They are beautiful but numbers are way to high Scotland needs a predator to bring down their numbers which will result in re growth of tree & plants but the wealthy land owners like it as it is Barron

Man do I love your videos! Im currently trying to get crows to start coming around my house more often. We do not have ravens unfortunately but I find crows to be quite amazing in their own way. Ravens are certainly a bird I would love to witness flying around in the wild one day though. I just found the channel and have been watching everything. Its so awesome to be into falconry. I love owls. Ever since I was about 14 and had a near religious run in with a Great Horned Owl on my grandparents property I have found owls to be fascinating creatures. I also love how absolutely beautiful eagles, falcons, and hawks are. To have a bond with such a creature must be a truly special thing. That said, I am also very interested to see how this new chapter in your channel goes. I find Scotland to be a beautiful and fascinating place, and to have someone making content there about interesting subjects with Fable as a co-host, how could I not tune in?

he mimicking a dog growling.

How is she with mirrors? There can be some company in mirrors for birds ❤ not sure if she uses one or how she's like with a mirror?

She wants you to fill the container with food. It's so beautiful to see her flying around free.

yes I can attest to that. lol. Very strong clamp.

Why music over talking?:( I wanna hear fable!

now that birds teaching english well done

When you said 'Hi everyone' I thought the bird already started 😂😂😂😂

thank you for this video, trying to get into falconry as an american in Germany and already have my German hunting license, si need all the help I can to take the falconry test in German as my german is just not as good as I would like it to be

Beautiful footage! I am curious as to what sort of predator, prey relationship these deer have, if any. Is it man? Would it have been wolves in the past? Thanks for your content, I hope this finds you, Fable, and the rest of your family well! ❤

I have a granddaughter who is much the same.

Luke 12:24-32 😂

Hope you are successful getting that land.. Love seeing you and Fable! ❤

I love fable. But when they make the grudge sound? Not so much😂

The way Ravens and other Corvids emulate things like pitch, timbre/tone color, is extremely impressive. This is beyond sound mimicry or repetition, as they seek to accurately duplicate unique sound. But what takes it to another level and really amazes me is the ambient or environmental aspect of varying vocalizations. For example, Fable’s “mwah” sounds like it’s being said in an echoey room, whereas other vocalizations may sounds as if they’re being heard from a distance despite Fable being very near the microphone, while others so very clear a near. This detail truly amazes me, as it takes things beyond mimicry and emulation to something more akin to recorded audio playback.

Thank you so much ! Good to hear your voice.😊

Going to ask this question from an intelligent lady who knows eagles I saw a post about how Eagles live approximately 70 years and that at about the age of 40 years they will go off and grind down their beak because it has started to get overgrown and also in the meantime They will stay hidden in there Greenhouse nests until the beak is able to grow back… Is this true?🤍🤍🦋🦋🦋🦅🦅

Boop Boop, beautiful Fable. 😊❤😊

Looking forward to any and all videos you post!

So all along, we thought ghosts existed, and it is RAVENS scaring us 😂😂😂😂😂

Just keep doing what your doing.

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That's hilarious that she uses fowl language. ...i'll see myself out, thanks...

What if...... The raven was trying to teach the human raven words? 😄

Sounds like the phone operator. Even had the English accent!! Thought that was coo

This bird reminds me of crow or raven.

Sounding like a Minecraft villager lol

I thought Mexico"s national bird is the Golden Eagle ?

Aw this really warmed my heart ♥️ such a clever bird! I love how she rolls (whatever she’s eating) down the netting and catches it! 😅

You should let the crow fly outside for some exercise...

It's always a treat to see Fable. And with a toy that produces loud and obnoxious sounds, she must be in corvid heaven!

So beautiful : )

Is it BLINKING LIKE That ?! OMG i thought Ravens only did that in Game of Thrones! You know when Bran sees thru their eyes 😂

So happy to see the two of you again. Very sorry for your loss 😢. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Fable is a great name!

GIVE the bird is freedom A.H.

That was frigging fascinating! She very definitely seemed to think the sound was coming from underneath the xylophone, imo. But why? Frankly, I wouldn't disagree with her. But she also seemed to consider that the xylophone itself made the noise, or the red end of the (what is that called?) drumstick. Corvids justifiably have a reputation for intelligence - particularly the New Caledonian Crow(?). Perhaps we (the internet) should buy you a young macaw of some sort, or a Kea/Kia, you could then train it to do Soduko puzzles and, after some initial training, we'll see who is fastest or best ...

Little genius is just practice his English and his script for when he finally takes his freedom back. Sounds like he was practicing karate as well so he carful not to get your butt whipped lol!! Boop boop hooah!😂😂

Fable is very interested in that xylophone. It's obvious. She's so wonderful! Thanks for sharing!

In time, she'll figure out how it works. Sometimes you just have to let them figure it out on their own, like human children.

So great to see Fable again! ❤

Wow, simply thank you so much for this content and your dedication!

Sge was definetly thinking about how that works... she looked under it to see and hear where the sound came from. :)

Fable's first xylophone lesson! She'll figure it out eventually. Beautiful!

Hola. Es muy para cetreria

Hello, I love you videos, ans I want to try training a Raven. Is there any special advice you can give me? Thank you

Hi Amy and Fable! 🌟👍

First time seeing your channel today, it's fascinating. At first I felt bad for Fable watching her alone at night (cursing). Next I saw her interacting with you, and felt better. Is she a rescue? I once had the pleasure of playing fetch the stick with a crow that was a rescue. I live in Minnesota where crows are known to team up with Timberwolves on the hunt. Aerial recon, so to speak. I was wondering if you might have some insight pertaining to their level, and means of communication.

I thought female deer were called does.