One of my dogs brought me a baby crow this spring. I tried placing it in a tree again but the nest was 60 feet up very small diameter so it wasn't safe. I started feeding it like you and placed in a building I have where it's protected but available to parent's through large openings. The parents found the courage to enter the building and so we both were feeding it. A month later it was out with it's mom and dad but it still comes every day for food and water. The parent brought me a polished stone as a gift!
If a cat or dog brings a bird, make sure to get it to a vet. With cats, it certainly requires antibiotic to recover, since there are some very nasty bacteria in the saliva. If a bird doesn't get antibiotic within 24 hours after cat contact, it will die from sepsis. Dogs also have this kind of bacteria, but at a much lower concentration, so your crow was probably very lucky.
Hello l am Indian I am one of your very loved decades I have kept watching every single video of you your video is very peaceful and extremely beautiful
I found and raised a baby Satin Bowerbird (Australian bird). He was almost bald and hungry when I found him in the driveway. Dennis stayed with me for 2 years and eventually was rehabilitated back into the wild. He came back to visit several times including Christmas Day last year - 8 years later!! It changed my life and led to me adopting 3 unwanted parrots and becoming a bird photographer and general crazy bird lady. You are going to have so much fun with this little guy, they are so smart ❤
What a beautiful story. ❤ Thank you for saving little Bertram. Morten, you would make a wonderful father to any living thing. ❤. How kind of you to consider Bjorn’s feelings too. ❤
Wel, you don't need an alarmclock anymore :-) He will wake you up every morning. And he will make a mess of your dinner table. Just keep him indoors a few days until he is eating enough and gets used to you, and then slowly take him outside. He probably will stay on your shoulder the first time, and as time progresses he will wander and fly further around and get back to nature. Don't wait too long in giving him his freedom, otherwise he will get used to being a housepet.
I have been following you for years and think you are a great photographer as well as a good ambassador for nature and wildlife, but by adopting this beautiful crow you just leveled up to my favorite youtuber! Our crow has been with us everyday for more than seven years and its an experience you just cant buy. It's a family member although he is 100 % wild. He is beautiful, very intelligent and a lovely friend. Every year he comes with his offspring to show us: its as lovely as hard, we have to not let them get used to people in order to give them a better chans to survive. Good luck with this fellow and keep the good work up! / Hälsningar från andra sidan sundet
We watched crows raise their juvenile in our backyard for several months until it finally fledged. The parents fed it most all day long and took turns. It was great to see what good parents they were. When they both went in search of food, an auntie or uncle stood watch over the baby. Incredible.
I am so looking forward to seeing your new family member grow and thrive with you and Bjorn. You have done so much to make Bertram comfortable and included.
I ABSOLUTELY love the two of you in the same video Maybe we can see Don Vongun like all 3 of you did last year I think. Thank you for saving the baby crow 🙏🏻 Beautiful souls Bertram and Morten
Congratulations on becoming a crow dad 😁 Looking forward to seeing him grow up and find his way back in nature. And what a cosy home you have, love the natural interior and many windows looking out over the garden. You're very fortunate.
Hi Linda. I hope you are doing well. Yes little Bertram is a cute, fun fellow to have around. Thanks a lot for your support as a long time channel member - I really appreciate🙏
@@MortenHilmer Hi Morten, my pleasure 😊 I'm doing well, just returned from 3,5 months South Africa. It was amazing. Now the hard work starts... going through 16tb footage/photos 🙈 I'm procastinating 😁 Very much enjoy your channel. You're a huge inspiration. I hope that someday I will be able to make a small living from my photography, doing what I love most and living a simple life close to nature, just like you 🥰 Wishing you a wonderful weekend with your furry and feathery friend!
