It never ceases to amaze me when you show us the "spider" and there's a tiny little heart already beating. Nature truly is wonderful. Edit: you can name her Victoria! As in Victory!
@@SpicyElaichi Humans don't lay eggs, our young use a bigger human as life support, grow into their body, alter their metabolism for their own purposes. It's quite gruesome, and I admire those who manage to bear it.
My husband is a wounded vet here in Canada that has had 14 brainsurgeries due to his on duty injury and… has two intra cranial shunts in his brain to keep him alive. Both shunts are failing and he is and has been dying the most slow and miserable death I have ever witnessed. As a result of many things my health has been giving out as we raise our 3 children that are now pretty much grown. The two younger ones, boys have grown up with dad having brain surgeries and thinking that was normal until they got old enough to understand and now.. it fills them with dread. It is so sweet to see the careful loving way they have with their father tho. The reason I am writing this is because my husband spends an awful lot of time sitting and watching tv. His injury was a training accident and Phil is the gentlest soul (he worked on avionics in military jets + taught avionics for a time at the military college here in Canada) so when I came across this channel I figured I would show it to him. You see… Phil’s parents were immigrants here in Canada and our last name is Hoolboom. Based on our last name you can guess that he is Dutch, a Dutch Father and an Indo (Indonesian Dutch) mother. Phil as a child and teenager went to Holland to visit with family and was raised in the secure knowledge that tho he is Canadian.. then he IS DUTCH! So to the point. I showed my husband this channel and I have not often seen him react in the way he did. He started with (because I thought he would only have energy to watch a couple of videos) 2-3 videos and had such tears in his eyes@each one. Then he kept going… At some point I fell asleep on the couch beside him, only to come to with Phil just drinking in each video, one.. after the other. He told me he found them so beautiful, so uplifting and he loves the work being done for the animals. The smiles I seen on his face off and on that night were so heart warming and since then I come across him checking out a video here and there. I just wanted to thank you… for giving this help to the animals, but also.. for giving so much more to so many. We are with you in spirit while you help the wee ones and.. we will be watching! Gudrun Anna
You are such a loving and strong woman to take care of your chronically ill husband. My mom had Alzheimer's for 15 yrs. In the last 6 yrs. of her life she was reduced to an infant. I had to do everything for her. To see my mom lose herself and not being able to do anything about it was very heart breaking for me. So I feel your pain. My health suffered as well. We try to be super caregivers. But please try to give yourself some breaks and loving care for yourself. You deserve it! I'm so glad he is getting some enjoyment out of these videos. May your family stay strong, find comfort and grow closer to each other.
This story you’ve told has really hit me hard. What a devoted woman you are to take on this task that never ends. I have been chronically ill for 21 years and I am alone, although I had a 40 year teaching career and raised two children mostly on my own. I wish my kids would even call me to see if I’m ok, but they just want me to do things for them. I never hear from my daughter and we used to be best friends until she married a guy who is not a social person and jabbed at me with the most hurtful words I’ve ever heard once they were married, and had a child. I was floored, hurt, and to my dismay, my daughter started acting like I was the enemy as well. I can’t tell you how much this hurts, and I think it’s caused a lot of my anxiety. To make matters worse, my grown son has mental issues from meningitis at age 7. They shame him and hate him. We are all enemies, except for the beautiful girl they’ve brought into this world, who is my only hope for love and goodness in my life. I don’t even know why I told you this, except that you are an inspiration to me that there are still good, loving people in this world❣️ Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your story, and how this man in the video and his love for animals has touched a heartstring in your husband and has given him joy. I hope for the much future happiness for your entire family, and I wish I knew you, because I’d love to help you. Much sincere love❣️🩷🙏
The thought crossed my mind… we are all dying. The question is what quality of life we have each day. It sounds like these videos have increased the quality of life for both your husband and you. They have also improved mine! ☺️👍❤️
As an owner of Zebra Finch myself, I gotta say THIS IS ADORABLE! My parents had 6+ baby Zebra Finch before I was born, and it's so adorable to finally be able to at least see how adorable they look!
You are an utterly lovable man. You made me actually cry with tenderness. It's so warming to see such a big man, with big hands handle with so much care a tiny, fragile little bird. The world needs more men like you ♥️
Did you mean more kidnappers ? Pretty much kidnap the the mom and stole her egg to show this. This is nice to see but the reality is not right to do this.
