I think it is a small security camera, there is no way someone stayed there for 45 days filming, I doubt the bird would feel safe with a person that close
We clean our nest boxes out every spring and put in a big handful of cedar shavings as a base layer. It fills much of the void in the box, cutting down on the birds labor. Cedar is also a natural deterrent of lice,mites and insects such as ants which have been known to swarm nests and kill baby birds.
@@oltch. you mean anthropomorphising? Anyway, that is a natural human approach that was prevalent and in majority at any given point in human history, even if wrong factually. Love it how you use it as an excuse to rant about gen z
Heh, like how it came in and inspected the space like it was renting an apartment. Nice vaulted ceiling, wood seems solid, good lighting; yeah this will work.
Ha ha.. Thats hilarious. She pretty much did inspect it like she is renting a house. I guess all us females think the same way. We pay attention to details. Ha
I remember in third grade my teacher taught us the birds built up their nests with hair if they could find any. We had Robins all around our property. I went home and cut all the hair off of all of my My Little Pony’s and spread it all over the yard. The following year my sister and I found a nest in one of my Grandmothers bushes that was laced with blue, pink, and green hair. I will never forget that.
My grandmother told us girls to nvr brush our hair outdoors. Birds will make a nest out of it and that will give us headaches. I think it was a tale to keep girls from brushing their hair outside. It might be too enticing to men. Hair was nvr cut and reached past waist.
When our large, hairy dog sheds her winter coat, we put the fur in elbows of trees in our woods. We sometimes see a bird flying by with Winnie fur in its beak. It makes us feel good knowing her soft, warm fur is cradling new life.
If only birds really had a good life. Think about it. All they do is reproduce, fly the long distance south for the winter and the long trip back in the spring. Song birds have a very short lifespan, especially the small ones.
Yep, it doesn’t get any better than this without going into captivity. Compared to a nest in a tree or in the “A” or “b” of a sign, this has many advantages 1. Protection from the elements. The mother and her children are almost completely protected from precipitation and wind, meaning that they shouldn’t problems fighting the cold. Furthermore, it also protects against storms and inclement weather from damaging or destroying the nest. 2. Protection from Predators. This is not full protection since a Cat or a Rodent could reach inside, but against larger like birds of prey, this works well. A Hawk or Eagle will be too big to fit through the hole and their legs are likely not long enough to grab the bird, eggs or chicks if they stay at the far corner. It is also very hard to identify as a target for a high flying bird scanning for prey, who may likely see this a just a wooden box unless they see the mother and/or chicks entering/exiting the house. 3. Structural integrity. A nest in a tree may be damaged or destroyed if the tree branches starts moving, and even if the nest is in intact, the eggs/chicks can fall out in extreme conditions. The house is secured to the trunk of a tree or to an artificial post that ensured that the house stays still, even in suboptimal weather. And because it is contained and rigid, the nest and it’s occupants should remain safe even if the mount moves.
This is really cool. I never really thought about a bird bringing things into a bird house, then deciding "nah fuck this bundle in particular" and taking it out again.
I love how she checks out the box for safety before moving in. There's an egg at 4 min. Daddy feeding Mum. Stomping in the new stuff - esp. the feathers. This is ENCHANTING! Thank you.
For me, I love how on Day 4 the bird has a change of heart. "Nah all these twigs are crap. That's it I'm starting over!" And just tosses everything out.
Granted, I’ve had a rough week but - this almost brought me to tears. I don’t know, how tirelessly she’s working, how slow the process is, it took her so many days to even just fill up the floor.. but she was so hardworking & diligent, I loved it 🥹❤️ the kind of influencer I’m looking for 😅
Animals are so amazing and so much more intelligent, industrious, etc, than many ignorant humans think they are! Watching this video reinforces that knowledge and this little Blue Tit is wonderful! She's so busy, precise and careful about what she does. She's obviously a great mum! Adorable. I miss seeing the Blue Birds in the garden of my former home, where there were lots of other birdies too (Robins, Thrushes, Blackbirds,, etc).
It's not intelligence or industry when it's instinct lol every bird builds the same kind of nest according to its species and programming. You should study biology it's eye opening 😉
The first one, the one that makes the nest is male. Smaller (without multipe eggs in his body), he's also responsible for foraging for food while the female is incubating the eggs.
Absolutely fascinating, especially how they select materials, she starts off with straw like sturdy materials for the base then selects softer yet firm stuff for the 2nd layer, and then selects very soft insulative materials, like the cotton brambles.
@Inda Now right, every animal has its instincts that its ingrained with, but to watch them actually use those instincts in a natural uninterrupted platform...amazing.
@@robert9595 Reducing animal behaviour to instincts is actually a rather limited way of thinking about these conscious creatures. They do have their simple thoughts and luckily they're far less destructive than the self-crowned kings - humans. That being said they are amazing to watch, yes. There's so little we know about what's going on around us.