These are always very special happy days when you upload a video. You're doing well as the father of a young crow. Thank you for sharing your experiences! 😊
Hey Morten, glad to see you both take care of the little Crow... I am sure he will be fine under your care. I'm already looking forward to more updates from this little friend. Great to see another episode... i like the photos and footage of the Great Spotted Woodpecker you captured. Best Regards ✌🙂
Two months ago i adopted a little baby - swift. He had some problems with a feather on his wings, probably because he was starving some time before i found him. I tried to keep him healthy and in a good conditions, but even with a good keeping and feeding it in time with a proper food - after first month with me he lost some of his feathers and it took some time to grow new one, for now it is still in process of growing. But the problem is - it is too late to free him, cause there are no more swifts left here in Ukraine and i have too keep him till the spring...It will be so complicated, cause it is hard to look after him and to feed him in time (it is easier for the grown swifts, only 6 food servings per day, but i still need to be at home with him cause it takes 30 minutes to feed him😥every time) And now I see Your video:) It cheers me up a little. I wish You good luck of growing Your new friend! P.S. If smb will read it, if You will find some bird (or any wild animal) - do not search a diet for it in the internet, there are a lot of sources with a wrong info. Just go to the specialist!
Hi, I’m a wild life rescuer from Italy, and you have right! Nutribird for insectivore baby it’s a normal diet, for baby crow, jay or magpie. Well, I’ve your same problem with a young magpie, he has a lot of bad feathers even in this mute…it’s so bad to see, because I hoped till last second this time was a right time to leave him…but now I think he have to stay with me for winter, he have 8 illiberal bat for friends!
When I thought you cannot be more adorable, Morten, I saw this and the care and empathy that is so natural in you brought tears to my eyes! Best wishes!
I'm sure with all the connections you have, you'll be able to do a fine job taking care of him until he's ready to return to the wild. Thank you for taking him in!
Thank you for saving little Bertram. I always wondered why he was called Bertram, now I understand 🙂 Rearing a baby bird is a lot of hard work, and takes dedication. You and the human Bertram are a good example for many people out there.
@JoeMaranophotography What tasks can it do? Any normal 7 year old can go to the shops, communicate perfectly in their mother tongue, operate complicated equipment like a mobile phone, use tools like fork and spoon, take public transport by itself, catch a ball etc. etc. Mozart wrote his first concerto at age 7.
@NeungView There's so many videos here on TH-cam of then performing complicated puzzles and so on. Just be aware you might be shocked lol We have Crows in the tree opposite me that mimic one of the local dogs 😆
Oh Wow! How wonderful and exciting, Morten. A 'crow-dad'! You'll fill those shoes perfectly. I know Little Bertram will thrive in his new home with you on Papa duty and Bjorn in his role as big brother. You can see how little Bertram started to de-stress and become more comfortable after his meal...after all the excitement, he finally settled down and had a good sleep! So special. Thank you and cheers to you , Morten and your friend Bertram! Best wishes from Canada, Coral ❤
Morten, thank you for this beautiful video with so many positive features, and the wonderful green colours of the summer. Especially thank you and Bertram The Photographer for saving the baby crow. Looking forward to hear about the adventures of Morten The Crowdad and Bertram The Crow 😍 Tusen tack!
I'm glad you taking care of the baby crow. Enjoyed your woodpecker observation footage too. A big LIKE for your video. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Singapore.
Thank you for sharing the new addition to your family, what a delight! I saw you with this little one on your live feed the other day and I was curious so now I know. Just wonderful, please keep us posted on how everyone is doing and take care.
What a wonderful surprise! I was just thinking about you and wondering when we'd get to see another incredible video from you, You've uploaded a new masterpiece. I'm beyond to see you back in action after months of waiting! Your content never fails to inspire me. Thank you for sharing your talent with the world, Morten! Keep shining. 🇦🇫💕
Nice to see you after some time Morten. Somehow I do not get the notifications about your posts. Feel like seeing a long lost relative! Keep up the good work. You are just one of a kind. Blessings from Adelaide Australia.
Incredible video as always Morten!! I love your channel! big inspiration, is really nice to see other photographers/ videographers using the old Nikkor 300, that was the lens that i used to film most of the videos of the channel before i get the 600, and is super sharp and ligthway!
