When I was a child I found a freezing sparrow, My mom took care of it and we let it go in the spring. I am 76 now and it remains one of my fondest memories.
On my way to school as a kid i found two sparrows fighting each other...one of them was bleeding...I pick it up and keep it under my jersey.....I didnt tell anyone and took it home after school and take care of it.....I'll never forget it
That’s a goldcrest, they are the smallest bird in Europe and are usually very skittish. They are usually found in coniferous or mixed forests. So glad you helped the poor little guy
This cat: hunting instinct for a bird. my mouser cat when she sees a mouse right in front of her: o-o She refuses to hunt anything lol. She lives a comfy life :D
Just so people are made aware, this is a Goldcrest. It's actually more alarming to find a Goldcrest that allows you so close, compared to many other garden birds.
Had most likely crashed into their window and stunned itself. That could have been released at the time it was put into the glass box. Was moving well enough at that point to go off by itself. Had to look after one for about 45 mins earlier this year that had also bumped into a window. Well done to OP for caring, though maybe put the cat in another room next time.
Thanks for your kindness! I'm a bird rehabilitation center volunteer, and if you don't mind, I'll give you a couple of tips for the future. 1. These birds feed on small insects, which are found on the branches and leaves of mostly coniferous trees. Due to their incredibly small weight and fast metabolism, they are forced to constantly eat, otherwise they can die in a few hours. It is very lucky that you brought plants from nature to the bird, so he probably found food in them. 2. Also, the doctors of our center recommend not to force water the birds that hit the glass. With a concussion, this can cause additional cerebral edema and worsen the condition of the bird. It is enough to put a container of water next to the bird, or wet the food. UPD but I personally think in this case you have done it right: just offered water, so the bird drunk as many as wanted. Birds drink less water than mammals, and it might not be needed at all, but since little guy became more lively after water supply, - it was done for good. 3. If you notice that birds continue to crash into your windows (this happens especially often during spring and autumn migrations), you can hang bright ribbons moving in the wind on the windows - this will scare away the birds. Good luck!
@@karyoplasma yes, that can work too. But, based on my experience, not all homeowners are ready to seal part of the windows :) and sometimes birds get used to such stickers. I don’t know why such indifference is connected, but it happens.
@@chloris6349 i've read about a UV window film that looks clear to us but reflects light in a spectrum our eyes can't detect without a UV flashlight but is perfectly visible to our feathered friends. i think you can find them on amazon.
Birds sometimes get drunk from eating rowan berries in the autumn. That's one of the main reasons birds around here crashes into windows, they might look like they're dying when it's not moving after the crash, but it's usually nothing to worry about. It's just chocked. When u put the bird into the aquarium the bird was jumping around in there... I'm happy it survived, probably thanks to the things from nature that u put in there. Small birds need to eat almost all the time to survive. I've read that after trying to help a small bird over here that crashed. I just watched the bird for a while and then it flew away.
I see how beautiful and loving you are to one of our animal family members. I wish the world was full of people like you kind sir. Thank you for helping this beautiful bird.
4:00 this is called chittering and its a common response when cats want to hunt/attack something but cant. Usually its because theyre behind a window or something. But with cookie I think she knows not to, and shes fighting her own primal urges lol. What a good trained kitty. :)
@@mrfilmer9270 How the heck is it getting rarer? Pretend like there doesn't happen like thousands of good things everyday. Pretend like your life is horrible, and you can't speak your mind freely. Pretend like you don't have a home. Be thankful that you're even safe, because of the advancements that humans have made. Fkn hell.
Yup! No offense to Slivki, but kitty really wanted that bird by the end of the video - when the bird was actually showing signs of being active again. The noise is known as "Cat chatter". Cat's chatter when they're on the hunt, or excited by something often just out of reach. The cat incantation was the kitties way of saying "I desire to hunt that thing".
@@GuilRosmer Didn't cats start meowing only because of humans because they tried to imitate babies? More that I think about it, cats are clever little buggers.
@@Darkctan Yea, it showed those signs. But it didn't straight up jump on it to hunt it down (which is difficult to be found in cats). Especially because I lost my sister (my cat) 3 days ago. She was the most well taught cat I had ever seen. Even my birds has become friends of him. She was poisoned by some insect, which might have been trying to get into the house, and was attacked by Tom (my cat). Still can't stop crying for her...
