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I’m so happy that you supplemented their food. I couldn’t ignore the hunger of the poor chicks either. Seeing the older owlet attempting to feed the other was so heartwarming!
It was frustrating watching it in real time. The parents not showing up and gylfie raiding the kids food. But we are rewarded by the lovely personalities that grew up out of this. Fall, in particular, is a treasure.
I love that when Gylfie came to the nest to scavenge for scraps from the kids pantry the oldest one was like "Mom where's the food? You don't have any?! What are you doing back then! Get out and get your own food!" 😂 And then the threatening clacking of their beak at the end was so cute to tie up the owlets annoyance of there being no food.
Really lovely to see the oldest chick feeding the middle chick. And the stand offs! Incredible how quickly the balance of power shifts. Your providing extra TLC has a natural ripple effect to the Good for all of nature. Thank you!
Yes, never seen it before! I wonder why the parents can’t find food so they are starving? Might be a couple of different reasons who all come together? Robert is the one who knows about this area and what is going on there. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪 👵🏻
Nature sure can be Harsh, but luckily the Barn owls have you, Robert to help them out! This was a Very interesting video. Thank you for sharing the joys and sorrows of the Barn owls and their chick's! ❤🦉 😊❤🦉 😊❤
This was a phenomenal learning session for me. The barn owls’ behavior and instincts are fascinating to see. Thanks to you and your staff, Robert, we bring your educational and informative content to our homes. Very grateful.
I'd like to say a thank you to Mrs. REF who also brought the mice and docs. I won't forget the night she came out on a dark night to search for the newly fledged Autumn when we all feared the worst. Her warm smile and waves to the live cam were reassurances that our little owl brood was getting a wonderful helping hand.
We (whole family) love to watch the owls ❤ Wonder what reasons why it’s less prey around? It should not be empty 🤷🏻♀️ Always good to see how you support the families in need ! 🇸🇪👵🏻 (stunned to see a sibling feed the youngest… never seen it before and it was GREAT!!! Very sad when parents are starving and can’t feed their own 🐣 What happened in the area this year? Maybe a couple of different things? Thanks again 🙏
You do a great job! I watch your videos often and love how you take care and help feed the babies when mama needs help. Also you weigh and tag them. You have a beautiful landscape for all sorts of weasels and stoats that you help. I just want to thank you very much for all you do for conservation! ❤❤
Baby birds are so horrifying looking to me hahaha. Like if you tried to descibe to an AI image generator what a Skeksis from Dark Crystal looks like. Still love them though lol great video!
I watch this in real time but I had forgotten how big the size difference was between fall and Autumn. They basically caught up by the time you were ringing them.
They must be hungry and having trouble finding food. Glad you helped them. You gave us a first hand look at natural cycles. When prey is less, predators do not thrive and therefore become less. Prey thrives more then the predators have a lot of prey. Then many predators compete and the cycle repeats.
Gylfie seems to be just happy to lay eggs and brood until they can thermoregulate themselves. It's Dryer who's more commendable, constantly bringing food to both the owlets and his mate while feeding himself. Gylfie rarely comes back to the nest and that's just to steal food... The owlets seem to hardly even remember her as their mom and consider her competition instead. XD
6:29 How do you prove you are an oficianado of this channel? When Robert (you) mention(s) "put them at risk", under my breath I said, "Jackdaws" before he mentioned them. lol
Geez, you're nearly as bad as the parents ... when ignoring the youngest chicks plight... but then taking care of older ones! How ironic, and to me disappointing since we amateurs see devastating results on nest cameras for the last born so often.
It was a tough decision, but as I said in the film, to intervene would have been too risky. It would have put the other two, healthy chicks at risk. Unfortunately this is the nature of the Animal Kingdom. Lots of animals have more young than will survive, just think of the hundreds of sea turtle eggs, for a very small number to survive!
I hope you've enjoyed the video!
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I’m so happy that you supplemented their food. I couldn’t ignore the hunger of the poor chicks either.
