mhathue, I noticed it too. He does have a nice clean, organized studio area. Looks like most of his paintings are large floral abstracts, just my interpretation. (He definitely has some artistic skills). But why not try to paint the baby owls & mom during the few months they are living next to you. Soon they'll be gone, but you will always have your paintings. As a bonus, if the paintings are good, he could find some new customers among the bird lovers who watch this channel.
What a lucky man! He's got the best parliament in the world on his doorsteps! 😜
😂😂 zo bijzonder! Wat een leuke kerel ook. Fijn quarantaine gezelschap;) Van korte duur maar wel fijn dat ze naar een veiligere omgeving zijn gebracht. Hoop dat ze het goed maken, zowel de uiltjes als Jos
The owls nesting so close to his home is a testament to the gentleman himself. I believe he is a good person and they feel more than safe there, even loved 🦉💕
Maybe they felt he looked most like an owl
They're thinking, "Why's he watching tiny people in a box? How'd they get in there?"
These owls nested in the planter of the one man that appreciates them the most of any man in the world
Mother: "I'm gonna nest right here, so my kids get a front seat to the hooman zoo"