I'm one of those people:) I've tried to save nine mice from my cats three died, two sparrows (one from my cats) both survived, three pigeons one survived, one doormouse/gliss gliss died, and I think that's it?
I love birds so much. A while back I helped nurse a sparrow back to health and it still comes back to visit from time to time. Little guys got a spot on its beak so I know it’s the same one. I leave my window open most of the time when I’m in my room and it’ll just come and chill on the windowsill
I had a small bird (a Great tit) mom bringing her chicks to my balcony, searching for food. I gave them some small pieces of cheese which they liked, and they kept coming back, every morning at the same time to get some snacks. The following 2-3 years, she came back with new offspring, wanting to get them fed. If I did not open and came with food quickly enough, they all lined up, hovering by the window and pick at t it with their beaks, looking in. Fantastic!
Most people are like this man and will offer help to help another living creature if they are in need. The news media and social media only focus on the worst aspects of humanity and that gives us a warped perception of the people out there.
Acest videoclip transmite privitorului dragoste, duiosie si caldura umana. Daca toata lumea ar fi asa de grijulie fata de animalute ce bine ar fi! Unii bat animalele, le taie labele,le pun în lanturi, am vazut multe orori! Eu pe cand stateam în alt bloc la etajul 10 ,am fost vizitata de un porumbel calator! Saracul s-a oprit pe terasa, era atat de obosit ca l-am prins cu mana, a stat putin s-a odihnit, l-am mangaiat, i-am dat sa bea apa, avea un inel la piciorus, probabil trebuia sa ajunga undeva! Dupa ce a baut apa si s-a odihnit a plecat!
@G E T R E K T lol first smart comment I've seen I rescue birds and they do crash in windows quite alot and they be in shock because of the crash so they don't run or anything but after a day they recover unfortunately some get nerve damaged or paralysed
Really, really glad to see the little guy fully recovered from his ordeal of flying into the window, so many birds loose their lives by not being able to see it, putting stickers or tape on the glass certainly helps
I tthink some zoos use soap or something for outdoor enclosures iirc... (I think I saw that Chicago's Brookfield or Lincoln Park Zoo did that in the past)
I have had birds crash into clean windows here on somewhat of a regular basis being so close to the woods. Unfortunately when this happened both times the bird did indeed die. Please stay safe and secure in your part of the world. You are in our prayers.
Aw... I actually had a similar situation a few weeks ago. A poor bird was hobbling around in our driveway, it feet both bent backwards. He was missing his tail, as well. We eventually caught him, and attempted to help him, but, the next day, he had sadly passed. We fed him, gave him water, and put him in the warmest room of the house. Glad to know that there are other people who will help the birds. :)
It often happens that birds hit windows and are knocked out or just sitting there, panting. The best thing is to just let them be, if it is cold weather/snow you can pick it up and keep them warm in your hands, but cover them in your cupped hands, so that they are in the dark, that keeps them calmer, because they easily stressed seeing you, being dizzy and not being able to move.
@@ropi8739 Or an even easier solution: curtains. Could be a bit easier, but it takes away the whole thing with having windows - constantly curtained windows, leaving your rooms dark. Walls and no windows is another option.
Looks like a golden crowned kinglet. They’re so cute! Window strikes are often deadly, so this little one is definitely lucky you were able to nurse it back to health and release it!
That sound your cat made is unique to when cats see a bird. It’s an instinct for hunting as it tricks birds into thinking a chick is calling them. But your cat is so calm; she’s probably doing it of instinct rather than habit. Didn’t seem like she was hunting. What you did for that bird is exemplary.
You can buy special stickers which you put on the outside of your windows to break up the reflection. The reason birds crash into windows is that they see the reflection of sky and trees and think they're flying into open space. Before I got my stickers (bird stickers from amazon), two birds crashed and were lying stunned on the ground. Both times, I picked the bird up (their beaks were open and their eyes closed but they could cling on to my hand) and after ten or fifteen minutes they regained their senses and flew off into a tree.
I can’t get over how cute those baby birds are opening their mouths at the very end. I just had to keep rewinding and watching it over again. Oh, so cute!!🐦
What a sweet and thoughtful little story. Thank you for saving the dear little thing. Now it knows that if he/she ever needs help again he/she knows where to get it. Bravo! That noise your cat made on seeing the bird is a normal feline response. My Siamese used to do it all the time when she saw birds in her territory. ❤🦘
Oh how I love stories like this!! Had a similar experience myself, several years ago, with 3 baby birds. There is no greater heart-warming, than to see our little rescued wards, happily fly home!
