Two years ago I commented on how much I love this video. On May 13th of this year (2022) I ran across a baby crow in the middle of the road. Totally helpless and hungry. I did all the things you did. Fed him, taught him to pick up his own food. Then we had him outside while gardening and he would follow us around. He taught himself to fly. No need to teach them. Then one day I patted a tree limb and he hopped up there. Then he started staying outside and coming down for food in the morning. Then it got to where he wasn't so hungry when he came down to visit, which was awesome. Then we'd sometimes see him with other crows, which we so wanted. Then sometimes we wouldn't see him for a day or two. Now, we haven't seen him since July 8th. We miss him terribly, but I'm sure he's off with a band of crows, enjoying his life. Amazing how fast they change. All that in seven weeks. I must say, though, that he took a lot of time to care for, and he ate as much as our cat at the end! We miss you, Jetson!
Well, bird poop is really easy to clean. Naturally, If someone got mad at a bird they nurtured and loved for pooping on their car, they'd be silly in that respect for expecting otherwise. I have had many birds and when you raise them, you couldn't care less if they pooped on your head or furniture, cause they are just so loving and look up to you so much, nitty bitty things don't matter, just them and that relationship.
I had a pet duck as a kid that we found after a hurricane. If you turned the porch light off he would peck on the door until you turned it back on. He would also jump in your lap like a dog. Birds are pretty cool
I know Mike, and he is a very nice guy and talented professional photographer. Used to photograph the rock bands that played New Haven Coliseum (in Connecticut) before it closed.
True true I accept the comment. I have seen many cutting the wings and torturing the birds without empathy. I appreciate for being so kind, value based and empathetic. Need such kind of a person both in this world and of course he has a place in heaven!!!!!
@@creime5484 thats how i am with mine. She has some sneaky little beans so she's quick and quite if need be when it comes to bolting out the door. I try to walk her on her lead but shes a big baby and hisses at me when its time to go back inside.
We saved a common grackle when he fell from a nest two stories up. He was so young he had no feathers. We called him Chicky boom boom as we thought he went boom boom when he hit the pavement. We brought him up over a period of two to three weeks till he was an adult. Smart as a whip, knew his name and like you had fun teaching him to be independent trying to not make him dependant on us. Hardest thing was releasing him to the wild which we did by going away for a weekend. We still think of him years later. Only three weeks but it gave us an appreciation for the intelligence of Chicky Boom Boom and his winged friends and nature in general.
School would be more interesting The ocean would be clean 2å million trees would be planted each year Few well known animals would gi extinct Global warming would be 3x slower Less people would be sick Etc. Basically a semi-perfect world.
It’s three years now and the Robin I rescued as a chick still comes to visit regularly. It’s too cute. He will come inside if the door is left open and he is there for a few mins. I know it’s him as soon as he flies down in front of his buddy (my Cairn Terrier) and flops on his back, lol. After a few licks and nudges from Max he will come right over where I am and either land on my head or shoulder, or the back or arm of the chair I may be sitting in. Can’t explain effectively in words, but it’s just the coolest feeling when he drops by for a visit. 👍🏻😎👍🏻
They are very smart birds, I'm a remodeling contractor and a client asked me to remove a bird nest from a wall, so, I took home five little sterlings. My kids raised them for a few weeks and released them. They used to come back every day for food, werent afraid and used to get inside my home, straight to the kitchen looking for food
The old saying says “If you love something, let it go. If it comes back it’s yours, if not, it never belonged to you to begin with.” Guess what Starling dad?
Parent birds take care of their children for weeks, months, even years after they fledge. Don't just turn them loose because they can fly. this guy did a good job doing a soft release.
@@birb4125 Sadly no, male starlings (Starlings can have multiple mates at a time) kick out native birds from their nests, then woes the females to come. Several ornithologists have said the introduction of Sparrow's and Starling's to the U.S was the greatest travesty ever committed on native bird-life. Coming from a country where Starlings actually are native, I agree, rarely get to see any other native birds anymore because if they show their feathery faces = Starling's engage "Stuka JU87 blitzkrieg schnell schnell" mode and chase them out, I see them regularly kill white wagtails and the like and take over their nests. Not to mention the racket the Starling's are making is absolutely horrendous "SCREEETCH SCRIEEETCH" and that's pretty much their whole library of sounds, just... "SCRIETCH SCRIETCH", constantly, without a break. For next year I'll make the bird box entrance much smaller. Being a non-native bird to the U.S continent (just like the English Sparrow) is why this guy can keep the bird. Even so, pest or not, they are animals acting on instinct, and does not deserve suffering! And this Starling is displaying behavior that I've honestly never seen in Starling's before, pretty cool! I'm stoked that this Starling got such a nice home growing up, I hope it lives a long, healthy and happy life ^^
This bird is actually a female grackle which is native to the US. I followed the guy's channel elsewhere on YT. We have starlings in UK, I never heard of them raiding other bird nests. They're highly social intelligent birds that flock together and nest together in trees. You're thinking of cuckoos.
