Chickens Flying Up To Roost In Tree
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- Опубліковано 24 кві 2018
- The free range flock of Chickens heading up into their tree early evening to roost, they see, to like using a lawn chair as a launch pad to help the chubbier hens to get in.
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Lotta people don't know that chickens were originally jungle fowl... they love trees!! More of these factory farms should realize this!
vremetal they don’t want that they want meat.
Not savanna fowl?
@@youtube-user73424 "Fowl are birds belonging to one of two biological orders, namely the gamefowl or landfowl and the waterfowl. "
I did not know., That's 😎
@@youtube-user73424no, Jungle Fowl, the domestic variety of chicken came from the Red Junglefowl that can be found around South and Southeast Asia
I used to have chickens a few years ago, and they lived in pretty much exactly this kind of environment - it was quite wholesome to see them walk around like this, and then go back to the pen when it got dark.
Sometimes they would also fly up in trees, and sleep there, lol.
Love your chickens and that tree is simply amazing. I read below that you said it's one of the oldest trees in England. What a privilege to have it on your property!
Oh how I miss hearing the sound of Chickens. I never knew Chickens could fly! Thanks for uploading.
Ahh so in that movie Chicken Run they could have easily flown over the fence. 😂
Guess it helped the plot most of the hens (besides Ginger and Mack) were dumb as rocks lol
They also could have gotten their wings clipped so they couldn't fly off. Which is a common practice.
chickens make me laugh theyre so goofy and cute
And people say chickens don't fly 😂
Let's be honest, it's more of a super jump
Technically they still can't, except very short distances.
@@ChewyChicken589 The light breeds that are closer to jungle fowl actually can fly not just vertically. There's videos on UA-cam of it, they can fly just not for sustained amounts.
@@1810jeffSo in other words they can only glide.
Not fly.
@@SeriousDragonify I mean straight up, they can fly at like a 45-70° angle. They're not gliding because to glide there's little to no flapping but chickens flap like crazy.
That tree is massive
I wonder how old that tree is,
It’s one of the oldest oak trees in England I believe, several hundred years old
It's amazing seeing how easily the hen at 0.10 takes off vertically... like a pigeon😮
Is she the same friesian hen which is your best flier?
pier domenico sommati yes she is
If rooster don't fly then how do they get on top of the rooftop and wake you up
jeff namw roosters definitely do fly
They use a ladder
@@gosha33333 they obviously teleport
Don't work harder, work smarter, that black and white chicken is the very proof of that.
Anyone else come for the tree?
Hi Chicken channel,
Is it an "ancient" oak tree that they use for roosting?
Did you put the wire mesh up to prevent mustelid attacks?
Coturnix Coturnix yes it’s a very old oak tree, originating from when the whole area was still ancient woodland, I believe one of the oldest oak trees in England if I’m correct, certainly the oldest in my county. The wire is there to stop foxes as that side of the tree is sloped enough too scrabble up and get the lower perching birds.
I don't think that specific wire mesh would stop a mustelid. Those holes are certainly big enough for any weasel or stoat to fit through.
Edit: Oh, I didn't need to say anything, foxes ↑.
Why are they alarm calling? Did they see a fox
Probably scared of the person with the camera
My chickens used to sleep in a tree
What is that chicken name
What is that chicken name please
Wow your rooster flys better than mine
but they re not safe up there from predators at night, hens n chickens must be kept in safely locked buildings at night...
But they survived without our help until civilization came around. If you want to save them all then yes but chickens wouldn't die if humans disappeared.
Actually they’re pretty safe up there. That’s why they go up there. Most of their predators aren’t climbing a tree and if they do or try to the chickens alert one another and start taking off. Source: 6 year old me chasing chickens out of trees.
@@Takemura76 Owls,eagles, and even cats can climb trees to get at the chickens.Being in the tree leaves the chickens exposed and easily seen by the birds of prey
These ducks are so cute they are beautiful duck birds
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Bc it's not safe for chickens on the ground at night from predators, like foxes, coyotes etc...
In one video a hawk attacked a chicken, but the rooster was on it, protecting it's han.
Hawk flew off, but I could not believe, the rooster flew after the hawk very skillfully, attacking the hawk in the air.
That can’t be real😂😂😂
But it is
Quit the stereotype, kid
Well, it's not CGI, sooo... seems pretty real to me.
If mt chickens can sleep on top of the shed, then I’m pretty sure that those can fly too.
God put the instinct and know-how to fly In chickens. Their wings are built of that of a flying bird. Even instinctualy flying up to roost in a tree, as the jungle fowl they originally were found as. They've been cultivated by humans for over 50,000 years. They only can't fly today thanks to our cruelty of torturous modified convenience breeding over thousands of years. Look up a picture of a chicken in 1950 verses today's chicken. Imagine how much we've altered them even before 1950.