3:57 I have 2 cats and they are very tempted by the birds by their nature. I call this sound that cats make "song of the death". One final song for their preys.
What an absolute treat! You don't see Goldcrests everyday. You have lots of coniferous trees in your garden and that's the habitat they like. I'm very jealous of your lovely encounter.
Last year I ran over a rabbit with my car. It was almost dead. I took it home, put it in a box after giving it some water and let it rest. The next day it was fortunately fully healed and I could let it go back into the wild after some nice cuddling. I will miss Miss Bunny 😍
It is so smile-causing to watch that cat voicing his incatations to the bird: he had seemed to sympathize the weak bird on the balcony, but once the bird occupied his room, he seemed to have more feelings than just compassion. God bless all the people with compassion and mercy to the weak!
That is amazing. Thank you for loving and saving wildlife, as I do. A gorgeous little bird and I am so relieved that the cat did not get it and it flew off happily.
I recently removed the bird-stickers from the windows and let some curtains open, and already feel a better human being as well after some survivors. 🙂
I love the cut from the bird high up on a shelf to slowly releasing it! It misses out all the "GET A LADDER, NO ITS OFF AGAIN, ITS BEHIND THE BOOKCASE! COME HERE WE ARE TRYING TO RELEASE YOU😂" Wouldn't be surprised if it visits you again, great kindness for a beautiful bird.
Thank god you helped the little birds out, it could have died and it also looked like it was is so much pain, Tysm for helping the birds out and being kind!!! ❤
This happened to us with a Kingfisher bird that hit our patio doors as we backed onto the river Welland. I picked it up as it was stunned, took it inside and let it rest on a towel on my knee giving it a drink now and then. I had it for about 3 hours like this, then it suddenly perked up, and after about another 20 minutes I took it outside and placed it on a tree branch overhanging the river, it sat there a bit and then dropped into the water and got a small fish. That was one of those special times I will never forget.
Giving birds water directly to their beaks can be very dangerous for them because of how their breathing system works. They can drown from being fed manually. I'm glad birdie was ok and made a full recovery after their encounter with the window 🙂
Well done, thank you!! They live on a delicate balance between survival and death. You did the right thing. In my own nurturing sessions of the same circumstance, I just shelter the afflicted bird outside, but in my loosely closed hands, like a little cave until their strength returns. They generally fly-off in good shape in about 15 minutes. The key is to protect them from the ambient temperature and any precipitation. Until they recover their senses from the concussion, they usually don't try to flee. The real threat to them during that time, is actually hypothermia.
I absolutely love how despite the fact that Kukie ia a domesticated cat but yet can't fight her hunting instincts. It's so fascinating that somehow, something will trigger their preying instincts.. Gotta love mother nature.. 😍
That chittering is what my two cats do only when they see birds through the window. They don't make that sound for anything else. What an uplifting and educational video! Thank you!
You are a really nice man, we need more people like you in this world. When I saw the video's titke I thought the bird was going to die and I was sad but when I saw the whole video I was happy. ❤
Humanity in aiding helpless animals at its best as demonstrated brilliantly by the narration, sequential editing of the visuals to tell the story and the music. Kudos.
A little tip for those with glass doors: there's glass stickers you can buy to place on your doors to lesson the chance of a bird crashing into your doors. If you can't find these stickers anywhere, bright sticky notes also work really well! We have a glass door and have had a bird hit the door before (but thankfully was ok!) and afterwards we put sticky notes on the door. We haven't had a bird crash since
My cat made those sounds all the time looking outside at birds. It's like a expression of excitement of seeying prey, since they never do it whilst actually hunting. In hunting mode they go into full stealth mode. Cats are amazing!
Great to view such kindness! I feed the birds like most garners/home owners do, I also feed the exhausted bee's with water and honey, nature has it's job too do, so a little bit of human help will go a long way!
I am amazed that you have never heard Cookie make a hunting "chitter" before. Obviously Stefan is not food as far as Cookie is concerned. But yes, that sound means the murder instincts are going hard, and a pounce is not far off.
