Oh thank heavens. I had some blackbird babies in my backyard. They were gone after only a month, I thought something happened but I realise that they just grow up so fast
A black bird baby that I rescued flew away a few days ago. He/she looked exactly like them, so glad that they grow up fast, it broke my heart when I found him/her gone, it’s a lot more comforting knowing that at his age he would be leaving the nest and gaining his own sense of independence. I was beating myself up for it. Thank you so much for the splendid video.
My daughter ( who is only 3 ) loved this film, we have our own blackbirds and Dunnocks to watch in our garden in the UK. Thank you for making my daughters day.
@Jamie live in the UK too!! We have new chicks in the nest in the hedge, and we have 7 blackbird nests so far in our garden! All the best for you and your blackbirds and dunnocks
Thank you so much for this video. This is the second year I have watched it with my class. They are first graders and it goes along with our story called; The Nest. Your video and story are almost alike. We truly enjoyed it. Thank you. They also begged to watch it again.
This is beautiful! They are little predators, but so defenseless when young. What I find so sweet is that the adult bird that we see is what they will grow into. That adult was just like them (not so long ago).
You made me laugh.. its true, nature is Gods wonder.. a horse get up n walk within few minutes, birds fighting as soon theupy born ( eagles) geeses are whoever survive, and etc, but us we dont even roll u ntil 3-4 mo. Walked at 11 mo and dont talk til 2 perfect, or understandable, and we try to leavehome but we cant till you really 18, and ger married legally and fair u til 21-25 we dont have kids still 13-60; myniece was 13 and when i was pregnant for my first i was 22 n the lady next to me was 60 with her 15 child, dont ask me i was in silence .. it seems nature is faster than us.. lolol
I have a blackbird nest on my balcony right now :) they are at day 6 :) there are 4 younglings and i am helping the parents with fresh water and some seeds and fruits. The female just adores strawberries :D I love them
I didn’t realise how entertaining this was until it got sunny and I sit out side everyday and theres a birds nest in my garden and the black bird that feeds the chicks scare me
Truly magnificent video of their growth👌🏻💕I have a resident male who joins me every morning while I have coffee. We chat over daily affairs...well I chat, he listens, lol. Finally paired up this Spring & she moved in & had babies. No joke, both mum & dad came to me one morning both alarmed. Realised one of their babies was stuck in the garage & let him or her free. Family reunited. Also became Bird Nanny to a spotted dove fledgling who was bailed up by my dogs. Became babysitter for a solid week while it patiently waited to gain strength enough to become independent. Mum & dad continuing to care for it too. Family now doing well, so much so that mum has now nested again. Looks like she sees me as a good back up too as she has now taken to nest in my pagola where I sit daily only a metre away. Currently waiting for new babies to hatch literally just above me. My backyard has become quite the Bird Nursery this year🐦🐣💛
So lovely! It's wonderful to be able to follow the progression of how these chicks developed. Thank you so much for sharing this. I absolutely enjoyed watching.
Wonderful filming! Thank you. We have a blackbird nesting on our patio. She is not bothered by us even when we use the barbeque just a few feet away. This is a new experience for us. After your info we know what to expect. Alan Scott, Wanganui, New Zealand.
Something similar happened to me. My family left out the Christmas wreath from two years ago, and just this year when I got back from the Philippines, there was a nest, and three little baby birds in it! It took probably, almost, the same amount of time it took for these little guys to grow! I late found out that they were House Finches. I'm so happy that I got to see them grow. A few months later (last month) I asked my mom if we were gonna get another wreath to leave out for the birds XD.
I've only just begun to get interested in birds and really appreciated your film as I have had a regular pair of Blackbirds in my small area of the garden. I had no knowledge of how they brought up their young ones until now...I'm truly grateful, Thank you!! Michael
Iv sat and watched every bit of this. What a brilliant job. Iv got three eggs ready to hatch amd bought a wildlife camera so I’m hoping to catch the same. Nature is so wonderful
Such a great video. We've been lucky enough to have blackbirds nest the last few years, and I use your video as a guide as to what stage the nestlings will be at, day by day 🙂
Well done, what a wonderful video! We really loved watching the baby birds grow up. The perfect ending would be to watch the three of them fly away, but I realise that could be hard to film.
