Bulbul bird PUSHED Out all CUCKOO Eggs | Bulbul pushed out cuckoo eggs before hatching

Bulbul baby birds feeding in bulbul nest.
bird watching at bulbul nest

[@Gamergirlgaming134]

I don’t think those are cuckoo eggs Cuz 1 cuckoos don’t lay 2 eggs in one nest 2 if there Were cuckaoo eggs they’d probably hatch first 3 the cuckoo chick always hatches earlier And grows much faster then the Over chicks that’s in the nest

[@timcheng1529]

I doubt the cuckoo eggs always hatch earlier than the host eggs, but the other points make sense.

[@Gamergirlgaming134]

@@timcheng1529 also when the cuckoo chick throws the host eggs or chicks that’s in the nest the mother bird doesn’t do anything

[@jinmengyo5163]

For another reason, I also do not believe these are cuckoo eggs. The videos of birds filmed in these tomato fields are all highly contrived in order to increase the number of views on KZbin. Invariably, the end result is a baby bird being eaten by a snake.

[@psiloki9054]

Cuckoo birds have spotted eggs, bulbul eggs are reddish with spots…..I swear that eggs look like a chicken egg. I think they put a chicken egg in the nest for views.

[@madman9658]

yeah its rarely,but i've seen magpies nest with only 2cuckoo in their nest while i found 2 magpie egg lying down on the ground,and lucky me i was on time the egg is fine hatching in my magpies pet nest with 3 foster sibling in there.

[@MaulmacabreDNA]

LOL! Bird is like "Not mine. Don't care".

[@bigburkhart2293]

The way it jumped down after the second one, I think it ate the yolk of the egg.

[@legsusmaximus6854]

@@bigburkhart2293 i hope so

[@refiii9499]

For all the people saying these are the bulbuls eggs that didn’t hatch… no! Bulbul eggs are mauve with tons of speckles or white with lots of speckles. These eggs look 100% that if a coo coo bird.

[@psiloki9054]

All the cuckoo eggs I’ve seen have speckles and it’s pretty recognizable. Looks like chicken eggs placed in the nest by someone for views, idk

[@JoshEmerson0421]

That's funny cuz cuckoo birds egs are chameleon and look like whatever eggs are already in there.. nobody om this comment thread knows what they're talking about

[@psiloki9054]

@@JoshEmerson0421 heres the thing, I’ve looked extensively into this subject. I’ve studied up on how and why the spots appear on the eggs. I have even seen cuckoo lay eggs into nests of birds with no spots and their eggs still have spots, very small spots but spots no less. It’s their biology that changes the color and spots on the eggs. The baby chicks even come in many skin colors, their movements and heat signatures even mimic the soon to be victimized bird, but I’ve found no evidence that a cuckoo can lay a pure white egg. Cuckoos have 30 different songbirds to mimic and I’ve seen every single cuckoo replacement egg none of the songbirds/cuckoo eggs are spotless

[@ethanxer3366]

@@psiloki9054legit can see the egg come out of the bird lol

[@shaurya028]

Yes bulbul egg are not white

[@focuswithcham6190]

so satisfying seeing cuckoo eggs gets pushed lol

[@witcher2305]

Wanna omlet?

[@IHATESEENO]

Looks who's the one getting pushed out now.

[@christhe2dprotogen511]

Those eggs never asked to be in that nest, if I was there, I’d raise them

[@annang1000]

It is cruelty. It happens to animals and humans.

[@TheUncannyDeity]

Plot Twist: chick left in the nest is a cockcoo bird!

[@LordProteus]

Absolute Hero. Protecting all of Bird-kind from the most obnoxious parasite.

[@German_Shepherd_Mom]

maybe just maybe the Bulbul is finally evolving to recognize the parasitic eggs. I really really hope so!! and this video just made my whole day! Thank you ♥♥♥

[@fidelaromo6705]

finally, a smart bird , that will no be feeding parasites

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

You do realize that brood parasite *Can't* do things differently, right? Why do people act like brood parasites behave in any sort of malice?