Sadly there are not a lot of men like him or women for that matter .but then again all I have to do is come here and my faith in humanity gets a little stronger !
I agree,Mother Nature IS wonderful..and so is that man for helping out a fellow being..it also warms my soul to see humans who know that the animals that inhabit this planet are also children of the Great Creator and we are all one..his kindness will be returned to him in ways he can't even imagine :)
Starlings are nasty birds that arent even native to the US. They eat all the native birds food and even eat the eggs the natives hatch. So God and mother nature and trump and anybody else who gets brought into this random comment section aint so wonderful because these birds suck. They ruin the ecosystem
Awesome! You are a wonderful person!! Most people don't have the patience for that! I raised 4 baby starlings! Very rewarding! I also had a Robin that I had to keep because of an injury. She lived to be 17 years old!! I miss her! I've raised over 30 wild birds! And most of them released back to the wild! Thank you for helping the animals!
You have raised him man..so the love..you are dad for him..he is not a human to be selfish..he is goint to be with you for ever..love you both..God Bless.
It's a good thing that not everyone tries to feed baby birds, because it's litte risky and also tedious as baby birds can need food every 20 mins to an hour depending on the age and if people don't know how to feed the bird properly the food can end up in lungs and cause death. Most people should turn them over to animal rescue.
@@Vitali_Osandor yes he did and he did it wonderfully ! but not everyone can, that's my point, you wanna save a bird but don't have the tools or knowledge to do it ? hand it over to someone who can :)
it is called free flight letting the bird fly free and then calling it and free flight can be done if you raised your bird when it was still a baby and having a strong bond
I raised a baby starling to adulthood when I was a teen. He never learned to fly, though we tried to acclimate him to the outdoors. He never wanted to leave me. He sat on me all day, and actually walked beside me sometimes, or he would sit on my shoulder. He was so lovable. One of the best pets I ever had, and yet I never planned on having him stay with me his whole life. Starlings are very affectionate.
Yep, most people don't realize how incredibly social birds are. They bond just like mammals/humans. They don't see the species divide at all. Very humbling. Little feathered cutypies.
@@cord11ful yes! He was lovable. I would have to be super quiet in the morning when I would get up, because as soon as he would hear me and know I was up he would chirp at the top of his lungs, lol! Then I'd get him out and we'd start our day, with him sitting on my shoulder, lol. I loved him. I raised a lot of birds when I was young, finding them after storms, lose from their nests. But this little guy was the only one that bonded so tightly to me. He was great.👍👍👍
Oof, that’s pretty normal in western culture, but in Asian culture, we’re fucking staying together, unless we have personal reasons to move out of the house.
@@oaktree7441 why not? Get yourself a job and stop being a burden duh. I moved out myself at the age of 21 myself. They didn't even had to ask. Living with someone equals living on their rules... And I don't like rules.
this is what makes a person attractive: kindness towards animals and kindness to other humans EDIT: why are y'all fighting over this? Grow up and take your arguements off of my reply thread. 😅
I really hope this wonderful man is a rehabilitator. If not, he should be! He has a tender heart and practical head! I hope his little buddy comes to visit him for many years to come 🥰
I bet he is. Someone brought the bird to him. I'm not a rehabber but I'm an insane bird lover and I get calls about injured/abandoned birds all the time. Could be the same with him.
If that was in the morning, it's called a morning poop. Birds refuse to poop while asleep, so when they wake up, they poop out all the poops they forced to not do. I learned that from Jaiden Animations-
I found a little starling just like this in the middle of the sidewalk in my city back in summer 2020. There was no nest anywhere nearby and the little baby was in such a dangerous spot right next to the road. I brought it to the wildlife sanctuary about 15 mins away. I really really hope that little baby had as much success as this bird did.
I saved a house sparrow too! Unfortunately it had a broken foot and I wasn't properly equipped to take care of the injury so I took it to a bird rescue :)
I raised and taught a baby roadrunner. He's now a spoiled fat/poofy adult that demands breakfast, lunch, and dinner. When done he jumps out the window to praise the sun then leaves or stays for the night.
I have a very tame Blackbird who adopted me several years ago, when he was a chick and we have little blackbird chats and his favoured food is DO-NUT, he turns up his beak at bird food. When we had a heavy fall of snow, as i opened the back door, Blackie strolled into my kitchen as if he owned the place.....a lovely little chap
I love starlings. Their glossy iridescent plumage, the way they are so intense searching for worms in the lawn, their techo-like song when they are singing on the power lines for the rain to come.
my pet chicken commonly taking dump inside my house, not that bad, I can scoop it with paper and wipe it with old clothes. And in my opinion birds poop is not smelly
@@wumbology3109 If it happens on like kitchen floor tiles it's not really an issue yeah, also i agree bird droppings generally do not have much of an odour unless it's in very large amounts.
@@PSlo0over They don't even have ANY shows dealing with stuff like this or animal related shows. They sadly became just like cartoon network, a shell of their former self.