Great video, I have watched it several times. We have a pair with 3 chicks, 4 hatched :(, just outside out back door. They are about 6-7 days old. I have watched the nest building then the waiting, now the constant feeding. The nest is in view of my work desk so I watch them all day :)
I love blackbirds!!! They have so much character! We have a resident male who is so sneaky. If we leave the front door open then he comes in and steals the cat biscuits lol! Honestly it's at the point now where the cats actually see him as part of the family and not a prey item.
That was incredible. I recently retrieved an old nest from an abandoned farmstead and purchased two replica Blackbirds eggs - it looks and feels great. This video filled in a lot. Many thanks. Mark
Thank you for this lovely video. I have black birds nesting in an overgrown jasmine in my garden , been watching them nest build and knew they were feeding their young and can hear the hungry cheeping from the nest as mum and dad come back to feed them. Unfortunately I found a fledgling dead in the garden only a few feet away from where they are nesting I gauge this to be about 7 to 8 days old from watching this. I will be keeping a watchful eye out for the rest of them to see if I can see the rest of them make their move. Hopefully nothing happens to the rest of them. Any ideas how this could have happened? There is definitely no way it could have been cats because of where it is( very high up, level with top of a first floor window and well tucked away). Can they just push each other out sometimes, accidentally?
this is brilliant we had a blackbird chick from around 3 or 4 days, they leave the nest after about 2 weeks but the parents keep feeding them, and that takes ages and ages and ages, speaking as the one who was feeding the blackbird, and then theres a lot of being around but still getting fed ! Lovely lovely film, and really nice because id always wondered if I did it right and it appears I was pretty much a blackbird ! Thank you
This is so cute. I wonder though, how do the parents make sure they all get fed equally if only one can be fed at a time? do they remember who has been fed last and who is due for a feed?
There was a Blackbird family on a lemon bush that my parents hat planted in the backyard and in that area a the female had been makimg the nest and she used mud on the top I myself had seen the Adult Female holding something that was light from the ground in it's mouth. Plus the Nest was next to my mom's bedroom and right outside the window in her bedroom, and on the right from what the window is showing was the nest. I even saw the 3 chicks opening mouths for mom and dad to feed. We did not see the chicks from day 1, instead from day 6 they have left on November 14 3 days ago but the blackbird mom and dad still are there probably having a nest somwhere else. Btw thx for the video.
thanks for this video! my cat brought in two bald/fuzzy hatchlings (naughty thomas...) and i needed to see how mummy bird would be caring for them! i hope harper and winnie fledge safely when the time is right though they appear to be 3 days old at the moment!
We have nesting birds in our garden. Checked the nest last week and 3 babies were in it. Checked today and it’s empty. Our neighbour says they saw 3 babies on the fence. It’s amazing how fast they are able to leave the nest.
But how do they survive after they leave the nest? At this stage, they are not capable of flying and eating on their own. I have a baby blackbird in my house and although she is 10 days bigger than them, she needs care and protection. And she can barely fly.
Wonderful job, You captured it all I wish I would have covered mine last year so well. It happened wher I had music and my cup of tea, there she made a nest and stayed till the end. Life felt good and pleasent it made me appreciate nature even more!
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Very cool. We have blackbirds that nest in our garden every year. They just had two fledge. Any tips on filming nests, please? I'm especially nervous about scaring the birds.
I suggest watching them for a while to learn their routine. Our blackbirds were a great team. One would keep a look out over the nest while the other one went for food. It made it hard to place the camera sometimes without disturbing them. Good luck.
AAAAAAWWWWW CUTENESS OVER LOAD!!!!!!!!!!! LOL at 3:18 mumma was like here u go...NOPE never mind its yours now xD Its so cute how they go to open their mouths, then they get tired and rest their adorable domed heads.
Fascinating! The parents look like American Robins, except they're black! And the young look EXACTLY like fledgling baby American Robins, complete with the rusty spotted breast. What are the actual names of these birds and are they members of the Thrush family?
did some research, they are just common blackbirds also called european blackbirds. there is no population in the united states, only on Europe and Australia
I’ve found 3 in my garden eyes not even open, so made a little nest. No sign of mum, 1 died & the other 2 are still there. Looks like mums not come yet, but I hope they find strength & fly asap. They are just so so small though & don’t know what to do. I live in 🇬🇧 so it’s also cold outside right now. Made a natural as possible nest for them 🙏🏼 hopefully they’ll survive in the natural habitat & survive
Lovely video, thank you. What happens to them now? Do the parents keep watch over them and still feed them? Can they fly back to nest? Maybe someone can give me some answers. Thanks in advance.