Help the birds and one day you’ll see them helping you! :)
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Keep the good content up bro
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Thank you and Cookie for helping! ❤️
When I was a child I found a freezing sparrow, My mom took care of it and we let it go in the spring. I am 76 now and it remains one of my fondest memories.
Thank you for saving that little sparrow and for sharing this beautiful story with us!🥰🐦
On my way to school as a kid i found two sparrows fighting each other...one of them was bleeding...I pick it up and keep it under my jersey.....I didnt tell anyone and took it home after school and take care of it.....I'll never forget it
@@chriscloete1549 Beautiful
@@jerrypolverino6025 Yes!🥰
@@pilotmike7569 Are you a pilot Mike? Me too. Career airline.
That’s a goldcrest, they are the smallest bird in Europe and are usually very skittish. They are usually found in coniferous or mixed forests. So glad you helped the poor little guy
Bro i never expected you here
@@baconbirbthegreat sup
@@theotheseaeagle sup
@@twinex20 nope, golden crowned kinglets are from the America’s, this was filmed in Europe. It’s a goldcrest
@@theotheseaeagle oh
Kitties make chirps when they hunt. It's also a way for them to inhale their prey scent through their mouth to get more accurate smells. :D
We have seen our kitten make exactly the same gestures when she sees little birds ( dunnocks mostly) in the bushes close to our window.
This cat: hunting instinct for a bird.
my mouser cat when she sees a mouse right in front of her:
o-o
She refuses to hunt anything lol. She lives a comfy life :D
That explains why my cat does that whenever she sees a bird
They pray to the gods so that their hunts may be succesful.
they also do that to lure the bird closer to them
Just so people are made aware, this is a Goldcrest. It's actually more alarming to find a Goldcrest that allows you so close, compared to many other garden birds.
Had most likely crashed into their window and stunned itself. That could have been released at the time it was put into the glass box. Was moving well enough at that point to go off by itself. Had to look after one for about 45 mins earlier this year that had also bumped into a window. Well done to OP for caring, though maybe put the cat in another room next time.
@@ianbeacham7704 agreed. He was lucky that the bird was alive. Never let a cat close to a bird.
Thanks for your kindness! I'm a bird rehabilitation center volunteer, and if you don't mind, I'll give you a couple of tips for the future.
1. These birds feed on small insects, which are found on the branches and leaves of mostly coniferous trees. Due to their incredibly small weight and fast metabolism, they are forced to constantly eat, otherwise they can die in a few hours. It is very lucky that you brought plants from nature to the bird, so he probably found food in them.
2. Also, the doctors of our center recommend not to force water the birds that hit the glass. With a concussion, this can cause additional cerebral edema and worsen the condition of the bird. It is enough to put a container of water next to the bird, or wet the food.
UPD but I personally think in this case you have done it right: just offered water, so the bird drunk as many as wanted. Birds drink less water than mammals, and it might not be needed at all, but since little guy became more lively after water supply, - it was done for good.
3. If you notice that birds continue to crash into your windows (this happens especially often during spring and autumn migrations), you can hang bright ribbons moving in the wind on the windows - this will scare away the birds.
Good luck!
Thank you! V helpful.
Our school windows had stickers with the silhouettes of birds of prey to scare birds away.
@@karyoplasma yes, that can work too. But, based on my experience, not all homeowners are ready to seal part of the windows :) and sometimes birds get used to such stickers. I don’t know why such indifference is connected, but it happens.
@@chloris6349 i've read about a UV window film that looks clear to us but reflects light in a spectrum our eyes can't detect without a UV flashlight but is perfectly visible to our feathered friends. i think you can find them on amazon.
@@lizgawin899 wow, super! Thank you, we'll search it!
The little sounds Cookie are making are called 'chattering'. It means the cat is frustrated or trying to mimic the sounds of the prey.
Mmmm Kentucky fried bird
kentucky fried kinglet
@@YTxwell kentucky fired bird
Mmm kentucky fried cat
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Birds sometimes get drunk from eating rowan berries in the autumn. That's one of the main reasons birds around here crashes into windows, they might look like they're dying when it's not moving after the crash, but it's usually nothing to worry about. It's just chocked. When u put the bird into the aquarium the bird was jumping around in there... I'm happy it survived, probably thanks to the things from nature that u put in there. Small birds need to eat almost all the time to survive. I've read that after trying to help a small bird over here that crashed. I just watched the bird for a while and then it flew away.
