Society Finch Rescue 20220417

This is a chick born to a pair of new parents. Because the parents are completely inexperienced, the chick died. Although they reached out to help, the chick died because the parents did not feed for a long time, resulting in weak physical strength.😥

[@r.c.3542]

I really hope this baby gets to grow up healthy and strong.

[@Regal1]

Read the description 😔

[@Yesi-jt8uo]

@@Regal1 lol I mean what did you guys expect this person obviously doesn’t know how to properly care for them which why would he risk killing all the chick just to try and raise them himself why didn’t he leave them with the parents? Why didn’t he do more research? This chick wasn’t supposed to be fed this chick just hatched and still has the yolk!! Which is also probably why it died

[@Regal1]

@@Yesi-jt8uo lmao I'm not sure why you're addressing this to me 😂 I was answering the question

[@Yesi-jt8uo]

@@Regal1 lmao not you in particular sorry I was just saying

[@Trititaty]

@@Yesi-jt8uo What do you mean "why risk"? Two of her siblings were dead already.

[@Internetpurge]

So sad to see the other two chicks who didn’t make it. Such is a nature, beautiful yet ruthless.

[@kelleymcclain7380]

Nature doesn’t waste and it’s perfect even in death. Humans have so much to learn..

[@Yesi-jt8uo]

This one won’t either

[@EvangelineHawksley]

@@kelleymcclain7380 Okay so by saying "Humans have so much to learn" do you mean yourself too? Or are you an alien? Second, Please enlighten us with your abundance of knowledge on Nature and Death since you seem to know so much more than other "humans".

[@kelleymcclain7380]

@@EvangelineHawksley I feel like this snarky comment doesn’t deserve energy BUT - Your decision to write that and hit send is an example of why nature is more beautiful than some of humanity. There was no reason to say what you did at all except to be ugly on purpose. Bad idea. That was an observation on my part and I’m a natural healer, rescue & rehab wildlife and domestic animals. I spend my days intentionally healing and helping sick people and animals and that’s my life. How bout you? Just going on videos and saying rude and unnecessary comments? Absolutely not worth my energy but thought I’d “enlighten” you. Edit: I’m also a water cremation mortician and studied funeral science. So I also deal with grieving & the dead. Am I human? Very much so- and I do learn every single day from nature..

[@EvangelineHawksley]

@@kelleymcclain7380 Your comment was snarky. "Humans have so much to learn" like you are not one of us. Like you are on a pedestal above us all. Instead of saying what you did, you could have said "WE have so much to learn as a species...not just Humans have so much to learn. So I replied with a snarky comment too. A nature healer....yeah okay, so because of all that you think you are better than everyone else. Us, humans, cant ever get to your lvl. I do not care what you are. By saying all of this you are proving my point that you hold yourself higher than us all. We all deal with grieving and death. I was not ugly on purpose. That is exactly how you came off.

[@scoopydaniels8908]

Omg.. They're SO SMALL!! It's hard to imagine something so delicate EVER surviving to adulthood

[@KingAlphaOmega]

Hummingbird chicks are even smaller than this lol

[@gatrita4141]

It makes me very nervous with the little delicacy with which you treat them 😭

[@riderstrong6397]

... he knows what he is doing...

[@the_specialista6319]

I was thinking exactly the same

[@stillhere1425]

We really don’t know with what force he holds them. I have handled budgie hatchlings and they are terrifyingly delicate-looking, but quite rubbery for their size. They seem fine if fed continuously and warm enough.

[@lindapindabelinda3570]

Ditto. Stopped watching at 19 seconds after baby bird in egg was tossed so hard it bounced and rolled.

[@LizzieWhiz]

​@@lindapindabelinda3570 Wrong! I went back and checked the hatchling did not bounce and roll. however I do think he could be a little more gentle handling the hatchling.

[@thelovelyone7737]

I can’t with the miss treatment of those poor eggs please stop

[@grnpeepers2683]

I completely agree with you. I can't imagine being so used to doing this work would make you so rough. That really bothers me. I sure hope the wee one made it.

