Just amazing! My hubby found a baby starling in the road and he brought it home to me. I'm very experienced raising baby parrots but i must say, the care is much different for starlings! Baby is doing very well. While doing my research, I'm simply amazed at what these birds can do! They are much more special than i ever would've thought. I look forward to raising my new baby!
congradulations on your success with your wounded baby!!! I love birds group in florida, wild parakeets the colors lined up on the telephone wire, waiting for the sun to rise, to start their gossiping, people use to complain about them they were my trustee alarm clock, they woke me exactly what I needed to get up for work, plus I fell in love with the Scarlett spoonbill, the great blue heron, in my favor to pelican, I was a volunteer at the grand opening of Suncoast seabird sanctuary, we spent a lot of time on tangling Pelican bills they would buy the fishing lure, are actually grabbed the fish that had a hook in it somebody was really in, on the catwalk of the bridge there's nothing you can do but the line, which ends up tango wayne and closing their mouth shut in a dive starvation, we would catch in a fishing castnet while perched on the seawall are someplace safe so when they fall they don't get injured further, clip of the barb from the untangle, hey volunteer vetnarian had this goop, we would shoot down there throat with the turkey baster, then put them in a large pin, feed them sardines 6 * a day, then we would release, but they are very grateful, most fly off into a huge ark, and land right back on the sea wall behind the center.we had to stop giving them handouts, because the more we saves the more permanent craving tenants, we got, tried not to name them but its hard not to, we watch rescue day. White albino, people don't realize how beautiful the brown pelican is, the feathers in the down are just so soft and beautiful, that was many many years ago, but I still feel proud, that I was able to help a few they are so much a part of the ecosystem in Florida, and when tourests come, they expect to see pelicans, I'm sure that help that we did 8 when I was there that we all helps to increase the population, we know for a fact that we rescued some females, that were ready to nest down, well that's right found my love for birds, then as a commercial fisherman this seagulls in honduras almost ruined it for me they're actually, cannibals sea buzzards, as I matured I realize there also part of the eco system, the all of the dead disease fish floating on top of the water, send a poop down your back and tell you it's raining? Huh? hahaha I know commercial fisherman's joke, I'm sorry my name is steve, I am a big animal lover, I had a very exciting day yesterday and haven't been able to sleep all night, I just wanted to congratulate you and thank you for being the kind of person who cares, tell me if you like are you going to keep her or release her? I have the feeling you're going to keep this bird, and oh what a jackpot she hit, cuz you're one of the good people of Mother Nature, and I say thank you for saving this beautiful Starling.you're a good person, may you be blessed, your husband to for being tolerant, I maybe he loves it too that would be excellent I have this feeling you're a great couple! I wish smiles rain on you all day! Bye & T.Y. "gator" Steve, against my better judgement living in chicago, talk about culture shock, I've seen three quarters of the world, chicago was the biggest culture shock, every night you hear gunshots, city games have created a street war, I stay inside after dark, my party night live days are over, hugz 4 the humble, even though I'm a 35 year biker I have a heart :-)
My god, pump up the volume dance dance! One of my favourites from back in the day! So weird coming out of a starling. Amazing birds! Never knew starlings were such soundeditors.
I'm raising two right now that fell from their nests. Had them for a few weeks now. They're doing great :). They're very resilient for falling from so high up
Here's how I learned about the magic of starlings (Story starts out sad, but gets better.) I stopped to buy something from an Amish neighbor some years ago. There were two dead birds lying, spooning -fashion) next to the driveway. I asked what happened. He said, "I shot them." I was crushed, but soon learned that farmers do not like starlings, generally, at all! The next spring I found two babies in the grass outside a building. I took them home, found a website on the internet called Starling Talk, and successfully raised them. I named them Hershey and Feather. The Hershey name is short for the last name of that Amish farmer. Feather was short for Featherbrain, because they have the most comical tufts of whispy feathers on the top of their heads when they are babies. Feather passed away recently, but Hershey is fifteen years old now, and still going strong. Hershey gets along fine with my gold-crowned conure, even when they are both loose in the room together.