@@HHalcyon then what drives them to build a nest? No one is "reducing" anything, it's a scientific fact that animals have instictual behavior and act upon that, and i don't care about any of that emotional crap being pushed in colleges.
I like how it tests the wood for sturdiness, brings in sample plant-flooring to see if it likes it, takes out the samples it doesn't like, settles on what it wants and the returns to renovate then move in.
@@nathanielpatterson6963 they put fur or fibrous material they can find on top to act like insulation to trap heat in the vegetation they gathered, essentially using their body heat to warm the entire floor and thus incubate the eggs effectively. Its basically like the greenery is a mattress and the animal fur is like a thick blanket or comforter that allows you to trap your body heat.
@@InfamyOrDeath-__- sometimes the birds find disease/bugs on the material that may be bad for the hatchlings. Saw a UK program where they cooked a ham wrapped in foil and heated spiced wine in a jug all in a compost pile. Too much heat from green material may damage the eggs.
The variation between wet and dry nest material was so interesting! At first I thought the green plants were too wet to be nest material but when she finally built the nest she used drier material!
Its adorable how particular she is. "Mmm this twig needs to go here. No here. I don't like that feather there. Move it here." Puts it back it's original spot. "Perfect!"
An entire month and a half gathering materials i never thought birds were that sensitive at looking for the perfect home wow Edit: Holy Jesus thanks for the likes i guess
That pretty much sums up our reality haha its called our TV, lap tops, phones, SMART meters, smart thermostat, "Ring, home " surveillance , alexa, etc.etc . Etc. ...
Birds cant make decisions like all animals. They don't know what is going on. They are just literally action and reaction. They cant communicate like humans can. Its amazing how we can percieve reality out our eyes and communicate in our own brains whats actually happening
This is so cool! I love how she checked the place out at first and inspected everything just like any of us do. I like birdhouses. I feel like they can be safer than nests sometimes. You don't have to worry about any babies falling out or getting thrown out in rejection. They also have plenty of room to move around and play. They stay out of the elements and that keeps them warm and dry. I didn't know how long it took to build a nest though. I definitely gained more respect for the process and building of their nests.
Also let’s just take a moment to admire how efficient she is. I’ve taken care of a baby bird before and it is not a simple task. They’re incredibly high maintenance. Being so small herself, she has high metabolic needs. Yet she manages to build this nest, incubate the eggs, and feed her young without starving to death. That’s heckin’ impressive.
@@Altorac Yes parents often lose their first young. That's not failing, there's a reason they can make more. It would be a failure if they were biologically incapable of reproducing after the first and let it die.
They live in a different pace from us, I think that's what makes it hard to take care of bird chicks. Humans were not made to feed their young every hour of the day, birds were =)
@@z-guy1704 there are only two birds, The male and The female, The male was constructing alone, and after one month The female arrived with some white flur to decoration
This has just popped up. This is the good side of you tube, something you would not normally see and it is fascinating to watch. Where I live we have seagulls and it is illegal to feed them so I don't see garden birds at all. So a big THANK YOU for sharing this beautiful little bird and it's tireless efforts to build its home
I’ve been watching a bluetit fly in & out of my bird box for weeks building her nest. It’s now feeding her young. It’s humbling to watch nature. The effort they go to is staggering. How do they know to do it? It’s just wonderful. This video gave me an insight into what’s been going on in my own garden. Thank you for sharing.
it’s interesting to see how many times she moves the materials, discards then for better ones, and really really builds the nest to be the best place for her eggs, compared to how pigeons will legit just lay an egg next to a random twig and call it a day lmao
Yeah, Pigeons in a nutshell... I constantly nearly run them over with my bicycle (!!!) because the lazy rats of the sky can't be bothered with evading danger.
I noticed that too. It's impressive, really. This bird has a great work ethic. Not just any random foliage will do- If you're going to do something, do it right!
@@Ranger_48 Most certainly based in instinct shaped by evolution. If there's no doubt and comparison before selecting then chance of survival goes down
The follow up - First Egg hatching to Fledging - is now available here - ua-cam.com/video/txCB6REY-1w/v-deo.html
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Ok
Thats one cute birb, cant wait to see it grow up on this channel 👌
sand the hole where the bird enters!
The first few seconds you can see she’s thinking “did I really just find a whole house?”
It's actually a trap and she'll be forced to pay rent after she moves in permanently.
...hahaha... Sheraton Nest Deluxe
@@yerman0564 Man, you made my day, ahahaha
@@zakde-fl6tm I'm glad to hear that.
It's a Male at first
I love how she first inspected the bird house, pecking the walls and making sure everything was sturdy haha.
“Aww yes this has good bones, good foundation, I think it’ll do!” 🐦
I think that's the male, you can see the top of the head is a very vibrant blue which is typical for the males of the species c:
plott twist were two different birds building the nest
@@ShieniLicksOnLemons but it layed an egg-
Right? Even inspected the screws. Made sure they were tight
Bird: "Finally, a place where I can enjoy privacy!"
16 million people: "good for that bird."