[@psycho-delicpyromaniac9595]

The eggs are dead, the chicken he's feeding is the only survivor

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

As a person who myself has cared for a variety of finches for many years, this extremely stresses me out

[@celexia4]

The baby hasn’t even fully absorbed it’s yolk and it’s getting food stuffed down it’s throat. At least let it fully absorb its yolk, first

[@McChrister]

@@celexia4 The person is trying to doing it’s best!! They could have let it die as well…Think positive! Just my opinion….👋🏼🇨🇦

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

@@McChrister If you look at the channel there's hand feeding videos over years. There are two reasons for that. Either the chicks are intentionally taken away from the parents to make the videos and gain clout. Or this person has a massive parent bird mortality under his care, which would be alarming.

[@Mothobius]

@@petrescuework-difficultcas6581 I mean maybe he wants to do it for himself to make sure they are really taken care of

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

@@Mothobius Good parenting birds can perfectly fine take care of their babies themselves. If you have parent birds who don't do this, then stop breeding them. Stop breeding birds who inherit crappy traits you don't want in a breeding program. This then would be a one time issue and not an occurring theme over several years. Something here is very off. In all the years I had finches under my care, I never had to handfeed a baby, as the adults always did fine.

[@rye7606]

Makes me feel like the baby can't breathe when the food covers both the mouth and nose holes.

[@thebreezelife]

It probably died from your rough handling geez

[@ninjakitty4228]

In the future, for the really weak ones, it's really helpful to feed a mix of karo syrup (corn syrup) or sugar, and water. About 1/4 cup of karo to 1 cup of water, with a pinch of salt for the first meal or two, fed with a paint brush. If you try to feed a dehydrated bird food, it's tummy won't push the food through. Thinner food for weak babies, and tiny bites. Better luck with the next one.

[@kiddfaith4397]

That makes a lot of sense. I’ve seen a sugar solution used on a lot of vet shows to give baby animals the energy to start eating.

[@eagleseye4396]

Yes, right. Actually, the cause of the chick's death was because he tried to overfeed it with a huge amount of food in the chick's mouth which led to the blockage of its air passage. I'm a finch breeder myself, and I would see the parents feed the newly hatched chicks with just little crushed seeds with lots of liquids out of the parents' crops. I think he just tried to revive it which is a thumb up. Next time, try to mix the feed formula with a little bit more water and just give the chicks just a little from time to time until their crops get ready to receive more.

[@Kamran_Ali_lala]

I have rescued a society bird baby and I don't know what to feed it please tell me it's feed

[@sarmajere2866]

Oh my goodness! I've only handfed cockatiels when it comes to pet birds, and I once rehabbed a flock of baby starlings when their nest was destroyed by workers who knocked it off the apartment roof, but they had different food needs. This little one is so tiny! It's so sad to see that it didn't do well, but how amazing to see this attempt! I do have society finches now, so it's good to see what I might need to look out for!

[@dot5944]

Why do they get handled so roughly? The tiny birbs are *super* fragile!

[@kiddfaith4397]

They’re so tiny that I imagine anything we do would be perceived as at least a little rough.

[@fatdabs7379]

The other two were dead. But still

[@MsPegasus1001]

When you've handled a lot of baby birds it seems that way but the birds are not harmed

[@iolandamarques9399]

Eu ja cuidei de um beija flor mas não desse jeito. Credo! Imagino o susto do bichinho melhor morrer. Podia envolver em algodão pra mante-lo aquecido

[@LisaDeMartino]

Seems very rough.

[@Levi-bo8jf]

Everybody is so blind y can't you just see what the man is during to the poor chicks

[@DuneDemon8]

I worked in bird rescue for over 15 years and that is one micro patient. I was lucky that the smallest chick I had to hand feed was hatchling of a house martin, but still that is bigger than the speck you had to care for. I hope baby was OK. You have nerves of steel!

[@Mybirds1A]

What a beautiful humanity, a merciful heart

[@chrispoe2947]

OMG 😱 how tiny. I sure hope it does ok and makes it.

[@alinka1776]

Died... 😢

[@chrispoe2947]

@@alinka1776 well that sux

[@elizabethg2715]

Hand feeding finches is extremely difficult. I had 3 hatchling and did my best but the parents were not keeping babys warm or feeding them, sadly they didn't make it but I did my best for them. Hopefully your baby is strong enough and does well!

[@finchbird2419]

@Austin NightEyes You obviously didn't read the comment correctly

[@rosejann7399]

But why did he hand feed right as it was hatched tho👁👄👁 like i know with typical birds that they dont really have to eat when there yolk sack is that fresh ?? I don’t know I may be wrong but that’s what I thought

[@Kirby8356]

May not only one noticing how poorly he’s treated

[@M_A_R_I.]

