I raised an orphan magpie, she flew off eventually, but Maggie was amazing. My mom had a raven she rescued named Corvus, he loved riding horses, I think he flew off after a year or two as well, they're rambling souls.
The funny thing is I cared for a magpie for a few weeks, when I found it half dead in the park near where I live. I brought it to my garden literally just 5 metres away, to keep it safe. It couldn't fly and he had a gash along his neck and back (possible cat attack). We tried local wildlife aid... nothing. vets.... again nothing. I didn't want to leave it so I kept it in my large shed at night with everything it needed. Every morning at six, I'd let it out for fresh air, run around the garden, gave it food. He would like to spend hours outside can then run into the shed when he wanted. Everyday we did the same, but I kept my distance. And then finally it started to flap it's wings. And then the next day it flew away. So proud of him!
Had a similar experience, a young magpie got stuck in my window well, we fished him out, but the family had moved on, nursed him back to health until he could fly, and brought him to a nearby bird sanctuary sort of place, so he could grow up and learn how to be with others of his kind. Pretty sure he came back after with a family of his own
Sumayah Khan I raised one as well when I was young. They are very demanding. It was worth it. He was almost able to talk when a troop came through and he joined up with them. I miss that damn bird.
I rescued a magpie, which I named Pacino, a few months ago which had been attacked by a cat and had an injured wing and all her tail feathers ripped out. So I kept her for a few weeks, fed her up, let her heal then released her. She couldn't properly fly when I let her go so she stayed in my garden up in the trees and on the shed, and after a few weeks her feather were grown back enough for her to fly. She will still come back to my garden, now with her mate, and I can recognize her from her uneven feathers. They're ridiculously smart animals and I totally get why he enjoys having one as a pet so much.
I love how he doesn't sweeten the life with a bird, he's honest about how hard cleaning and feeding them is, preventing unprepared and thoughtless people from wanting one as a pet. Also, I love magpies - it's so weird one of the smartest animals on the planet just walk among us in the cities, and we don't even pay much attention to each other.
I remember reading that Tesla, when he was 12, trapped a crow in order to study it. He said that dozens of crows descended upon him, seemingly from nowhere, and dive-bombed him until he let the crow go. After that, he had a huge respect for crows, their loyalty, and their courage.
He found a sick wild animal and now keeps it locked in his house. Lol... what a passionate man??? If he really loved magpies so much he would let it be free and find a mate to make more magpies :V...
I miscarried back in 1999 and for days after I kept seeing a rook sat outside my bedroom window, then everywhere I went there was one just seemingly watching me, I have moved home about 9 times since then but everyday 1 rook comes and feeds in my garden, I swear that is my son, not all babies become butterflies or angels, my son is a beautiful, magnificent Rook xx
There is a lot of belief that birds are messengers. I know most of it revolves around robins when you've lost someone, but I think any bird could be meaningful. Corvids are so intelligent too and have great facial recognition
Came for the guy, stayed for the calm voice and the bird with an attitude. And I share the thought of how fascinating crows are. I really love the idea of making people understand that they don't bring "bad luck" or stuff like that.
I fed a pair of wild crows in my garden this past few years. Unfortunately, last year the tamest disappeared. The other came briefly, then left. I can't help but think my favourite crow passed away. I used to feed them several times a day for about 5-6 years. I really miss them. The crow cafe sounds lovely! I never thought I'd love crows, until two adopted me! They used to sit and watch me in my kitchen all the time. It's not the same without them.
you know what? i've been using the internet for so long now that this doesn't even rank on the list of bizarre things i've seen. it's actually quite nice
I did the same thing with a jackdaw but wife didn't like him so I gave him to an animal sanctuary. That was about 20 years ago and I still miss the friendly little fellow. I should have taken her to the sanctuary and kept the bird.
That quick little pause says everything. I think if it wasn't that serious he would probably even tease her about it but he knows bringing it up would probably upset her.
It does my heart so much good to see other 'crazy bird people' in the world. There has never been a point in my life where I wasn't around birds, and I don't intend for there ever to be. It takes a lot of time and patience to really connect with them, but if you can do it, it's one of the most rewarding relationships you can have.
I also live with a Magpie and really dont wanna miss it but if it wants to be free and leave for good, so shall it be. But gladly He always comes back after i helped him getting fit again. I cant Tell how smart and lovable they are
"Unfortunately they're not nice in the wild. They destroy eggs still in nests, kill other birds, and spread mites." That's most (if not all) birds. That being said, I have always loved birds (have 12 right now), they are fascinating to observe.
Yes he is a magpie, but magpie, crows, ravens, and jays all belong to the same family called corvids. They are known to be extremely smart and are probably up there with humans on problem solving ability. Most birds in the corvid family do have a reputation for being bad omens and a nuisance, but they are pretty incredible birds.
How is it weird to have household magpies? In Australia (rural areas at least) heaps of people have them as pets or just really friendly birds who come to your porch for a feed and pat.