I see how beautiful and loving you are to one of our animal family members. I wish the world was full of people like you kind sir. Thank you for helping this beautiful bird.
4:00 this is called chittering and its a common response when cats want to hunt/attack something but cant. Usually its because theyre behind a window or something. But with cookie I think she knows not to, and shes fighting her own primal urges lol. What a good trained kitty. :)
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@@NKanhai20 what ever
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@@NKanhai20 Did you just assume Cookie's gender?!
it’s not that big of a deal if you mistender a cat 💀
@@NKanhai20 whoops!
Honestly it warms my heart how there is still good in this world
But unfortunately it is becoming rarer and rarer.
@@mrfilmer9270 How the heck is it getting rarer? Pretend like there doesn't happen like thousands of good things everyday. Pretend like your life is horrible, and you can't speak your mind freely. Pretend like you don't have a home.
Be thankful that you're even safe, because of the advancements that humans have made. Fkn hell.
@@bHappykhow much bullsh*t did you go to, to get depressed and say those word
You still dont understand what true pain was like, neither i
Yes
this is the same guy who abuses his hamster without knowing it ;_;
Huge respect for kitty for not doing anything to the bird!
Real.
4:00 Cats make this noise to attract birds. He clearly wanted to eat it, all the signs are there.
Yup! No offense to Slivki, but kitty really wanted that bird by the end of the video - when the bird was actually showing signs of being active again. The noise is known as "Cat chatter".
Cat's chatter when they're on the hunt, or excited by something often just out of reach. The cat incantation was the kitties way of saying "I desire to hunt that thing".
@@GuilRosmer Didn't cats start meowing only because of humans because they tried to imitate babies? More that I think about it, cats are clever little buggers.
@@Darkctan Yea, it showed those signs. But it didn't straight up jump on it to hunt it down (which is difficult to be found in cats).
Especially because I lost my sister (my cat) 3 days ago. She was the most well taught cat I had ever seen. Even my birds has become friends of him. She was poisoned by some insect, which might have been trying to get into the house, and was attacked by Tom (my cat).
Still can't stop crying for her...
Thanks for saving this bird 💕 definitely need more of you in the world
@@funnidemonyes we need to be him but sadly I don’t have the items we need for birds and my mom won’t let me 😢
No!! Stop ta clone war!
@@MissKylina 😥
I'm one of those people:) I've tried to save nine mice from my cats three died, two sparrows (one from my cats) both survived, three pigeons one survived, one doormouse/gliss gliss died, and I think that's it?
Yes thanks ❤
I love birds so much. A while back I helped nurse a sparrow back to health and it still comes back to visit from time to time. Little guys got a spot on its beak so I know it’s the same one. I leave my window open most of the time when I’m in my room and it’ll just come and chill on the windowsill
That is so awesome, it comes back because it remembers that you helped it. That's so amazing that it chooses to fly to you, it really trusts you. :]
That's so cool!
I had a small bird (a Great tit) mom bringing her chicks to my balcony, searching for food. I gave them some small pieces of cheese which they liked, and they kept coming back, every morning at the same time to get some snacks. The following 2-3 years, she came back with new offspring, wanting to get them fed. If I did not open and came with food quickly enough, they all lined up, hovering by the window and pick at t it with their beaks, looking in. Fantastic!
Nice man. Wished there were more like you in our world. Thank you for taking care of one of God's creatures.
Most people are like this man and will offer help to help another living creature if they are in need. The news media and social media only focus on the worst aspects of humanity and that gives us a warped perception of the people out there.
he mistreats his hamsters btw, thought you should know
Whenever shown the opportunity to let YOUR quiet, kind light shine, just seize the moment!
(;~)♡
@@jun1verze STOP
@@flaringspark6169 ok !!!
Acest videoclip transmite privitorului dragoste, duiosie si caldura umana. Daca toata lumea ar fi asa de grijulie fata de animalute ce bine ar fi! Unii bat animalele, le taie labele,le pun în lanturi, am vazut multe orori! Eu pe cand stateam în alt bloc la etajul 10 ,am fost vizitata de un porumbel calator! Saracul s-a oprit pe terasa, era atat de obosit ca l-am prins cu mana, a stat putin s-a odihnit, l-am mangaiat, i-am dat sa bea apa, avea un inel la piciorus, probabil trebuia sa ajunga undeva! Dupa ce a baut apa si s-a odihnit a plecat!