не ужели такое возможно!? такого крошечного выкормить. пусть всё будет хорошо. 🙏

[@user-gs9ml5vo4n]

Это кто?

[@M_A_R_I.]

@@user-gs9ml5vo4n вроде канарейка 🤔

[@mila-litvinenko]

Такая малюсенькая, я подумала, что детёныш киви.

[@Dinara1002]

О, а я подумала колибри))

[@victoriaweismann]

Такой кроха, надо быть очень аккуратным

[@artbyamyk]

So many comments that he's being to rough 🙄. This little chick is so tiny & he's being as gentle as possible. If there was a camera in the chick's natural habitat, everyone would be yelling at it's mother to be gentle. It would be raining on the chicks, the mother would be stepping all over them, & sometimes if one is sick, the mother will just leave it to die. How's that for gentle? Everyone is so over sensitive about everything. He obviously knows what he's doing & is doing his best to be gentle......

[@praisebetoyahuah4156]

I'd accept that... Then I saw others who do what he does freak out. Ppls hearts know it's was wrong and sadly I agree he is clueless especially after seeing those who do what he does be upset. He's doing it all wrong.

[@duckyday1099]

Have ya ever thought of not handling and dropping it so much. Mom not going to put it under thumb to be fed. Good luck, to the poor thing. Thanks for trying

[@ahtijansson9283]

wow so rough with something so delicate

[@McChrister]

God Bless you and the baby bird(s)……Praying they all make it!🙏🏼♥️👋🏼🇨🇦

[@OscarChicken]

Feeding small bird chicks is the most difficult job. Thanks for sharing

[@pidan0521]

雖然沒能救回牠們，但感謝你的付出，好人平安！！

[@SheenaBeana3]

Aww this brings me back to my days at the NC Wildlife Rehabilitation Center were we did this for baby squirrels and owls! 🥰

[@sseg.9565]

OMG, sorry to say but that was too rough. Poor little baby. Hope it will make it. 🥺🥺🥺

[@kangboris99]

Help for the safety of newly hatched baby birds, great friend 👍

[@NissanTseng]

😉😍😊

[@tonya7568]

You're so rough with the tiny baby. Stop moving it so much

[@ginnielacy170]

I love baby birds! They are so cute and adorable!

[@maggiemay0328]

These are finch babies? SO TINY!! Precious!

[@strawberryme08]

I can’t believe how tiny these are!!! Amazing

[@101Tanyah]

I get so emotional. mine didn't make it. it's beautiful. what to even feed that tiny love. I have golden finch and red breast finches here

[@101Tanyah]

ps..the warmth of your hand probably feels so good to that sweet baby

[@adiladil2984]

Thank you, we learned something wonderful from you

[@dharmagirl5889]

I love society finches. We had lots of finches when I was little. I got to keep the society finches in my room. Love them.

[@erinwilson3361]

Wow so rough..i know you did this a million times. Just makes me nervous

[@kendrickf614]

It’s Wonderful That A Person Takes Out The Time To Save An Animal 🙏🏿❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@suhyungkim7041]

This baby seems to be doing better than the other two. Looks like a fighter! ❤️

[@AliceCrain13]

Considering the other two seem to be dead, he really seems to do better. Hope he made it.

[@alinka1776]

@@AliceCrain13 nope😢

[@rosariogonzalezmartinez3347]

Con lo q veo en el vídeo. No creo q te sobreviva .necesitan mucho calor y papilla en jeringa. Por dios. Cojerlo con pinzas !!🤦, El calor de la mano es muy bueno.

[@sandrakimball518]

Wow! I have never seen a baby bird that tiny in my life. It's actually the size of the owner's thumbnail. Unbelievable! 🐣👀🤯

[@kellyjoiner4418]

If I hadn't seen it moving, I wouldn't believe that was an actual chick...woww. It is so tiny. Good luck lil feller. 🌞

[@CG-su4lg]

That is the tiniest bird I’ve ever seen! My goodness 🫠🥹🥹🥹

[@tiffanymariezaccagnino2599]

They are so tiny, How adorable ❤

[@rameshrajput8317]

Ohh shuy up 😡 m too tiny and adorable 😡

[@fannybarrera4592]

Pobrecito tan chiquitito ...como hace para darle de comer...me llena de ternura y de angustia ..parece una hormiguita..Dios hayude a esta persona por su hermosa volunta de asisterlo....