I befriended a young robin in our local park a few months ago, he/she was all alone and I had some bread with me and he immediately landed on my hand and ate some. I went back every day and he always came to the same spot and we still meet regularly now, he's turned into a beautiful robin and he's such a good photo model as well, this video here Morten warms my heart ❤️😍 thank you for saving this little fellow 💖
Please reconsider the food of choice next time. Regular bread is known for having too much salt and sugar for wildlife. Even a few grams are too much for such a tiny organism to handle and may cause serious illness. There's proper bird food available which you can feed without worries 🙏☺
Thank you again Morten for another great video. Please say that you are going back to Jostein Hellevik this season. Already looking forward to a new video with him!
What a wonderful person and naturalist you are. You are a true inspiration. This planet would be a more wonderful place if there were more Gems like you applying their talents to our betterment 👍👍
what heartwarming & lovely notes 🤗 the adventures & story of a very lucky crow Bertram ......... the other Bertram 🤭with woodpecker sightings not to miss 16:02 & then round up with our very own Bjorn at the farm. Thanks for sharing such singular moments and an inside view of a very warm home. 🪴many more to come 🥂
What a fantastic video Morten! I love to see your interactions with Bjorn they are always so heart warming! even when he is being bold he is still adorable! We lost our dog Ollie of 15 years and he was similar to bjorn that he was so gentle but wanted to take on the world as a west highland white terrier! Keep up the great work I always look forward to your videos! I hope your hooded crow is doing well!
I don’t know if you could use this idea or not but many times I have carried sage leaves when fishing and it works pretty good to repel mosquitoes. I just take sprigs of it long enough to stick in my ear like a carpenter would a pencil. Just rub them and lightly crush to get the smell going and almost always helps me when fishing. And it’s not poison either. Love your videos.
I love your videos and thank you for the kind of person you are, if only more people were like you. Every time I see a new video from you, I take a photo and go to nature to take pictures. you are my great role model ❤
As a kid (in the 1970's) my buddies and I always had young crows, magpies or jackdaws. One of the jackdaws used to sit on the fence of my school, waiting until I had recess or until school was out. After a couple of years my mum begged me to stop adopting birds, because as they grew up they started to become interested in everything they could get their beak on at home and started stealing cutlery and everything (often metal) they found lying around. While doing that they would also prove the fact that you can't house train a bird. I had a young magpie around for some time a couple of years ago. I fed him after finding him in my garage. Never took it in though.
Crows and Ravens are extremely smart, and I think it is safe to say that you don't have any worries of him leaving. It looks like he has already bonded with you. They live a long time, so I would say you now have a new companion who should be around for a long long time.
I said goodbye to a special friend, only yesterday, an older dog called Poppy whom I had grew up with since the age of 9, I'm 22 now. It's heartening to know that those beautiful little moments still take place somewhere and that new life is an unlimited spring and so death must give to it. The world will still turn without my best friend and companion, for better or for worse. She is with me, committed to my mind forever.
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I wish this world was filled by people just like you. What a wonderful place this would be.
@@Nadera2511 absolutely true. these are the finest men on this earth.
Be one yourself
Exactly my thoughts every time I watch, the world needs more Mortens
Do crows eat mosquitos?
Do crows eat mosquitos?
One of my dogs brought me a baby crow this spring. I tried placing it in a tree again but the nest was 60 feet up very small diameter so it wasn't safe. I started feeding it like you and placed in a building I have where it's protected but available to parent's through large openings. The parents found the courage to enter the building and so we both were feeding it. A month later it was out with it's mom and dad but it still comes every day for food and water. The parent brought me a polished stone as a gift!
Wow! great story! Thanks for sharing.
If a cat or dog brings a bird, make sure to get it to a vet. With cats, it certainly requires antibiotic to recover, since there are some very nasty bacteria in the saliva. If a bird doesn't get antibiotic within 24 hours after cat contact, it will die from sepsis. Dogs also have this kind of bacteria, but at a much lower concentration, so your crow was probably very lucky.