@@fdisciple7634 He literally gave the mom a home and the newborn a life. If anyone else bought the mom then they would most likely never care about the egg 💀
I just adore how gentle you are with these tiny, helpless little creatures. How you give them so much more than food and life. The strokes, the breath, the love and warmth of another creature to tell them they are loved.
Yes, in the tiniest moment, the biggest change happened, and that tiny fluttering … life 🖤🫧 it was so miraculous and simultaneously the most natural thing in the world. Often there’s not a difference…
It would be interessting to see how many people got blessed by only seeing bating this bird's heart, but who are at the same time pro abortion 🤔 human's heart is beating only after few weeks, and abortion is legal until 3 months ! Do not make me saying what I didn't say, I am pro abortion, but I don't know, I had this feeling... and then I asked myself existancial questions 🤔
I held my breath while watching you trying to feed her! It always amazes me how miraculously tiny creatures can be - it looks almost impossible to care for them but you make it happen and it makes us all happy! As a random name my mind instantly came to lil Zipsi. She'll definitely have a blast around your house.
I was teary-eyed through this entire video because it was so beautiful. You, sir, have renewed my faith in the kindly human spirit. With so much horribleness going on in the world today, it was such a joy to watch you protect and nurture this tiny baby bird. Thank you for your incredible kindness. I love you! 💕
Jane, agree with you. World is a mess. I ama Jehovah's Witness and I shared this video with my group. Pure joy to watch and experience. We all need each other to survive. God provides
Seeing that little heartbeat in the egg was so... humbling. Like, that's life, so precious and delicate, we all start out pretty much like that. Wow. Awesome video.
She is the tiniest little miracle! A zebra Finch was the first bird I ever owned - they are such a pretty sweet bird. Another fantastic success story. Thank-you for helping her get through.
It looks like she’s taking the food directly to her stomach, like the competitive eaters. Watching her explore while you brushed your teeth was delightful! Thank you for saving her and sharing her with the world.
Yeah birds are weird. When mother birds feed their young babies, they literally stick their whole ass beak into the babies mouth and vomit up food directly into an area in the upper esophagus called the "crop." When birds finally eat on their own, they also collect food in this area before it goes in the stomach. With the baby, you can see the yellow food in the crop after the feeding. This is why it looked like the baby bird was trying to swallow that feeding tube.
Such a beautiful little bird! I held my breath when you were trying to feed her that first time- she was SO tiny! I would be scared to touch her thinking she could get hurt. It's incredible how gentle and motivated you are to give every little creature a chance at life. I don't know why, but when I saw her the name "Zuzu" came to mind. I think it suits her :)
One of the most poignant videos ever. I was tearing up from the tiny heartbeat inside the egg. How tiny , how wonderful .this man must be an amazing human being . Can you imagine e the good in him, yes we need millions like him ! Amazing how gentle he had to be , and patient . I was in awe!!!
I'm currently fostering a lonely little kitten and always love seeing what new small animals this man is helping.Keeps me inspired to do what I love, which is help cats in my local community.
I currently am owned by 17 cats. I have raised singletons from 8 hours old…It’s a full time job! Every two hour feeding all day and all night, God bless the Miracle Nipples! Make sure all singletons have socialization with other healthy kittens starting at 4 weeks of age. Otherwise they have difficulty socializing as a feline to people. ❤️
To see you rear that tiny bird made me cry! You restored my faith in life. You're such a big softy, its wonderful to behold. Fabulous video. Thank you !
I foster orphaned neonate kittens and I thought feeding those munchkins was hard! Watching you feed that tiny wee baby was truly a sight to behold. It was absoutely beautiful and really quite magical 🥰
Him doing everything he can to save the egg legitimately felt like a scene from a movie where that lil' birb was the last hope for all life on Earth. 💖
@@ithilgreenleaf8184 Oh!- It was more of a hypothetical statement, sorry for the confusion! But something like Sunshine (2007): like at the end where folks on a frozen harbour witness the sun shine again, or like Wall-E when he discovers the lil' sprout amidst all the wreckage..! 😁
What does this have to do with humanity? Human beings are suffering and he is helping a bird. It has nothing to do with humanity. When he helps fellow human beings then i would be impressed. Many people save birds every day. Some people actually help humanity save staring children and families which is much more significant that a little finch.
