I wonder why all these birds never let the dad see the kids, (they want to see the chicks) and only the mom wants to be the only one around the kids 🤔 and just have the dad only get food and leave 🤷‍♀️

Pay attention humans, this is the way to care for a family. Mother cares and nurtures, Father hunts and provides. No competition, just cooperation. No confusion on family roles, gender, or equality nonsense. This is GOD given instinct, without the manipulation of tv, cellphone, computer.

Precious

Feed the same one twice not helping the others

That's a really big family right there 💗💗

Aww weird animal incest

Did I hear that story correctly? If so, it's touching to me that Luna was a fostered rescue and then ended up doing the same and taking on two lost owlets as her own. I'd like to think she knew what she was doing. After all, she recognized her childhood home, too😊

cool moment, when other type owl see egg and go out from home

Wow what a production! All lessons of nature in one video. Thank you for this!

damn you little girl. quitting cs just to play on. xd

"Nope, hello no, not going out there"

This film was just awesome. Well done :) My daughter is doing her year out at an RSPCA rescue centre. They've had a a couple of Tawny's and Barn owls in which are soon to be released. They've also got 11 fox cubs which are so cute. It's amazing the work the RSPCA does.

This is amazing video❗️

"Every night with these dang barn owls"

You and your team have done an incredible job.Gid bless you

At my grandmas house swans are bilding a nest

Puffs

how beautiful 🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉❤️ty ❤️

I love all animals...They are a gift... beautiful moment 🧡💚💙

Печально , было много птенцов , п выросло только четыре

❤❤❤❤❤❤Спасибо

Shout out to all you single dads out there busting your butts to provide for your kids. You are appreciated!

"MOM COME PICK ME UP I'M SCARED"

❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing your photos and videos

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What a privilege to be able to see all that beauty

You are an exceptional artist and wildlife filmmaker i truely enjoy watching your videos especially of bird families. Your commentary is informative and delightful.

An Eastern Cottontail rabbit had a litter of 2 kits in one of our large flower pots. We were able to confirm her feeding them at night with a couple pics. Then once they were able to leave that nest we saw the moment they climbed out into the world! She kept them in a protected spot under our deck! It was amazing and quite a thrill!

Nice job ! Keep Filming..

I adore Kestrel's, but I don't know an awful lot about them. Your video was wonderful, educational and I have learned so much about them. It was great to see the adults personalities, and how Athena was an experienced mother and was getting frustrated with Apollo, but how he learned and grew as a father and how he was fascinated every time a new chick hatched. The harsh realities of raising young, and food scarcity really brought home how we have to help these beautiful birds thrive. Thank you for caring and filming these magnificent birds. Thank you to Jean and her team for running a rescue centre and thank you to everyone who contributed. I'm new to the channel, and this was an instant "like" and subscribe.

Such beautiful creatures 🦢

Amazing how they all love each other. They win the parents of the year award too! Just wow.

What a fabulous film and excellent video and photography skills. Thank you for an amazing insight.

She know about camera. Way she turned to look when sat on her babies

This is sooo cute❤ That look on the owl's face 😊

Give Mr Fuller a knighthood!

we here in Southern California have Rufus hummingbirds and boy they don't share a feeder. They want it all to themself!

Their sure such chatters . lol

Poor Kestrels! Those Jackdaws are horrable birds.