THE NEWLY BORN LITTLE BIRDS WERE SUBJECTED TO ATTACK BY A PREDATOR!

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[@slivkishowen]

Who was breaking into the house?

[@Vkvpnvpn_junior]

Idk

[@StillOofing1]

Me

[@Ohwhale79]

Definitely looks like a crow beak to me!

[@Ohwhale79]

​@@StillOofing1😂 jerk!

[@ZOBOFFICAL]

raven or some type of corvid

[@spacehunter2018]

i think the smell of the wood and paint made it uneasy for the birds to settle initially. After all the whole build was homemade.

[@jamess3417]

Birds have no sense of smell

[@Zowiezo101]

They actually do! It may be not as good as for dogs and cats, but they are able to smell

[@salvatorenoth2489]

Paint fumes can easily kill birds

[@spacehunter2018]

Let’s hope Ukrainian birds are immune to paint fumes or else this bird house series will be pretty short-lived 😳

[@mirrepoix]

adding "furniture" didn't help. it's cute to us, but birds don't use furniture. in fact, loose objects in the nest can cause babies to get trapped underneath and die. she was removing the furniture, not as a "burglar", but because he basically put a bunch of dangerous trash in her potential nesting spot he definitely didn't need to paint it, they were showing interest and just needed time to adjust to the spot. nest boxes should only be treated with nontoxic, weather-resistant coating if necessary - buy decent wood and you shouldn't need to do that either. plain wood is fine, they don't care about the color. even if they did, plain wood is the same as the wood inside of a tree after all, where they'd naturally nest anyway

[@nancycurtis7315]

It is a great design for the bird house. It has prooved its worth already. In an open nest, there would possibly be only 2 chicks left by now. I wish much success in the future. I look forward to the time they fledge. Greetings from Dimboola, in Victoria, Australia.

[@K0ku_puffpuff]

Why are u saying where u pive

[@ravensbrood3544]

Nancy Curtis PROVED, not "Prooved"🤔

[@linda-louiseanthony9802]

@@ravensbrood3544The correct grammar here would be ‘proven’ if you want to be giving a lesson. Give her a break. Sheesh! From Melbourne Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

[@HannahGrul]

🤓

[@ravensbrood3544]

@@linda-louiseanthony9802 Proved or Proven is the correct transitive verb in both cases, go back to Britain you Aussie Twit.🤔

[@WikiiMomo]

I'm really happy that you're participating in the wildlife and making sure nature is happy

[@Wesley-pk5de]

This is one of the most beautiful videos I've seen recently on KZbin. Thank you for this.

[@renfrewcalgary2830]

I felt the same! Like a short family file that leaves your heart in tack :)

[@sakuratwister870]

Songbirds are adorable. 😊 Great video. 👍 However the roof of the house should have spikes, to prevent predators from crawling on top and entering through the hole.

[@prettyimages2153]

Good idea

[@mp-iw6kx]

The bird house needs to be deeper and the hole higher. And perhaps a wooden awning above the hole entrance, to make it more difficult for large predators to enter. (You know..) So they can't reach her or the babies..

[@nPC_R0blox]

I love this video it’s so cool how they made a nest and defend against predators It’s just really fun to watch the birds and it’s also educational for me because I didn’t know some of the stuff they do in this video I can’t wait to watch them grow!

[@JesusGarcia-gq2rr]

After seeing nature at it cruel and heartless stage I’m happy to see some light

[@shannonspage9360]

Nest scraping is a good sign a nest will be built. It is how they scent mark the box claiming it within their territory. The odd movements the female made is called the snake display. It is meant to scare competition or predators from entering the nest box. This is a perfect designed nest box for tits, you can make the entry way slightly smaller to keep larger species of birds from entering the box. The course fur, preferably deer hair, is used to weave the edges of the nest cup and to keep the moss packed down. The female will loosen the course hair as the chicks grow to make the nest cup deeper. She will keep working on the design after she has laid all the eggs and has started the incubation process. Also a fun fact since the female lays so many eggs, it requires more calcium than is in her entire skeleton to produce a full clutch of eggs.

[@NotaSonicExeRipOff]

the fact that those birds relationship is better than my mom and dads ever worse is crazy.

[@rohitrajbhar4922]

Mother Nature is Incredible ❤

[@gudrunkrieger9862]

God is great

[@sillyoutofnowhere]

My body gets tickled so much from the cuteness

[@MLMLML000]

Strange comment

[@annecohen8927]

Wow. That nest building is absolutely amazing.

[@user-of8yl3qv3m]

I agree with you ☺️

[@MikeNHOC]

Hope the little birds stay safe.

[@masterbatee]

Me too. I love tits.

[@cameraman-vg7jw]

this stuff happens all the time

[@posadist681]

@@cameraman-vg7jw yeah those some of those babies will die

[@meelaolsen5159]

Its quite amazing whatever predator was breaking in did something smart to catch its prey

[@milkcreambinky_official]

2:25 so cute… my heart is melting

[@SBA_ELECTRONICS]

Love slivikishow from us 🇺🇲

[@Rudiduck_XCT]

Us more like usa

[@thenerdbeast7375]

That beak certainly looked very corvid, so it likely was a crow or magpie.