@@FarmerFpv and here comes the looser 😂🤣 Dude first of all you need to check you knowledge and what the humanity means? It means the quality of being kind and understanding not just helping humans.
This is so sweet. This is fantastic documentary storytelling and I adore the final sequence with her! It's amazing how they are so comfortable around you and it goes to show the time and care you put in for them. I'd never seen a chick without their feathers eat, so I was surprised to see how their neck bulges with their food. I guess that's normal? Now I'm curious...
MaryCarl on Mrs Cog Hill and Cog Hill Farm talks about their crop and how to know when it's full as she hand feeds her baby pigeons. She is born to be a bird whisperer, too.
Birds actually have quite large crops, it just doesn’t occur to us how big they are because usually they are covered with feathers. But in this case, (a featherless baby bird with basically clear skin) we can see wonderfully just how big it is!
Yeah its amazing right! It'd their crop. It fills before the stomach snd when the stomach empties they swallow whats in the crop then repeat. Kind of like storage.
@@hi_artmoto It does. If I remember correctly, Mary Carl said that they will keep asking for food even after their crop is full. I think she said you go by feel and stop when their crop feels firm because that means it's full. It was pretty cool watching her demonstrate with her baby pigeons. They had feathers already, but when she lifted the feathers we could still see the white food through their skin. And she showed how it was still squishy before it was full. It must have been so much harder for Alwyn to get it just right with his tiny zebra finch baby.
Your patience and your positive energy with her effort to live created this miracle.... So cute the way she responds to your touching like children do to parents... Well done for saving her!! I would call her Miracle. This is what she truly is...
What a Beautiful story! I am amazed at how gentle you can be with such big hands dealing with such a tiny egg! Thank you for sharing this heartwarming adventure that tugs at the heartstrings! A very Lucky little Bird to be saved by such a kind Man!
The saddest part about this is he puts this much effort, heart, and soul into this beautiful precious birds life for ALL THIS TIME hes been raising it. All before it even has a name. Then he lets us name it for him. Makes me tear up
I love baby birds and how adorable they are. Zebra finches make wonderful companions for anyone who wants to give them a chance. They are so cute, loving and full of sass. 💚 I appreciate the time and dedication Alwyn puts into each of his videos. I also look forward to the relationship between these two. 🥰 Also what about Noel or Flora for possible name selections? 🤔
Tbh the zebra is somewhat bad cause of the sound he makes and also i couldnt keep up with him cause they lay so much eggs at a short time and very hard to tame
You always know just what to do to give animals their best shot at life! You really are a special man! My mom had zebra finches as pets. She didn't know one was male and one was female. One day she saw eggs in the nest! They hatched and she had a house full of baby zebra finches! Those were the tiniest eggs and birds I ever seen in my life!
I used to have a zebra finch. He would always love to be pet, always sat on my plate and tried my food every meal, and sang the most beautiful song. No one would have believed how a zebra finch, a bird that is "incapable of bonding with a human" ended up being very loving and social. He was a very special bird. Rest in peace leonardo da finchi, you will be missed.
agree, but he was just blowing on it to keep her warm as birds are unimaginably senstive to temprature. doesnt mean he's not loving tho or kissing it off camera idk
God, you are the most patient man in the world… I am amazed how you manage to feed and grow such tiny creatures to beautiful birds… one sudden move and this miniature bird could get damaged… thank you so much for being such a unique saviour of lives…
I was looking at videos of Zebra Finches and saw this. Read about 10 of the comments and couldn't really add to all the comments, just agree with them & how you've touched my heart. If the world had more people like you it would be a much better place!! Cried tears of joy! I grew up in a home with a canary that danced & a parakeet. Later, after my divorce, I bought 2 Zebra finches & 2 other finches. They were such a joy! I had them for 5 years & sadly gave them away when I moved for a time to Alaska. I would love to have some again. Thank you for reminding me how special they are. 😁♥
This was one of the most amazing animal videos I have ever watched! It was really something to see a somewhat burly looking guy with big hands/fingers handle such a teeny tiny baby bird! Not your typical scene! I thoroughly enjoyed watching her grow with your loving care! Quite the bond you two share! Thanks for sharing! ❤
@@WiejskieInspiracjePL Dziękuję, kocham przyrodę, i wszystkie zwierzęta,,,, bez wyjątku,,, i mam ogromny szacunek i wdzięczność dla ludzi którzy pomagają zwierzętom
Wow this brings back memories! I had several zebra finches with the female laying piles of eggs in her wicker nest, and id wake up to find these tiny little eraser sized baby birds thrashing around, sooo tiny! She fed them and they grew up but one in particular was kind of the runt of the hatchlings and didnt thrive. She was actually crippled by being sat on by her larger sibs. I named her bubbles and she would nuzzle against my neck and perch on my head. I loved her so much, but one morning I looked in the nest and she had died. I was so upset I couldn’t go to work that day. I buried her in a soap box with flowers in Central Park. 😭 Finches arent hard to breed and once they pass the eraser stage they grow up and can be affectionate pets. RIP Bubbles!! Love u…
Oh my god, what an amazing film! It didn't seem possible that this baby would thrive, but this man has the patience and the tenderness of an angel. I hope we see more of this little one as she grows.