Best. Comment. Here. 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
now it is almost 18m
hahahahahahhaha
17M now 😂
Hats off to the cameraman who survived in a small box for 46 days.
😂
🤣🤣🤣
Very underrated
💀💀
I think it is a small security camera, there is no way someone stayed there for 45 days filming, I doubt the bird would feel safe with a person that close
I love how the bird is checking the quality of the wood in the beginning
Bird: hmmmmm yes, maybe i should check my nest first
In this market I'm surprised she was able to do an inspection. Most are waiving inspections and contingencies.
Like a boomer dad nocking on the wall
Yeah like “hmm, ok. Right amount of square inches, modern. Good light”
I want it’s name to be Ron Swanson
She was like, "it's spacious, sturdy, it has a nice entrance... Hell, it even comes with it's own CCTV!"
That’s what I said about my bathroom
@@mylesaumock7190 lmfaooooo
@@mylesaumock7190 Ha. When I go to a private business bathroom I just assume cameras are there, so I just wave at the corners.
Lmao!
It’s a male actually
I like how she’s looking at the empty house like
“ nice use of space, hardwood floors.... I’ll take it!”
“At least its not the worst”
Its a woman's natural instinct, regardless of species
Its free real estate
i hope she can afford the property taxes....they always pop up on ya.
I bet that’s what you do when you’re trying to buy a new house.
We clean our nest boxes out every spring and put in a big handful of cedar shavings as a base layer. It fills much of the void in the box, cutting down on the birds labor. Cedar is also a natural deterrent of lice,mites and insects such as ants which have been known to swarm nests and kill baby birds.
I’m not familiar with bird nest building. How big are the shavings you used? What kind of birds made nests in your boxes? I’m curious
C’est sympa pour les oiseaux ❤
It could signal to birds that the space is already occupied
Bird: “it’s nice but it needs a little renovating.”
Proceeds to furnish the entire home.
It literally takes my wrens 2 days to build nest to first egg .
😂😂😂😂👏
Property value, 300k
Can we also appreciate how she just renovated a whole house whilst pregnant 🤣
@@michaelkb8-245 strong wamen 💪
im happy that the sound is natural and is not ruined by some overly dramatic background music
Yes
Gonna cry about it🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭😭😭
Monetized
@Denis Rawiel 1000% 👌👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Facts
Love how she drops in and checks out the place like..Yoo...This is niiiice, Wood Floors..High Ceiling..and Security Camera. 😍
Hahahahaha
And rent free,wish someone would build me a box in there back garden I'll bring my own grass and dog fur
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pls don't assume the birds gender
@@AnteZivkovic oh.. sorry I assumed. I didn't watch the full video yet but I don't think that male birds can be associated with"first eggs"tho...
She's very fussy! I just love how she spends several days checking it out. Such hard work and dedication to raise her young.
Thank you for the upload.
She goes in looking around like:
“I’ll take it.”
"This will do"
“My mom will be so proud of me!”
@@jusari95 I love that.
“A nice place to stay”
“How many birdseeds you want for it. “
The way she started and then emptied it out and started over is such a mood.
She didn’t like her choice of decorations so she started over
I thought that was adorable, lol
"yes? No. Yes. Yes. Yes? NO!"
LOL
Gen Z amorphizing animals shows how their nature education is fro
Children books. She wass probably not sold on the place for the first few days
@@oltch. you mean anthropomorphising? Anyway, that is a natural human approach that was prevalent and in majority at any given point in human history, even if wrong factually. Love it how you use it as an excuse to rant about gen z
Heh, like how it came in and inspected the space like it was renting an apartment. Nice vaulted ceiling, wood seems solid, good lighting; yeah this will work.
Ha ha.. Thats hilarious. She pretty much did inspect it like she is renting a house. I guess all us females think the same way. We pay attention to details. Ha
And it has a security camera aswell !
Lol
@@peterbollie lol
they want what we all want
How she kept “rearranging” for days is brilliant.
"Women" 😂😂😂
I need to hire that bird for my interior design
@@wifsk484😂😂😂😂
The way she inspected the place when she first got in was freaking adorable.
How is that adorable? So stupid i swear
@@tyronenelson1349 Because animals behaving like humans are usually seen as cute. The bird looked like it was visiting an apartment.
@@brinckau no it doesn't its a stupid bird. It just looks blank bc how dumb it is
@@tyronenelson1349 dude you dont know how smart a bird is
@@tyronenelson1349 get out of here 5 year old
I remember in third grade my teacher taught us the birds built up their nests with hair if they could find any. We had Robins all around our property. I went home and cut all the hair off of all of my My Little Pony’s and spread it all over the yard. The following year my sister and I found a nest in one of my Grandmothers bushes that was laced with blue, pink, and green hair. I will never forget that.
aw thats cute
I brush my German Shepard dog and put the hair under the trees for the birds to insulate their homes.