Seeing the older owlet attempting to feed the other was so heartwarming!
Thank you ref of taking good care of gylfie and dryers family it was stressful for everyone I am so glad there is a happy ending
Yes, a helping hand was all they needed
Thanks Robert 🦉🦉
You did good Robert. Helping these babies
Thank you for the owls!
It was frustrating watching it in real time. The parents not showing up and gylfie raiding the kids food. But we are rewarded by the lovely personalities that grew up out of this. Fall, in particular, is a treasure.
May God bless Autumn and Fall for their thriving life indeed!
Thank you Robert for your continuing efforts to help these lovely birds.
Thank you
ThaNk yOu for helping gylfie,..Roberto❤
Thank you once again for a lovely video.
Yes, really enjoyed this video, thanks so much for sharing.
I love that when Gylfie came to the nest to scavenge for scraps from the kids pantry the oldest one was like "Mom where's the food? You don't have any?! What are you doing back then! Get out and get your own food!" 😂 And then the threatening clacking of their beak at the end was so cute to tie up the owlets annoyance of there being no food.
those owlets were so lucky having you watch over them
Really lovely to see the oldest chick feeding the middle chick. And the stand offs! Incredible how quickly the balance of power shifts. Your providing extra TLC has a natural ripple effect to the Good for all of nature. Thank you!
Yes, never seen it before! I wonder why the parents can’t find food so they are starving?
Might be a couple of different reasons who all come together?
Robert is the one who knows about this area and what is going on there.
Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
👵🏻
Nature sure can be Harsh, but luckily the Barn owls have you, Robert to help them out! This was a Very interesting video. Thank you for sharing the joys and sorrows of the Barn owls and their chick's! ❤🦉 😊❤🦉 😊❤
Thank you for all you do, Robert, for wildlife.
Thank you Robert.
Lovely to see like this ! Thanks a million for taking such good care of the family and welcome Autumn and Fall to healthy owlets!
No one does it better. Thank you Robert.
Thank you for the little extra help you offer! Also thank you for offering this awesome video!
Oh I love those beautiful barns!❤
They are so gorgeous
This was a phenomenal learning session for me. The barn owls’ behavior and instincts are fascinating to see. Thanks to you and your staff, Robert, we bring your educational and informative content to our homes. Very grateful.
Glad you enjoyed it!
그만 살고 싶고 힘들 때 지구 어딘가에서 충실하게 살아가는 작은 동물들을 보면 위안을 받아요. 매번 좋은 영상과 한국어 자막 감사합니다. 영어를 잘 못하는데 자막 덕분에 편하게 볼 수 있네요.
Hi, Robert!
You always choose the best way, and for this time wasn't different!! Thanks for saving Autumn and Fall lives!!!
🙌🦉🦉🤩🙏👏🤗😃
Thank you for having such a big beautiful heart. I love how you care about the birds, all kinds. You're definitely a god send..
I'd like to say a thank you to Mrs. REF who also brought the mice and docs. I won't forget the night she came out on a dark night to search for the newly fledged Autumn when we all feared the worst. Her warm smile and waves to the live cam were reassurances that our little owl brood was getting a wonderful helping hand.
She did a great job when I was away!
秋の二回目の子育てですと食料が少なくなってしまうのですね。大きくなったヒナは食べ物が足りないと興味深い行動をいくつもすること、とても勉強になりました。子育てはいつだって大変なのですね。
Absolutely 💯 enjoy your videos 🦉🦉💖
Thank you for posting them.
Stay well and be safe 🙏
Texas Nana
Psalm 91
Thank you
You did great with helping.
Greetings from Canada thanks for sharing this video about gylfie and dryer
Love your videos, favorite youtube channel yet!
Love the shots of the fields with the bails of hay. It makes me want summer back.
robert this is remarkable n breath taking 💛🤍💞
We (whole family) love to watch the owls ❤
Wonder what reasons why it’s less prey around? It should not be empty 🤷🏻♀️
Always good to see how you support the families in need !