@@Sabrisams well...yeah. Have YOU ever tried doing ANYTHING without money? Hobbies cost a lot of money. He can't do it all for free, especially with saving so many creatures, buying a new piece of property, etc.
The best thing I've seen on UA-cam. As a small boy I raised a Great Tit, Magpie & blackbird. All adapted to their own kind and the magpie came back to see me for about 6 hrs 1 year later. He tapped on my bedroom window, I took him in to mum and dad's bedroom to show him off. I fed him, we played together, we visited his old haunts then Monty went. 53 years ago. I loved them all.
I was whistling at the screen while you were first trying to feed her to help encourage her to open up 😂💛 and seeing the tiny heartbeat in the egg made me think of Dr. Suess's Horton Hears a Who: "A person's a person, no matter how small." Such a sweet reminder how precious all life is. 🥰🙏🏻
I'm so glad I came across this channel. My daughter is a freshman in high school and she wants to be an Ornithologist! Your channel gives us so many videos to watch and share together. Thank you for all you do!
What an absolutely fantastic video!! I've never seen such a tiny egg, and a tiny chick hatch from it. She looked like Albert Einstein when she dried off! Al-bird Einstein? 😆 When she grew up, she became so beautiful. I love to see how your face lights up every time you see her, just pure unadulterated love. 😍🐣 It was so sweet to see her become your morning companion. Beautiful story, and a happy ending! ☺️🥰
Its just incredible, how you're able to gently handle this tiny little baby in the size of a jelly bean 😍❤ I'd be so afraid of breaking her 😖 Thank you so much for saving this life 🥰👏❤
OMGoodness. That tiny face with the tiny white feathers for hair on top of the head is too much cuteness for someone to bear. This is the cutest thing I've ever seen. May God bless you for saving these precious animals.
I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see if she would accept the tube!! That was INTENSE! What an INCREDIBLE gentle soul you are! Loved the ending, thank you for doing such a great job with the camera work so we could all see, this was absolutely beautiful and one my favourite things I've ever seen!!!!
Thank you for inspiring me all these years. Im working toward becoming a vet and ive helped raise chicks with my hens and frequently have my chickens act like this around me now, its a very beautiful feeling when an animal puts so much trust in you to follow you around and jump on your shoulder Part of my love for animals has come from watching you and albert and all the others who have come along, thank you for contributing to making my dreams into a reality.
Im so glad I found your channel. Humankind is a mess right now, so its so heartwarming to see your videos. You're a special person, thank you for all you do. ❤️
I raised a baby bird only a few days old...it had fallen from a very high up and we thought it might not live. It did, and when it grew up we used to let it go for the day, but it would always come home that night. She did this for about two weeks every day. One day she just decided she wanted to be free and fly with her bird friends. It was hard to let her go but she now has her own babbies and am very proud of myself and her.❤❤
The cinematography is amazing, and the amount of dedication and love you put into nurturing the small, delicate creature is admirable! Perhaps you can name the bird Isa, which means "strong-willed" :-)
I think Jenna is a perfect name. Jenna means "Little Bird" and is what we named our tiny kitten when she jumped from the headrest of the front seat to the headrest of the very back bench of our full sized fan. She was always full of energy and spunk, every day making us laugh at her antics and pull out our hair when her courage led her into some potentially dangerous situations. We had to put her down last year, a few months after her 20th birthday. I think this little bird has just as much spirit and a long, happy life ahead of her. ❤️
I called a dove I raised little bird. I didn't really want to name it incase she didn't make it. She made it to where the parents push em away and I found a rehabber with other doves her age. She was an October chick. I do miss my little bird. She loved being outside so keeping her wasn't an option.