[@rosy6562]

This are amazing little creatures 💘🥺 I love them so much ❣️🥰

[@tinajimenez-spalding6804]

GOD BLESS U 4 GIVING ONES SELF 2 HELP/PRESERVE LIFE 2 THE LESS FORTUNATE OF GOD CREATIONS ❣❣❣❣

[@zacpanther6364]

Gosh I'd love to do this, feed him/she and watch him grow but I'd be scared to hurt the poor bird. He looks so delicate. Amazing video.

[@kishoremeerwani5547]

Aapne bhut himmat ka kaam kiya hai🙏🙏

[@Cholita.1979]

That’s amazing!

[@susannahkreher7270]

That’s incredible!!!💖

[@kewlmanable]

You know it was dead right?

[@JessicaRamosMaskiell]

Baby life is a precious thing 😘

[@arminarlert0]

idk its so so smol as if it just came outta the egg and idek if it actually wants to eat or its just you making it eat food

[@GeethaGeetha-zh4kq]

Oh please don't carry the tiny baby with that plucker pin , carry with some soft object

[@rameshrajput8317]

Shut up don't tell me 😡

[@GeethaGeetha-zh4kq]

@@rameshrajput8317 Oh Really 😠😠

[@karolrms09]

Yeah that's right, poor baby bird 😿

[@oBuLLzEyEo1013]

Yeah because Birds are so gentle with the chicks and only handle their babies with mittens on. Oh yeah they have beaks and no hands...

[@karolrms09]

@@oBuLLzEyEo1013 but this is different 😿

[@secretvanilla7279]

I love how gentle you are with this super tiny creature. So fragile. I cant believe how small its wing is compared to your thumb. I hope everything went well and it grew up nicely

[@alinka1776]

It's died😭

[@humairakabir8840]

keep up the noble work

[@jackm7318]

So nice bro ,ur caring and passionate 💕 love..

[@Jakeandhaylee]

Notice when on its belly it naturally and instinctively lifted its head? Yeah, put it down, then feed it. This was hard to watch.

[@mimiro912]

Omg! So tiny! Good luck little one.

[@gigischuster3078]

As a multi pet owner I was sad my finches would not have babies. The finches price has gone up at pet stores. I rescued my Finches and always worry after years when they pass of ol' age, and yes they get a yearly checkup up as do my Parakeet and Cockatiel.

[@warunivictoria6165]

God bless every one who help Animals

[@pilarsoncini5594]

did you eat a lot? what a little puppy

[@jannatulasha3612]

I like finch bird...we have also a finch bird farm

[@reneeodayok859]

Everyone's a critic. Sheesh. Hope lil guy or girl makes it!

[@carmenbaez6459]

Saludos desde Canarias Que fue de este pequeño, se salvó?? Gracias por sus vídeos

[@billgreen1861]

Carmen, no sobrevivio los "Padres" no lo alimemtaron por mucho tiempo. Ya era muy tarde para salvar. Saludos!

[@carmenbaez6459]

@@billgreen1861 vaya lo siento mucho. Me gusta mucho lo que usted hace, lo admiro. Gracias en nombre de esos bichitos. 🌹

[@furkanamd8042]

Beautiful Video sir i am from Indian

[@user-ld9uw8qk1d]

Интересно, чем кормят этих маленьких птичек.

[@pinkmarshmallow666]

I believe that the baby bird doesn't need food shortly after hatching. It can get nutrition from the remaining egg yolk that it has absorbed before hatching.. don't force it to eat like that🥲 what they really need is heat.

[@pinkmarshmallow666]

Tho i may be wrong

[@sseg.9565]

I think you're right Galaxy.

[@Wlodek1410]

wow what a little innocent creature

[@mrs.k6169]

Sooo tiny 🥺❤️

[@vickygonzalez7221]

Oh my it's so tiny !

[@Anubisushka]

Жду продолжение!Как он будет расти.

[@pidan0521]

似乎最後還是死掉了..

[@user-xj8ij1qf2u]

@@pidan0521 😥😥😥

[@sumitburman2738]

@@pidan0521 absolutely his vent is not in good condition 😢

[@alinka1776]

Он умер написано под видео

[@MdEkbal-yr8lc]

AAP hamesha khush raho

[@nftacitzakyeart1698]

Aww so cute😊😎✌️

[@Stoneminers12]

O😮my god so small i proud of you.