@@queen452010 Same!! I brush mine and put it all on the grass for birds :)) there’s always s bird nest in a tree at my house
Thanks for sharing, that's honestly pretty cool
My grandmother told us girls to nvr brush our hair outdoors. Birds will make a nest out of it and that will give us headaches. I think it was a tale to keep girls from brushing their hair outside. It might be too enticing to men. Hair was nvr cut and reached past waist.
I love the first clip where she’s just like “yes, yes this will do nicely”
Lol Yes me as well 🤣
that was so sweet hahahdkjfdj
Reminds me of myself when I’m touring virtual houses and become very picky on the interior setup 😅🤣
Hmmmm, yes indeed!
Same
I like how it puts hard material on the bottom and cotton on top.Such a smart baby
So this is that "bird box" movie every ones been taking about.
Yes
hahahahahaha
Lol damnit now I have to delete it.
I swear I hated that movie I didn't sleep for days and imagine canadian winter winds waving in the middle of the night. Aghhhh so scary.
@@davidkwizera9457 smoke some Jane and go to sleep my man
I love how it took some stuff out like “nah, doesn’t really match”
probably the female :P❤️
Yeah, that really look like 'woman-things' х)))
Then proceeds to bring back the same stuff back in
@@tristancheng6676 Tristian Cheng
@@johannsebastianbach7846 Johiann Sebiastian Biach
Imagine being this bird and hitting the jackpot of nest locations like this
Birb be like "its a free real nestate"
О повезло повезло
😃
Comes with hidden camera though
@@moccy the rent is cheap...
Absolute pleasure to watch ...takes you away from the world's troubles for a short while. Thank you.
She's like, "Nope, this won't work, gotta return this furniture" Came back with a more comfortable one ❤️
lmao! Right, like she said "this will not do...."
That's a ton of work.
Lol yes that’s exactly what I thought too 🤣🤣🤣
I was wondering why she would bring the branches then put them back out and bring new ones😂
@@lowlifefilms4277 probably looks good when she saw it but once she brought them back it didn't match the whole "aesthetic" 😂
She’s like “yeah this is some sturdy construction, I’ll move in tomorrow”
It was likely the dad who was checking out the birdhouse since it was skinnier and had some distinct differences
Exactly! 😊
“Could use a bit of furniture, but hey I can fix that.”
@@peemaster-uu9qo 😁😁
Also no rent
When our large, hairy dog sheds her winter coat, we put the fur in elbows of trees in our woods. We sometimes see a bird flying by with Winnie fur in its beak. It makes us feel good knowing her soft, warm fur is cradling new life.
That's so cool and considerate!
Wonderful
🥲 that's so sweet
I do the same with my cats fluff after a brushing, my daddy taught me to do that so that ‘the squirrels, mice and birds have warm nests for winter’ XD
I do the same too..Only it's the squirrels that collect the fur!!
The way these little featherbies take such time and effort to raise their young is a joy to behold.Thank you for this.
That nest looks so comfy. She’s living her best life.
Yea, but the truth is a shock, no privacy.
@@Mohamed-um4rg haha, true.
@@Mohamed-um4rg you naughty naughty
Yeah i would have lived in there too is if I was that small
If only birds really had a good life. Think about it. All they do is reproduce, fly the long distance south for the winter and the long trip back in the spring. Song birds have a very short lifespan, especially the small ones.
You can almost see the bird running all the calculations and measurements in its mind
"More green fluff. OK, white fluff now."
Plenty of dynamic risk assessment :)
I thought the same thing not much different than humans sizing up their new home to see how they will decorate it.
Its a born engineer
If I ever stumble across a free house I will be sure to check for cameras.
Trust issues goes bRrR 📈📈📈
From empty house to first child in less than 8 minutes!
@@naitsabloftur7102 hopefully not
At this point I'll take any house even if it has cameras in it
@@kiraeh honestly same, as long as a child won't suddenly appear in there after 8 minutes.
The intelligence to survey its environment, measure, just basically think and plan is fascinating.
I thought from the title that this bird actually did this in 8 minutes real time like a 100% nest and egg speedrun.
So did I, in part - gave a "Oh heck no, no way!" impression, so I had to verify what I was reading. This makes far more sense haha
*dream speedrun music starts to play*
Same 💀
Yeah, that'd be a SERIOUSLY prarie-dogging bird.
Strats
I'm glad she was able to close on the house, the markets nuts right now.
especially with all the chipmunks
Move in ready, for that matter
😂😂😂😂 too funny
@@winsum4 That's kind of racist my dude
@Ant Flor lol
Love how she's looking around and realizing she just hit the jackpot
Its a He not a she males are responsible for making the nest
@@alexmichaelseepersaud6633 oh didn't know that cool
Yep, it doesn’t get any better than this without going into captivity.
Compared to a nest in a tree or in the “A” or “b” of a sign, this has many advantages
1. Protection from the elements. The mother and her children are almost completely protected from precipitation and wind, meaning that they shouldn’t problems fighting the cold. Furthermore, it also protects against storms and inclement weather from damaging or destroying the nest.