That is my daughter’s name and yes it does mean little bird 🐦 she is 22 now, and loves that her dad and I have always gifted her with bird trinkets we find.
i'm from Thailand, far away from your country. i'm so impressed how you treated your tiny friends. i watched almost all of your videos in 1 day. i just want you to know that there are a lot of people around the world love what you've done during past 6 years. hope u can continue doing what u love, we will support u as much as we can.
There's plenty of men who do this, I'm 60 and my father used to raise birds and raise wild birds thrown or blown from nests. I can remember him and me feeding Aussie cockatoos plus other birds, even an owl. I had neighbors who did it as well
What a beautiful video to start my day with! When I saw that tiny heart beat away inside that tiny egg, I had goose bumps all over. Well done! You just made the world a little bit better with your kindness!
And just think, a human fœtus has a heartbeat. And "compassionate" "liberals" who care about the "vulnerable" and "powerless" think you should be able to poison them, crush their skulls, rip them into little pieces with forceps and suck them out with a vacuum hose.
When you showed the heartbeat in the egg I gasped and then started to tear up. This little baby would at least get a chance. Thank you for being you !!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
*I'd sure like to have a friend who is as gentle and caring as this guy. Everyone could use a nurturer in their time of need!! That bird is the cutest little thing....Especially those precious noises that she made! I almost cried every time he gave her kisses!! Such a sweet heart warming video! Her name should be Feather.*
No sleepless nights, baby birds don't demand at night since they are supposed to be asleep (at least mine slept through the night,but come first light was another story), I had a pair of zebra finches and they had no clue how to raise them so I had to quickly find ways to take care of them. I used a fish tank and heating lamp I had for a leopard gecko. I'm also a light sleeper and they only woke me up once when I had dozed off watching a show.
@Mythical Darkness Yes, baby birds do sleep at night, it's awesome! We raised a baby marmoset whose mother abandoned her, and she had to be fed every few hours, day and night.
She went from hardly understanding what the syringe was to being such a demanding little monster! So cute!
I can't help but imagine the cute, hangry beeping she made in some Cthulu like voice. "HUMAN! I DEMAND SUSTENANCE! PRODUCE THE SYRINGE OF FEEDING!"
@@Jtretta she is the chosen one
@@Jtretta you should listen to hungry baby cockatiels. They sound like demons straight from hell 😂
Such a feisty little thing, I'm not sure what he named her...but I'm calling her Pepper
wait until you got a baby they do the same and for far longer
We need more people like this guy❌
We need to be more like this guy✔️
@finallyitshere9203 stopbclicking on shady links
For a name…. May I suggest Zella it’s Yiddish for Blessed
I love your videos. ❤
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@@NAM-E_music It's a bot. Just report them for spam.
It's staged, egg taken from the nest.
It never ceases to amaze me when you show us the "spider" and there's a tiny little heart already beating. Nature truly is wonderful.
Edit: you can name her Victoria! As in Victory!
then i think of the equivalent in humans and how they're massacred everyday
@@SpicyElaichi Humans don't lay eggs, our young use a bigger human as life support, grow into their body, alter their metabolism for their own purposes. It's quite gruesome, and I admire those who manage to bear it.
@@feuerlingcould be worse. We could be like octopus.
Yep, life at the heartbeat is precious.
@@SpicyElaichi I was thinking the same thing😢
My husband is a wounded vet here in Canada that has had 14 brainsurgeries due to his on duty injury and… has two intra cranial shunts in his brain to keep him alive.
Both shunts are failing and he is and has been dying the most slow and miserable death I have ever witnessed.
As a result of many things my health has been giving out as we raise our 3 children that are now pretty much grown.
The two younger ones, boys have grown up with dad having brain surgeries and thinking that was normal until they got old enough to understand and now.. it fills them with dread.
It is so sweet to see the careful loving way they have with their father tho.
The reason I am writing this is because my husband spends an awful lot of time sitting and watching tv.