@@EverybodyIsDeadDave SO FREAKING TRUE. HOW DO MORE PEOPLE NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS? Really angers me to see actors give their money to a cause without taking a second to research it. *puke*
“In between feedings he likes to have a little nap”
Me too, little bird. Me too.
Same
the birds all of us at this point
I love naps
Lmao I think we all do friend
We get very sleepy after food, digestion takes too much energy
Man: Wanna try survival mode?
Bird: I'll stick with easy mode thanks.
HAHAHAHHHHAHHHAHA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this is hilarious !!!
So true he won't leave
peaceful mode 🤡🔨
Easy mode takes 4 hits of a diamond axe to kill a zombie bruh,normal takes 3
Omg this is so adorable
“You wanna walk around on the grass?”
“Nahh I’ll just take a dump on your car”
Been looking for this comment 🤣🤣
Lmao
Same Ju pi
Yeah I saw that
Lmao
Two years ago I commented on how much I love this video. On May 13th of this year (2022) I ran across a baby crow in the middle of the road. Totally helpless and hungry. I did all the things you did. Fed him, taught him to pick up his own food. Then we had him outside while gardening and he would follow us around. He taught himself to fly. No need to teach them. Then one day I patted a tree limb and he hopped up there. Then he started staying outside and coming down for food in the morning. Then it got to where he wasn't so hungry when he came down to visit, which was awesome. Then we'd sometimes see him with other crows, which we so wanted. Then sometimes we wouldn't see him for a day or two. Now, we haven't seen him since July 8th. We miss him terribly, but I'm sure he's off with a band of crows, enjoying his life. Amazing how fast they change. All that in seven weeks. I must say, though, that he took a lot of time to care for, and he ate as much as our cat at the end! We miss you, Jetson!
That story put tear to my eye and brought warmth to my heart thank u
Yb
Update us if/when you see Jetson again!
Dammit Jetson
❤❤
Did you ever see him "one last time"?
A group of crows, is called a Murder
The best human dad a bird could have tbh
Mya6 FACTS.
He is a great Father to that bird 😊
Expect me if i had some money and i wasn't lazy asf
Very true
Ya
1:53 "Thats a good flight"
-Shits on the car
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Haha I didn't even realize that...he's marking his territory lol
If it was a Ford, I wouldn't blame him.
Lmfao
LMAO
That bird comes back to his arm like a trained falcon. That's so cool and cute!
What an unbreakable bond!
Yep
Its become imprinted!
@@schuey089 ?
@Todd M I wonder if he got it vaccinated or something. Probably not though
Freedom is the greatest gift you can give your child
1:56 literally shits on his car and doesn’t care. Good man.
Optimaloptimus50 50 you saw that too?
IMAJEEP Yep.
Well, bird poop is really easy to clean. Naturally, If someone got mad at a bird they nurtured and loved for pooping on their car, they'd be silly in that respect for expecting otherwise. I have had many birds and when you raise them, you couldn't care less if they pooped on your head or furniture, cause they are just so loving and look up to you so much, nitty bitty things don't matter, just them and that relationship.
Uh
@@cryppi1510 you're right. They are birds. They don't know why they shouldn't poop on a big blue metal thingy.
I never knew how loyal birds are until we raised a duck and a goose.
I had a pet duck as a kid that we found after a hurricane. If you turned the porch light off he would peck on the door until you turned it back on. He would also jump in your lap like a dog. Birds are pretty cool
you raised a fat swimmer and the embodiment of the devil? well done
And you ate them?
t3n9 I ate them bro while they were asleep
@@mrhalfwit972 who is the fat swimmer and who is the embodiment of evil
"You exploring?"
*_Shits on car_*
I got a good laugh from that, thank you XD
This comment made my day 😂
*_Thanks_*
HAHAHAHA
I laughed.
They can still be in the wild and yet have a human friend as this little birdie does. Nothing wrong with that at all.
I wish the world can be loving and caring and respectful to animals
Man I just wanna get a taste of some yummy bird
pee poee lol
Cash Coda what I mean is not to hurt them and abuse them we need more people like this man
Amen.
Nature is nature. Simple like that.
This made me shed a tear. What a gentle soul this guy is. That bird loves him.
He is and the bird really does 😊
@Amel I dunno man. If you are *shitting* tears then that ain't good.
annoying voice tho
Kaakakk
yo the likes are 666
I don’t blame the bird, this man seems like the ultimate dad
papi juan: That bird is smarter than you. He knows a good deal with a great Daddy when he sees it.
It seems so 😊
He can be my daddy ❤
papi juan why you typing like that
Damn must be nice to have a father in his life
This man 💯 % “GETS IT”
A true angel that raised an angel 😇
Hello Erica how are you doing today
That 'angel' is an invasive species.
Having a bird flying onto his arm? Disney Princess confirmed.
Had same thought.
Kinda hard not to think that with the magical music playing
@the Emperor of man I thought the hairiest is Rapunzel?