2. Protection from Predators. This is not full protection since a Cat or a Rodent could reach inside, but against larger like birds of prey, this works well. A Hawk or Eagle will be too big to fit through the hole and their legs are likely not long enough to grab the bird, eggs or chicks if they stay at the far corner. It is also very hard to identify as a target for a high flying bird scanning for prey, who may likely see this a just a wooden box unless they see the mother and/or chicks entering/exiting the house.
3. Structural integrity. A nest in a tree may be damaged or destroyed if the tree branches starts moving, and even if the nest is in intact, the eggs/chicks can fall out in extreme conditions. The house is secured to the trunk of a tree or to an artificial post that ensured that the house stays still, even in suboptimal weather. And because it is contained and rigid, the nest and it’s occupants should remain safe even if the mount moves.
yeah, kinda too nice to be true
@@alexmichaelseepersaud6633 It says in the description "Our female built the nest in 6-7 weeks", but it looks like both did it to me.
I love birdhouses!! The idea of a bird being cozy and warm in a little house high in the sky with the trees - it's awesome
She was like : oh, this is a good space . Solid floor -check, walls look good-check, bug proof corners-check . Ok let’s go to IKEA.
😂
Exactly! So cute!!!! 😍
This is so accurate, imagine being a tit
Everything is solid, lets go fill it up with flimsy furniture
Indeed
“Original hardwood floors at this price point!? Baby we’re home!”
Just wait untill she hears about the hoa
Comment of the year
He covered it in carpet so it's gonna be a real hard sell if they ever want to move.
Swiftly swapped out for carpet though haha
I just died laughing
This bird really is a professional interior designer
HGTV who
Fr
You mean hoarder
Hi
I’m the 1,000th like 😩
I love how she tilts her head and look around for any impending risks! Smart bird --- animal's instinct at its best
She did a great job moving all that furniture on her own.
And without arms at that
Look ma no hands
All with her mouth that's cool
The male and the female building the nest together.....
*he
I love all the editing she does.
"I like this, it should go right here."
"No! I hate it!."
Lmao. Aaand a little touch of red NO FUCK THE RED
Every female be like ... 😂
@@satishakodan6916 no need for forcing gender stereotypes
@@indyferncja6784 crybaby
@@indyferncja6784 dude it’s a joke
Bird as it looks around: “oh yea this nice. This is real nice.”
Lmao 🤣🤣
I was looking for this comment 😂😅
Best comment 🤣🤣
Like “ yeah this is pretty nice nd stable ““ *taps wood 😂
Nice and thicc?
These level of simplicity makes me emotional.
She literally couldn't decide what she wanted to do with that one feather... It's like figuring out where to hang up a picture frame
hahahaha accurate
I liked when it first jumped in and hit the floor with it's beak to see if it was solid enough, totally like human tire kicking!
Time stamp? Please 🙃
So true!😂
@@mylan4857 about 5:30
I love how she'd bring stuff in the decide "nah not this" and take it back out
Right ?? 😂
I know! I had no idea birds did this
I think it was another bird stealing it away
And stomp around on it, move it, stomp some more and then throw it out.
“This seems like a good house. Better peck the walls and floor to make sure though. Yup, it’s good and sturdy. Better go to install carpet”
Hah
That's the bird equivalent of kicking the tires lol.
Smart birdie
😁
That was so cute!
Its so cute how she checks the floor is stable and solid before deciding to build a nest ❤
This is really cool. I never really thought about a bird bringing things into a bird house, then deciding "nah fuck this bundle in particular" and taking it out again.
HAHAHAH
Lol
I was kind of wondering why she took that stuff back out myself
Can only image how freaking excited she was when she first entered the house...like finding gold...
And a contemporary, too - all the other houses in the neighborhood are neo-rustic.
@@KK-pq6lu yes!
So cute to think about 🥺🥺🥺
The way she looks all around the house
@@damagedengine2090 right?
Watching this allowed me to appreciate birds more than I have in the past
Honestly same
Good to see you again.
Everywhere i go, i see you're face.
Why are you everywhere
Glad you are here
I love how she checks out the box for safety before moving in. There's an egg at 4 min. Daddy feeding Mum. Stomping in the new stuff - esp. the feathers. This is ENCHANTING! Thank you.
"hmm this looks spacious"
"wish it were a little bigger tho"
"gotta test its durability"
"I'll take it!"
Netherite bird's nest
Bird : Finally some privacy!
26 million people : That looks perfect!
This deserves way more likes!
27 now
339
Here at 448 likes
hahahahahahaah
For me, I love how on Day 4 the bird has a change of heart. "Nah all these twigs are crap. That's it I'm starting over!" And just tosses everything out.
I remember watching this during the pandemic with my mom and sending this to my best friend at the time very clearly
I like how on day 2, she was like “is this still empty? is it mine now? cool”
Living the dream
Yea!! 😁👍
She might have been thinking it but she wasn't like it.
it's free real estate
@@sw6188 ok grammar police
Solid wood frame? Moss carpet? Cotton and down mattress? She’s got her little life TOGETHER.