Ioana Jojo mine too. We have a male blackbird with no tail. We have watched him and his Mrs, three years now. We feed them every day. He hops up to us when we open the door. He lands on our windowsill and looks in if we havent fed him for a while. She chases him and feeds first through winter. He lets her. He is so fierce though, when they have chicks. On watch all day, collecting the food we give and flying off and coming back for more. He will dive bomb the magpies and jackdaws that come near. I wake up every morning to his song. Pure joy!
Love your story! I also have a lot of blackbirds surrounding the street that I live on. They sing a lot in the springtime, especially very early in the morning. I love to open the window around 5 am and I just lay in bed listening to their beautiful song. Sadly I couldn't get any of them to come to my window so I can feed them. I guess maybe they are afraid of the doves that come to eat and drink on my windowsill.
Ah Thanku to great GREAT ... last yr a little cross that mr and mrs blackbird decided to take residence in my small garden .. ugh the noise and the a little one fell out of nest and I found myself ( really miffed) baby sitting with a torch . Ah now Mr and Mrs back oh Lordy (really) watched this and I now get it .... AM...a...zing ... here goes next batch
This is really neat, thanks for sharing! I've got some baby blackbirds living on my porch and it's interesting to see their development from a different point of view
Baby bird: FOOD FOOD FOOD!! Mommy bird: what do they want? Baby bird FOOOOOOOD! Mommy bird: *randomly sits on them* (Next day) Baby bird: FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD! Mommy bird oh they what food (Finally mommy gets them food) But baby bird keeps tumbling over each other THE REAL MOMENT OF IT: 2:55
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@@arolemaprarath6615 You can't go around assuming Arabic speaking people are necessarily Muslim. You have a problem with Islam, go talk to Islamic apologists, don't hurl your opinion at Arabic speaking people commenting on a bird video.
So fabulous and love the filming .Could you see from your house or did you also use a web cam .It's a terrific film and so well done .Which camera (s) did you use ... Great work * means thumbs up and in my favs .Thanks for this , Helena .
Thankyou for the lovely comments Helena. I actually used my iPhone to record the whole thing. They built the nest in a shrub about 4 steps from our back door so I could quickly sneak out and mount the camera when the parents flew off to get food. So lucky.
Gosh you were .Today I actually saw a crows nest very occupied but oh so high .Birds are amazing to watch Still got some footage and a crick in my neck :)) Once again thanks and great job you and your iPhone made .
I found a baby robin in my backyard fallen from its nest. I didn’t know what to do because if I took it and put it somewhere safe the mother would attack me, but I took it to this little cage thing in my shed. He’s still In it and I feed him worms and bird feed! Edit: he is still in the cage, and almost fully grown. I take him outside every now and then to get him used to the big world.
Thanks for awesome video Spase Cadet. Do they come back once they left the nest? I saw 2 little ones coming out of the nest in my frontyard yesterday, no sign of them today!!! I miss them so much!! Their parents are around though.
The chicks stay close to their parents until they are flying well on their own and feeding well. Until then, just days, the parents guard them and continue to feed their chicks.
Usually the nests are the same size always, but sometimes they have 5 eggs, and what about the space when the chicks are 13een 14een days old, some of them will fall down from the nest or what’s going to happen, how they are going to manage with the space if they have 5 eggs for example
Not very well. They only had very short tails initially so had trouble steering. They could fly well enough to get over our fence though and into low branches on our fruit trees.
From talking to a bird rescue group, they said that when the chicks leave the nest, they stay close by, often on the ground on their first night, since they can't yet fly. The parents stay close and watch over them, because it will take a couple days to be able to fly. So the parents work to protect them from danger should a cat come along during this night on the ground, and the parents continue to feed the chicks for a few days. By then, the chicks will be able to fly and to feed themselves. The second day and night, the chicks are able to get up higher, to better safety, though they're still working on learning to fly.
Guys help: I have a blackbird nest up on a pretty tall tree, inside the nest they are FIVE, but two of them are by far smaller and more frail than the others, so I am afraid they are not going to survive at all. The other thing that worries me is that they are really far from the ground, I don’t see how they could get down without dying, also because between them and the ground there are several hard and terrible obstacles like spiky tree branches and the ground right underneat them is pure rocky soil! We’re up for a disaster, right?