I'm surprised a Starling can live that long. I've observed they can also fly just like a Hummingbird. They unfortunately are almost as much a farm pest as Sparrows. Apparently a big flock can eat I forgot how many 100s of pounds of animal feed so it's costly to the farm like a stray dog raiding your fridge every day. They overtook the natural habitat of the Bluebird years ago.
We ha We have a year old starling rescued as a fledgling he is happy little guy who wolf whistles pretty boy also gimie a kiss and sings la cucaracha he has bought such happiness into our lives and we r teaching him other words and songs
I just saved one. Tried to put it in the nest three times got booted out. She was naked and brand new from the egg. Took about two weeks til her eyes opened. Now she is past her three weeks going to a month with us and fully grey brown feathered and flying. I don't think I can release her cause she doesn't fear people at all or dogs. I'm looking forward to her being part of our family for many years to come.
I don't like seeing birds of this type in a cage like this! My old neighbour found one as a chick and bonded with,and had it for years, and it also spoke and mimicked radio noise.But it wasn't in a cage,it didn't actually need one as it came and went in and out of his window as it pleased,now that's what I call love!!
They're sure talkative, very funny; but they have a very loud chirp,..would probably frighten intruders or home burglars, to death. Thanks for uploading this to TH-cam.
Did you rescue these guys? I just rescued a baby starling last week after he fell from the rafters of my barn. I didn't think he would make it but surprisingly, he is now thriving. :)
They CAN'T. IT'S just people doing impersonations so they can get lots of likes/comments from other folk. If you see any wild starlings anywhere listen to them out in the open
@@ianmacleod2639 they can... Why are you preaching if you clearly don't know what you're talking about? Starlings CAN talk, they are amazing mimics even in the wild. Wild starlings mimic Meadowlarks and human children all of the time. Don't be so cynical.
@@ghostomelon Have you ever watched the horror film MIMIC??? That's a really scary film. Starlings can cause a lot of damage. There are some videos on social media of people doing bird voices as well. You could talk to Sir David Attenborough of Chris Packham. He is on TV called Nature watch. Have you watched videos of parrots swearing to their owners?? Where in the world are you from?? Bet you don't know that birds are descended from Dinosaurs like the teracdactil
@@ianmacleod2639 I don't know what you are trying to say, but I clearly have a parrot. It's in my profile picture. And I have two starlings, one of which can speak. I know from personal experience that these birds can talk and both are capable of damage, although I'd say the parrot is more destructive naturally. And yes, birds are descended from avian dinosaurs. What you didn't realize is that pterodactyl was not a dinosaur, but a flying reptile. Get your facts straight.
My mynah bird has been calling pretty loud. So loud that I can hear him outside with the house closed up even. Then the other day I found 2 starlings in my basement. I still have no idea how they got in. But I do think he called them in.
Where do/did you find these kind of Starlings? I mean area/location wise. Are you in USA? I live in Chicago suburb and never ever seen or found any starlings. I would love to get a starling for myself. Please guide me, give me some tips. Thanks
Lovely that you spend time with them to get them talking. But I hate bird cages. Seeing my flock then seeing these in cages is sad. Did you rescue them?
You're not too far off the mark. Alex, the African Grey parrot that Dr. Pepperberg worked with and learned detailed expressive vocabulary, gave some researchers insight into how autistic children learn and use language.
If they are raised by people they won’t be accepted by wild flocks and won’t do well. Unless they are raised together in their own flocks. When people become their flock that’s who they want to be with.
That’s hilarious! I’m just hoping they aren’t a novelty act, and if they were rehabbed ...... they will be released some day. If not, they seem well taken care of. Good job training :) I hope they are happy. Cheers.
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Did that bird just say "Pump up the volume, dance dance"? 😂😂😂Awesome.