She just knew who to ask help from. Gorgeous bird. Thank you for being so gentle ❤
excuse our window, birdie, have a recuperative overnight...
Remember how us humans treat chickens ❤
@G E T R E K T lol first smart comment I've seen I rescue birds and they do crash in windows quite alot and they be in shock because of the crash so they don't run or anything but after a day they recover unfortunately some get nerve damaged or paralysed
I cannot believe how lucky we are that such adorable, tiny, and ancient animals can be found in our backyard
Really, really glad to see the little guy fully recovered from his ordeal of flying into the window, so many birds loose their lives by not being able to see it, putting stickers or tape on the glass certainly helps
yes it does :)
I tthink some zoos use soap or something for outdoor enclosures iirc... (I think I saw that Chicago's Brookfield or Lincoln Park Zoo did that in the past)
4:06 cats trying to lure the bird. Something very rare for house cats
I have had birds crash into clean windows here on somewhat of a regular basis being so close to the woods. Unfortunately when this happened both times the bird did indeed die. Please stay safe and secure in your part of the world. You are in our prayers.
The bird may mistake reflections in the glass for open space beyond. Stickers on the glass may help avert this happening.
@@SeekingTheLoveThatGodMeans7648 yes this is the case. They are confused and believe they can fly straight through.
It was happening to me as well, but I found stickers that you can put on the windows and since then the birds have been safe.
Yes you can buy stick on cobwebs, this helps the birds not to crash into tge window
Same here. A dove crashed into my window and passed out. I took it to my local vet, but sadly passed away from its head injuries.
You are truly a kind hearted person. We need more people like you. It appears there may still be hope left in this world.
There is no kindness letting a cat watch over a wild bird with the towel on it
Aw... I actually had a similar situation a few weeks ago. A poor bird was hobbling around in our driveway, it feet both bent backwards. He was missing his tail, as well. We eventually caught him, and attempted to help him, but, the next day, he had sadly passed. We fed him, gave him water, and put him in the warmest room of the house. Glad to know that there are other people who will help the birds. :)
It often happens that birds hit windows and are knocked out or just sitting there, panting. The best thing is to just let them be, if it is cold weather/snow you can pick it up and keep them warm in your hands, but cover them in your cupped hands, so that they are in the dark, that keeps them calmer, because they easily stressed seeing you, being dizzy and not being able to move.
Oh, is it? I thought it was best to have some striped ornament to the screens so to let them know that's not void. Oh well.
Yep. In Poland we call it the rule of 3 C. Because "quiet, warm and dark" means in polish language "cicho, ciepło i ciemno".
They can't see glass 🥂 🐦
@@pakistanpatriot9198 Oh? I thought they were just suicidal.
@@ropi8739 Or an even easier solution: curtains. Could be a bit easier, but it takes away the whole thing with having windows - constantly curtained windows, leaving your rooms dark.
Walls and no windows is another option.
Looks like a golden crowned kinglet. They’re so cute! Window strikes are often deadly, so this little one is definitely lucky you were able to nurse it back to health and release it!
Those are North american only. This is a Goldcrest, in the same family but Eurasian.
I think it was extremely dehydrated
That sound your cat made is unique to when cats see a bird. It’s an instinct for hunting as it tricks birds into thinking a chick is calling them. But your cat is so calm; she’s probably doing it of instinct rather than habit. Didn’t seem like she was hunting. What you did for that bird is exemplary.
You can buy special stickers which you put on the outside of your windows to break up the reflection. The reason birds crash into windows is that they see the reflection of sky and trees and think they're flying into open space. Before I got my stickers (bird stickers from amazon), two birds crashed and were lying stunned on the ground. Both times, I picked the bird up (their beaks were open and their eyes closed but they could cling on to my hand) and after ten or fifteen minutes they regained their senses and flew off into a tree.
Cat incantation 😆
I love how he doesn't just help the bird but actually builds a mini terrarium for him.
The eyes
Yeah. That’s such a bad thing. 🙄
I can’t get over how cute those baby birds are opening their mouths at the very end. I just had to keep rewinding and watching it over again. Oh, so cute!!🐦
It's NOT a baby bird, but the tieniest bird in europe.