Very heartwarming story. It is good to know there are so many others in the world who help creatures we share this planet with.
Hello l am Indian I am one of your very loved decades I have kept watching every single video of you your video is very peaceful and extremely beautiful
I almost cried when you put the crow on the table so she/he could see the nature. You show that you have a huge heart for wildlife and nature.💚🌿
I found and raised a baby Satin Bowerbird (Australian bird). He was almost bald and hungry when I found him in the driveway. Dennis stayed with me for 2 years and eventually was rehabilitated back into the wild. He came back to visit several times including Christmas Day last year - 8 years later!! It changed my life and led to me adopting 3 unwanted parrots and becoming a bird photographer and general crazy bird lady. You are going to have so much fun with this little guy, they are so smart ❤
You and Big Bertram are such kind souls. Little Bertram is lucky to have you! ☺
What a beautiful story. ❤ Thank you for saving little Bertram. Morten, you would make a wonderful father to any living thing. ❤. How kind of you to consider Bjorn’s feelings too. ❤
Wel, you don't need an alarmclock anymore :-) He will wake you up every morning. And he will make a mess of your dinner table. Just keep him indoors a few days until he is eating enough and gets used to you, and then slowly take him outside. He probably will stay on your shoulder the first time, and as time progresses he will wander and fly further around and get back to nature. Don't wait too long in giving him his freedom, otherwise he will get used to being a housepet.
Just shortly - one real thing. Once upon a time, in one city, many years ago, one crow literally saved my life. So, what else... ❤ Thank you, Morten!
I have been following you for years and think you are a great photographer as well as a good ambassador for nature and wildlife, but by adopting this beautiful crow you just leveled up to my favorite youtuber! Our crow has been with us everyday for more than seven years and its an experience you just cant buy. It's a family member although he is 100 % wild. He is beautiful, very intelligent and a lovely friend. Every year he comes with his offspring to show us: its as lovely as hard, we have to not let them get used to people in order to give them a better chans to survive. Good luck with this fellow and keep the good work up! / Hälsningar från andra sidan sundet
This is so interesting to read. I have heard that they will leave for good after a year or so. I am glad to hear this. Thanks a lot for sharing:)
Always fun to watch Bertram (the crow) when he/she comes along to the livestream. Quite the character :D
We watched crows raise their juvenile in our backyard for several months until it finally fledged. The parents fed it most all day long and took turns. It was great to see what good parents they were. When they both went in search of food, an auntie or uncle stood watch over the baby. Incredible.
I am so looking forward to seeing your new family member grow and thrive with you and Bjorn. You have done so much to make Bertram comfortable and included.
Welcome back... Morten... We missed you and your nature and wildlife photography Update 🎉🎉🎉❤😊
We need more people like you and Bertram in this world! Little Bertram is so lucky you found him. Love little Bjorn too! You are an amazing human!
Morten and Rune, my two favorite nature lovers! I'm confident the young crow will thrive into adulthood.
I am just happy that in spite of all the evil in the world i can come to this channel and find peace! 24 mins of absolute bliss!
I ABSOLUTELY love the two of you in the same video
Maybe we can see Don Vongun like all 3 of you did last year I think. Thank you for saving the baby crow 🙏🏻
Beautiful souls Bertram and Morten
Bertram speaks😱Awesome rescue, great photo captures as always !
@@markv151 lolol i know!!!’. i’ve only ever heard bertram speak in morten’s films.
Congratulations on becoming a crow dad 😁 Looking forward to seeing him grow up and find his way back in nature. And what a cosy home you have, love the natural interior and many windows looking out over the garden. You're very fortunate.
Hi Linda. I hope you are doing well.
Yes little Bertram is a cute, fun fellow to have around.
Thanks a lot for your support as a long time channel member - I really appreciate🙏
@@MortenHilmer Hi Morten, my pleasure 😊 I'm doing well, just returned from 3,5 months South Africa. It was amazing. Now the hard work starts... going through 16tb footage/photos 🙈 I'm procastinating 😁
Very much enjoy your channel. You're a huge inspiration. I hope that someday I will be able to make a small living from my photography, doing what I love most and living a simple life close to nature, just like you 🥰 Wishing you a wonderful weekend with your furry and feathery friend!