[@COD_era]

So cute I love how the mama kept the eggs safe

[@dannybear46]

Birds are magical creatures ❤😊I miss my birds that died they were everything I wanted

[@viiviwagner3240]

The house 🏠 should deeper, so the predator could cannot reach deeply down for the chicks, and the hole entrance should be covered with the square metal so the predator can not broke and widen the entrance Please human try to avoid any more stress for the mother birds 🐦

[@bbbooowwweeennn5341]

In the previous video we built a bird house with a camera inside Me: in the previous video you showed us a predator reaching in the house to attack

[@RamlyJer]

Amazing video! I waiting for the chicks to learn to fly and make sure you record it Sliviski !

[@user-xi9dk6rb8z]

I love birds

[@pjaro77]

How long does it takes to return birds back after you paint the box inside ?

[@Ohwhale79]

A bird-gular 😂😂😂

[@thersgk3041]

Nice one 😂

[@Meow-es1iw]

The Real Baby Chick Mohawk😂

[@FayinKay]

My favorite part of these birdhouse cams is when the babies poop out a sack and the mom eats it xD. idk why but it's just satisfying

[@lesley69]

💀

[@FayinKay]

@@lesley69 Recycling 🤗♻

[@klrcats]

😭💀🤮

[@lesley69]

@@FayinKayBRUH 💀

[@nickryan3417]

They remove the poop and dispose of it. It's all part of cleanliness in the nest, if the chicks pooped in the nest like an adult bird they'd all quickly die.

[@Skibididopdopyaya]

Grass is a type of plant with narrow leaves growing from the base. A common kind of grass is used to cover the ground in places such as lawns and parks. Grass is usually the color/colour ‘green’. Grasses are monocotyledon herbaceous plants. The grasses include the "grass" of the family Poaceae. This family is also called Gramineae. The family also include some of the sedges (Cyperaceae) and the rushes (Juncaceae).[1] These three families are not closely related but all of them belong to clades in the order Poales. They are similar adaptations to a common life-style. The true grasses include cereals, bamboo and the grasses of lawns (turf) and grassland. Uses for graminoids include food (as grain, sprouted grain, shoots or rhizomes), drink (beer, whisky), pasture for livestock, thatching thatch, paper, fuel, clothing, insulation, construction, sports turf, basket weaving and many others. Many grasses are short, but some grasses can grow very tall, such as Bamboo. Plants from the grass family can grow in many places and make grasslands, including areas which are very arid or cold. There are several other plants that look similar to grass and are referred to as such, but are not members of the grass family. These plants include rushes, reeds, papyrus and water chestnut. Seagrass is a monocot in the order Alismatales. Grasses are an important food for many animals, such as deer, buffalo, cattle, mice, grasshoppers, caterpillars and many other grazers. Unlike other plants, grasses grow from the bottom, so when animals eat grass they usually do not destroy the part that grows. This is a part of why the plants are successful. Without grass, soil may wash away into rivers (erosion)

[@bvrbvt05]

🤣chicks with funny hairstyles

[@nobodyask681]

This video touched My heart

[@kimberlyjohnson4865]

I like your videos and I like yourcatloockso😍😍😍❤☺😮🤩 cute

[@monattr8813]

Dobré video❤

[@tomsd8656]

Anthropomorphism went wrong. Birds don't sit for afternoon tea or sleep in bed. You could have made the nest to blend in better with the environment. But this worked, and the video is awesome.

[@serenitydathe7313]

I love that the birds are safe

[@Rykerschickens]

Im starting to cry its so cute!!!!!!!!!!

[@CypherGodzilla]

2:17 that was so adorable

[@flxmkr]

What size is the hole in the bird house? I have two nests under my porch roof. Every year we see small birds fly back and forth, then sometimes hear the chirping from their hatchlings. But then a big black bird flies through and out, taking a bird with them. I want to build a bird box they can use to have babies without the big black birds taking their young’uns. I want to custom build the houses to fit under the eaves.

[@venessasandoval9758]

Wonderful to watch! Wink wink! God stuff. Amazing. 😇🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@JenJams1]

Nature is so beautiful

[@WEHELCHANNEL]

This made my day ❤🥺

[@phuchay1673]

Same

[@meishameisha3455]

Make more nest so more birds can mate .thank you for being so kind to nature

[@renfrewcalgary2830]

Really enjoyed your video and the music, really kept the tension alive! Great job, very professional.

[@Kayla_bird]

The way she took out the furniture 😂😂😂

[@m.kkumar6415]

hungry little pink chicks with funny hairstyles 😂

[@milansardi4249]

Nature is beautiful!

[@ayamartinez7787]

I was so happy to see my pet bird but its lost and finally I found her in the vidio🤗

[@sharvil-sss]

Wow man you can narrate so well

[@jillsais2305]

7:52 is when my mom puts alcohol on my scratches from my cat 😂

[@britxadoptme]

This bird enjoyed its own house😄

[@DaveM-co7up]

Lovely video. Thank you!

