House Sparrow Feeding Babies
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2013
- House Sparrow Feeding Babies, The House Sparrows survive only in the immediate vicinity of people. The House Sparrow prefers to nest in man made structures such as eaves or walls of buildings, street lights, and nest boxes instead of in natural nest sites such as holes in trees. Learn more and how to identify Birds at The Cornell Lab of Ornithology site www.allaboutbirds.org/
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Wow...that momma bird seemed quite undecided as to which baby bird to feed first...and the other two appeared as if crying, once she chose to give the food to “the first of her triplets” LOL 😂...so very cute!
I’d have such anxiety I’d probably say o gotta get the hell out of here and fly away lol
Respect for that mother...is so hard to feed baby sparrows
Wow! 😍😍😍...... Beautiful video! For my sweetest sparrows.. 😘😘
Thanks for sharing this video about House Sparrows !!!
So adorable..I love sparrows 😍☺️
Thanks I love sparrows wherever I live I put a bowl of water (scuare) the sparrows drink water they bathe mainly in hot weather. when I go for a stroll I give bird seeds to the birds in the st. It breaks my heart to see them g etting wet in the rain gotta look for food to survive and its cold. Poor babies so tiny helpless and innocents. And tbey sing so beautiful. I love all birds!!!
Um there invasive and kill off alot of song birds
@@philipschoen7446 Save huse sparrows nd kill idian myana birds as they are considered invasive and they also destroy the houses of sparrow and other small birds.Sparrows are endagered species,so, save them and kill myana birds.
@@cricketoasis I dont know where you got your info but house sparrows are overpopulated and are invasive in the us and kill many pretty song birds for nesting areas
😍😍😍absolutely sweet!
Fantastic loved it
House Spparow feeding their babies`s scene is awasome and lives two stories house
I love how that male is just sitting there doing nothing while the ladies feed all the babies! LOL
noellana Macho 😁😁
HAHAHA silly human, that male sparrow is protecting their home, they are fierce fighters, in the wild they have many enemies that would gladly eat those little chicks, but the male will fight to the death before that happen.
🤣 proper cockney
Beautiful family!! I love sparrow. ..feed them regularly 💛🐤
Bro please take care of them ❤️
So cute small sparrow I've lot of sparrow at my backyard I put bowl of water for them 😊
Please also give them food and prevent from hunting and also exterminate those indian myanas birds that are threat of extinction for cute sparrows and other native birds.May you and your sparrows live happy!
@@cricketoasis thank you bhaijan of saba farhin
Awesome
Were all compartments occupied? What country are you based. Is the box on the balcony or some pole?
Cool/nice pic.!!!
Good I love 💕 birds
Great photography! Looks like babies get bees to eat??? Is there a shooting range there? Adults were worried about the noise.
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0:13 - 1:05 troll mum
I had many of them in my yard a long with cardinals and some chickadees. I bought food for them, but noticed that the cardinals were gone and the sparrows stuck around and even had nest around my area, but when I took my baby out for her morning stroll I saw a dead male sparrow. Near the best they had set up. Which was close to the food and water I provided. I think a stray cat to them. Since we have been trouble with them. I think one of my neighbors trapped the cats and took them to a shelter. I'm so sad for the bird though. It has been pretty quiet. I get a couple of birds come by, but not like before. I wonder if there is a cat or something somewhere that is making them stay away. I have suet, mealworms, and mixed seeds with water. So there must be something in not noticing. Well I guess is back to figuring out what is causing them not to come by. Maybe I need to place some birdhouses with guards on them to stop other predators from chewing on the wood.
Hang thses feed . You can make DIY feeder by your self.. you can also make houses for sparrows using cartoons.
Are you in US ? If so kill the house sparrows..they are incasive and kill the local song birds sadly
What a b word. She kept teasing all of her kids. ;)
She was doing it to see who was the strongest one to take the food its natural to weed out the weak. Cold truth 😢😂
Nice
Thank you for so nice video! Sparrows like your house very much. Is it possible to know the size on the house holes for sparrows? Thanks!
Thank you very much!
Contented. Except that is a Martin house. But you don't see any Martin's because the aggressive sparrows have either killed them or scared them off.
great
I put bid seeds in a plate for them to eat.
Plz tell me the size of this Nest Box and each Compatment
Frumos
Good,
It's really hard for me to try and feed one 🙃
how many sparrow home in one block ,how much time sparrow takes to adopt it ,what is the best time and place ,.I have put but no one attract ,but I feeding them by bird feeder from 2 year .
Very very nice
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ehhh..... their food😕😕😕
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😂🤣😘🐥🍯💖
Do he have 2 wifes
It is possible, usually they are kinda monogamous, but sometimes they have more than one couple, females also sometimes mate with more than one male... not so different than humans, aren't they?
papa mummy
Sister wives
Sir second part
ammu feeding kids abbu talk
Anyone who watches this video needs to be aware of the true nature of English Sparrows (also called House Sparrow, or HOSP). These birds are non-native, invasive species in all parts of the world, but the United Kingdom. They were released in North America in 1851. This species is very aggressive and dominating over native species of birds and they excel at outcompeting natives for food and breeding resources. They prefer to breed in cavities which means they target native species such as bluebirds, wrens, titmice, chickadees, nuthatches, and purple martins. Often times they will overwhelm a pair of natives with force, including killing the native birds to usurp the cavity. House sparrows should not be regarded as benign in your backyard landscape and should be deterred if not fully eliminated. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has many resources available to learn more.
Iran chiit tititer
There's nothing more irritating than the incessant racket from a male sparrow. And this mess is what you get when you put up a Martin house and end up with a bunch of sparrows.