Thank you, Morten, for taking us along with this journey! 💛
Welcome back, Morten. We missed you and your update. 🙂 Thank you for helping the little baby.
Thanks a lot for your support:)
You are a kind soul. The world would be a better place if there were more people like you. My heart is filled with happiness for the little crow.
Love your uploads Morten can't wait to watch it. 😊
So true
Nature photography and helping a creature in need go hand in hand. 👍👍
These are always very special happy days when you upload a video. You're doing well as the father of a young crow. Thank you for sharing your experiences! 😊
Hey Morten, glad to see you both take care of the little Crow... I am sure he will be fine under your care. I'm already looking forward to more updates from this little friend. Great to see another episode... i like the photos and footage of the Great Spotted Woodpecker you captured. Best Regards ✌🙂
Two months ago i adopted a little baby - swift. He had some problems with a feather on his wings, probably because he was starving some time before i found him. I tried to keep him healthy and in a good conditions, but even with a good keeping and feeding it in time with a proper food - after first month with me he lost some of his feathers and it took some time to grow new one, for now it is still in process of growing. But the problem is - it is too late to free him, cause there are no more swifts left here in Ukraine and i have too keep him till the spring...It will be so complicated, cause it is hard to look after him and to feed him in time (it is easier for the grown swifts, only 6 food servings per day, but i still need to be at home with him cause it takes 30 minutes to feed him😥every time)
And now I see Your video:) It cheers me up a little. I wish You good luck of growing Your new friend!
P.S. If smb will read it, if You will find some bird (or any wild animal) - do not search a diet for it in the internet, there are a lot of sources with a wrong info. Just go to the specialist!
Hi, I’m a wild life rescuer from Italy, and you have right! Nutribird for insectivore baby it’s a normal diet, for baby crow, jay or magpie. Well, I’ve your same problem with a young magpie, he has a lot of bad feathers even in this mute…it’s so bad to see, because I hoped till last second this time was a right time to leave him…but now I think he have to stay with me for winter, he have 8 illiberal bat for friends!
Thanks for sharing your crow friend, Bertram's story. He's very entertaining when seen on the two livestreams. 🙂
When I thought you cannot be more adorable, Morten, I saw this and the care and empathy that is so natural in you brought tears to my eyes! Best wishes!
Always love your work Morten, Well done on the baby crow and the woodpecker!
Morten is officially a crowbro now ❤
Hi Morten
Always an example to us all,
And as always your videos enjoyable to watch and learn as well
Thank you very much❤
I'm sure with all the connections you have, you'll be able to do a fine job taking care of him until he's ready to return to the wild. Thank you for taking him in!
Your videos bring me so much joy Morten. So peaceful, insightful and interesting, always.
Thank you for saving little Bertram. I always wondered why he was called Bertram, now I understand 🙂 Rearing a baby bird is a lot of hard work, and takes dedication. You and the human Bertram are a good example for many people out there.
Crows are so intelligent - around the same as a 7 year old child! Will watch with great interest :)
No way
@@NeungView Yes way!
@JoeMaranophotography What tasks can it do? Any normal 7 year old can go to the shops, communicate perfectly in their mother tongue, operate complicated equipment like a mobile phone, use tools like fork and spoon, take public transport by itself, catch a ball etc. etc. Mozart wrote his first concerto at age 7.
@NeungView There's so many videos here on TH-cam of then performing complicated puzzles and so on. Just be aware you might be shocked lol
We have Crows in the tree opposite me that mimic one of the local dogs 😆
Wow amazing video as always. Plus such a caring person at the same time. Shows people can still live the dream and be a nice person.
Aww - such a heartwarming story and connection. I hope the little crow goes well and can soon be out on his own doing what crows need to do.