[@zilvercederbom]

It already has, but it is an evolutionary arms race so to speak. It's quite a fascinating topic, I recommend reading indepth on the evolution of the cuckoo and the counter evolution of the various hosts!

[@Ittybritty196]

@@blobbertmcblob4888 That doesn't change the fact that brood parasites are detrimental, and most often lethal, to the brood they parasitize. Do you go nagging people when they use safe and effective pesticides for fleas, ticks, and mites? They can't do things differently either, but they still spread debilitating and painful diseases, and must be removed for the health of the host.

[@asmodeus304]

@@fidelaromo6705 robins

[@Phantomshift0]

I see a lot of people asking this so: The mom is doing exactly what it looks like, makes me queasy every time but I know why they do it. The bird is eating the baby’s waste, keeps the nest clean and she gets some nutrients out of it because the baby doesn’t digest everything. If they don’t do this the best becomes incredibly disgusting incredibly fast. ( some bids will try to aim outside the nest but it will still get messy, other birds like owls and hawks just go around them and within the first few days the nest is coated it bird shit, not hygiene)

[@Johnny-pp7dx]

Puts some human parents to shame

[@kips8156]

Yup, these little birds are easy pray for anything that has a nose. So they have to keep their nest clean. Eaglets are pretty good at keeping the nest clean…but I can’t say the same for the trees they’re in. Owls will also poop out pellets. It’s not like other bird poop. It’s a lot of the bones and feathers they couldn’t digest so it’s not noticeable really. Little black or brown balls. Owls are messy eaters though or maybe it was just this one nest I watched on a cam that had horrible nest manners. But this nest of Great Horns will have these white birds that they bring in and eat. Holy crap was the nest decorated in white feathers. 😂 The sad thing about owls is that they can’t build nests. They don’t have strong legs to break branches like eagles do. So they can’t add layers on top of the old mess.

[@bigburkhart2293]

@@kips8156 Owls are smart enough to find plenty of good places that don't involve construction. Hollows in dead trees are common enough to find out in the woods, especially in swamp land.

[@zachlee7945]

couldn't she eat the egg also?

[@Toblerones]

Thank so much, I was looking for that explanation

[@DeclanGilmartin]

Amazing how well birds build a nest

[@PestilentAllosaurus]

Right?! It's absolutely amazing to see. And how many different kinds of designs, materials, shapes, defensive, etc. Depending on the species is just astonishing. Like Harpy Eagles not only look for the perfect spot to nest, but when building it- also Weave or place down (I think it's a plant) forgive my memory... but it's something that is basically a insect/parasite deterrent. To keep away more parasitic bugs.

[@munenex]

Really amazing.

[@esser7678]

03:08 aww 😍 he is sending us kisses

[@neodintchly]

Never seen before asskiss

[@thanhngaart9299]

"💋"☺

[@hotlemonade6643]

wtf, r/cursedcomments 🤣🤣🤣

[@kaylinfaulkner9260]

For everyone saying that that is a live cuckoo bird in the nest it is not their bigger than that and if it was a cuckoo bird they're instinct is to push out all the other eggs and the baby chick would have pushed the eggs out before the mom would have had a chance The chick in the nest is not a cuckoo bird The parent had already laid her check when a cuckoo bird had dropped her eggs in and the mother bird knew that those eggs weren't hers

[@JP-uf9sh]

There are a few cocoo species who lay more than one egg into a hosts nest. Usually those species are less inclined to kill the silblings present but they do tend to outcompete them by size and food taken. Parasitism is always a fine balance between host and parasite. Parasites usually do not benefit from eradicating their hosts. Especiallly not specialized parasites like cocoos. They adapt to lay eggs that resemble certain bird groups they parasite and some even specialize on individual species. Hence it is a balancing act you might find individuals who display behaviors that go into diffent extremes regardless weather we judge them as good or as bad. Human ideals and opinions does not bother nature. So Its not as unlikely to find 1-2 cocoo eggs abnormalities is what pushes evolution forward.