*P U M P U P T H E V O L U M E*
DANCE DANCE
Mary Christmas
Trick or treat 😂❤
Pump up the volume dance dance! hahaha
T. Price traduccion
🤣🤣🤣
Just amazing! My hubby found a baby starling in the road and he brought it home to me. I'm very experienced raising baby parrots but i must say, the care is much different for starlings! Baby is doing very well. While doing my research, I'm simply amazed at what these birds can do! They are much more special than i ever would've thought. I look forward to raising my new baby!
congradulations on your success with your wounded baby!!! I love birds group in florida, wild parakeets the colors lined up on the telephone wire, waiting for the sun to rise, to start their gossiping, people use to complain about them they were my trustee alarm clock, they woke me exactly what I needed to get up for work, plus I fell in love with the Scarlett spoonbill, the great blue heron, in my favor to pelican,
I was a volunteer at the grand opening of Suncoast seabird sanctuary, we spent a lot of time on tangling Pelican bills they would buy the fishing lure, are actually grabbed the fish that had a hook in it somebody was really in, on the catwalk of the bridge there's nothing you can do but the line, which ends up tango wayne and closing their mouth shut in a dive starvation, we would catch in a fishing castnet while perched on the seawall are someplace safe so when they fall they don't get injured further, clip of the barb from the untangle, hey volunteer vetnarian had this goop, we would shoot down there throat with the turkey baster, then put them in a large pin, feed them sardines 6 * a day, then we would release, but they are very grateful, most fly off into a huge ark, and land right back on the sea wall behind the center.we had to stop giving them handouts, because the more we saves the more permanent craving tenants, we got, tried not to name them but its hard not to, we watch rescue day. White albino, people don't realize how beautiful the brown pelican is, the feathers in the down are just so soft and beautiful, that was many many years ago, but I still feel proud, that I was able to help a few they are so much a part of the ecosystem in Florida, and when tourests come, they expect to see pelicans, I'm sure that help that we did 8 when I was there that we all helps to increase the population, we know for a fact that we rescued some females, that were ready to nest down,
well that's right found my love for birds, then as a commercial fisherman this seagulls in honduras almost ruined it for me they're actually, cannibals sea buzzards, as I matured I realize there also part of the eco system, the all of the dead disease fish floating on top of the water,
send a poop down your back and tell you it's raining? Huh? hahaha I know commercial fisherman's joke, I'm sorry my name is steve, I am a big animal lover, I had a very exciting day yesterday and haven't been able to sleep all night, I just wanted to congratulate you and thank you for being the kind of person who cares, tell me if you like are you going to keep her or release her? I have the feeling you're going to keep this bird, and oh what a jackpot she hit, cuz you're one of the good people of Mother Nature, and I say thank you for saving this beautiful Starling.you're a good person, may you be blessed, your husband to for being tolerant, I maybe he loves it too that would be excellent I have this feeling you're a great couple! I wish smiles rain on you all day! Bye & T.Y. "gator" Steve, against my better judgement living in chicago, talk about culture shock, I've seen three quarters of the world, chicago was the biggest culture shock, every night you hear gunshots, city games have created a street war, I stay inside after dark, my party night live days are over, hugz 4 the humble, even though I'm a 35 year biker I have a heart :-)
+gatoraction You need to learn when to use periods.
how are they now?
Buckle up. My wife and I had one for 10 years. Talked (in my wife's voice) from sunup to sundown for 10...Solid....Years.
@@dr.dougmcguff282 HaHaHaHaHa!
I died at "Giggedy giggedy" :D
Me to 😂😂😂😂 way too funny to hear a birdie say that
From an old play called Punch And Judy, where Punch asks with much fear and trembling, "Whose giggity, giggity ghost are you"?
Ive seen HIS MATES in the car park of my local supermarket, wandering around "whistling random workmen like tunes", I CANT STOP LAUGHING AT THIS.
My god, pump up the volume dance dance! One of my favourites from back in the day! So weird coming out of a starling. Amazing birds! Never knew starlings were such soundeditors.
dude seems like he likes to party, PUMP UP THE VOLUME DANCE DANCE
1:53 - Giggidy Giggidy. lol
"Giggity giggity, alright."
I'm raising two right now that fell from their nests. Had them for a few weeks now. They're doing great :). They're very resilient for falling from so high up
*Giggity giggity alright* 🤣🤣🤣
Just incredible - I can't believe how vocal Starlings can be, even to the extent of mimicking bells. Wow!