Huh? Duh... A lot of people has bird pets. You sobinto Disney shitty stuff🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@brightblue2512 R/wooooosh
My Robin Rosie eventually stopped coming back home after finding a mate, this was a bittersweet video for sure :)
Me too
Well the robin is happy with its mate so be glad your robin baby found another birdie it loves : ))
You got the ash ketchum ending
Wtf with the interrogation music😬,which is for the birds🤣😅😂
thats dope! i dont think the novelty would last. id feel bad about having it after a while.
Going through his teenage cycle, shits on your car and flies away..
I can’t say I shat on a car when I was a teenager. I didn’t fly away either come to think of it.
@@plan4life well I sure the hell did
Russell Mccune which? 😉
@@plan4life I flew away of course. What kind of person shits on a car??
Poop and run.
This is how wonderful life could be if we were as loving and caring as this guy. Bless you.
This is what a person with a good heart looks like.
I know Mike, and he is a very nice guy and talented professional photographer. Used to photograph the rock bands that played New Haven Coliseum (in Connecticut) before it closed.
True true I accept the comment. I have seen many cutting the wings and torturing the birds without empathy.
I appreciate for being so kind, value based and empathetic. Need such kind of a person both in this world and of course he has a place in heaven!!!!!
i knew he had a good heart asap wearing a METS t-shirt
@@rambam77 LOL
💕🐦💕
Theres nothing more special then humans bonding with wild life.
wild life? sorry dude but he raised the bird from day 1 nothing wild about it 😂
@@yopeepthestyle8308 well, technically the specie of the bird is wild.
*than
Melts my heart every time :3 AND I MEAN EVERY *GODAMN TIME!*
Well I found a gorgeous lady and bonded with her ; boy let me tell you ..... best decision ever!!
“Wanna walk around on the grass?”
*flies instead*
stellarxedits ! Then poops on his car.....
@@sincerl5455 bruh moment
Thank you for helping him.
This guy is so lucky to call a bird and have him come
Lucky? Have you seen all the work and love he put into it?
Yeah but it’s still cool
Epic coryxkenshin pfp
Kid buu thanks
And not make it think that you’re ready for “action”
You’re ALL he’s known his whole little life. Of course he doesn’t want to leave because his heart Is with you 💙
so wholesome
You're all he's known*
Dyslexic much
Travis Williamson exactly lol I’m surprised there isn’t a long reply section correcting that
D-eLITE Beatz 300 people understood stfu
@@traviswilliamson5780 Judgemental much. Move along with your edited comment. You're not perfect yourself.
This bird: flies back to owner even after venturing far
My dog when the front door opens: *I AM SPEED*
Lol, mines too
LOL!
@Advocatus Diaboli
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Random but ok
@Advocatus Diaboli you and your family stay safe.
No
He is a certified Disney Princess now.
Imagine you come over to this guys house and a bird from a tree just lands on his arm.
People might think he's a Disney princess.
I'd think he's Harry Potter or something.
@@Free_Snooki You a Harry Potter fan?
@@The_Hush_Dragon Yup.
_🧙🏽♂️_
@@The_Hush_Dragon House?
It's not easy to bring up a baby bird... hat's off to you sir
Birb: *flies away then comes back*
Guy: "Good Flight!"
My cat: *runs away*
Me & my brain: "She's gone forever"
Well I have a cat too lel when he was going outside he always came back also he sometimes fight with the other cats?
I know she'll be back but my mind overreacts 😆
@@creime5484 thats how i am with mine. She has some sneaky little beans so she's quick and quite if need be when it comes to bolting out the door. I try to walk her on her lead but shes a big baby and hisses at me when its time to go back inside.
@@thebitehandle360 same as mine but if she go out of our gate, she just looks down in the spaces and doesn't go far away 😆
Well thats is same though ya know!?
We saved a common grackle when he fell from a nest two stories up. He was so young he had no feathers. We called him Chicky boom boom as we thought he went boom boom when he hit the pavement. We brought him up over a period of two to three weeks till he was an adult. Smart as a whip, knew his name and like you had fun teaching him to be independent trying to not make him dependant on us. Hardest thing was releasing him to the wild which we did by going away for a weekend. We still think of him years later. Only three weeks but it gave us an appreciation for the intelligence of Chicky Boom Boom and his winged friends and nature in general.
The bird in the video is actually also a misidentified common grackle
“Flying around, staying out all night.”
Sounds like he’s finally reached his teenage years. 😄
Maybe he will be a father soon.
I hate teenagers.
@@ElSabio159 You were one yourself.
@@ElSabio159 OK boomer
1:53 "thats good flight"
Bird: proceeds to land on car and poop on it
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao I came here just for this comment
"That's a good poop"
To be fair he's literally 20 days old, i bet you weren't potty trained at that age.
@OHGAS exceptionally, but youtube comments are serious business.
Animals are amazing. Such a kind man. Thank you for saving this bird.
Imagine if people like this ran our world.