[@rocsocom3166]

So tiny. I can't believe your able to care something so tiny. Amazing. How it able to breathe when feeding aren't covering it nostrils. it does have nostrils yes no?

[@NissanTseng]

Many new parents have no experience in raising chicks. In this case, I can only try my best to help. When the chicks are born, as long as they are not born with congenital abnormalities, they will have the organs that birds should have, but they will be smaller.😊

[@tammierobicheaux4511]

Did the little bird make it? So fragile!! I’m a bird lover. Well a big animal lover.

[@padge555]

ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمن💛❤آلَلَهِمِـ صِـلَيّ عَ ـلَى مِـحً ـمِـدُ وُآلَ مِـحً ـمِـدُ

[@naturestherepy5882]

Hi, can someone please share details about food/formula that baby finches is fed? My pet finches have laid some eggs, so I am expecting to see some babies soon..Its their first time so just want to be prepared.. 😐

[@solidsnakesimulation666]

Died because of Weak physical strength? More like because you handled it like is a a bouncy ball

[@bernardinodasilva8571]

This means experience .😢and the video is speeded

[@claudianasantos5429]

Meu Deus como da conta tão minúsculo 🥰🥰🥰

[@thatonedrawer6706]

This is so cool bc I have a society finch named Oreo she is a female I have a male zebra finch so they have eggs but they won't hatch so I like this

[@whitelion7976]

I have a led lamp bulb I painted the cap black and drilled extra air holes in the bottom of the cap. It is a 5 watt lamp and a great bird warmer. Greetings from the kingdom of Eswatini.

[@Lrop940]

drops the egg on its head. real gentle guy geez

[@xyg2788]

I've never seen such a tiny bird

[@-BirdsRegion]

me gusta tu canal ¡Me encantan los pájaros desde la infancia! Crío pájaros 🔔👍✔ Ver amigos.😘😍🥰

[@ariyotheapbtservicedogintr6227]

O _ O soooo tiny .. wow .. ! So cute, too :D What was the food made of?

[@1jazzyphae]

Why are you so rough with those tiny creatures?

[@equisader]

Good grief. This is horrible! Why so rough !

[@mjt141]

You can see where this little one hasn’t fully absorbed it’s egg yolk yet, normally birds absorb their yolk before they hatch. That makes me think this little one was premature

[@pippalongstrum4780]

Oh my goodness. Too rough! Please don’t do this again! Find a vet!

[@blaze-jb4xz]

Careful they super sensitive imagine being that small a pipette would be easier to feed they die when there to cold or thrown about roughly without there feathers they have very thin skin they can also feel pain

[@ivaneiarocatelli6296]

Lindo demais 😗🐦😗🇧🇷🌸

[@marie3642]

Obviamente no es un rescate, nunca hay tantos huevos en un solo nido, pobres avecitas

[@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube]

God bless you bro

[@MdEkbal-yr8lc]

God bless you

[@user-vv2my3fh5l]

cuuuuteee😭😭😭😭😭🍓

[@raskaljunior2385]

WTF I NEVER KNEW BRIDS LAY EGGS IS THE SAME SIZE AS OUT FINGERNAIL N THE BABY IS THE SAME SIZE AS A PINKY FINGERNAIL DAMN I LEARN SOMETHING NEW TODAY U SIR GOT YRSELF A NEW SUBSCRIBER

[@aurorynfrost9817]

If I'm not mistaking the bird just hatched meaning it doesn't need to eat yet cuz it is still digesting the yolk. So force feeding is not necessary

[@sseg.9565]

Think so too.

[@mysmirandam.6618]

Teeny tiny Lil baby!

[@arshiyakhan8423]

Hats off u

[@tattifatty7421]

This takes such patience

[@rosariogonzalezmartinez3347]

Q pena más grande. Un bebé desde el momento q sale ,si los padres no alimentan . Teniéndolos en incubadora muy calientes . Habré la boca y comen asombrosamente. E sacado muuuuuchismos. Y alguno hasta medio helado. Y están todos logrados. Como repito estas cosas se graban y se sigue un seguimiento. Y si es logrado pues se cuelga un vídeo de su ,crecimiento desde el primer día. Hay personas muy sensibles y esta clase de videos hacen daño y no es de buen gusto ver. Hay q tener un poco más de corazón ..no colgar esta clase de cosas. 😡