@@m.blackkite she's talking about the babies at the end
@@mischr13 nice, how did you educate "NOT (with capital letters) smartass" .
What a sweet and thoughtful little story. Thank you for saving the dear little thing. Now it knows that if he/she ever needs help again he/she knows where to get it. Bravo! That noise your cat made on seeing the bird is a normal feline response. My Siamese used to do it all the time when she saw birds in her territory. ❤🦘
Mann i love you. People like you reminds that Humanity is still alive❤
Im glad you helped the bird, and I'm even more glad that cookie never actually caught the bird
It’s kuki btw
@@mrcyborg9216 thank you, I didn't know that :D
Oh how I love stories like this!! Had a similar experience myself, several years ago, with 3 baby birds. There is no greater heart-warming, than to see our little rescued wards, happily fly home!
Thank you for helping the bird and thank you koki for not eating him
It is a very meaningful experience to help a distressed animal or fowl. A lovely story.
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3:57 I have 2 cats and they are very tempted by the birds by their nature. I call this sound that cats make "song of the death". One final song for their preys.
What an absolute treat! You don't see Goldcrests everyday. You have lots of coniferous trees in your garden and that's the habitat they like. I'm very jealous of your lovely encounter.
Last year I ran over a rabbit with my car. It was almost dead. I took it home, put it in a box after giving it some water and let it rest. The next day it was fortunately fully healed and I could let it go back into the wild after some nice cuddling. I will miss Miss Bunny 😍
Almost dead?? Ran over by a car?? Maybe you just bumped it since it recovered so swiftly
I loved it. You are a birdsaver!🥰 I loved how you take care of nature!❤🐦🐦🐦
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It’s wonderful that there are people like you that help those animals
4:43 THIS ENDING SCENE IS BEAUTIFUL! THE BIRD IS SO CUTE FEEDING ITS BABIES!
The sounds that your cat was making- was chatting up a bird, cookie was trying to charm the bird in doing so, trying to make the bird a snack.
"Chatter" when eyeing prey is a common cat behavior.
It is so smile-causing to watch that cat voicing his incatations to the bird: he had seemed to sympathize the weak bird on the balcony, but once the bird occupied his room, he seemed to have more feelings than just compassion. God bless all the people with compassion and mercy to the weak!
Thank you for saving the little soul. 🥰 The cat's reaction was funny. 😀
It wasn’t really funny, cookie turned full on Hunter there.
@@Ateezwooyoungcalm down boy the bird is alright
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You are a very good man . Helping to our smaller brothers is our duty . Regards from Poland .
That is amazing. Thank you for loving and saving wildlife, as I do. A gorgeous little bird and I am so relieved that the cat did not get it and it flew off happily.
The world needs more people like you❤
Yeah people who let cat watch over a wild bird with a towel on the container. The number of dumb people in this world must be shockingly high
More of them yes but just less idiot!!!
and less cats and doggo adicted people.
That was a Goldcrest. The smallest bird in the UK. Also a firecrest of the same family. They live in coniferous woods/forests.
So beautiful.
Honestly I LOVE birds. They are just so adorable! 😊
Same
The world needs kind people like you
You guys inspire me to be a better human being, keep the good work and thanks for it.
God bless you
I recently removed the bird-stickers from the windows and let some curtains open, and already feel a better human being as well after some survivors. 🙂
No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.
3:55 lol that cat high on crack
Thank you for caring for this bird Your little cat is so beautiful 🐈
I love the cut from the bird high up on a shelf to slowly releasing it! It misses out all the "GET A LADDER, NO ITS OFF AGAIN, ITS BEHIND THE BOOKCASE! COME HERE WE ARE TRYING TO RELEASE YOU😂" Wouldn't be surprised if it visits you again, great kindness for a beautiful bird.
Thank god you helped the little birds out, it could have died and it also looked like it was is so much pain, Tysm for helping the birds out and being kind!!! ❤
This happened to us with a Kingfisher bird that hit our patio doors as we backed onto the river Welland. I picked it up as it was stunned, took it inside and let it rest on a towel on my knee giving it a drink now and then. I had it for about 3 hours like this, then it suddenly perked up, and after about another 20 minutes I took it outside and placed it on a tree branch overhanging the river, it sat there a bit and then dropped into the water and got a small fish. That was one of those special times I will never forget.