I worked to farmers in the chicken house the chickens eat the back ends of each other when my parrots see a cut on me they with go for it i think all birds canables my parrots chicken and bones for bone marrow
i work at a plant farm (nursery) in queensland and theres a magpie that has only one foot and he comes 3 times a day while i work so i started buying some worms and fed him every day for about 6 months until one day he must of passed away. was such a awesome bird use to just sit on the plants and just watch as i worked and would fly really close when he was hungry.
There's a magpie that has just chilled outside my window for the last few months, it comes and sits there every morning! I kept associating it with bad luck and hoping it would go away but then I realised it was actually a very beautiful animal and I look forward to seeing it while I'm working away!
In this now awful, selfish world we live in, it is so lovely and refreshing to see a young man like Charlie, do such a lovely, genuine act of kindness for this magpie, who without this young man's love would have died. It is clear the magpie adores the adopted parent (Charlie) and it is clear that Charlie feels the same. We can learn so much from creatures (even insects), they all do so much good towards the world and teach us how to treat the world and each other. Bees for example collect pollen then make all this wonderful honey, (that most of us take for granted). The love (like all animals show) is an unconditional love and Charlie will be paid tenfold for his genuine love and true kindness. I don't believe our creator is a man in the sky in judgement of us all, but i believe it's the spirit of all love and that the universe is made up all that love. This is truly a lovely video about love and the unconditional love Charlie gets in return is just a joy to see and so refreshing to listen to a young person that can actually speak the English language, rather than finishing every other sentence with "do ya know wha' i mean!" I hope they both have a long happy life together, 'Faith, hope and love, the greatest is love...'
London No Dippy Dolly Your the first person that thinks God is not a man. I've come to believe it doesn't matter whether God is male or female. I've never found anything in the Bible stating God is a Man. I think it's very possible that Men wanted God to be a Man thinking they are superior and wanted power over Women. Why make it a bad thing to educate Women anyway ? I find that suspicious right off the bat. Men are still trying to manipulate Women to this day. We're called a feminist if we try to stand up for Womens rights. Men have been fighting against Womens rights refusing to believe women are just as smart ect. I see no end to this ridiculous train of thought. Rape at an all time high due to this belief which is all about power over Women. Men have been treating Women as property since the beginning of time and until it stops things will never change sadly. Men would see things differently if the had to deal with being treated and thought of as a someones property to use and or abuse. No not all Men think like that. I know there are good Men out there. I applaud them all and thankful. Never change guys 😎
Anita Hammonds The Bible never states God is a man, it's unequivocally stated 'God is Spirit' in the Bible. God is only referred to as 'He' by way of human understanding, pretty much no Christian except for little kids believes God to be a man in the sky :) Just wanted to let you know! It's a common misconception of Christianity in particular that we believe in a 'man in the sky', but we believe in an all loving spirit just as much as any new-age follower or philosopher does :)
i do agree that animals are wonderful and we should appreciate them like charlie does. i won't really touch on the religious bits. but i think it's uncalled for to insult other people's way of speaking. when someone grows up around people who talk a certain way, it becomes so ingrained in them that that just becomes a part of their character. i think it's wrong to disregard that and pass it off as "they have trouble speaking english."
one thing I hate about humans is how fast we judge based on movies and what people say, without actual experience themselves. I use to be scared of sharks, spiders, snakes and crows... and not for a good reason.
狐 You don't seem so smart yourself, they don't hurt or kill people all the time. Sure people get snake and spider bites, but it's not often and it's because they scared the animal most of the time. I've held plenty of venomous species and they haven't been aggressive in the least
You're more likely to get kicked in the face by a horse than a shark biting you, it doesn't mean you should fear it. In fact certain animals sense fear, it makes them skittish and more likely to hurt people. I've saved animals that could've easily killed or injured me, if I feared them I wouldn't of done and they wouldn't of lived. People are always hesitant to help wild animals, please don't be one of those people. There's no greater feeling than an animal's trust, the magpie I saved nearly a decade ago still comes back to see me
Taamz Heart it is more of Christianity's doing. In Germanic and Pagan religion/tradition crows are seen as wise, asociated with gods, guiding the souls of the dead and so on. A snake has many positive attributes in Greek mythology like healing-power and wisdom. The spider is also seen as more positive or at least neutral in Ancient Greece. Later many of those animals have become asociated with negative attributes due to Christianity.
Yusra Shariff mealworms are actually commonly used as food in some countries but, as someone who has tried before, yeah he's pretty right on that. either oats or kind of a nutty flavor.
"I think when something needs you that much you can't help but respond, even if they're climbing up on your head and shitting on it" No truer words been spoken
Magpies are so wonderful! i had the privilege of raising one here in New Mexico. She (?) had fallen in water and my neighbor found her and gave her to me. Rraca (Urraca is Magpie in Spanish) took over my life too, but it was the most fun. Does yours ever get mad tho...wow, she would try to take anything I was using, especially paint brushes, and would get so mad when I would take them from her! I learned to distract her with something else, an angry bird with a big pointy beak and strong feathers is not to be messed with. She flew all over the house, and outside, I would call her and she would land on my head, ouch. cuz they land and grab at the same time.. she loved to follow me on my bicycle, and would sit on the handle bars sometimes. She also stole things and had hidey holes all over the house. She hid peas in my pants cuffs one time, so silly. And loved baths, what a mess, and would dry her feathers in the sun with her head cocked to one side, basking I guess...I really miss her.... the flock of Magpies here wasnt her flock, and she was getting pecked on, so I worried about her fitting in...but there was a terrible accident, one of those split second timing things, and she got killed, so I didnt get to know her but one summer. I miss her terribly and loved watching yours in her beautiful "nest". I was hoping Rraca would be able to live wild...and just come visit from time to time, and I still cry when I really think about her. Her poop is still on lots of places, its hard as a rock and doesnt smell at all. RIP Rraca, you were loved.