A week later, I'm wondering how they progressed. I've had to take in two babies over the last couple of days due to my cat typically toying with them until getting bored and leaving them in the baking sun. One of them does seem frail too but still quite good considering all the juggling my cat was doing with the poor thing.
TheSteelStallion I found one of them dying and crying for help under the nest and I was too weak to let the nature take its own course so I picked him up and put back in there. Next day I found him on the ground again but this time he was gone for good :( I cried for days. The other 4, on the other hand, were able to fly away, but the other quite frail looking one I think died too, somewhere else. Because now I still see the two parents and just three of the children coming back to my yard. It has been a hard couple of weeks, honestly I hope this whole bird thing will never happen again. It has been excruciating.
evelina, next time you can just try to care for it...it's not that hard if you know how and what to feed them..there's 2 types of small birds that either eats seed or live insects only... the seed eater,all you need is go buy a formula called kaytee from an pet store or enfamil for infants will do too...feed them this this he's old enough ti eat seeds..the omnivore, you need to feed them soaked cat/dog food and insects only, but never ever give baby birds water to drink...water and bread will kill them.
There is 5 eggs in the nest outside, on my property and i cant imagine how they all are gonna fit there, when i see this, because its probably the same size.
Oh thank heavens. I had some blackbird babies in my backyard. They were gone after only a month, I thought something happened but I realise that they just grow up so fast
A black bird baby that I rescued flew away a few days ago. He/she looked exactly like them, so glad that they grow up fast, it broke my heart when I found him/her gone, it’s a lot more comforting knowing that at his age he would be leaving the nest and gaining his own sense of independence. I was beating myself up for it. Thank you so much for the splendid video.
Absolutely gorgeous! In awe of mother nature... no need for guide books they just know exactly what to do! 🥰
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It's 4 am and I'm watching bird videos. I would be lying if I said I wasn't entertained.
Lol I thought you said I’m 4 and was shocked at your writing skills then I reread the sentence
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Same here hahahah
My daughter ( who is only 3 ) loved this film, we have our own blackbirds and Dunnocks to watch in our garden in the UK. Thank you for making my daughters day.
I'm so glad you liked it. It was fun to make. Sorry for the late reply.
@Jamie live in the UK too!! We have new chicks in the nest in the hedge, and we have 7 blackbird nests so far in our garden! All the best for you and your blackbirds and dunnocks
Thank you so much for this video. This is the second year I have watched it with my class. They are first graders and it goes along with our story called; The Nest. Your video and story are almost alike. We truly enjoyed it. Thank you. They also begged to watch it again.
Beautifully captured, sending it to my grand kids, I am a bird’s lover and watcher, thanks for posting.
This is beautiful! They are little predators, but so defenseless when young. What I find so sweet is that the adult bird that we see is what they will grow into. That adult was just like them (not so long ago).
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How does it take them like 15 days but it takes us 18 years to leave our parents
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AvPfan 06 no I didn’t
It doesn't.
I'm 28 and I still live with my parents.
You made me laugh.. its true, nature is Gods wonder.. a horse get up n walk within few minutes, birds fighting as soon theupy born ( eagles) geeses are whoever survive, and etc, but us we dont even roll u ntil 3-4 mo. Walked at 11 mo and dont talk til 2 perfect, or understandable, and we try to leavehome but we cant till you really 18, and ger married legally and fair u til 21-25 we dont have kids still 13-60; myniece was 13 and when i was pregnant for my first i was 22 n the lady next to me was 60 with her 15 child, dont ask me i was in silence .. it seems nature is faster than us.. lolol
Theyre smaller than us maybe thats why they can have more kids
I have a blackbird nest on my balcony right now :) they are at day 6 :) there are 4 younglings and i am helping the parents with fresh water and some seeds and fruits. The female just adores strawberries :D I love them
How are they now?