School would be more interesting
The ocean would be clean
2å million trees would be planted each year
Few well known animals would gi extinct
Global warming would be 3x slower
Less people would be sick
Etc.
Basically a semi-perfect world.
Or the animals would outbreed us and we would be prey
We could fly 😱
Well, the socialists leaders cater to people like him to destroy capitalism.. he's their prey
@Mr KAG lol
It’s three years now and the Robin I rescued as a chick still comes to visit regularly. It’s too cute. He will come inside if the door is left open and he is there for a few mins. I know it’s him as soon as he flies down in front of his buddy (my Cairn Terrier) and flops on his back, lol. After a few licks and nudges from Max he will come right over where I am and either land on my head or shoulder, or the back or arm of the chair I may be sitting in. Can’t explain effectively in words, but it’s just the coolest feeling when he drops by for a visit. 👍🏻😎👍🏻
It s so cute!
It s so cute how loyal and grateful he is
He's like : ,,Hi dad, sup' ? I was just flying by. How's it going with mom ? Do you need help in the garden ?" xD
I thought you were going to say it's the coolest feeling when he comes by and drops some droppings on my windshield!
That's really cool!
people don't realize how much time and patience it takes to take care of animals. thank you for being a human being with a heart!
This is so wholesome I can feel my life force expanding. Thanks dad.
"He can't fly, but he's growing stronger everyday."
Wtf I guess I'm a bird.
We are birb
lmfao true
Growing in girth doesn’t count
Hahha yeah
Lmfao.
They are very smart birds, I'm a remodeling contractor and a client asked me to remove a bird nest from a wall, so, I took home five little sterlings. My kids raised them for a few weeks and released them. They used to come back every day for food, werent afraid and used to get inside my home, straight to the kitchen looking for food
they're not aggressive, too? that's nice to hear
c:
Just like kids always hungry
I'd invest in a bird feeder and enjoy company when I go outside.
Some pet Starlings can talk.
Not many though.
The old saying says “If you love something, let it go. If it comes back it’s yours, if not, it never belonged to you to begin with.” Guess what Starling dad?
OwO
Nothing "belongs" to us. Especially not people. Love is not possession
@K W
What, you don't believe in personal property or something?
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That is a real Man!. Compassionate to take care of that little
creature. Well done Sir.
“That’s a good flight”
Bird then shits on car lol
i guess this is how they learn to do their lifes best! sniping their poop on people and cars
Guy needs to train his bird in target practice so he can get him to crap on his a-hole neighbor's car. 😂😂😂
Who cares...alive beings are love...car is mode of transport
Who cares...alive beings are love and car mode of transport
@@sarikas1352 which we need to buy food for beings
Parent birds take care of their children for weeks, months, even years after they fledge. Don't just turn them loose because they can fly. this guy did a good job doing a soft release.
Yep and Im happy that he still keeps his home open to the little bird who obviously loves this strange human
I don't think starlings raise their young. They raid another species nest, kick out the eggs and lay their own instead.
@@bbranett2188 I think that's something that cuckoos do. Starlings make their own nests.
@@birb4125 Sadly no, male starlings (Starlings can have multiple mates at a time) kick out native birds from their nests, then woes the females to come.
Several ornithologists have said the introduction of Sparrow's and Starling's to the U.S was the greatest travesty ever committed on native bird-life.
Coming from a country where Starlings actually are native, I agree, rarely get to see any other native birds anymore because if they show their feathery faces = Starling's engage "Stuka JU87 blitzkrieg schnell schnell" mode and chase them out, I see them regularly kill white wagtails and the like and take over their nests.
Not to mention the racket the Starling's are making is absolutely horrendous "SCREEETCH SCRIEEETCH" and that's pretty much their whole library of sounds, just... "SCRIETCH SCRIETCH", constantly, without a break.
For next year I'll make the bird box entrance much smaller.
Being a non-native bird to the U.S continent (just like the English Sparrow) is why this guy can keep the bird.
Even so, pest or not, they are animals acting on instinct, and does not deserve suffering!
And this Starling is displaying behavior that I've honestly never seen in Starling's before, pretty cool!
I'm stoked that this Starling got such a nice home growing up, I hope it lives a long, healthy and happy life ^^
This bird is actually a female grackle which is native to the US. I followed the guy's channel elsewhere on YT.
We have starlings in UK, I never heard of them raiding other bird nests. They're highly social intelligent birds that flock together and nest together in trees. You're thinking of cuckoos.
There's a place in heaven for such gentle people.
Ultra heaven
The place where Mr. Rogers is
Heaven premium deluxe plus edition
@@logangagnepain7154 Fact Fiend invented the Ultraheaven concept, Freddie Mercury founded it.
Beautiful, and such a kind and generous man. It's really good to see value given to nature. Animals are so beautiful.
Good man. This world needs more people like him.
Sadly he is the last of the grate men 😞
lulu lulu13 what?
lulu lulu13 what?
Sadly there are not a lot of men like him or women for that matter .but then again all I have to do is come here and my faith in humanity gets a little stronger !
lulu lulu13 ok then bur care you explain your other sentence?