We have em here in Colorado and I've always been fascinated with them, I think they're gorgeous birds! I've read about them and exactly how smart they are, very high intelligence. What a wonderful experience you had with yours!! Too bad it started out with the injury, but that bird was sure lucky, the world needs more people like you 😊
What an incredible person with a big heart. I love how he makes a difference to educate people! It truly is nothing what people think of birds they are indeed very social and very smart!
I had a cat that got hit by a car 11 years ago and I haven't been able wrap my head around having another pet since. I've even gone to the shelter a few times, and left alone.
The crow family definitely deserves respect and rebranding, they are such cool, social and intelligent animals. I remember working one day by the window and a crow was playing by taking stones, flying up, dropping them and trying to catch them again before they hit the ground. After a while some of his/her flock joined in and they were racing each other. It made me very happy to see animals doing something that must have been just for fun :) and not only that, but a game they had invented themselves.
Awesome story .... You're a very special person to have cared for this baby bird when he needed you most and continued to do so, even when it became difficult (poop everywhere!). SO MANY people do the opposite and turn away. You have my deepest admiration, sir. Thank you, sincerely !
I have been visiting and feeding two black crows on Hawks hill in Sausalito above the Golden Gate bridge where I take my morning walk. These two crows are the sweetest and mannerly birds I give them old fashioned oats and the show gratitude they bring me a gift of sticks and pebbles. They are very large as roosters. They are cleaner than humans, they love to clean and take bathes humans should learn to be as clean as they are.
8.21.2017. i have a cockatiel that is 24 years old. the band on his leg says "4-93". i got him for free. he was flying around my neighborhood in the summer of 1993. he went down to drink out of a mud puddle and i told my wife "that's somebodies bird that got out". i went up to him and he hopped on my hand and i put him on my shoulder. i took him home and the rest is history. my 2 girls when they were growing up loved him and it was a good thing. he is part of the family. he has about a 5 word vocabulary. his name is BOYD.
If memory serves, cockatiels are related to the parrot group of perching birds. Since parrots, such as the African Grey, can live up to 80 years old in captivity, I am not surprised he is that old ...
haha I was only reading the comments to see if anyone else saw this! I have a feeling that it might be her but who knows tbh...still, it's nice to imagine ehy? 😂
This has been my life almost to the letter in the 3 weeks since I found a baby blackbird. She's currently on my (very scratched) shoulders preening her feathers.
I love crows. We have crows, mockingbirds, seagulls, morning doves, finches all around us. Crows are so special. They take care of each other always coming to help each other when one is in trouble. Just awesome work. Birds sharing your life take over. We have a cockatoo and the world revolves around him!!
I had a Maggie as a pet when I was about 12 years old....they like it when you roll them over & scratch there belly. they will play fetch too. there more intelligent than most people realize.
I rescued a young magpie wich couldn't fly, bring it home for almost 3 weeks, I taught Pica (his name) to fly cause I had some experience with juvenile lovebirds. Sometimes when I went for a bike I'd take it with me, but one day it just flew to a very tall tree... I waited for hours, but it still wasn't super confident in flight so I had to leave it there. I hope it's doing good and learnt how to care for itself; even if our bond lasted only for 3 weeks, today I still miss my little Pica
Some birds still feed and protect their babies when they fall out of the nest. And I am pretty sure crows are one of those birds. So don't be too quick taking a fallen bird home with you. Not only you will risk being attacked, it's not always neccesary. Only when the bird is injured or in serious danger (like traffic) or when you are absolutely sure it's abandoned from the nest. 🕊
His so eloquently spoken. It really goes to show that all animals have their own personalities.
how a human an animal lol silly man
PRAY 4 SKEPTA how a human not an animal you silly
Tom Banner - how can i be your boyfriend?
actually, that's probably just magpies. they're extremely intelligent, enough so that they hold funerals for their dead.
Ok I read you writing this twice. I could google, I’d rather you tell me how they do that?
Loki as a Disney princess
Sunako Akazawa you made my day
Read Mackenzie Lee's just released novel Loki!
It’s like a dollar store Odin raven.
Yes
You've won the internet 😆.
''No, I don't get jealous.'' xDDD but her face says otherwise hahaha
do you blame her? lol
You can tell when any human is jealous from 10 miles away.
John G 🙄
I’d be so jealous. I’d go get my own bird.
....he's got a stunner of a girlfriend.....but he'll rarther walk around with bird shit on himself!!!
Their friendship is just brilliant. I really like this man.
random place to see you Kovu lol
His dad is in Pink Floyd
@@amazingabby25 woah seriously?