🇸🇪👵🏻
(stunned to see a sibling feed the youngest… never seen it before and it was GREAT!!!
Very sad when parents are starving and can’t feed their own 🐣
What happened in the area this year? Maybe a couple of different things?
Thanks again 🙏
You put in so much effort to these birds and the videos. They give me a warm fuzzy feeling. Keep up the good work!
You do a great job! I watch your videos often and love how you take care and help feed the babies when mama needs help. Also you weigh and tag them. You have a beautiful landscape for all sorts of weasels and stoats that you help. I just want to thank you very much for all you do for conservation! ❤❤
Really enjoyedit I love seeing them grow looking forward to part w
I remember watching this all unfold😟
So ruthless
How do you think does the food post with the food supply influence the behavior of the barn owl parents?
Missing Autumn and Fall… we watched them grow… 😢
So that's how Autumn and Fall came to be....
This isn't the first time Gylfie has done this.
There's no point in sugarcoating this: Gylfie just isn't a very good mother.
She's great with the first broods, but 2nd broods in the same year are a lot harder to take care of when food is scarce in the cold weather
Baby birds are so horrifying looking to me hahaha. Like if you tried to descibe to an AI image generator what a Skeksis from Dark Crystal looks like. Still love them though lol great video!
Gylfie, how careless.....Luna may be possessive with her kids but at least she never want to let them starve😢
I watch this in real time but I had forgotten how big the size difference was between fall and Autumn. They basically caught up by the time you were ringing them.
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This was such an interesting watch. I've always known Gylfie to be one of the best mothers so to see this side of her was surprising.
Yes Gylfie is getting older now and she seemed to run out of steam
1:21 is an actual shot of a neighbor who doesn't like or talk to you but will be damned if your kids starve because you can't find a job.
Gylfie has never done well with 2nd broods. 😢
The youngest chicks seem to usually pass on...
What ever happened to Luna & Bomber?? We never get to see them anymore.
Robert did just post a recent video of Bomber nest sighting, showing they will breed soon
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They must be hungry and having trouble finding food. Glad you helped them. You gave us a first hand look at natural cycles. When prey is less, predators do not thrive and therefore become less. Prey thrives more then the predators have a lot of prey. Then many predators compete and the cycle repeats.
8:38 for those who came from the community post
Gylfie seems to be just happy to lay eggs and brood until they can thermoregulate themselves. It's Dryer who's more commendable, constantly bringing food to both the owlets and his mate while feeding himself. Gylfie rarely comes back to the nest and that's just to steal food... The owlets seem to hardly even remember her as their mom and consider her competition instead. XD
6:29 How do you prove you are an oficianado of this channel? When Robert (you) mention(s) "put them at risk", under my breath I said, "Jackdaws" before he mentioned them. lol
What terrible awful parent owls.
Why Gylfie? You were such a super-mom! Now you try and steal food from your own chicks.
Gylfies chicks always seem to choose V I O L E N C E towards her when they get older!
Usually you step in and take the smaller one to get it healthy. I kept waiting for it. Sad.
Unfortunately, as I addressed in the film, it would have been too risky to intervene. It would have put the two other, healthy chicks at risk!
Geez, you're nearly as bad as the parents ... when ignoring the youngest chicks plight... but then taking care of older ones! How ironic, and to me disappointing since we amateurs see devastating results on nest cameras for the last born so often.
It was a tough decision, but as I said in the film, to intervene would have been too risky. It would have put the other two, healthy chicks at risk. Unfortunately this is the nature of the Animal Kingdom. Lots of animals have more young than will survive, just think of the hundreds of sea turtle eggs, for a very small number to survive!
This makes me so happy 🥹 Thank you for looking out and lending an extra hand. We need to take care of the animals around us
Another totally fascinating video. Thank you! I wonder what might have triggered Gylfie’s unusual feeding behaviour ?
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