Remarkable. You're lucky to have two. I found my baby next to his two dead siblings. She is two months now and so sweet.
Here's how I learned about the magic of starlings (Story starts out sad, but gets better.) I stopped to buy something from an Amish neighbor some years ago. There were two dead birds lying, spooning -fashion) next to the driveway. I asked what happened. He said, "I shot them." I was crushed, but soon learned that farmers do not like starlings, generally, at all! The next spring I found two babies in the grass outside a building. I took them home, found a website on the internet called Starling Talk, and successfully raised them. I named them Hershey and Feather. The Hershey name is short for the last name of that Amish farmer. Feather was short for Featherbrain, because they have the most comical tufts of whispy feathers on the top of their heads when they are babies. Feather passed away recently, but Hershey is fifteen years old now, and still going strong. Hershey gets along fine with my gold-crowned conure, even when they are both loose in the room together.
I'm surprised a Starling can live that long.
I've observed they can also fly just like a Hummingbird.
They unfortunately are almost as much a farm pest as Sparrows.
Apparently a big flock can eat I forgot how many 100s of pounds of animal feed so it's costly to the farm like a stray dog raiding your fridge every day.
They overtook the natural habitat of the Bluebird years ago.
I have a male Starling,..his vocabulary is HUGE!
"Hello my name is Rudy,What's your name?" He says that clear as a bell ;D
Starlings are excellent mimic birds, and this is especially true of mynahs.
Too funny! Pump up the volume. .. Dance dance!!! Lol
Wait to you see my starlings. They’re not even one years old yet after I found him in the mailbox. These birds can talk up a friggin storm
I rescued a fedling last week, I didn't know they could this, that's so cool and sweet 😍😍😍
"pump up the volume dance dance" that's a good song.
We ha
We have a year old starling rescued as a fledgling he is happy little guy who wolf whistles pretty boy also gimie a kiss and sings la cucaracha he has bought such happiness into our lives and we r teaching him other words and songs
"Make a little poopy!"
people who have birds must have the most patience. I would go crazy hearing the birds say the same thing all day
I just saved one. Tried to put it in the nest three times got booted out. She was naked and brand new from the egg. Took about two weeks til her eyes opened. Now she is past her three weeks going to a month with us and fully grey brown feathered and flying. I don't think I can release her cause she doesn't fear people at all or dogs. I'm looking forward to her being part of our family for many years to come.
going sleepy time
Starling: Dance Dance 🤣🤣
I don't like seeing birds of this type in a cage like this! My old neighbour found one as a chick and bonded with,and had it for years, and it also spoke and mimicked radio noise.But it wasn't in a cage,it didn't actually need one as it came and went in and out of his window as it pleased,now that's what I call love!!
Those wonderful birds could make a speech and…become President…one day 😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😉👍👍
LOL they watch Family Guy! Spot on imitation of Quagmire! I understand these birds are probably rescued, but I soooo want one now!
Did one of them say "giggity giggity" like quagmire on Family guy?
Did they learn to talk by watching TV? And listening to MARRS (Pump up the volume)?
Yes lol love it
I had no idea starlings could be so talented, wow.
Gigging giggidy.love the bell sound😊
"Pump up the volume. Dance. Dance" :)
I had no idea how amazing these birds are.
Ernie makes more sense than any of our elected officials. VOTE FOR ERNIE!!
Named my daughter Starling, beautiful birds and intelligent
Funny to bump into this video at christmas'eve haha
OMG so adorable!!! My star doesn't take yet. :)
Hi, thanks for posting the vid, another starling Momma here. They're so precious!
They're sure talkative, very funny; but they have a very loud chirp,..would probably frighten intruders or home burglars, to death.
Thanks for uploading this to TH-cam.
Did you rescue these guys? I just rescued a baby starling last week after he fell from the rafters of my barn. I didn't think he would make it but surprisingly, he is now thriving. :)
Jennifer Puente
0:55 gigity gigity! LOL
Really enjoyed this. :)
I guess we now know their favorite tv show and rock group.
How long does it take for one to learn a new phrase?
I rescued one..i find it so hard to believe they sound like that when they talk...lol
Giggity Giggity Alright,,,, lol
He knows Quagmire from Family Guy.
so cute.