[@nickryan3417]

Don't forget that great tits are also predators! Just look at the huge amount of animals (insects, mostly) that they are feeding their chicks. They may not be raptors, but they are still predators.

[@rotskog]

the predator bird is almost certainly a eurasian magpie😄

[@caleighcrockett4849]

It's very likely a magpie or raven both steal eggs from smaller birds as a source of food

[@Itz_NovaYT]

“There seems to be a little chick inside” SEEMS? WHAT ELSE WOULD IT BE?-

[@grantpowell4135]

If bluey has taught me anything it was definitely a magpie that tried to sneak in.

[@DIONAW]

Keren Om,,,Sukses Selalu,,,Aamiin

[@cynthiabond6580]

Well and happy for the birds

[@RETURNING_TO_THE_DARKNESS]

New sub :D

[@poonamjraut]

Aahhaa! What a loving and caring nature. ❤❤ God bless them. 👍🏼🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@annie8591]

Hello - is the camera brand listed somewhere? It’s a nice quality picture. watching the squirrel, until a raccoon ousted the squirrel.

[@prettyimages2153]

We had the same kind of bird in our garden they are beautiful

[@zyrus__4562]

You are a very good human being

[@coolman3152]

I had a bird nest too and they were thriving but When the chicks got fur the mom and dad never came back probably because a cat or other predator got them both so the chicks died too sadly😢

[@cocoamonster1881]

I expected he was going to force the birds to smoke a hundred cigarettes, this was so wholesome instead though

[@chavianpileta6855]

Chicks:zzzzzzzzzz Mama bird: *goes 20 miles near the nest* Also chicks: GRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@Unicorn_squad5]

The chicks are so cute 7:02

[@beverlyarcher3744]

Had a wren nest in a box laid eggs came back a week later the eggs gone no signs of what had eaten the egss till found a snake skin in the nest guess they felt safe there cause just 2 weeks before another pair of wrens had nested in the same box and all but one baby flew off think one of the siblings had killed it and ik the wrens didn't use that nest as i myself got rid of it or i wouldn't have believed that that was a new nest 😢😢 week later after noticing it is when the snake got into it wasn't a big snake as the nest showed no signs of intruder it literally looked they vacated the nest

[@wonderfulnature07]

You Done Good Job. I Like that

[@Itried20takennames]

It is good to include a small shelf on the inside of the “door” hole of bird houses, one that stretches about half of the floor space. That gives the young a place to hide if a predator attempts to reach in, and yes….crows are omnivores and will eat baby birds from other species. Also, don’t put a landing stick outside the opening to the house…..the birds don’t need it and almost never use it, but predators can use it as a place to hold on while raiding the nest.

[@krzysiekaikis-4]

😊 bardzo dobrze, tak trzymaj 🐣

[@annecohen8927]

The new bird couple went house hunting for them to find a place to raise their family. This is their story about their experiences.

[@birds_in_vietnam]

Great video ❤❤

[@sweetwondertv]

Ang ganda naman nang iyong bahay

[@wojtdid4700]

2:00 I don't know what's the word for this in English, but we call this a "mazurek" in Polish A sparrow is "wróbel"

[@red_emilyROBLOX]

Masz rację.

[@mistyhitz5175]

It was a raven ❤😮😊

[@BarneySaysHi]

Baby birds! 🤩

[@carolsykes7766]

I love it and birthday is a good time is for everyone to come home to celebrate with us

[@kimberlyjohnson4865]

It was cool and seeing the chicks ha☺tching

[@krogen1]

Looking at the thumbnail, I thought the bird was in a Venom suit for a moment there.

[@unapologeticallyfree]

About that creature I don’t know it’s it’s probably a crow sense. The beak is shaped as a black Crowes or black, so yeah, but I like your videos they’re good.😊❤

[@bettyjones3481]

Birds when they hatch: :O

[@oatinaboat9657]

Blue Jay!

[@matthwerfel326]

That bird looks like a chickadee to me

[@May-bb4bl]

Birdybirdybirdybirdy eeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Unkown45337]

The first baby bird was screaming for his life

[@Celestial_Wing]

Why did those first birds rob the place?

[@TwinerobloxYT.]

So beautiful

[@nhlanhlazondi661]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@MapleBrownPancake]

Hmmmm, it looked very much like a Raven from the neck shape

[@Aakakaka571]

The burglar was called a chickadee looking for a nest for a family

[@Me-sq9ol]

I have Bluejays attacking my Tit Mouse birdhouse. So far unsuccessfully. 🤞🏼

[@user-ot4ms8lm6c]

People that at the end realized that you can zoom in😂

[@nameblbsoh]

Why did I think the bird in the thumbnail was a Ghastly from Pokémon

[@mr.nutron880]

These kind of video is so Interesing to me. 🎉🎉

[@javierramos3433]

Its a crow😮

[@Skittles03311992]

In my frightyard, we have a tree and there's babies.

[@evolutiongirl321]

What kind of bird is this?

[@Darkness89423]

Birds!

[@todzulu6]

Beautiful video! But Why is the camera showing the reverse view? When you show your installation the nest hole is on the right but camera view shows it on the left