Giving birds water directly to their beaks can be very dangerous for them because of how their breathing system works. They can drown from being fed manually. I'm glad birdie was ok and made a full recovery after their encounter with the window 🙂
Thank you for helping the Little Fella 🐦🐦
The goldcrest is such a beautiful and tiny bird. You did so well saving it and even luckier to see it up close . Well done!!👏👏👏👏
Thanks for helping that adorable little bird.✨👍
Sweet lil birdo! I just love people who care this much about birds like I do 🐦🐦⬛🕊️🦜🦢🪿🦆🦩🦚🦃🐧
The little guy was beautiful. May he have the longest life!
The world needs more people as yourself and I thank you for your kindness
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If there were more kind people like you the world would be a better place. All the animals and people could have lived happily.
I have been feeding birds bread crumbs for years. Such a nice guy in helping this bird!
We are so proud of you. ❤️
On voit de cette façon et de manière certaine les gens qui ont un cœur. Merci pour ce sauvetage.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful story. You are a very kind soul.
Well done, thank you!! They live on a delicate balance between survival and death. You did the right thing. In my own nurturing sessions of the same circumstance, I just shelter the afflicted bird outside, but in my loosely closed hands, like a little cave until their strength returns. They generally fly-off in good shape in about 15 minutes. The key is to protect them from the ambient temperature and any precipitation. Until they recover their senses from the concussion, they usually don't try to flee. The real threat to them during that time, is actually hypothermia.
That's brilliant mate , gives me faith in the world . Need more like you .
I absolutely love how despite the fact that Kukie ia a domesticated cat but yet can't fight her hunting instincts. It's so fascinating that somehow, something will trigger their preying instincts.. Gotta love mother nature.. 😍
I’m glad the bird survived that house between the glass enclosure to bump into, the suffocating towel, and the cat.
That chittering is what my two cats do only when they see birds through the window. They don't make that sound for anything else. What an uplifting and educational video! Thank you!
It was sooo cute! 😍
This video showed me, that there are still good people in this world.
You are a really nice man, we need more people like you in this world. When I saw the video's titke I thought the bird was going to die and I was sad but when I saw the whole video I was happy. ❤
My cat talks to birds like that. All the time.
Humanity in aiding helpless animals at its best as demonstrated brilliantly by the narration, sequential editing of the visuals to tell the story and the music. Kudos.
“We made from water every living thing. Will they not then believe”. The site of giving water brought life to this poor bird. So glad it was saved.
this is the humanity (love affection with and help the needy). hats off.
A little tip for those with glass doors: there's glass stickers you can buy to place on your doors to lesson the chance of a bird crashing into your doors. If you can't find these stickers anywhere, bright sticky notes also work really well! We have a glass door and have had a bird hit the door before (but thankfully was ok!) and afterwards we put sticky notes on the door. We haven't had a bird crash since
Thank you so much for helping him ❤
Excellent video. Thanks for helping the little birdie. It was beautiful!!!
The little noice for your cat is normal if you didn’t know I here it all the time from my cats when they see birds
My cat made those sounds all the time looking outside at birds.
It's like a expression of excitement of seeying prey, since they never do it whilst actually hunting. In hunting mode they go into full stealth mode. Cats are amazing!
I just love stories like this, thank you for saving that little bird!
Thank you for being so kind to the little bird 🙏💌
Great to view such kindness! I feed the birds like most garners/home owners do, I also feed the exhausted bee's with water and honey, nature has it's job too do, so a little bit of human help will go a long way!
I am amazed that you have never heard Cookie make a hunting "chitter" before. Obviously Stefan is not food as far as Cookie is concerned. But yes, that sound means the murder instincts are going hard, and a pounce is not far off.
God bless you for helping this bird. Indeed, you will be rewarded one day.❤
Thank you so much for helping this little chirper♥️♥️🐦🐦🐦
You are a saint. Bless you
Well done and people with a heart for animals should be so much more. I send some love from germany to you guys
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Good job bro. Appreciate your efforts for saving a tiny bird. Good part is you released it back in the open woods.
Proud of your humanity, good job man.
Cat: the bird's gonna die
Him: Get the camera real quick
Thank you for saving that poor Goldcrest!
every little life matters, its beautiful what you guys did💕💕💕💕💕💕
On behalf of our 9 rescued birds and us, thank you for saving a birdie.😀
U are a savior to birds ty for keeping our nature alive