[@vinnysing1324]

The only baby bird left in the nest looks like a cuckoo

[@PrimalFurCollector]

He sus...

[@kaylinfaulkner9260]

​@@mariej6962that is not true cuckoo birds are a lot different looking and would have been a lot bigger the mother already had her bird in the nest when the cuckoo bird dropped her eggs so she knew they weren't her eggs and kicked them out

[@kaylinfaulkner9260]

No it doesn't a cuckoo birds feathers are a lot rougher and they're a lot bigger What happened here Is that this bird had already hatched her egg in a cuckoo bird came and put eggs in her nest and she knew that she didn't have any eggs left. If that was a cuckoo bird in the nest it would have instinctively tried to get the other eggs out itself They always do that that bird had no interest in the other egg cuckoo birds would have killed the other eggs

[@mwoxo]

If the mother knew she had not only been feeding and nurturing but also eating the shite of an imposter and allowing that imposter to murder her own flesh and blood… well, she would probably fly deliberately and at full speed into the nearest window pane.

[@jungkookscuddlebear]

that's not true.. if it's a cuckoo his first instinct would be to push all eggs out from the host as soon as it been born so a big no!

[@charlie2b-d335]

Cuckoo eggs hatch first then the cuckoo kicks out whatever is in the nest, luckily that wasn't a cuckoo bird or it would have push those eggs himself before they would hatch.

[@user-em4qf9nx3t]

لا بيض الوقواق لونه ازرق اذن هذا البيض ليس للوقواق

[@Ruby-G]

This Bulbul bird is smart to pushed out all the cuckoo eggs to save her offspring.

[@jyvaineorchids2255]

Such a loving mama

[@shafqatishan437]

Not sure if it's mom, many birds chics are raised by their dads.

[@Theanimalfarm077]

People are saying how do you know they aren’t hers. They do not lay all white eggs as far as what ive seen.

[@bizzyg5751]

I'm going to trust the person who posted this video as someone who observed the situation and knows the situation.

[@McKnighty]

Nerd

[@bizzyg5751]

@@McKnighty lol. I prefer dork, but thanks.

[@sidoniewinterpasternak9938]

There is almost always just one cuckoo egg, those ejected two must be either the spare eggs or those not hatched

[@richiecook5259]

It's possible separate cuckoo's put their eggs there

[@akyioup4636]

Dumbass

[@Darth1Marik]

No those were both Cuckoo eggs. Bulbul eggs have spots and they most likely can visually identify their own eggs.

[@Jhfisibejoso8pkabrvo2is8]

Nope. Bulbul eggs are quite visually distinct from cuckoo eggs, and these are DEFINITELY not bulbul eggs. As someone else said, it's possible that multiple cuckoos parasitized the same nest.

[@litgal783]

Or the second egg was placed there by the camera person. Happens all the time. Both egg and baby are cuckoos.

[@B1izzardHawk]

Not sure they were cuckoo eggs, they would have hatched a long time ago if they were and not to mention cuckoos don't lay 2 eggs in a single nest. They probably pushed the eggs out of the nest because they realized they weren't viable and by that point were just acting as a possible beacon for predators to come to the nest as well as just taking up space in a nest for the 1 baby that did hatch.

[@razorransom1795]

No, a cuckoo can lay two eggs in same nest, but rarely do they have enough time too.

[@AA-vf9jb]

Completely agree BlizHawk

[@lagatha1037]

Isn’t that a cuckoo chick in the nest? Sure looks like one to me.

[@Ozraptor4]

Bulbul eggs are mauve and covered in speckles and blotches. Those plain white eggs clearly belong to a different species.

[@kips8156]

@@razorransom1795 yeah, you’re probably right. Like how eagles will rarely have a second clutch if something happened to the first. They will only have a second clutch if they have enough time left. I’ve seen an eagle nest fall from a terrible storm a previous year. Hays eagle nest, if you wanna look for it. They had to make a completely new nest cuz the tree they were previously in fell with the nest too. They ended up having one egg in their second clutch. It was a big female too by the looks of pictures I saw.