Just amazing Morten so beautiful video from great people, thanks for sharing it. Hope he will start to blacksmithing 😂😂😂 little Bertram
I look forward to the next installment, thanks.
Oh Wow! How wonderful and exciting, Morten. A 'crow-dad'! You'll fill those shoes perfectly. I know Little Bertram will thrive in his new home with you on Papa duty and Bjorn in his role as big brother. You can see how little Bertram started to de-stress and become more comfortable after his meal...after all the excitement, he finally settled down and had a good sleep! So special. Thank you and cheers to you , Morten and your friend Bertram! Best wishes from Canada, Coral ❤
Yet another beautiful video Morten! Your photography and stories are so inspiring. Thank you again for sharing another adventure with all of us.
That's a nice family over there! Your videos are always nurturing the soul, your honest actions speak for themselves, thanks once again Morten!
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Great video Morten. I hope when little Bertram is older and flying he sticks around on the farm and comes to visit you.
Morten, thank you for this beautiful video with so many positive features, and the wonderful green colours of the summer. Especially thank you and Bertram The Photographer for saving the baby crow. Looking forward to hear about the adventures of Morten The Crowdad and Bertram The Crow 😍 Tusen tack!
Lovely video! What a sweet beautiful soul you have Morten. Thanks for saving and caring for Bertram!!
Amazing Morten! Looking forward to the updates on Bertram!
love this...I absolutely adore crows....great job
Thank you for being so kind for helping the wildlife, and crows are so intelligent you have earned a little friend for life ❤️
I pray for your health Morten. Miss you videos 👍🏻
Beautiful, Morten.
I'm glad you taking care of the baby crow. Enjoyed your woodpecker observation footage too. A big LIKE for your video. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Singapore.
Thank you for sharing the new addition to your family, what a delight! I saw you with this little one on your live feed the other day and I was curious so now I know. Just wonderful, please keep us posted on how everyone is doing and take care.
I LOVE your videos and your enthusiasm towards nature and wildlife!
Happy for you!! The woodpecker sequence was amazing😍
What a wonderful surprise! I was just thinking about you and wondering when we'd get to see another incredible video from you, You've uploaded a new masterpiece. I'm beyond to see you back in action after months of waiting! Your content never fails to inspire me.
Thank you for sharing your talent with the world, Morten! Keep shining. 🇦🇫💕
Great video! Look forward to hearing more more about Bertram
Nice to see you after some time Morten. Somehow I do not get the notifications about your posts. Feel like seeing a long lost relative! Keep up the good work. You are just one of a kind. Blessings from Adelaide Australia.
Always interesting and wonderful Morten! Whether on the farm or in the wilderness you always have enjoyable and wonderful videos.
Well done, Morten.
Wow you are such a kind hearted. Thank you for doing this.
Cosy story - and so good to se Uffe and Kirstens old place ❤
Beautiful Morten. I love your heart!
Great Video as always Morten and good Luck with the Crow!! 😊
Incredible video as always Morten!! I love your channel! big inspiration, is really nice to see other photographers/ videographers using the old Nikkor 300, that was the lens that i used to film most of the videos of the channel before i get the 600, and is super sharp and ligthway!
I befriended a young robin in our local park a few months ago, he/she was all alone and I had some bread with me and he immediately landed on my hand and ate some. I went back every day and he always came to the same spot and we still meet regularly now, he's turned into a beautiful robin and he's such a good photo model as well, this video here Morten warms my heart ❤️😍 thank you for saving this little fellow 💖
Please reconsider the food of choice next time. Regular bread is known for having too much salt and sugar for wildlife. Even a few grams are too much for such a tiny organism to handle and may cause serious illness. There's proper bird food available which you can feed without worries 🙏☺
Great video thank you for sharing the updates on Bertram's progress .
What a wonderful video as always !!! And inspiring !! Thank you !
Thank you again Morten for another great video. Please say that you are going back to Jostein Hellevik this season. Already looking forward to a new video with him!
ha! well, that was a beautiful gift to see you and bertram and crowly! i miss søren!