@@gooeyfan767 haha funny coincidence that you're writing - we have a new nest (2nd so far)! Today the mom laid the first egg :)
It’s so cute how they fall straight asleep after using their little bit of strength to stretch their necks lol 🤣🤍
that's me after one little stretch 😂
this is so amazing! i love watching the blacbirds in my garden they are always so busy probably doing this feeding their babys. Such clever animals
I didn’t realise how entertaining this was until it got sunny and I sit out side everyday and theres a birds nest in my garden and the black bird that feeds the chicks scare me
Truly magnificent video of their growth👌🏻💕I have a resident male who joins me every morning while I have coffee. We chat over daily affairs...well I chat, he listens, lol. Finally paired up this Spring & she moved in & had babies. No joke, both mum & dad came to me one morning both alarmed. Realised one of their babies was stuck in the garage & let him or her free. Family reunited. Also became Bird Nanny to a spotted dove fledgling who was bailed up by my dogs. Became babysitter for a solid week while it patiently waited to gain strength enough to become independent. Mum & dad continuing to care for it too. Family now doing well, so much so that mum has now nested again. Looks like she sees me as a good back up too as she has now taken to nest in my pagola where I sit daily only a metre away. Currently waiting for new babies to hatch literally just above me. My backyard has become quite the Bird Nursery this year🐦🐣💛
Thank you. It's pretty special when your local animals get to know and trust you. All the best for your next batch of fledglings.🐣
So lovely! It's wonderful to be able to follow the progression of how these chicks developed. Thank you so much for sharing this. I absolutely enjoyed watching.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful filming! Thank you. We have a blackbird nesting on our patio. She is not bothered by us even when we use the barbeque just a few feet away. This is a new experience for us. After your info we know what to expect. Alan Scott, Wanganui, New Zealand.
Something similar happened to me. My family left out the Christmas wreath from two years ago, and just this year when I got back from the Philippines, there was a nest, and three little baby birds in it! It took probably, almost, the same amount of time it took for these little guys to grow! I late found out that they were House Finches. I'm so happy that I got to see them grow.
A few months later (last month) I asked my mom if we were gonna get another wreath to leave out for the birds XD.
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Found one and got no idea how old she was until I watched your video 🥰
Really enjoyed your video. I can't believe they left the nest before they even got their tail feathers! Thanks for sharing.
The chick that was looking at the camera was like "guys l think we're being watched"😳
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I've only just begun to get interested in birds and really appreciated your film as I have had a regular pair of Blackbirds in my small area of the garden. I had no knowledge of how they brought up their young ones until now...I'm truly grateful, Thank you!! Michael
omg they really grow so fast? i thought they needed like 4 weeks or something
Iv sat and watched every bit of this. What a brilliant job. Iv got three eggs ready to hatch amd bought a wildlife camera so I’m hoping to catch the same. Nature is so wonderful
Such a great video. We've been lucky enough to have blackbirds nest the last few years, and I use your video as a guide as to what stage the nestlings will be at, day by day 🙂
These videos are awesome. Birds always make nests in my moms hanging plants and I always like to watch their progress!
Well done, what a wonderful video! We really loved watching the baby birds grow up.
The perfect ending would be to watch the three of them fly away, but I realise that could be hard to film.
Great video, I have watched it several times. We have a pair with 3 chicks, 4 hatched :(, just outside out back door. They are about 6-7 days old. I have watched the nest building then the waiting, now the constant feeding. The nest is in view of my work desk so I watch them all day :)
I love blackbirds!!! They have so much character! We have a resident male who is so sneaky. If we leave the front door open then he comes in and steals the cat biscuits lol! Honestly it's at the point now where the cats actually see him as part of the family and not a prey item.
What a cheeky bird. That would make for a funny video...Thanks for sharing.
That was incredible. I recently retrieved an old nest from an abandoned farmstead and purchased two replica Blackbirds eggs - it looks and feels great. This video filled in a lot. Many thanks. Mark
Thank you for this lovely video. I have black birds nesting in an overgrown jasmine in my garden , been watching them nest build and knew they were feeding their young and can hear the hungry cheeping from the nest as mum and dad come back to feed them. Unfortunately I found a fledgling dead in the garden only a few feet away from where they are nesting I gauge this to be about 7 to 8 days old from watching this. I will be keeping a watchful eye out for the rest of them to see if I can see the rest of them make their move. Hopefully nothing happens to the rest of them. Any ideas how this could have happened? There is definitely no way it could have been cats because of where it is( very high up, level with top of a first floor window and well tucked away). Can they just push each other out sometimes, accidentally?
Teaching my great nephew about birds. So happy this video came first. He really enjoyed watching the baby birds
2:13 - 2:24 - you can actually see the food moving inside the chicks body. Amazing footage!
What a beautiful video. We have blackbirds nesting in our plum tree and the parents are still feeding the babies at more than 4 weeks old!