Right?! I'm jealous
Lmbo😅
And it’s rent free 🙌🏻
@@Devilscorpion666 Lol, I'm also jealous. A birds life is be hard but living In that nest like that must be nice.
"I got these humans to build me a nice house" LOL 😆
I love how she brings in a bunch of greenery but some of it doesn’t make the cut, so she takes it out and replaces it with better ones. 😂
*he
Wdym
She is a girl-
It's a he at the start
@@thinkingoutloud675 what
Bird's are the coolest animals. The variety they come in and the unique behavior is a gift to be able to watch like this
She looked around at the bird house at first like “hmm not shabby at all”😂
Edit: I’m still returning to this video 7 months later😂
She even testing the quality of the wood at 0:17 🥰
Hahah that's funny
Thats soo cute!
And then she tested the new furniture
hmm...not bad at all
She looking around saying "wow I can't believe this is still in the market! Look at all the light this place gets!"
Love how she is looking at the bird house like she's putting a down payment on it.
I don't think I have had this many likes. Thank you so much!!
Is this flooring real pine?
@@mollusckscramp4124 is this neighborhood safe?
She is putting down a payment of keeping future eggs in there.
this bird identifies as a non binary gender fluid pan sexual 4 year old male dog 🐕
@@maxsportsman2416 😁
I love how the bird doesn’t just throw things around but rather places the stuff neatly
Yesss she's so polite
@@studentaccount2100 Well some birds and other animals do tend to throw stuff around and some just for the enjoyment
@@hangry3102 student account is technically right.
Birds arent humans
Humans arent birds either
@@stavro-kun Imagine having wings tho
@WillRQ pterodactyle wings
Granted, I’ve had a rough week but - this almost brought me to tears. I don’t know, how tirelessly she’s working, how slow the process is, it took her so many days to even just fill up the floor.. but she was so hardworking & diligent, I loved it 🥹❤️ the kind of influencer I’m looking for 😅
Me: Alright Im going to bed
UA-cam: Wanna see a bird build its home and have a baby?
Bruh
LMAO SAME
Same for me lol
Same :€
same
I love how she kept putting layers upon layers upon layers of stuff like
“If I’m gonna be sittin here for a while, might as well be comfy ✋”
Its for warmth dumbass
@@Kkkzksksksks it was just a joke gosh-
@@Kkkzksksksks why you mad 💀
@@Kkkzksksksks not the smartest tool in the box are you🤦🏻
@@Kkkzksksksks who hurt you
I love that she brought stuff in and then later is like, "why the hell did I bring this? Get this out of here."
I wonder if she kept it elsewhere, like maybe it was an important part for later in the construction.
And then she brought it back
@@Dr_Pickle she was like .. oops that’s supposed to go last
I relate to the bird lol
Bought her nest from IKEA it seems
Animals are so amazing and so much more intelligent, industrious, etc, than many ignorant humans think they are! Watching this video reinforces that knowledge and this little Blue Tit is wonderful! She's so busy, precise and careful about what she does. She's obviously a great mum! Adorable. I miss seeing the Blue Birds in the garden of my former home, where there were lots of other birdies too (Robins, Thrushes, Blackbirds,, etc).
As a fellow backyard animal, humans are ignorant creatures.
All hail the multi-national squirrel coalition!
Don't give up on men he's out there somewhere hun x
It's not intelligence or industry when it's instinct lol every bird builds the same kind of nest according to its species and programming. You should study biology it's eye opening 😉
Thanks for sharing what kind of bird it is... it's beautiful, and we don't have them in the US 😞
Bluetits fairly common in uk , the bird considered the the most admired in the UK 🇬🇧 is the robin my American Friend 👆
I like how she checks the inside out like, “This is actually really nice. Love it!”
The first one, the one that makes the nest is male. Smaller (without multipe eggs in his body), he's also responsible for foraging for food while the female is incubating the eggs.
Omg me too! She is dear ♥
the male bird makes the nest
all ik is that bird put in work from empty to
str8 up filling that bird house in no time🖤
“Hmm yes this will do nicely”
I always wondered what's going on in a nest box. My wished were fulfilled.
Omg you need to know more check out this guy's his name is Robert E fuller
Omg
So you tryna tell me your wish is to know what goes on in a bird box? BRUH
@@Kinchela what's the problem?
@@CyrusGoat Oh uh- You know the movie "Bird Box"..? I think that's where they're trying to make the joke from-
Oh yes yes she definitely knows how to decorate a good house, clearly she’s an interior designer
She realized the first couch was too bulky, so she had to change it.
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@mazwide9400 aren't the birds adorable
Gods design. 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Какой умничка! Всё посмотрел, проверил, клювиком проверил на прочность прежде чем селиться с семьёй. Настоящий мужик!❤
The way she had standards that had to be met in the beginning was fascinating
I bet that birds can detect certain qualities in wood that we are unable to, at least without technological aid
@@Cholatemilk1 damn so cool
@@Cholatemilk1 animals are dope as hell
@@WackadoodL not us humans are wack
Absolutely fascinating, especially how they select materials, she starts off with straw like sturdy materials for the base then selects softer yet firm stuff for the 2nd layer, and then selects very soft insulative materials, like the cotton brambles.