@@Kovukingsrod yep you should read Charlie's book, featherhood
I raised an orphan magpie, she flew off eventually, but Maggie was amazing. My mom had a raven she rescued named Corvus, he loved riding horses, I think he flew off after a year or two as well, they're rambling souls.
Loki?! Orlando Bloom?!
ARE YOU THEIR LOVE CHILD
Kristine, 😂😂
Kristine Same lol👍🤗
Lol
Katarina IKR?!
😂😂😂
The funny thing is I cared for a magpie for a few weeks, when I found it half dead in the park near where I live. I brought it to my garden literally just 5 metres away, to keep it safe.
It couldn't fly and he had a gash along his neck and back (possible cat attack). We tried local wildlife aid... nothing. vets.... again nothing. I didn't want to leave it so I kept it in my large shed at night with everything it needed. Every morning at six, I'd let it out for fresh air, run around the garden, gave it food. He would like to spend hours outside can then run into the shed when he wanted.
Everyday we did the same, but I kept my distance. And then finally it started to flap it's wings. And then the next day it flew away. So proud of him!
Sumayah Khan what a lovely story as well I'm glad the bird is safe and ok thank you for rescuing him ❤️🤗
Had a similar experience, a young magpie got stuck in my window well, we fished him out, but the family had moved on, nursed him back to health until he could fly, and brought him to a nearby bird sanctuary sort of place, so he could grow up and learn how to be with others of his kind. Pretty sure he came back after with a family of his own
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Sumayah Khan I raised one as well when I was young. They are very demanding. It was worth it. He was almost able to talk when a troop came through and he joined up with them. I miss that damn bird.
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I rescued a magpie, which I named Pacino, a few months ago which had been attacked by a cat and had an injured wing and all her tail feathers ripped out. So I kept her for a few weeks, fed her up, let her heal then released her. She couldn't properly fly when I let her go so she stayed in my garden up in the trees and on the shed, and after a few weeks her feather were grown back enough for her to fly. She will still come back to my garden, now with her mate, and I can recognize her from her uneven feathers. They're ridiculously smart animals and I totally get why he enjoys having one as a pet so much.
This guy is a 2000 year old vampire.
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They dont look alike. Its Just a hair
Yup, it has been decided 🙂
Dorian gray
What is making people perceive this? He looks like normal skinny guy.
I love how he doesn't sweeten the life with a bird, he's honest about how hard cleaning and feeding them is, preventing unprepared and thoughtless people from wanting one as a pet. Also, I love magpies - it's so weird one of the smartest animals on the planet just walk among us in the cities, and we don't even pay much attention to each other.
I remember reading that Tesla, when he was 12, trapped a crow in order to study it. He said that dozens of crows descended upon him, seemingly from nowhere, and dive-bombed him until he let the crow go. After that, he had a huge respect for crows, their loyalty, and their courage.
His love and passion is beautiful! Amazing guy
He let's birds shit on him. His house is full of shit. Fuck outta here.
He found a sick wild animal and now keeps it locked in his house. Lol... what a passionate man??? If he really loved magpies so much he would let it be free and find a mate to make more magpies :V...
Meorrrrw If the bird really didn't like living there it'd probably cause havoc or act off. It's like how people y'know... actually have pet birds.
Mercedes Tomaidesx he did everything wrong and crippled the magpie mentally by bonding with him
Mercedes Tomaidesx Nice comment 🕊🦅🕊🦅
aside from the bird shit in his house it is beautifully decorated
bird's shit makes it chic
suspicious lamp I don't trust you
have you not yet stumbled into an urban outfitters?
I especially like the picture (mural?) on the bedroom (bathroom?) wall.
It's quite, modern-ish. Not like your normal house, it's very nice though.
'humans and crows need to set aside their differences'
first humans and humans should set aside their differences, then we will see about other animals.
No Aspirations This cracked me up!!😂😂😂
If we, humans, could. That would be a first.
Oh My goD I AM crACKIN UP
Well, that explains the portrait of his own ass in the living room.
This man is so beautiful and kind. If I met him I might just fall in love straight away.
The child of Loki and Legolas
He looks like Loki, I can't help myself.
yeah totally !
dumbfucks
HeyHoRangerJooo youre right, my first thought was Orlando Bloom :D
I thought of Orlando Bloom at first. He could be a young will turner
HeyHoRangerJooo you're right he does look like him lol. I love people who care about wildlife.
This guy is comedy gold. Everything he says is just a bunch of funny one liners.
"twenty years of shit scrubbing."
I miscarried back in 1999 and for days after I kept seeing a rook sat outside my bedroom window, then everywhere I went there was one just seemingly watching me, I have moved home about 9 times since then but everyday 1 rook comes and feeds in my garden, I swear that is my son, not all babies become butterflies or angels, my son is a beautiful, magnificent Rook xx
I feel this may be possible
Beautiful
Yes when I missed someone special one magpie would come and hang out with me.
There is a lot of belief that birds are messengers. I know most of it revolves around robins when you've lost someone, but I think any bird could be meaningful. Corvids are so intelligent too and have great facial recognition
Came for the guy, stayed for the calm voice and the bird with an attitude. And I share the thought of how fascinating crows are. I really love the idea of making people understand that they don't bring "bad luck" or stuff like that.