In my home too, the mother bird with broken leg still feeding her newly hatched baby birds, mothers love😍🐥♥️🐦.
such a well shot video. well done mama blackbird!!!!
Thank you for this wonderful video. Found a blackbird hatched egg today and couldn’t believe how tiny it was 😀
this is brilliant we had a blackbird chick from around 3 or 4 days, they leave the nest after about 2 weeks but the parents keep feeding them, and that takes ages and ages and ages, speaking as the one who was feeding the blackbird, and then theres a lot of being around but still getting fed ! Lovely lovely film, and really nice because id always wondered if I did it right and it appears I was pretty much a blackbird ! Thank you
Thanks for the lovely feedback. It sounds like you did a great job with your blackbirds. I hope they come back to visit you from time to time.
This is so cute. I wonder though, how do the parents make sure they all get fed equally if only one can be fed at a time? do they remember who has been fed last and who is due for a feed?
This was SO WONDERFUL. Thank you for sharing this video and for your obvious love for the birds!!
Why do I love watching birds? Always late at night.
Wow! How splendid! We have over six in our garden! This video is heart warming!
Grest video. Love how they start flapping their wings testing them out!!
Truly amazing how FAST they grow!!
On day 11, she didn't feed anyone!🤔 thank you for the video, it was simply adorable!
There was a Blackbird family on a lemon bush that my parents hat planted in the backyard and in that area a the female had been makimg the nest and she used mud on the top I myself had seen the Adult Female holding something that was light from the ground in it's mouth. Plus the Nest was next to my mom's bedroom and right outside the window in her bedroom, and on the right from what the window is showing was the nest. I even saw the 3 chicks opening mouths for mom and dad to feed. We did not see the chicks from day 1, instead from day 6 they have left on November 14 3 days ago but the blackbird mom and dad still are there probably having a nest somwhere else. Btw thx for the video.
thanks for this video! my cat brought in two bald/fuzzy hatchlings (naughty thomas...) and i needed to see how mummy bird would be caring for them! i hope harper and winnie fledge safely when the time is right though they appear to be 3 days old at the moment!
We have nesting birds in our garden. Checked the nest last week and 3 babies were in it. Checked today and it’s empty. Our neighbour says they saw 3 babies on the fence. It’s amazing how fast they are able to leave the nest.
But how do they survive after they leave the nest? At this stage, they are not capable of flying and eating on their own. I have a baby blackbird in my house and although she is 10 days bigger than them, she needs care and protection. And she can barely fly.
Wonderful job, You captured it all I wish I would have covered mine last year so well. It happened wher I had music and my cup of tea, there she made a nest and stayed till the end. Life felt good and pleasent it made me appreciate nature even more!
I have a birds nest next to my patio.
Thank You, it brings tears to me, memories are so short but nature is giving back over and over but You have to be there and absorb it all! I did and You did for sure and so much better!
I saw Your reply and I appreciate even more, tears of joy and life must go on and it will and should. I am more happy to have witnesses You did better than me! That is great, be happy for the short time of life. It is little things that makes it big!
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Gotta love the way mom birb just shoves the insect down the hatchling's throat.
"gulp it down little prick!"
Very cool.
We have blackbirds that nest in our garden every year.
They just had two fledge.
Any tips on filming nests, please?
I'm especially nervous about scaring the birds.
I suggest watching them for a while to learn their routine. Our blackbirds were a great team. One would keep a look out over the nest while the other one went for food. It made it hard to place the camera sometimes without disturbing them. Good luck.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video from start to finish 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
AAAAAAWWWWW CUTENESS OVER LOAD!!!!!!!!!!!
LOL at 3:18 mumma was like here u go...NOPE never mind its yours now xD
Its so cute how they go to open their mouths, then they get tired and rest their adorable domed heads.
Yeah i agree i love 🐦 they are cute but the birds that frighten me is vultures and owls
Fascinating! The parents look like American Robins, except they're black! And the young look EXACTLY like fledgling baby American Robins, complete with the rusty spotted breast. What are the actual names of these birds and are they members of the Thrush family?
did some research, they are just common blackbirds also called european blackbirds. there is no population in the united states, only on Europe and Australia
I’ve found 3 in my garden eyes not even open, so made a little nest. No sign of mum, 1 died & the other 2 are still there. Looks like mums not come yet, but I hope they find strength & fly asap. They are just so so small though & don’t know what to do. I live in 🇬🇧 so it’s also cold outside right now. Made a natural as possible nest for them 🙏🏼 hopefully they’ll survive in the natural habitat & survive
What kind of camera did you use? Looks great!
