all six birds survived from this nest, that's an achievement I had to say.

@DrDaveW

10 ай бұрын

I guess it's helped by that fact that they are in a secure box, and not just a nest in a hedge.

@pingwenhung8327

10 ай бұрын

@@DrDaveW Not only that, No bird got starve to death, normally you would expect a few to die due to lack of food or poor parenting of the parent birds but they all manage to grow up and leave the nest, altho one came close to dying from choking and one looks smaller than the rest(the last one to leave), but it just shows how much food they got around their nest, enough to feed them all to teenagerhood.

@R.E.D.T.O.M.A.T.O.

9 ай бұрын

The first video said there was 8 eggs how were there six chicks?

@surtivmak4715

8 ай бұрын

@@R.E.D.T.O.M.A.T.O.🤔

@crazyhairsinger

8 ай бұрын

​@@R.E.D.T.O.M.A.T.O. Either 2 eggs didn't hatch or 2 chicks starved to death. It's mother nature after all, and sadly only the toughest survives.

This video was SO good. Very interesting to see the chicks attempting their first flight out of the nest, with the little one’s heart pounding. So scary yet heart warming.

It's really hard to find good content on KZread. Video recommendations are no longer relevant. But you are one of my favourites.

@muhammadadamreyhanfirnanda3554

10 ай бұрын

Totally agree

@lesley69

10 ай бұрын

So true

@palashbhaumik4050

10 ай бұрын

Nowadays they recommend videos that you've probably just watched a day ago...smh

@MineCRAFTsalalala

10 ай бұрын

This dude makes Aliexpress unboxings fun

@tandroidmodgaming1

10 ай бұрын

I cant live without this i wish i know Russian

I love birds so much and it's always super cool to see how a mama bird looks after her babies as time passes 🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦

This was incredible to watch!!!! Your dedication to observation, time commitment to nature and fascinating things in general is something I am so grateful for. Thank you.

The life of parents is a very long and hard one.

That bird house saved them from the predator bird. Fantastic narrating. Please thumbs up this video.

"Do baby birds just shit all over the nest?" "Oh no, not at all" "Ah good, because that'd be gross" "No, the mother bird just scoops it right out of their butts and eats it" "..."

@warrobots90s

9 ай бұрын

That's just ewww

@Onigirli

8 ай бұрын

@@warrobots90s How can your mother claim to love you if she won't even eat your poop?

@Schismxs

3 ай бұрын

Dogs do the same thing.

One of the highest quality narratives I’ve heard in a long time. Beautiful quality work on your video as always. Keeping this video clean allows me to show this work to others.

Wow!! What a fantastic finale! It's been fun to watch this family grow up!! The thing about the baby bird poop is cool and gross! Love it! Lol

It’s amazing how the bird knows how to do everything it’s doing

@NostalgiCrazy

3 ай бұрын

Right? The natural instinct in animals never fails to blow my mind.

@bishop1330

15 күн бұрын

Same for humans 😂

Excellent video. It might be an idea to block the entrance hole and drill another hole (32mm) an inch or two higher. The current hole seems a bit low and the chicks another time might be fished out. A metal protective device (the same size as the hole) might be another good idea to prevent wood peckers opening up the hole.

@ichhassediewelt7625

7 ай бұрын

я советую писать советы под оригинальным видео, так больше шансов получить ответ, ну скорее всего)

i think the smell of the wood and paint made it uneasy for the birds to settle initially. After all the whole build was homemade

This series was some of the best videos I have ever seen on KZread.

The baby looked like squidward when its mouth was closed 😂😂😂

As soon as the Mama bird comes, the babies are like give me food, please.

Love this so much! Your dedication is admirable and your narration is easy on the ears, informative, with a touch of humor 😆 So proud of mama bird for doing all that work! Her babies seem ready to live a long life.

this video is super good i was trying to find good videos but you made my day 😊

The intruders had the smartest idea of getting vulnerable prey, what a smart hunting plan

YOUR VIDEO WAS VERY WELL PUT TOGETHER❤ ENJOYED THE TALK LETTING ME KNOW WHAT IS HAPPENING ON A DAY TO DAY BASIS 🤔 THANK YOU & PLEASE CONTINUE THIS GREAT CONTENT OF BIRDS LIFE🫶🏾🌹👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🌈

Proud work you did there man. Good for you. You've come a long way

Great series dude. Wonderful footage and story-line as well.

Great Video. Let the littel birds live a happy life :)

Awesome video. Someone else has probably mentioned it, but a metal plate around the entrance can protect from predators.

It's the chicks looks so cute I love your videos about finding a birdhouse

Female finch is such a beautiful little bird and the males are red but not as beautiful as the bright yellow female. They love thistle too!!