I fed a pair of wild crows in my garden this past few years. Unfortunately, last year the tamest disappeared. The other came briefly, then left. I can't help but think my favourite crow passed away. I used to feed them several times a day for about 5-6 years. I really miss them. The crow cafe sounds lovely! I never thought I'd love crows, until two adopted me! They used to sit and watch me in my kitchen all the time. It's not the same without them.
Angel lol I have a pair I feed. Lol I even put out the kiddie pool for them when it gets really hot out.
@@eptile bless
you know what? i've been using the internet for so long now that this doesn't even rank on the list of bizarre things i've seen. it's actually quite nice
Why would this be bizarre?
This is so cute you can tell they're pretty much soul mates 💞
kylo ren - obviously a relationship of... convenience.
I did the same thing with a jackdaw but wife didn't like him so I gave him to an animal sanctuary. That was about 20 years ago and I still miss the friendly little fellow. I should have taken her to the sanctuary and kept the bird.
Richard Spencer lol!
should appreciate your wife a tad more
I am Ellie nah animals are better than people, and it was probably a joke
Richard Spencer kept the wrong bird mate
Nah, women just nag. Always their way. Hes probably right. Should have kept the bird and ditched her.
0:46 Poking his eyes gently. That's some trust 😱
So this is what Loki does when he's not in Asgard
Palazerker well loki needs something to do lol
Lol
That magpie has such an attitude, i love it
Charlie reminds me of the crow that maleficent turned into a man
I know right, that's what I was thinking
Zahra Ibtihal and I was wondering why he looks familiar
Zahra Ibtihal Diaval 💜
I love that movie.
Zahra Ibtihal weird but true!
Its funny how this dude looks exactly like someone I imagine would have a crow
Magpie*
Right?
I was about to say the same thing. LOL
@@ielectriikzx722 don't bring Corvid 19 into a discussion about birds 🙄
Magpies are part of the crow family cough coughhhhhh
no... no, i don't get.... jealous. *forehead vein explodes*
I wouldn’t be jealous of the bird taking attention away from my man but that my man was taking attention away from the birb
That quick little pause says everything. I think if it wasn't that serious he would probably even tease her about it but he knows bringing it up would probably upset her.
It does my heart so much good to see other 'crazy bird people' in the world. There has never been a point in my life where I wasn't around birds, and I don't intend for there ever to be. It takes a lot of time and patience to really connect with them, but if you can do it, it's one of the most rewarding relationships you can have.
Orlando Bloom
THANK YOU!! God, I knew it was something- that was bugging me, cheers lol.
specsavers.com
with a bit of Tom Hiddleston
I thought it was Skrillex lol
Haliel story of elf and bird
He's such a sweetheart, I hope his Magpie is always by his side.
That man is so beautiful, I'd put up with the bird shit like that girl, too.
chaliea mullee he is pretty handsome.
Ok, I wasn't the only one lmao
Brandon lee lost brother
Hit me up I'm not as good-looking but no bird shit
Have you ever smelled rotting bird shit are you sure you can handle it?
When your summoning level reaches 47....
I also live with a Magpie and really dont wanna miss it but if it wants to be free and leave for good, so shall it be. But gladly He always comes back after i helped him getting fit again. I cant Tell how smart and lovable they are
I have a pet sparrow. She steals cereal from my bowl and plays in my hair. And is sitting on my finger as I type this!
Unfortunately they're not nice in the wild. They destroy eggs still in nests, kill other birds, and spread mites.
Moistenator... Really? But they're so tiny lol.
dude chill tf out oml
"Unfortunately they're not nice in the wild. They destroy eggs still in nests, kill other birds, and spread mites." That's most (if not all) birds. That being said, I have always loved birds (have 12 right now), they are fascinating to observe.
Patricia Daughdrill
Who cares though?
Much love to this man.
He looks like a magpie
A majestical one
This is not a magpie come to Australia and you will see the truth
Yes he is a magpie, but magpie, crows, ravens, and jays all belong to the same family called corvids. They are known to be extremely smart and are probably up there with humans on problem solving ability. Most birds in the corvid family do have a reputation for being bad omens and a nuisance, but they are pretty incredible birds.
I love crows they are so intelligent and cute. Wonderful birds. Cool guy also
How is it weird to have household magpies? In Australia (rural areas at least) heaps of people have them as pets or just really friendly birds who come to your porch for a feed and pat.
This is a Eurasian Magpie, not an Australian Magpie.
I worked to farmers in the chicken house the chickens eat the back ends of each other when my parrots see a cut on me they with go for it i think all birds canables my parrots chicken and bones for bone marrow
i work at a plant farm (nursery) in queensland and theres a magpie that has only one foot and he comes 3 times a day while i work so i started buying some worms and fed him every day for about 6 months until one day he must of passed away. was such a awesome bird use to just sit on the plants and just watch as i worked and would fly really close when he was hungry.
I thought it was ileagle to keep a magpie in the UK 🤔
Isn't Aussie magpies known for their anger issues?