[@hueyang5943]

Probably can't eat all the poops 😂

[@kanupriyakarmali3817]

😂

[@zeenafarooque4368]

😆

[@PRANAJAstudio]

kasih sayang ibu pada ankanya ,burung yang cantik, semoga lestari👍

[@nosukebito]

あれはカッコウの卵ではないと思う。 2つの大きさが同じだし小さい。 そして、カッコウが同じ巣に2つ卵を産むことは無い。

[@davidpimblett3573]

Well that’s definitely put me off my breakfast.

[@tswvxyastswvyeej5510]

Bulbul is smart bird, she is not dumn like other birds. Mother bird got an elagant price after feeding her babies.

[@peterpaul1962]

The baby bird looks more like a cuckoo baby bird 😂

[@zoramralte]

Seems like it

[@rrtsduf]

But didn't push eggs out soooooo

[@blueskies6475]

@@rrtsduf yes, it did!

[@Madheim777]

the cuckoos chicks are easy to identify since their heads are kinda bulky and "flat" compared with the normal ones, also their wings to be have some "claw design" to help them hang to the nest borders and throw the other chicks and eggs.

[@jungkookscuddlebear]

that's not true.. if it's a cuckoo his first instinct would be to push all eggs out from the host as soon as it been born so a big no!

[@Chief_5]

Evolution takes a step forward. Bulbul realized that’s not the right egg. 😊🤔

[@user-hc4id5mw7n]

Птичка выкидывает свои яйца. Видимо еды мало, чтобы всех выкормить или чувствует, что птенцы уже не вылупятся, т. к. старший птенец уже оперенный.

[@_Chessa_]

Apparently not. As the BulBul eggs look very different to those Cuckoo eggs. If you research the colors. The Cuckoo missed its timing when laying the eggs in this nest.

[@manaburden2909]

Yeah that cuckoo is To Cucuy.....brilliant footage

[@eizol568]

Good work!

[@sillystephys7123]

The shit eating thing gets me every time

[@jonathancawas7433]

Little did we know.. the bulbul mother slurp the coocoo's cracked egg🤣🤣

[@kao31]

Look at it, it's very amazing.

[@anamikarai4918]

Bulbul : Now time to remove that bomb before being hatched😑😐

[@Arieskie]

You believe this, I have a great investment for you.. 😂😂😂

[@DisIzDaName]

Looks like a person put the egg there. Unlikely a parasite bird would lay their egg on top of an already hatched chick.

[@karrark8702]

Amazing 🕊🕊🕊🕊

[@animaliasurvival3680]

Wow Nice Video.😍😍💖💖👍👍

[@aakniazi253]

Intelligent bird too informeted video

[@amorsolocanuto37]

Wow those tomatoes.

[@redozmasoma]

these birds don't take no bulbul from anyone

[@nitink15]

The cuckoo laid eggs bit a late after the hatchling of Bulbul came out. The Bulbul thought that those 2 were dead eggs as hatchling is growing up but still eggs are not hatching. Hence the bulbul discarded those two eggs one after the other.

[@nenitaolmedotirano7723]

Wow so beautiful

[@beermanmccool1226]

I don't think those were cuckoo eggs, but bulbul eggs that simply didn't hatch.

[@Ozraptor4]

Bulbul eggs are mauve and covered in speckles and blotches. They don't look anything like the eggs in that nest.

[@shanerooney7288]

@@Ozraptor4 Could be fake eggs the humans put there to encourage the birds to keep nesting.

[@ramonmalaya8451]

Aren’t cuckoo eggs suppose to hatch early to give them a leg up on the other hatchlings?

[@shanerooney7288]

@@ramonmalaya8451 yes.

[@Ittybritty196]

@@ramonmalaya8451 Yup! But nature's messy. The mom might've miscalculated how far along the native eggs are

[@user-rb2po4rz2u]

😍🐣😘👍

[@mobileplayers5008]

That eggs look like it from pigeons. They put it in for making more viewers.