It amazes me how fast they can go from “I sleep” to “FUCKING FEED ME!”
Lovely video, thank you. What happens to them now? Do the parents keep watch over them and still feed them? Can they fly back to nest? Maybe someone can give me some answers. Thanks in advance.
Beautiful video! Blackbirds are my favourite of all. I can't believe they leave the nest in only two weeks. Thank you for this video!
Ioana Jojo mine too. We have a male blackbird with no tail. We have watched him and his Mrs, three years now. We feed them every day. He hops up to us when we open the door. He lands on our windowsill and looks in if we havent fed him for a while. She chases him and feeds first through winter. He lets her. He is so fierce though, when they have chicks. On watch all day, collecting the food we give and flying off and coming back for more. He will dive bomb the magpies and jackdaws that come near. I wake up every morning to his song. Pure joy!
Love your story! I also have a lot of blackbirds surrounding the street that I live on. They sing a lot in the springtime, especially very early in the morning. I love to open the window around 5 am and I just lay in bed listening to their beautiful song. Sadly I couldn't get any of them to come to my window so I can feed them. I guess maybe they are afraid of the doves that come to eat and drink on my windowsill.
loved this. watched with my kids for science. thanks.
Ah Thanku to great GREAT ... last yr a little cross that mr and mrs blackbird decided to take residence in my small garden .. ugh the noise and the a little one fell out of nest and I found myself ( really miffed) baby sitting with a torch . Ah now Mr and Mrs back oh Lordy (really) watched this and I now get it .... AM...a...zing ... here goes next batch
This is really neat, thanks for sharing! I've got some baby blackbirds living on my porch and it's interesting to see their development from a different point of view
The more they grew the louder their chirping got ❤️❤️❤️🐦🐦
yup, i noticed that too!😊😊
Baby bird: FOOD FOOD FOOD!!
Mommy bird: what do they want?
Baby bird FOOOOOOOD!
Mommy bird: *randomly sits on them*
(Next day)
Baby bird: FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!
Mommy bird oh they what food
(Finally mommy gets them food)
But baby bird keeps tumbling over each other
THE REAL MOMENT OF IT: 2:55
i have a blackbird nest in my dryer Vent duck with eggs in it. how do i remove it so the mama can hatch her eggs.?
Lol the baby was opening its mouth and the mom just sat on him like wait
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@@arolemaprarath6615 You can't go around assuming Arabic speaking people are necessarily Muslim. You have a problem with Islam, go talk to Islamic apologists, don't hurl your opinion at Arabic speaking people commenting on a bird video.
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The baby yawns or idk but it was sooo cutee!! :3 .,.
Thanks for the video! I enjoyed how the tiny little chicks grow! I'm wondering that some birds come to my backyard and make its nest, too.
i have a robin that is about to hatch from its egg. what kind of heat should i provide it with and for how long?
what kind of head should i provide it as an altricial
What happens to the mother blackbird when the chicks leave the nest?
it's mind bottling how fast they grow.
nature: grows in 14 days
humans: we can start breeding at the age of 5 until 70 years old
So fabulous and love the filming .Could you see from your house or did you also use a web cam .It's a terrific film and so well done .Which camera (s) did you use ... Great work * means thumbs up and in my favs .Thanks for this , Helena .
Thankyou for the lovely comments Helena. I actually used my iPhone to record the whole thing. They built the nest in a shrub about 4 steps from our back door so I could quickly sneak out and mount the camera when the parents flew off to get food. So lucky.
Gosh you were .Today I actually saw a crows nest very occupied but oh so high .Birds are amazing to watch Still got some footage and a crick in my neck :)) Once again thanks and great job you and your iPhone made .
I found a baby robin in my backyard fallen from its nest. I didn’t know what to do because if I took it and put it somewhere safe the mother would attack me, but I took it to this little cage thing in my shed. He’s still In it and I feed him worms and bird feed! Edit: he is still in the cage, and almost fully grown. I take him outside every now and then to get him used to the big world.