Let's be real: He looks like a 14 year old Loki
Oberon Blackwood Casey Neistat evolved to homo sapiens
Mixed with Orlando Bloom
agreed
There's a magpie that has just chilled outside my window for the last few months, it comes and sits there every morning! I kept associating it with bad luck and hoping it would go away but then I realised it was actually a very beautiful animal and I look forward to seeing it while I'm working away!
In this now awful, selfish world we live in, it is so lovely and refreshing to see a young man like Charlie, do such a lovely, genuine act of kindness for this magpie, who without this young man's love would have died. It is clear the magpie adores the adopted parent (Charlie) and it is clear that Charlie feels the same. We can learn so much from creatures (even insects), they all do so much good towards the world and teach us how to treat the world and each other. Bees for example collect pollen then make all this wonderful honey, (that most of us take for granted). The love (like all animals show) is an unconditional love and Charlie will be paid tenfold for his genuine love and true kindness. I don't believe our creator is a man in the sky in judgement of us all, but i believe it's the spirit of all love and that the universe is made up all that love. This is truly a lovely video about love and the unconditional love Charlie gets in return is just a joy to see and so refreshing to listen to a young person that can actually speak the English language, rather than finishing every other sentence with "do ya know wha' i mean!" I hope they both have a long happy life together, 'Faith, hope and love, the greatest is love...'
London No Dippy Dolly 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
London No Dippy Dolly Your the first person that thinks God is not a man. I've come to believe it doesn't matter whether God is male or female. I've never found anything in the Bible stating God is a Man. I think it's very possible that Men wanted God to be a Man thinking they are superior and wanted power over Women. Why make it a bad thing to educate Women anyway ? I find that suspicious right off the bat. Men are still trying to manipulate Women to this day. We're called a feminist if we try to stand up for Womens rights. Men have been fighting against Womens rights refusing to believe women are just as smart ect. I see no end to this ridiculous train of thought. Rape at an all time high due to this belief which is all about power over Women. Men have been treating Women as property since the beginning of time and until it stops things will never change sadly. Men would see things differently if the had to deal with being treated and thought of as a someones property to use and or abuse. No not all Men think like that. I know there are good Men out there. I applaud them all and thankful. Never change guys 😎
Anita Hammonds The Bible never states God is a man, it's unequivocally stated 'God is Spirit' in the Bible. God is only referred to as 'He' by way of human understanding, pretty much no Christian except for little kids believes God to be a man in the sky :)
Just wanted to let you know! It's a common misconception of Christianity in particular that we believe in a 'man in the sky', but we believe in an all loving spirit just as much as any new-age follower or philosopher does :)
London No Dippy Dolly I agree to disagree, but I also agree that animals are very wonderful and unique!
i do agree that animals are wonderful and we should appreciate them like charlie does.
i won't really touch on the religious bits.
but i think it's uncalled for to insult other people's way of speaking. when someone grows up around people who talk a certain way, it becomes so ingrained in them that that just becomes a part of their character. i think it's wrong to disregard that and pass it off as "they have trouble speaking english."
Keep going bro life gave u a calling
A cawcalling.
Sorry. I had to. 😬
@@earthtear9586 caw-ling, even 😂😅
one thing I hate about humans is how fast we judge based on movies and what people say, without actual experience themselves. I use to be scared of sharks, spiders, snakes and crows... and not for a good reason.
You listed most of my favourite animals hehe
I used to be scared of these exact animals too but I learned to love them, they are actually on my favorites list now
狐 You don't seem so smart yourself, they don't hurt or kill people all the time. Sure people get snake and spider bites, but it's not often and it's because they scared the animal most of the time. I've held plenty of venomous species and they haven't been aggressive in the least
You're more likely to get kicked in the face by a horse than a shark biting you, it doesn't mean you should fear it. In fact certain animals sense fear, it makes them skittish and more likely to hurt people. I've saved animals that could've easily killed or injured me, if I feared them I wouldn't of done and they wouldn't of lived. People are always hesitant to help wild animals, please don't be one of those people. There's no greater feeling than an animal's trust, the magpie I saved nearly a decade ago still comes back to see me
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it is more of Christianity's doing. In Germanic and Pagan religion/tradition crows are seen as wise, asociated with gods, guiding the souls of the dead and so on. A snake has many positive attributes in Greek mythology like healing-power and wisdom. The spider is also seen as more positive or at least neutral in Ancient Greece. Later many of those animals have become asociated with negative attributes due to Christianity.
"The more he grew the more he shat" best line ever
It's like that one passage from ASOIAF about Daenerys and her diarrhea lol
Takes a shit on his hair*
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I find this unbelievably sweet. Live and let live😊
" I did taste one it tasted like oats" is he serious 😂😂😂
Yusra Shariff mealworms are actually commonly used as food in some countries but, as someone who has tried before, yeah he's pretty right on that. either oats or kind of a nutty flavor.
They are very nutritious 😌
"I think when something needs you that much you can't help but respond, even if they're climbing up on your head and shitting on it"
No truer words been spoken
7:10 I'm about 98% sure that is Billie Piper!!!
bruh ur absolutely right.
It is her.