@Inda Now right, every animal has its instincts that its ingrained with, but to watch them actually use those instincts in a natural uninterrupted platform...amazing.
@@robert9595 Reducing animal behaviour to instincts is actually a rather limited way of thinking about these conscious creatures. They do have their simple thoughts and luckily they're far less destructive than the self-crowned kings - humans. That being said they are amazing to watch, yes. There's so little we know about what's going on around us.
I thought the mama bird is collecting dog hair.
@@HHalcyon then what drives them to build a nest?
No one is "reducing" anything, it's a scientific fact that animals have instictual behavior and act upon that, and i don't care about any of that emotional crap being pushed in colleges.
I agree this is just breathtaking
I like how it tests the wood for sturdiness, brings in sample plant-flooring to see if it likes it, takes out the samples it doesn't like, settles on what it wants and the returns to renovate then move in.
Testing the flooring seems like a waste of time considering it just started grabbing random chunks of doghair.
Gorgeous bird to boot!
Yea why did they drag some of the nesting back out? They did that a few times.
@@nathanielpatterson6963 they put fur or fibrous material they can find on top to act like insulation to trap heat in the vegetation they gathered, essentially using their body heat to warm the entire floor and thus incubate the eggs effectively. Its basically like the greenery is a mattress and the animal fur is like a thick blanket or comforter that allows you to trap your body heat.
@@InfamyOrDeath-__- sometimes the birds find disease/bugs on the material that may be bad for the hatchlings. Saw a UK program where they cooked a ham wrapped in foil and heated spiced wine in a jug all in a compost pile. Too much heat from green material may damage the eggs.
The variation between wet and dry nest material was so interesting! At first I thought the green plants were too wet to be nest material but when she finally built the nest she used drier material!
Its adorable how particular she is. "Mmm this twig needs to go here. No here. I don't like that feather there. Move it here." Puts it back it's original spot. "Perfect!"
And when she cleared all the original furniture out and started fresh on day 5 "no, no, this is just, ewww"
Yeah that feather sure was in the way of her design, she was definitely not happy with it 🤣
Puts it back it's original spot. "Perfect!"
I'm at the beginning and i love her alert posture and how she's checking every nook and cranny before deciding on staying.
Women.
I must say… I really like what she’s done with the place.
He*
@@poopbutt6241 she layed an egg, it’s a she 😂
@@bradnon68 there were 2 birds. The male at the beginning
She had 46 days to do it
@@usertarotnari lol so what?
An entire month and a half gathering materials i never thought birds were that sensitive at looking for the perfect home wow
Edit: Holy Jesus thanks for the likes i guess
Yes, I watch all the birds and see some nests, it's a big job and precise. Pretty awesome.
Forgot to check for hidden security cameras though didn’t it
@@SChapps Give her a break man, she just wanted to be a part of an reality show
@@helvosthecreator5275 the trubirb show.
@@helvosthecreator5275 you mean... Give her a *Beak* ....😃
Reminds me of my mother.
Always did her best to make it A home.
I miss you mom.
“Let’s do a peck check to see if the walls are sturdy.”
First
Ye
WTF are you doing here 😂
7th.
let's ignore that big black box over there hope there's no people spying me. :v
The jumping up and down to compact the nest is adorable.
.....and there was that one white feather that she had issues with. LOL
@@monica11760 She was getting really mad with that feather!
7:04 for those who curious
@@triarb5790 @monica11760 me when I try to fold a fitted sheet.😂
@@Dev-san My bad, thanks Dev. :)
Imagine being a bird just building your nest and chilling without knowing some machine made by giants is in your house
That pretty much sums up our reality haha its called our TV, lap tops, phones, SMART meters, smart thermostat, "Ring, home " surveillance , alexa, etc.etc . Etc. ...
That pretty much sums of UAPs.
Your house has more cameras that the govt can access
I always wondered why the huge camera thing was staring down at me
Birds cant make decisions like all animals. They don't know what is going on. They are just literally action and reaction. They cant communicate like humans can. Its amazing how we can percieve reality out our eyes and communicate in our own brains whats actually happening
This is so cool! I love how she checked the place out at first and inspected everything just like any of us do. I like birdhouses. I feel like they can be safer than nests sometimes. You don't have to worry about any babies falling out or getting thrown out in rejection. They also have plenty of room to move around and play. They stay out of the elements and that keeps them warm and dry. I didn't know how long it took to build a nest though. I definitely gained more respect for the process and building of their nests.
