Sparrow Rescue - part three

[@moumitamustarypromi4681]

I cried while watching this video. I also rescued a baby sparrow. she was with us for 18 days. Then she started eating by her own. She wasn't taking food from my hand. So I kept food at the same place and she took it from there. Just like yours one, my one was also a great flyer. She started communicating with other sparrows outside the window. Then I realized that it is time to let her go. It has been 4 days she left us but still I cry for her. I stand beside my window to see her for once. But unfortunately she didn't come. many other birds come here but my "POFY" didn't come. But I am happy for her. I wish her happiness and wellness always. your video remind me the whole journey with my "POFY".

[@mikeyfranz]

Yes, it is bittersweet to have them fly away for good. But worth it, to have the ability to feed and protect a young animal until it is able to fend for itself. So rewarding for both bird and human.

[@kathylovell6582]

Mike you are such a kind man. Thank you for helping me save the sparrow that fall out of the nest in our yard. Today he is eating seeds and can now fly to the purches. Your KZbin videos gave me the knowledge needed to save him. Thank you Kathy

[@york3673]

I`ve commented before but I have to say it again. Thank you for saving the birds. You are so amazing in all that you do. I watch all your videos in case one day I have to save a baby bird. I was wondering how often you have to feed the babies? I know you said every couple hours at first. Do you get up all night and feed them to? Yeah, taking notes in case I ever have to save one. I recently rescued 2 dogs, I`ve always had cats so don`t know a lot about dogs. It`s a learning process for sure. We built them a huge fenced in area and made the tool shed their home with heating lights for winter and fan for hot summer days. All I can do is be sure to feed & water them as they did not have that luxury from where they came from and show them lots of love and attention. Keep the videos coming.

[@lalicesimone2459]

I’ve been watching your shows on and off all day . Thank you for the sweetest joy . Much better than the depressing new on lately . You have a beautiful gift of care for these little guys . Thanks for making these videos.

[@V2000-t8v]

With all this bird story I smile and I feel better now. I can sleep like a bird ! 😊

[@drroadies]

Finally, the sparrow flew away. Thanks Mike for the video

[@catericb.2588]

We rescued a baby sparrow in July and now we are afraid to let him go due to cats around ... Many thanks for your videos

[@donnaharris7553]

I just have to say , I think your incredible person for what you doing, and sharing it with the world , how awesome you are , Thank you Mike

[@Csob2ye]

Love this Mike! I have 2 baby sparrows now

[@JohnAK72]

Very nice story, and I must confess that it was a bit emotional :)

[@wildernessseagull1438]

thank god you took such good care of her.

[@wildernessseagull1438]

i love this video. sweetest thing imaginAble

[@mikeyfranz]

Thanks Totoket Button, it is so nice, and also a bit sad, when they finally fly off... :-)

[@nastiarak9917]

Thanks Mike for the video

[@Leocadie]

I love all your videos! Thanks for sharing

[@antoinettemoreno5204]

Love your videos I'm a bird lover these are great ty

[@Thulaandme]

How nice to put a twig for the bird through the top of the lantern :)

[@three4me479]

I love it! You are such a good guy!

[@victoriarichards6986]

Now that its relased will it feed itself or come back ?

[@MARTINADBA1980]

Finally! I thought she will mooch off of you forever!lol

[@padmavathiparthasarathy3840]

"GOD BLESS EVERYONE"

[@Debbieanne51]

Good job.

[@babyslushy9315]

he's actually a female :) still cute

[@elisasmama]

Adam Ramirez glad someone else caught that. lol

[@kathiagarcia2906]

How do you know it's a female? I found a baby covered in ants. No nest in sight. We brought it home.

[@rowynstopcommentingonmyacc5422]

Kathia Garcia you find the type of bird and see which gender looks like yours.

[@normansparrow5342]

Well done.

[@vannashortsvideo7603]

very nice video I'm new friend here

[@qwidium]

Promice to make a part fourth in case the little guy is coming back or is feeding on your backyard.

[@mikeyfranz]

Once they decide to fly away, they don't usually come back to humans. He may very well be one of the birds at my feeder, there are at least 20 or 30 Speros their daily. But I do not ever "band" or mark them, I don't want to alter them at all.

[@an-tm3250]

thanks

[@hermanaclaudia8302]

Muy especial

[@مكتبةابنكثيرالدينية]

hi sorry to ask i have a spparow like you and the only thing is that he dont eat the dry food unless i wet it with water how long it take to eat the dry food i was going to relead him but i think that he need to knew how to feed himself with dry food its the only food they have here

[@alisonlee3314]

You can use kitten food

[@مكتبةابنكثيرالدينية]

@@alisonlee3314 😄 waw it is now one year since I released my spparow thanks any way I will put it in a post on my channel 😊 but thanks its really a good feeling to save life of a little bird it make me feel very kind and happy and humanitarian😊have a great happy day and happy life wish to you all the good beatiful things 😊🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃🌼🍃🌹🌹

[@Wastelander2281]

Top man

[@ShingwedziGlen]

Definitely not an affectionate species!

[@alisonlee3314]

😁

[@مكتبةابنكثيرالدينية]

nice thank you dear brother you will be blessed due to your great heart people like you will have blessing and happy and love in life thank you dear 😊💛🌷

[@notjulss]

Goodbye