Magpies are so wonderful! i had the privilege of raising one here in New Mexico. She (?) had fallen in water and my neighbor found her and gave her to me. Rraca (Urraca is Magpie in Spanish) took over my life too, but it was the most fun. Does yours ever get mad tho...wow, she would try to take anything I was using, especially paint brushes, and would get so mad when I would take them from her! I learned to distract her with something else, an angry bird with a big pointy beak and strong feathers is not to be messed with. She flew all over the house, and outside, I would call her and she would land on my head, ouch. cuz they land and grab at the same time.. she loved to follow me on my bicycle, and would sit on the handle bars sometimes. She also stole things and had hidey holes all over the house. She hid peas in my pants cuffs one time, so silly. And loved baths, what a mess, and would dry her feathers in the sun with her head cocked to one side, basking I guess...I really miss her.... the flock of Magpies here wasnt her flock, and she was getting pecked on, so I worried about her fitting in...but there was a terrible accident, one of those split second timing things, and she got killed, so I didnt get to know her but one summer. I miss her terribly and loved watching yours in her beautiful "nest". I was hoping Rraca would be able to live wild...and just come visit from time to time, and I still cry when I really think about her. Her poop is still on lots of places, its hard as a rock and doesnt smell at all. RIP Rraca, you were loved.
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We have em here in Colorado and I've always been fascinated with them, I think they're gorgeous birds! I've read about them and exactly how smart they are, very high intelligence. What a wonderful experience you had with yours!! Too bad it started out with the injury, but that bird was sure lucky, the world needs more people like you 😊
I am so sad for you .. one day there will be another being that needs your assistance and will your beautiful heart. 🤗
I got really invested in your story. RIP Rraca.
Realy a sad story
@7:10 is that billie piper, she is pretty
Harrison Quinn I so saw that too
Harrison Quinn yes it is Billie piper
Harrison Quinn I thought I was going mad when I saw her.
I was just checking the comments to see if I was the only one that saw that lol. That smile is so unique, that it just has to be
Yeah that definitely looks like Billie Piper
No one going to mention he is the son of David Gilmour? The guitarist from Pink Floyd?
No. No one is going to mention it.
Autistic Wolf i love charlie
he is isn't he? I didn't even realize
Is he the same guy that graffiti's the war memorial then?
Tamsin indeed it is, however, it is quite clear from from the video that he has matured and is far more respectful now.
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Never ever tell this man that if one brings you sorrow, two can bring you joy.
What an incredible person with a big heart. I love how he makes a difference to educate people! It truly is nothing what people think of birds they are indeed very social and very smart!
Please lord dont let the bird be run over by a bus. That man will not survive.
Loni You got run over a bus?
That's really sad, I'm sorry to hear that. I've lost a couple of my own.
My cockatiel flew away about a month ago. It really crushed me for some time :(
I had a cat that got hit by a car 11 years ago and I haven't been able wrap my head around having another pet since. I've even gone to the shelter a few times, and left alone.
mvtrash611 keep your pet inside like they should be.
is that Billy Piper at 7:10
Phoebe L. Carpenter I think so :P
Oh my god yes!
Phoebe L. Carpenter SO GLAD I DIDNT ONLY NOTICE 😂 ROSEEEE TYLERRR
Yes it is =D
I thought the same thing!! Yay Rose! ☺
The crow family definitely deserves respect and rebranding, they are such cool, social and intelligent animals. I remember working one day by the window and a crow was playing by taking stones, flying up, dropping them and trying to catch them again before they hit the ground. After a while some of his/her flock joined in and they were racing each other. It made me very happy to see animals doing something that must have been just for fun :) and not only that, but a game they had invented themselves.
This gentle soul is Charlie Gilmour,the son of Pink Floyd's David Gilmour
Adopted son of David Gilmour
@@Nyxeme Why the distinction?
Why do the cute ones always have meal worm breath?
He looks like an aged homeless version of Legolas
Probably because he doesn't want you knowing that his step dad and Mother are worth over £100 million.
he reminds me of Will Turner from Pirates of the Caribbeans
Awesome story .... You're a very special person to have cared for this baby bird when he needed you most and continued to do so, even when it became difficult (poop everywhere!). SO MANY people do the opposite and turn away. You have my deepest admiration, sir. Thank you, sincerely !
Orcas of the skies, that's what I call them. Beautiful!
If you can potty train a parrot I'm sure you can potty train a magpie, he should give it a go at least!
I have been visiting and feeding two black crows on Hawks hill in Sausalito above the Golden Gate bridge where I take my morning walk. These two crows are the sweetest and mannerly birds I give them old fashioned oats and the show gratitude they bring me a gift of sticks and pebbles. They are very large as roosters. They are cleaner than humans, they love to clean and take bathes humans should learn to be as clean as they are.
Is it just me, or does he look a bit like Howl from Howl's moving castle??
Hannah Sophia yeahh omg
Hannah Sophia omg yasss
Hannah Sophia Hahah yes!!
Holy smokes he does
he does!