[@uke7084]

The first 10 seconds I was like 🤨😶😵😬

[@coconutruby]

My hero😊

[@bagtea]

lmao the way it eats all that shit

[@therightNewskannada]

This is the first time I seen this ,

[@WaynesAdventure]

Yes, awesome

[@jungkookscuddlebear]

explanation for all viewers who are confused the chick left is not a cuckoo!!! if it's a cuckoo chick his first instinct would be to push all eggs out from the host as soon as it been born.. it will only stop if it's done doing it so a big no! this chick is lot bigger than a newborn

[@spaghettirus1229]

Not too sure. Usually cuckoo hatches 1st

[@angiebeckles4875]

Is the mom eating the baby bird’s poop?

[@tkvenkateshin]

May be that eggs are own eggs but non fertilized eggs, that birds can sense earlier its hatching. Moreover cuckko eggs are in green color.

[@quangthaiphung7976]

Chim mẹ thông minh tuyệt vời , nó biết không phải trứng của nó đẻ ra. Mong loài chim này tồn tại mãi mãi.

[@minhlehuynh4805]

chim chào mào dân mình còn chuộng nuôi lắm

[@izzij3599]

It seems like the bird is trying to make it "look" like an accident. Clean bottom of nest and oops. That way the cuckoo might not catch on that it is deliberate.

[@kiyunia]

cuckoos aren’t that smart lol

[@ruralpoet]

Good bird

[@muhammadsayeed3570]

Words putted opposite on the description

[@lxsinger]

I guess they weren’t viable or weren’t properly incubated…smart bird.

[@lxsinger]

@Mama C yes, given mother birds know how to incubate eggs, meaning it was done purposely. 😉 It’s great to see some species of birds have evolved to recognized brood parasitism.

[@lxsinger]

@Mama C 😆

[@Akira625]

Are you sure those were cuckoo eggs, and not simply her own eggs, but failed to hatch?

[@ttroy2951]

I agree with you

[@virginiamoss7045]

They most likely were duds of her own.

[@daphnelu7]

Imagine humans regurgitating food for their babies and eating their poop 😂

[@joelgaas858]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@astrinymris9953]

Where neither prepared baby foods nor well-equipped kitchens exist, human mothers are known to pre-chew adult food then spit it into their babies' mouths. It sounds disgusting to us, but it prevents choking deaths. Thankfully, as far as I knew, women eating their babies' poop has never been a thing.

[@rudyarispeplayfloodescape2213]

Lol yeah

[@lan-huihuang4821]

Clever girl

[@briankleinschmidt3664]

"Oh the cuckoo. She's a pretty bird. She never says, "Cuckoo" 'til the fourth of July."

[@tregrenos8615]

Why is she feeding it from the wrong end and why does it keep making kissy faces at the camera? :P

[@henryl3e]

You can hear the egg crack as it lands on the floor.

[@hmin5927]

*Look like chicken eggs, I guess YOU planted them!*

[@pollyannaprinciple5860]

How do you know that those are cuckoo eggs? Maybe those were her own but she over pushed. She almost seemed worried when she pushed out the last egg like it was an accident.

[@legion_1123]

EXACTLY!!!! This video is a dumbass mother bull her "baby" is a parasite cuckoo! The dumb mother stopped Incubating her own eggs because the cuckoo bird hatches so much faster she let her own eggs go to waste bc she was too busy feeding and eating cuckoo shit THEN she pushed out her OWN eggs to raise someone else's bastard parasite. Mother of the year here!

[@annang1000]

There is no accident. It is premeditated murder.

[@monsterteamtr6488]

Those may also be infetelized eggs which means not gonna hatch so why do they gonna hold space?

[@ampunbangd4855]

I wanna explain it to you but kindda lazy so i just gonna give a good video who explain it in short and fun

[@donnadees1971]

Former comment -?…. However never knew moms ate baby’s poo. Did I see right?