I didn't know that starlings can talk
Neither did I. 🐤💞🐥
They CAN'T. IT'S just people doing impersonations so they can get lots of likes/comments from other folk. If you see any wild starlings anywhere listen to them out in the open
@@ianmacleod2639 they can... Why are you preaching if you clearly don't know what you're talking about? Starlings CAN talk, they are amazing mimics even in the wild. Wild starlings mimic Meadowlarks and human children all of the time. Don't be so cynical.
@@ghostomelon Have you ever watched the horror film MIMIC??? That's a really scary film. Starlings can cause a lot of damage. There are some videos on social media of people doing bird voices as well. You could talk to Sir David Attenborough of Chris Packham. He is on TV called Nature watch. Have you watched videos of parrots swearing to their owners?? Where in the world are you from?? Bet you don't know that birds are descended from Dinosaurs like the teracdactil
@@ianmacleod2639 I don't know what you are trying to say, but I clearly have a parrot. It's in my profile picture. And I have two starlings, one of which can speak. I know from personal experience that these birds can talk and both are capable of damage, although I'd say the parrot is more destructive naturally.
And yes, birds are descended from avian dinosaurs. What you didn't realize is that pterodactyl was not a dinosaur, but a flying reptile. Get your facts straight.
My mynah bird has been calling pretty loud. So loud that I can hear him outside with the house closed up even. Then the other day I found 2 starlings in my basement. I still have no idea how they got in. But I do think he called them in.
Where do/did you find these kind of Starlings? I mean area/location wise. Are you in USA? I live in Chicago suburb and never ever seen or found any starlings. I would love to get a starling for myself. Please guide me, give me some tips. Thanks
They've got a very strong Southern sounding American accent lol
Pump up the volume dance dance 🤣🤣
Is he making a jingle bell sound too? How fascinating! I didn't know they talked so well !! I want one!
Wow I never knew wow
When the time of reproduction and how much temperature is appropriate?
I am somehow sorry, that the bird has to live behind bars.
Hi mam what you feed them please I want to know because I have one starling bird.
Adorable!
So sweet😂💝💝😂pump of the walium
Set it free.
Hi ma-am what do you feed your bird.
Lovely that you spend time with them to get them talking. But I hate bird cages. Seeing my flock then seeing these in cages is sad. Did you rescue them?
It's like Rain Man.
You're not too far off the mark. Alex, the African Grey parrot that Dr. Pepperberg worked with and learned detailed expressive vocabulary, gave some researchers insight into how autistic children learn and use language.
its too much how do they mimic so accuratly it is almost spooky
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Merry Christmas ❤️
What do you feed them? I have an adolescent that many eats mealworms n scrambled eggs.
Giggity Giggity 😂
Cool 😎 so amazing 🤗❤️
Wow, it can talk almost like a parrot.
That bird wants lois griffin
I have a starling also named Echo I was wondering what you feed yours because mine is so picky
Giggidy giggidy the bird was watching family guy
Ah yes the two Intellivision birds
Why are they in cages? Why werent these birds released?
If they are raised by people they won’t be accepted by wild flocks and won’t do well. Unless they are raised together in their own flocks. When people become their flock that’s who they want to be with.
what food do you feed them?
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Brilliant
Hilarious 🤣
Did he say Pump up the volume dance dance😮. What!!!
they look angry at you. are they always in their cage?
Very impressive!
He is not bird, he is a robot
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That’s hilarious! I’m just hoping they aren’t a novelty act, and if they were rehabbed ...... they will be released some day. If not, they seem well taken care of. Good job training :) I hope they are happy. Cheers.
Wow
Make a little poopie 😂
Please release this prisoner
Hopefully you let them out of that cage daily.Starlings need to explore.
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He said...Get me out of this miserable cage and let me be free to fly like other normal birds..
Why is she keeping wild birds in a cage?
Volume
😁
Так, смешно говорят, но я ничего не поняла
You can hear a male voice with a New England accent of some sort...
Whatcha doin?
Made a little poopy😂😂
daddy not mommy OK!