Mother Nature showing us how wonderful she is ❤️ and humans showing true kindness ☺️❤️ warms my soul
@JayMane this is not the place for that..please go onto a political video and say that there
Same
God is wonderful, yes
I agree,Mother Nature IS wonderful..and so is that man for helping out a fellow being..it also warms my soul to see humans who know that the animals that inhabit this planet are also children of the Great Creator and we are all one..his kindness will be returned to him in ways he can't even imagine :)
Starlings are nasty birds that arent even native to the US. They eat all the native birds food and even eat the eggs the natives hatch. So God and mother nature and trump and anybody else who gets brought into this random comment section aint so wonderful because these birds suck. They ruin the ecosystem
“That’s a good flight!”
*immediately poops on car*
Underrated
@Big Prick looks like you never had above 500 likes ;)
That's what kids do 💩 all over everything.
@Big Prick then why are bitching about a single reply
he's ready.
Guy: *Takes in abandoned bird and takes care of it.*
Bird: *Poops on his car*
Oh they'll poop more than on your car. Shoulder, arm, everywhere really.
As a thank you
It's good luck. He knows how dangerous those things are.
That made me laugh💀
The cycle is complete.
03:15 Bird: "I own a human"
Other birds: "WHAA!?! No way!"
Bird: "Totally. Look, he lets me hold up his arm"
Bord: he feeds me when I please
@@plockdock2038 *bord? Lol
Other birds: Man..... I wish u had a humble human like that...
😆😆😆
“you’re a full-fletched starling now. flying out, staying out all night.”
these aren’t tears 😭😭😭
It's fledged guy
Garrett Moore awesome. thanks!
Awesome! You are a wonderful person!! Most people don't have the patience for that! I raised 4 baby starlings! Very rewarding! I also had a Robin that I had to keep because of an injury. She lived to be 17 years old!! I miss her! I've raised over 30 wild birds! And most of them released back to the wild! Thank you for helping the animals!
You have raised him man..so the love..you are dad for him..he is not a human to be selfish..he is goint to be with you for ever..love you both..God Bless.
many people say we need more people like him but no one says we need to be like him
Good point.
It's a good thing that not everyone tries to feed baby birds, because it's litte risky and also tedious as baby birds can need food every 20 mins to an hour depending on the age and if people don't know how to feed the bird properly the food can end up in lungs and cause death. Most people should turn them over to animal rescue.
@@thewanderingartists Fair but it's the thought that counts.
@@thewanderingartists Maybe the person from the video actually knew these things, as he raised the bird to maturity with no problems.
@@Vitali_Osandor yes he did and he did it wonderfully ! but not everyone can, that's my point, you wanna save a bird but don't have the tools or knowledge to do it ? hand it over to someone who can :)
The best part was when he called it and it came
thats called free flight
@@thischannelisdead8571 no
it is called free flight letting the bird fly free and then calling it and free flight can be done if you raised your bird when it was still a baby and having a strong bond
@@thischannelisdead8571 ya
ZarTyder I think they still tend to fly away forever when it gets older whatever bond u got with it🧐🧐
*"That's a good flight!!"*
Nobody talked about the car
I saw that lol
@@fategaming5565 yea mee too😂
@@fategaming5565 same
Same
Fate Gaming I saw it to
Is your family beautiful thank you for keep him alive thank you bless u
I raised a baby starling to adulthood when I was a teen. He never learned to fly, though we tried to acclimate him to the outdoors. He never wanted to leave me. He sat on me all day, and actually walked beside me sometimes, or he would sit on my shoulder. He was so lovable. One of the best pets I ever had, and yet I never planned on having him stay with me his whole life. Starlings are very affectionate.
i think many animals are, but i might be wrong o.o
Yep, most people don't realize how incredibly social birds are. They bond just like mammals/humans. They don't see the species divide at all. Very humbling. Little feathered cutypies.
@@cord11ful yes! He was lovable. I would have to be super quiet in the morning when I would get up, because as soon as he would hear me and know I was up he would chirp at the top of his lungs, lol! Then I'd get him out and we'd start our day, with him sitting on my shoulder, lol. I loved him. I raised a lot of birds when I was young, finding them after storms, lose from their nests. But this little guy was the only one that bonded so tightly to me. He was great.👍👍👍
awwwww thats cute
@epstein was killedWait, what?
Dad: Look you're free, you can go where ever you want!
Bird: Cool imma live here
*Sits on shoe*
The bird is literally me when my parents try to kick me out of the house
I hope that’s just a joke.
Oof, that’s pretty normal in western culture, but in Asian culture, we’re fucking staying together, unless we have personal reasons to move out of the house.
FujoshiEri which country are you from?
@Roy Ayers 276 I agree
@@oaktree7441 why not? Get yourself a job and stop being a burden duh. I moved out myself at the age of 21 myself. They didn't even had to ask. Living with someone equals living on their rules... And I don't like rules.
This world would be a much better place with compassionate people like him.