[@LadyScaper]

Yes, they eat the poop, it’s not 100% digested by the baby, so they get some nutrients. Doing that keeps the nest clean.

[@nana31981]

O:26 the mother feeds the chick and the chick feeds the mother

[@gunther1454]

What if she is feeding the cuckoo hatchling and she just dumped her own?

[@alwaysright6358]

Possible. Cuckoo eggs tend to hatch before other eggs do.

[@LadyScaper]

Didn’t dump her own, it was other cuckoo eggs.

[@Madheim777]

@@alwaysright6358 that couldnt be possible since cuckoos tend to inmediately throw the other chicks and eggs to take out the competence.

[@agentindy]

One cuckoo is already exhausting the bird with feeding, that's why the bird pushed down the other two eggs 🤔

[@Madheim777]

lol no, that is not a cuckoo.

[@OpinionatedChicken59]

She built a nest in a tomato bush?

[@odeggodegan3871]

Mantap gaiys lanjutkan

[@jyju66]

Now who is the real cuckoo?

[@aronrai4444]

Everyone is talking about poop egg bird having accidentally egg fall but what about the tomato plant with a fruit

[@israelalvarado9720]

But I believe the parasite birds hatch earlier than the others birds, how can this be a parasite egg ?

[@FlowingDepths]

I didn't know cuckoo eggs could be white... are we sure these are cuckoo eggs?

[@Madheim777]

actually cuckoos have the ability to produce eggs similar to the race they invade.

[@monikatrimarchi2130]

Bye bye egg 🥚 looks as it's falling

[@Arieskie]

Those aren’t cuckoo eggs. Someone went to the grocery store.

[@haxonprime1243]

Birds do this when the eggs are unfertilized and arn't going to hatch. Notice how far along the single baby is compared to the eggs which all got layed at the same time. They weren't gong to hatch. If she leaves them in the nest they go rotten and can kill the one/s that are a live.

[@user-ix9tv8dh6g]

🙋‍♀️👍💐

[@aroomermardoo6502]

Im very happy cuckoo kids were thrown out from the house

[@kaylinfaulkner9260]

If that was a cuckoo bird and the nest like everybody is saying they're instincts are to push out the other eggs or nest mates this chick didn't do any of that and is the natural chick of the Mama bird

[@xiongboon]

You feed me I feed you....

[@xondeez757]

i dont mind the parasitic behaviour but the strange thing is how the baby pushes out other eggs

[@LucaBunny.]

What an effective use of resources 😔

[@shannonspage9360]

These are neither bulbul eggs or cuckoo eggs. They maybe some other eggs that someone put in the nest to draw views to their video….

[@joodebritannia6345]

Why they’re eating poop?

[@valgaj3453]

Гнездо в помидорах😀

[@tefd8291]

What did I just watch

[@cliffbot638]

That's bad news for the remaining chick. The cuckoo birds mom is gonna be back for revenge

[@B1izzardHawk]

Depends really. If it's a common cuckoo, probably not. But the eggs weren't viable otherwise they would have hatched a long time ago.

[@jedahaw]

Isnt the chick a cuckoo too? I'm not familiar.

[@B1izzardHawk]

@@jedahaw no, if you compare the appearance of this chick to the chicks from past vids, you'll see it is indeed a bulbul

[@ianfox9262]

Cuckoos eggs hatch faster, then they throw the other eggs out.

[@sublimeznew732]

Bulbul

[@lunatekcc8377]

clever bird. good to see, I hate cuckoos

[@eschwarz1003]

Way to go wise birb. Hope you either coevolved this or can teach your young how to handle parasitic birds

[@LD-xk2lw]

did this baby bird poop out an egg? 0:05

[@FairladyS130]

Why does the big bird wear a s**t eating grin.

[@Dangtruongvlog]

The mother bird cleans the nest by eating her baby's hygiene

[@michaelgaskell7408]

Disappointed to see only one Bulbul chick.

[@MerryChristmas-me8lr]

THE MOTHER JUST EAT ####