That Guy Over There should of gave it to me so I could of feed it to my rattle snake
Ed Garcia feed yourself
Very Informative, I am looking after a Black bird that was raised by hand, just waiting on an expert to tell me what to do next.
absolutly awesome! loved this so did my little girls. Thanks
What kind of bird is this? Almost looks like a black Robin. Doesn’t look like a typical pest starling or cow bird
5:29 *Bird on the left:* Stop scweaming I wanna sleep 😴
That was amazing to watch!! Thank you... Nicely shot video. What camera(s) or lens did you use ? And microphone?
amazing how they grow so fast in such short time… and so little food
They feed them like every 10minutes or so, not only what the video shows.
Awe baby birds are so frikin cute x3
Thanks for awesome video Spase Cadet. Do they come back once they left the nest? I saw 2 little ones coming out of the nest in my frontyard yesterday, no sign of them today!!! I miss them so much!! Their parents are around though.
The chicks stay close to their parents until they are flying well on their own and feeding well. Until then, just days, the parents guard them and continue to feed their chicks.
I hope they (or their relatives) will come and nest again next spring :) All best to you and your visitors.@@cacatr4495
It was three what happen to the third baby bird
I realy love the natura of birds and also all every mother of any living thing love his child
Thanks for sharing a beautiful video. it seems American Robin to me. This is one of my favourite bird. Best of luck friend.
Do the birds leave their babies if they touched by human
Please reply it's urgent??
No
No but people shouldn’t do it just in case they hurt the baby
No.
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Oh now I see it's much smaller thanks for sharing
Nice video. It's soothing our eyes
i like how the birds feeding the 2 and letting the third starve
Well technically the parent know what kid is starving so they feed them
Usually the nests are the same size always, but sometimes they have 5 eggs, and what about the space when the chicks are 13een 14een days old, some of them will fall down from the nest or what’s going to happen, how they are going to manage with the space if they have 5 eggs for example
Very interesting video.. Enjoyed watching it xx
Thank you 🤗
Were they able to fly on day 14 ?
Not very well. They only had very short tails initially so had trouble steering. They could fly well enough to get over our fence though and into low branches on our fruit trees.
did they comeback for their mom?
From talking to a bird rescue group, they said that when the chicks leave the nest, they stay close by, often on the ground on their first night, since they can't yet fly. The parents stay close and watch over them, because it will take a couple days to be able to fly. So the parents work to protect them from danger should a cat come along during this night on the ground, and the parents continue to feed the chicks for a few days. By then, the chicks will be able to fly and to feed themselves. The second day and night, the chicks are able to get up higher, to better safety, though they're still working on learning to fly.
Guys help: I have a blackbird nest up on a pretty tall tree, inside the nest they are FIVE, but two of them are by far smaller and more frail than the others, so I am afraid they are not going to survive at all. The other thing that worries me is that they are really far from the ground, I don’t see how they could get down without dying, also because between them and the ground there are several hard and terrible obstacles like spiky tree branches and the ground right underneat them is pure rocky soil! We’re up for a disaster, right?
A week later, I'm wondering how they progressed.
I've had to take in two babies over the last couple of days due to my cat typically toying with them until getting bored and leaving them in the baking sun. One of them does seem frail too but still quite good considering all the juggling my cat was doing with the poor thing.
TheSteelStallion I found one of them dying and crying for help under the nest and I was too weak to let the nature take its own course so I picked him up and put back in there. Next day I found him on the ground again but this time he was gone for good :( I cried for days.
The other 4, on the other hand, were able to fly away, but the other quite frail looking one I think died too, somewhere else. Because now I still see the two parents and just three of the children coming back to my yard.
It has been a hard couple of weeks, honestly I hope this whole bird thing will never happen again. It has been excruciating.
Evelina Voltolini damn
evelina, next time you can just try to care for it...it's not that hard if you know how and what to feed them..there's 2 types of small birds that either eats seed or live insects only... the seed eater,all you need is go buy a formula called kaytee from an pet store or enfamil for infants will do too...feed them this this he's old enough ti eat seeds..the omnivore, you need to feed them soaked cat/dog food and insects only, but never ever give baby birds water to drink...water and bread will kill them.
So cute birds they are waiting for their food
Nice video, like very much, thanks for your sharing!
There is 5 eggs in the nest outside, on my property and i cant imagine how they all are gonna fit there, when i see this, because its probably the same size.
Good job 👍👍 ..... Ada suara tekukur 😀
My granddaughter sure enjoyed the video
No fecal sack action? Well I'm bummed...
Can the mom tell who’s the hungriest?