Bet he told all his bird friends that he has a human dad and nobody believed him
" you liar! *flies away* "
Ofcourse you are right.
Ysaa _l.y. Well he can certainly tell his pals that his dad is bigger than their dad 😂
*theoddonesout refrence...?*
My dad has a longer life span than your dad
Bird, "Are You My Mother?"
Man: I'm not your mother, I'm your dad.
That was my favorite childhood book. "Are you my mother?" about a bird who thinks a crane tractor is its mother.
"neat" says the bird.
i'm your daddy
The only bird egg that was successfully inseminated by a humans sperm....? 🙄🧐
"Noooooooo!" (proceeds to take refuge on an antenna).
this is what makes a person attractive: kindness towards animals and kindness to other humans
EDIT: why are y'all fighting over this? Grow up and take your arguements off of my reply thread. 😅
That's asolutely true!
Niki B 100 percent factual.
Yes, that's why everyone should go vegan because that's the least we can do for animals.
Telios Abraxas you have issues and need to go to therapy for wanting to kill those just because they don’t like animals.
Conscious Vegan nah if people want to eat meat let them be it’s not ur choice to decide that anyway
Bless this man and his feathery friend :)
1:54 my dude literally took a dump on the guys car lol. He’s a full grown adult bird now lmao.
car will never be safe from birds' dump lol
It's probably more of them not having ring muscles xD
And then just flew off, what a chad
Bahahah
That's how you know he's ready to be a productive member of the bird community!
It's just like with kids. Someday they grow up, shit on your car and don't come back over night.
That's too funny!!!
your kids shat on your car? 😵 tell me more 😰
A E well when babies are still in diapers they poop in your car and you can smell it. That’s kind of similar
Al Sp so are u yet here we are
@@couterei.1953 You've been there too buddy
I really hope this wonderful man is a rehabilitator. If not, he should be! He has a tender heart and practical head!
I hope his little buddy comes to visit him for many years to come 🥰
I bet he is. Someone brought the bird to him. I'm not a rehabber but I'm an insane bird lover and I get calls about injured/abandoned birds all the time. Could be the same with him.
@@springberry007
Hopefully you take care of injured birds
Raised numerous Starlings.. Love them!
Aww, ... you just made my day Dodo.
I love happy endings 🐥
Who doesn't love a happy ending? Especially after a good massage
Paula Figueiredo come 1 dolla happy ending
He has probably been shat on his shoulder
@@CrnogorskiNacionalista good one. I posted that on another video. 👍
This just shows that no matter how well you care for the birds, they will always find a way to sh!t on your car. 😆
Kids man.
Haha lollll hahaha funny meme XD dude you are funy be conedia
How have you censored yourself
😂😂
:D 😂🤣🤣 🤣😂😂
“That’s a good flight!”
Bird: *poops his guts out*
They do that
Lmao! I just noticed that!
At that moment, the man knows he had perfectly raised a bird.
Saw that too
If that was in the morning, it's called a morning poop. Birds refuse to poop while asleep, so when they wake up, they poop out all the poops they forced to not do.
I learned that from Jaiden Animations-
I found a little starling just like this in the middle of the sidewalk in my city back in summer 2020. There was no nest anywhere nearby and the little baby was in such a dangerous spot right next to the road. I brought it to the wildlife sanctuary about 15 mins away. I really really hope that little baby had as much success as this bird did.
Awww! Reminds me of when I saved my little house sparrow! She’s the sweetest little baby!😍 she’s my best friend now!
baby cakes that’s darling!! I’m glad you saved her.
I saved a house sparrow too! Unfortunately it had a broken foot and I wasn't properly equipped to take care of the injury so I took it to a bird rescue :)
Thats special. Let the bird be outside. I love it
Snodge Kat shes the best little baby 😍
Snazzy Equestrian aw hopefully it’s doing well :)
"You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed."
Gonna def use this quote
The little prince
The bird isn't tamed. He was raised by a human. We live in a society where people believe that raising the young is taming them.
@@firepower7017 True, by that logic we all tame our kids and I have seen for a fact that many kids can be wild.
I raised and taught a baby roadrunner. He's now a spoiled fat/poofy adult that demands breakfast, lunch, and dinner. When done he jumps out the window to praise the sun then leaves or stays for the night.
Starling to his grandchildren: _“Hoomans are sometimes great, I was raised by one of those greats!”_
All of his grandchildren:
“Can I get raised by one?”
“no”
(Jk)
What about bad hoomans :(
Downer comment, but that's actually not a super good thing because it's better for wild animals to have a natural avoidance towards humans.
@@CylindricalWhistle yeah, sometimes they need alone time
Bless your kindness 🇭🇲🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💛💛💛🦜🐦❤️❤️❤️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
A bird that comes flying when I call him is on my bucket list....so cute!
1:55 he just landed on the car to poop on it xD
☻︎
I had a lovebird that used to fly to my shoulder on command. But after that he would try biting my ear 😂
@@GorillaGlue42 Rebel....love it!