“Hi, welcome to ikea would you like to try our- “
Bird: dammit, I’m in
Lol
😅😅
lol
🤣right?!🤣🤣
Imagine a storm being outside and they chill in this comfy little house
And then it fly away
@@ulhasjawlekar4008 so would any nest so I guess that house is safe enough
@@jega6810 and what if that's thunder storm tornado or flood
@@ulhasjawlekar4008 what are you saying? That nests are not affected by rain, thunder,etc. This wooden house is much better.
@@nargisparvin9430 still better than my class room
Also let’s just take a moment to admire how efficient she is. I’ve taken care of a baby bird before and it is not a simple task. They’re incredibly high maintenance. Being so small herself, she has high metabolic needs. Yet she manages to build this nest, incubate the eggs, and feed her young without starving to death. That’s heckin’ impressive.
No it's not. It's whole lives are those tasks, it would be more impressive if it managed to screw one of them up.
@@LickMyMusketBallsYankee yet its not uncommon for them to fail, especially when they are young inexperienced parents. What they are doing isnt easy.
Don't forget about the daddy. He was doing his part finding the food and bringing it to the nest.
@@Altorac Yes parents often lose their first young. That's not failing, there's a reason they can make more. It would be a failure if they were biologically incapable of reproducing after the first and let it die.
They live in a different pace from us, I think that's what makes it hard to take care of bird chicks. Humans were not made to feed their young every hour of the day, birds were =)
I love the first viewing of the apartment, a good inspection before talking to the realtor.
She’s gonna be mad when she realizes she was living in the “Truman Show”.
Lol yeah
That other bird who flew in shouted "YOU'RE ON TV TRUMAN!"
I feel like that sometimes this whole thing is truman show. I look at the planes and think... Wait why cant we track these planes
Lol good one
@@karabb15 hmm thanks for that.
I love how she pecked at it first and was like "Yup this is some fine craftsmanship, I'll take it" then proceeds to move all her furniture in there.
The male one that was checking, there are two birds constructing The house, The fat one is The female
@@theye29 Don't you mean the fat one is the "Foreman" the other two are the lead hands? Lol
@@z-guy1704 there are only two birds, The male and The female, The male was constructing alone, and after one month The female arrived with some white flur to decoration
I like how she just could NOT decide what to do with that one feather 😂
I thought it was like "well im gonna be sitting here for a while might as well have something to play with"
It does not go with the aesthetics of the room
She was like "this is not Feng Shui"
Yes 😂
HELPPP
This has just popped up. This is the good side of you tube, something you would not normally see and it is fascinating to watch. Where I live we have seagulls and it is illegal to feed them so I don't see garden birds at all. So a big THANK YOU for sharing this beautiful little bird and it's tireless efforts to build its home
She's like my mom. Constantly rearranging the furniture.
Lol
I’m like your mum 😂
That's funny 😂😂😂
@@honestview3503 😄 Somehow, she did not pass that gene down to me. I'm happy leaving things where they are.
I also rearrange my furniture lol
The moments where the bird is lying down to test how comfortable the bedding is is so cute.
Alright.
I was looking for this comment
And then she carries out the pieces that aren’t up to her standards for her baby ❤️❤️
@@brooklynmartinez9152 why
Ok
Looks like someone is missing a bit of stuffing from their patio furniture.
That is fur
Looks like dog's or cat's fur
where do they find cotton????
@@pointblank6467 maybe theres cotton trees in the area with the white fluffy stuff, those things always fly around here in kansas
@@qpidsarrows ok, thx.
I’ve been watching a bluetit fly in & out of my bird box for weeks building her nest. It’s now feeding her young. It’s humbling to watch nature. The effort they go to is staggering. How do they know to do it? It’s just wonderful. This video gave me an insight into what’s been going on in my own garden. Thank you for sharing.
The title made me think she was speedrunning to pop one out in literally 8 minutes.
Lmao imagine a bird world where they post UA-cam videos like "Speed running my first egg"
Bhahaha me to
Same. I was a bit disappointed when I realized what they meant
me too lmao
Haha you know
it’s interesting to see how many times she moves the materials, discards then for better ones, and really really builds the nest to be the best place for her eggs, compared to how pigeons will legit just lay an egg next to a random twig and call it a day lmao
Ey, now, have a little respect. Sometimes there's not even a twig
Sounds like my lazy lifestyle 😆
Yeah, Pigeons in a nutshell... I constantly nearly run them over with my bicycle (!!!) because the lazy rats of the sky can't be bothered with evading danger.
Yeah pigeons are fat lazy birds. I mean who even likes those lazy farts
@@17_Editzz well its a bird and birds are made from meat, so you get whats coming
It’s so interesting to see how in Day 4 and Day 5 she wasn’t quite amused by what she’d brought in, took em out and started over in Day 6!
I wonder if they know its ready based on how they feel the temperature inside
I noticed that too. It's impressive, really. This bird has a great work ethic. Not just any random foliage will do- If you're going to do something, do it right!
@@Ranger_48 Most certainly based in instinct shaped by evolution. If there's no doubt and comparison before selecting then chance of survival goes down
Sometimes the nesting material is stolen by other birds.
@@7rorre True!