Lol 😂 birds are really good parents ❤

These poor chickens was cute. Good Work. New Subscriber!

Great job Slivki, loved this experience. I ❤ Kuki!

Fascinating, beautiful…this is some of the BEST YT content to be had.

They are so cute!!😍😍❤❤❤lord the baby birds are so cute!!!!💜💜💕💕

Very excellent documentary of bird behavior you completed here! 💖

Recommended other channels like this type of content i love this

Thanks for the update. Great ending to this video documentation. 👍

I think your bird box could be larger to give more room for mum and dad, but loved the video, thanks, see you next year, Bob in the UK

AMAZING! That was the greatest ending ever !❤️ when they got scared by the Predator i laughed cuz their faces were funny😂

Hatchlings will just do that when they hear any sounds. If you approach a nest they will suddenly pop out at you and it's really frightening.

2:42 that one fly dude

Thank you for making this wonderful video for us enjoy God bless you 🙏❤️ greetings from Finland 🇫🇮 ❤

I love documentaries like this.☺😁

Very cool 👍 Next time you should make a fancy birdhouse with a pool and maybe a car garage lol

Nature is absolutely incredible.

The Cat: “That is an unfounded accusation!”

Just the release I needed.

Just a hint that bird singing at 6:10 is a blackbird :D but the one that attacked the nest is for sure a starling :)

@andreibale89

8 ай бұрын

I wanted to comment this. thanks!

the starling that was singing and the ones after it are actually blackbirds which are super cool(starlings are cool too)

Thank you for this wonderful video. Life is so beatuiful!

Great Job. You did well. Thank you

FYI, the bird that attacked the bird house was indeed a starling but the bird singing at 6:09 is a male blackbird and brown bird at 6:13 is a female blackbird.

GREAT!! ❤🎉🎉 DAMN STARLING, MAGPIE & OTHER PREDATORS 😠 Time to get the old trusty slingshot out..

Wonderful Video!!!

💚✌🏽A nice view into the unseen world of our winged family. Thank you🐦‍⬛

It’s cool seeing how different bird species raise their chicks

The chicks throwing their butts in the air really make me giggle.

Well done sir 👏🏼

Amazing content, I could learn a thing or 2 from you! 🎉

I love how when the mom comes they go crazy 😂😂😂

What kind of birds are they? ( the chicks and the mama bird)

Mother Nature and the creator. Just wow

Bro the part where the chick just package their Shit is so wild, I had no idea that this happenes that’s kinda gross

I love chickadees. Thats a great story.🐣

Great narration!

6:14 bro took a shit 💀

I can't wait for next years improvements

Phenomenal vid, keep it up

Bravo! Check out Robert E Fuller’s cameras and video work for tips. The moderators know a ton about the process. He mostly has barn owls, tawny owls, and he has filmed doves as well.

The last one was reminiscing on the moments before it flew away 😂

I was happy that my bird was save thank you for helping my pet bird

These type of videos are good

That's a shit ton of siblings in such a small space😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

Bro the kids were like “oh is mom guys! OH SHIT IS NOT!” Really funny

Next year you should put the ring on the bird, so if you observe bird around the nest, you know that bird was born in your home wooden nest

"Nature thought of everything"😂😂😂😂 right

I love birds🐦❤

baby birds dont have long digestive tracks and don't obtain a lot of the nurturance, so eating the baby bird poo probably very common.

I hope this little chickadee gets some help from these predators. Such a cute little chicadee, I dont want her to go.

@dontmindmyname1234

8 ай бұрын

thats a tit

@ARandomCardinal

8 ай бұрын

@mangotheibetchi2375 i looked it up, it's a European chicadee

The one baby bird in the thumbnail has no shame.

I just realized I watched 9 minutes of birds and I liked it

All of those baby birds are brothers

where are you from, i'm from vietnam and i love the little birds in them so cute

Bruh those chicks gonna be spider bird

Amazing content learned a lot

Wow! Really great video!

The starling that you said was singing is a blackbird

Really enjoyed that!

That was a cool segment.

That nest box is dangerous for birds m Please make it properly...

This was so adorable

Love this video ❤

amazing video and narration.

Love your videos. Keep up the great work please. Thank you.

Do the birds come back after flying to the same place.

All i wanna know is what happened to The miniature furniture

@blewedeh

8 ай бұрын

A bird stole the table and chair and he took out the bed

@menace_to_society719

8 ай бұрын

The chair took the bed?

@menace_to_society719

8 ай бұрын

Hehehe

Amazing do it again yes

I love chickadees😊❤

Wow thanks for the great video.

Beutiful work!

I like how the "casing" looks like a diaper

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Fun and entertaining, thanks!