What a wonderful person and naturalist you are. You are a true inspiration. This planet would be a more wonderful place if there were more Gems like you applying their talents to our betterment 👍👍
what heartwarming & lovely notes 🤗 the adventures & story of a very lucky crow Bertram ......... the other Bertram 🤭with woodpecker sightings not to miss 16:02 & then round up with our very own Bjorn at the farm. Thanks for sharing such singular moments and an inside view of a very warm home. 🪴many more to come 🥂
:) thank you so much Rita
No quiet time in your house for a while! Well done on the rescue and hopefully we will see a little more of you.
What a fantastic video Morten! I love to see your interactions with Bjorn they are always so heart warming! even when he is being bold he is still adorable! We lost our dog Ollie of 15 years and he was similar to bjorn that he was so gentle but wanted to take on the world as a west highland white terrier! Keep up the great work I always look forward to your videos! I hope your hooded crow is doing well!
I appreciated the insights into colour and exposure while in the forest!
a lovely project. I'll be thinking about this.
This is wonderful, Morten!
I don’t know if you could use this idea or not but many times I have carried sage leaves when fishing and it works pretty good to repel mosquitoes. I just take sprigs of it long enough to stick in my ear like a carpenter would a pencil. Just rub them and lightly crush to get the smell going and almost always helps me when fishing. And it’s not poison either. Love your videos.
3 minutes in is the first time I ever heard Bertram speak after watching all his videos like 5 times over! lol. great video
Thank you on behalf of Mother Nature Morten, you're a beautiful soul. :)
Please keep us upated and continue the video🥹
I've long suspected Bertram could speak. If only we could get Swedwoods to say something!😂
Nice job introducing your dog to Little Bertram, BTW.
What a nice story, Morton. Thank you for showing, My english is not good enough to explain my feelings when I saw this video. Greetings Karl-Heinz
I hope he brings his future family to visit you often. 🐦⬛❤
I love your videos and thank you for the kind of person you are, if only more people were like you. Every time I see a new video from you, I take a photo and go to nature to take pictures. you are my great role model ❤
Thank you for feeding it. baby bird looks so pity.
aww what a nice video! Excited for more updates!! Amazing video Morten!
Excellent video! what a beautiful attitude. I really like your videos, especially because of the care and respect for nature. Greetings from Brazil.

As a kid (in the 1970's) my buddies and I always had young crows, magpies or jackdaws. One of the jackdaws used to sit on the fence of my school, waiting until I had recess or until school was out. After a couple of years my mum begged me to stop adopting birds, because as they grew up they started to become interested in everything they could get their beak on at home and started stealing cutlery and everything (often metal) they found lying around. While doing that they would also prove the fact that you can't house train a bird. I had a young magpie around for some time a couple of years ago. I fed him after finding him in my garage. Never took it in though.
Wonderful video, thank you so much for sharing your experience 🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
What a wonderful chapter in your life! Wish you all the best! Just out of curiousity, what's the model of the knife hangig on your belt?
Crows and Ravens are extremely smart, and I think it is safe to say that you don't have any worries of him leaving. It looks like he has already bonded with you. They live a long time, so I would say you now have a new companion who should be around for a long long time.
Fun video. I’m curious to see how your crow fares.
Wow! I’m sure you’ll be a good crow papa.😊 If anything, that little intelligent baby crow will teach you!😃👍🐦. Good luck!🤞
I said goodbye to a special friend, only yesterday, an older dog called Poppy whom I had grew up with since the age of 9, I'm 22 now. It's heartening to know that those beautiful little moments still take place somewhere and that new life is an unlimited spring and so death must give to it. The world will still turn without my best friend and companion, for better or for worse. She is with me, committed to my mind forever.
One of the hardest things in life (to let go). Then, again, it implies it is one of the best things in life (the love)...
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Oh yeah, can't wait for more crow videos!
So happy to see you after 2 long months ☺️i hope you upload every month now 😆
That crow is really cute for a crow! Are those species of woodpeckers on the endangered species list?