Amazing people living with birds...I wish a life like this...this is paradise..God bless you all for ur selfless love and care
Finally a bird video where they talk about the fact that there is bird shit everywhere all the time
So true 😂
8.21.2017. i have a cockatiel that is 24 years old. the band on his leg says "4-93". i got him for free. he was flying around my neighborhood in the summer of 1993. he went down to drink out of a mud puddle and i told my wife "that's somebodies bird that got out". i went up to him and he hopped on my hand and i put him on my shoulder. i took him home and the rest is history. my 2 girls when they were growing up loved him and it was a good thing. he is part of the family. he has about a 5 word vocabulary. his name is BOYD.
If memory serves, cockatiels are related to the parrot group of perching birds. Since parrots, such as the African Grey, can live up to 80 years old in captivity, I am not surprised he is that old ...
OMG 7:11 was that Bill Pipper aka Rose Tyler or a really good look a like?
El I wondered the same thing
El that’s exactly what I was thinking
haha I was only reading the comments to see if anyone else saw this! I have a feeling that it might be her but who knows tbh...still, it's nice to imagine ehy? 😂
That's definitely Billie Piper, yep 😊
I'd have to agree it looks exactly like her. I just knew I recognized the face when I saw it.
This has been my life almost to the letter in the 3 weeks since I found a baby blackbird. She's currently on my (very scratched) shoulders preening her feathers.
"YOUR TEARING ME APART LISA" XD
I love crows. We have crows, mockingbirds, seagulls, morning doves, finches all around us. Crows are so special. They take care of each other always coming to help each other when one is in trouble. Just awesome work. Birds sharing your life take over. We have a cockatoo and the world revolves around him!!
Yes, but is nobody going to mention how attractive he is?
Jackalope.Inc i was just going to say
But what about his girlfriend ?!
She's hot as hell
average face, but slim body, tall, and has long hair.
I'm alllll for that particular type~
they are a " pretty couple" ..
Violet Chachki boy realness.
Seriously tho
Omfg I thought the same
AD108 gagging omg yaaaaas bish! He totally looks like Violet
AD108 yaaaaaaaaas
Omg yes 😂❤️
I had a Maggie as a pet when I was about 12 years old....they like it when you roll them over & scratch there belly. they will play fetch too. there more intelligent than most people realize.
He’s going to have the best chat up story/Line ever.
“Hey ladies/gentlemen would you like to see my friend the magpie?”
I’ve always loved Magpies. I like crows, ravens too, but Magpies are my favourite.
Same x
Crows are one my favorite animals of all time. They are so intelligent and I love these birds.
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Hanny J. With Sia lookalike at 8:14!
He looks like Orlando Bloom.
Wow, two year, what an achievement.
Feel the sarcasm.
I rescued a young magpie wich couldn't fly, bring it home for almost 3 weeks, I taught Pica (his name) to fly cause I had some experience with juvenile lovebirds.
Sometimes when I went for a bike I'd take it with me, but one day it just flew to a very tall tree... I waited for hours, but it still wasn't super confident in flight so I had to leave it there. I hope it's doing good and learnt how to care for itself; even if our bond lasted only for 3 weeks, today I still miss my little Pica
Great story, and a very wonderful, caring man, who he knows, is extremely privleged to have a bond, with a beautiful, intelligent bird .
7:09 isn't she from the Cast of Penny Dreadful?
NAIM815 I think it's her, her name is Billie Piper.
Sunday Times they look totally different, man :D I also read an article that said Billie was there, but hey.
NAIM815 More well known for Doctor Who, but yeah you're right.
Some birds still feed and protect their babies when they fall out of the nest. And I am pretty sure crows are one of those birds. So don't be too quick taking a fallen bird home with you. Not only you will risk being attacked, it's not always neccesary. Only when the bird is injured or in serious danger (like traffic) or when you are absolutely sure it's abandoned from the nest. 🕊
“Empty nest syndrome” lol adorable
Beautiful video. What a gentle respectful kind man. What a lovely magpie too. So lucky.
Loving! I feed Magpies and pigeons every day......
7:10 that girl looks awfully similar to Rose from Dr. Who
Sardaukar2611 Omg I totally thought the same. It's her for sure
Sardaukar2611 yes it is Billie Piper
I tought the same😀
Holy hell
Added this comment, too! What a pleasant surprise!😀 She's wonderful!
The guy is really cute tbh
Only me getting a "Oh hi Mark" vibe? xD
Lmaoooo
That magpie is absolutely beautiful. He's in really good shape too. Glossy feathers. Beautiful, he'll live 30 to 40 years!
Man and his family form a bond with a magpie as they nurse it back to health.
Why, call me crazy but I think that's the plot for "Penguin Bloom".
I had no idea who that guy was, but he does have some backstory to him.
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He's probably an elf~✨
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He reminds me of Lindir~
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00k83n00 OHMYGOSH, HE DOES.
The fact that this guy is David Gilmour's son
Wow it is! Amazing. Just as stoic as his dad.
Adopted son of David Gilmour tho
@@Nyxeme who cares?
@@Budisgud69 well, you apparently since you replied.
@@Nyxeme Got Emm!
Awwwwwwww he is so beautiful and cute what a fabulous bond between him and his adorable magpie
The actual embodiment of all that is good and pure in this world. I love you Charlie