Robin vs Blue Jay - Wild Bird Bath Battles in 4K

[@BadassMoFo.]

Mordecai and Margaret IRL 😂🤣

[@Vendzor]

I think you can see CJ in the skies 🤣🤣

[@legitjustice]

also known as wendy from gravity falss ikykyk@@Vendzor

[@7thangelad586]

I’ve never seen such an adorable feud.

[@Mister_H.]

Ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girls. Please take to your seats for today’s first battle. Ding ding

[@starshipkitten9618]

Lol, I think these two had issues with each other before the bath started!

[@MyBackyardBirding]

I think so to. BB

[@stellacrowe3813]

Robbins usually are passive except when defending their babies ,I have seen them fiercely dive bomb on anything near their nest. Blue Jays are bullys , but they also protect other birds by sounding an alert to danger . Doves are near and dear to my heart their peaceful cooing song in the morning makes all that is wrong in world right for me. Loved the video you're the best Thank you.😄 for sharing

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Thanks! The Doves love to spend time at the bath in a group. BB

[@ransfordrowe6409]

Most people from big families with one bathroom can probably relate😀😀

[@dianekelley2090]

Lol! You are so right. I was always relegated to last place!

[@saoget7662]

This is as humourous as the video narration!!!

[@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190]

At least birds have enough sense to stick together; nowadays people are more concerned about the breed of their dogs than their own children!

[@TheWorldOfThoseWhoDoNotSpeak]

Very beautiful and interesting footage!

[@hillaryburdick9313]

This was very entertaining to watch! Thank you!

[@jamesschneider2091]

Interesting natural contest over water rights. I currently have a large flock of Blue Jays working the feeders by the dozens, and flocks of Robins on their annual early fall denuding campaign of my mountain ash trees . . . both species coexisting in large numbers every day with no apparent territory conflicts. By the way, I am surprised year after year with the numbers of Northern Flickers mixing with the robins & waxwings feasting on the ash berries - they do a lot more perching than pecking.

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Sounds like a lot of fun at your place. I'm really enjoying the natural forest bird bath cameras as they offers insight in how birds relate without people around. BB

[@stephaniejacobs3809]

THUNDER SPLASH

[@CenturianEagle]

Amazing quality footage! I haven’t seen many robins this year they left early I think!

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Thanks, I'm starting to get more trail camera footage in 4K now. BB

[@tbsq1114]

HEY MARGARET

[@BadassMoFo.]

Hi Mordecai

[@legitjustice]

sup CJ@@BadassMoFo.

[@ldirk58601]

I have noticed at my feeders that the birds with the longest beaks rule the roost and eat first and drink and bathe first. I have wondered if that is why jays and others have developed a crest. It makes the beak look that much longer. And is that what they mean by pecking order? 😊

[@gigithespiderantnostalgiaa1689]

If You Live In A Forest In North America And Have A Bird Bath, You See At Least 1 Birdy Bath Warfare Per Day

[@birdenthusiastg5570]

Great video lol

[@legitjustice]

what inspired jg quintel, ifykyk

[@johnathantmurray]

So bad