Ah the magic of imprinting.
I can’t stand the cuteness of the bird it’s just too cute that my eyes water when I see it
1:50 "Thats a good flight"
Bird: >:V *shats on his car
Hahaha finally someone comment this
...
Finnally
At least not on him.
I was looking for this comment lmao
I have a very tame Blackbird who adopted me several years ago, when he was a chick and we have little blackbird chats and his favoured food is DO-NUT, he turns up his beak at bird food.
When we had a heavy fall of snow, as i opened the back door, Blackie strolled into my kitchen as if he owned the place.....a lovely little chap
Your neighbors must have been pretty put off by you yelling 'get out of the house Blackie'
@@FrancisR420 They would have had a job as i always speak calmly and softly to Blackie and never cause him to be distressed.
@@FrancisR420 like Larry David "the Black's are in my house"🤣
Blackbird adopts you
He adopted YOU
You can hear the kindness in this rescuers voice ❤
Thats just awesome. He knows where his home is, but its great that u give him the choice.
The world needs more people like that guy with his temperament.
Nah this guy is a fool, starlings are evil and need to be eliminated
@@mariosonickirby1 no u evil. Lol
@@orangepops1238 starlings are invasive and kill and eat all my local songbirds they are a disease
@@mariosonickirby1 well this one doesn't look evil
@@orangepops1238 doesn't matter how it looks this species is destroying so many good birds
Flying around..staying out all night. Now is the time to talk to him about the birds and the bees.
Good heavens! With working parents, that duty falls upon me when babysit for my teenage siblings...the Horror! THE HORROR!!!
Kaff231..... lol... love the analogy
I was literally like "he's a teenager now."
The him and the bees.
Man so sweet of you,both be blessed 🙏✨
1:55 he flew onto his car just to make a doo doo and then left 😂
Typical kid testing his boundaries 😂
Lol
Marking his territory
🤣😂😃😄😅
My son....You are ready.
Now he only calls when he needs money.
Lol
Haha, or dropping off his laundry.
Lol
*Kids... how typical ! ! !* ☝🤓
You gave me serious laugh my friend. More of a LMAO laugh ;)
You can tell alot about a person by how they treat animals and wait staff. Great video and awesome human.
Raquel Patterson We ate our pet lamb when it was fat enough, delicious.
@Mike Lincoln Lamb chops is not and never have been delicious.
@@mikelincoln8395
Go troll somewhere else, asshat.
I know these humans are amazing
@@mikelincoln8395 "pet"
I love starlings. Their glossy iridescent plumage, the way they are so intense searching for worms in the lawn, their techo-like song when they are singing on the power lines for the rain to come.
Hello Gregory how are you doing today
Lol awww, he has lots of patience and that bird just loves him.
He didn’t even give two sh*ts about the bird dumping on his car
Flies to his car and lands , takes a dump on car, aah yes he is learning well.
That was amazing underrated comment
At least not his shoulder
@@dervolldrosten6320 At least yeah.
my pet chicken commonly taking dump inside my house, not that bad, I can scoop it with paper and wipe it with old clothes. And in my opinion birds poop is not smelly
@@wumbology3109 If it happens on like kitchen floor tiles it's not really an issue yeah, also i agree bird droppings generally do not have much of an odour unless it's in very large amounts.
The Dodo has become what Animal Planet used to be.
Facts
So true. I don't even watch AP anymore.
Yeah, animal planet has gone downhill badly.
What happened to Animal Planet?
@@PSlo0over They don't even have ANY shows dealing with stuff like this or animal related shows. They sadly became just like cartoon network, a shell of their former self.
A dad of the year, no suprise the bird got attached to him 💗
This guy: Yup, casually trained a bird. No captivity, no portable cage. Just freewill.
Pokemon trainers: *TRIGGERED*
Dark Eco be realistic
It's way easier when the bird is young.
It's bird pikachu
Starrrraaaaaavia!
that's pretty much James.
The Dodo does more for awareness than Peta does with all their money
Truth
Peta don't raise awareness, only the body count.
@@EverybodyIsDeadDave SO FREAKING TRUE. HOW DO MORE PEOPLE NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS? Really angers me to see actors give their money to a cause without taking a second to research it. *puke*
I'll just send my 👍🏻right here. I don't want to make your likes 70.😉
@@loneaxolotl someone else did anyway 😂😂
Wait until he invited his friends to party while his dad away
Startatoulie?
Weed, Jack Daniels, albums all over the place, and when you get back he’ll blame it on the other starlings!
@@mkjames8310 Lmao bro I love it!
Bueller? Bueller?
Gorgeous & kind man , cute story.
Awww this is soo touching. Thank youuuuu sir for taking care of the bird
“That’s a good flight”
*shits on the car*
Лил Тейлор пошевелить сукой
Learns to wash car.
@@g0679 Car is clean now
I bet you copied a comment
@@oscarm9850 i bet you did too
He is not really thankvull ,like Teens!😁😁😁♥️