His injury was a training accident and Phil is the gentlest soul (he worked on avionics in military jets + taught avionics for a time at the military college here in Canada) so when I came across this channel I figured I would show it to him.
You see… Phil’s parents were immigrants here in Canada and our last name is Hoolboom.
Based on our last name you can guess that he is Dutch, a Dutch Father and an Indo (Indonesian Dutch) mother.
Phil as a child and teenager went to Holland to visit with family and was raised in the secure knowledge that tho he is Canadian.. then he IS DUTCH!
So to the point.
I showed my husband this channel and I have not often seen him react in the way he did.
He started with (because I thought he would only have energy to watch a couple of videos) 2-3 videos and had such tears in his eyes@each one.
Then he kept going…
At some point I fell asleep on the couch beside him, only to come to with Phil just drinking in each video, one.. after the other.
He told me he found them so beautiful, so uplifting and he loves the work being done for the animals.
The smiles I seen on his face off and on that night were so heart warming and since then I come across him checking out a video here and there.
I just wanted to thank you… for giving this help to the animals, but also.. for giving so much more to so many.
We are with you in spirit while you help the wee ones and.. we will be watching!
Gudrun Anna
You are such a loving and strong woman to take care of your chronically ill husband. My mom had Alzheimer's for 15 yrs. In the last 6 yrs. of her life she was reduced to an infant. I had to do everything for her. To see my mom lose herself and not being able to do anything about it was very heart breaking for me. So I feel your pain. My health suffered as well. We try to be super caregivers. But please try to give yourself some breaks and loving care for yourself. You deserve it! I'm so glad he is getting some enjoyment out of these videos. May your family stay strong, find comfort and grow closer to each other.
This story you’ve told has really hit me hard. What a devoted woman you are to take on this task that never ends.
I have been chronically ill for 21 years and I am alone, although I had a 40 year teaching career and raised two children mostly on my own.
I wish my kids would even call me to see if I’m ok, but they just want me to do things for them. I never hear from my daughter and we used to be best friends until she married a guy who is not a social person and jabbed at me with the most hurtful words I’ve ever heard once they were married, and had a child. I was floored, hurt, and to my dismay, my daughter started acting like I was the enemy as well. I can’t tell you how much this hurts, and I think it’s caused a lot of my anxiety. To make matters worse, my grown son has mental issues from meningitis at age 7. They shame him and hate him. We are all enemies, except for the beautiful girl they’ve brought into this world, who is my only hope for love and goodness in my life.
I don’t even know why I told you this, except that you are an inspiration to me that there are still good, loving people in this world❣️
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your story, and how this man in the video and his love for animals has touched a heartstring in your husband and has given him joy.
I hope for the much future happiness for your entire family, and I wish I knew you, because I’d love to help you. Much sincere love❣️🩷🙏
The thought crossed my mind… we are all dying. The question is what quality of life we have each day. It sounds like these videos have increased the quality of life for both your husband and you. They have also improved mine! ☺️👍❤️
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As an owner of Zebra Finch myself, I gotta say THIS IS ADORABLE! My parents had 6+ baby Zebra Finch before I was born, and it's so adorable to finally be able to at least see how adorable they look!
If your parents had so many I suppose you are a Zebra Finch as well!? (Just joking.) Kind regards.
That sounds so sweet!
You are an utterly lovable man. You made me actually cry with tenderness. It's so warming to see such a big man, with big hands handle with so much care a tiny, fragile little bird. The world needs more men like you ♥️
i agree with you
Did you mean more kidnappers ? Pretty much kidnap the the mom and stole her egg to show this. This is nice to see but the reality is not right to do this.
@@fdisciple7634did you even watch the video? Do you know anything about birds?
@@fdisciple7634 He literally gave the mom a home and the newborn a life. If anyone else bought the mom then they would most likely never care about the egg 💀
No the World needs to be come more like this man.
That little tiny heartbeat in the egg! And then that rock n roll tuft of feathers on its head!
like seeing the heartbeat at the first echo of your baby it allways excites
@@willemh3319I thought this too. made me remember the joy & love at seeing my babies for the first ultrasound.
That baby bird knows that Papa has taken good care of her. Just absolutely precious.
I just adore how gentle you are with these tiny, helpless little creatures. How you give them so much more than food and life. The strokes, the breath, the love and warmth of another creature to tell them they are loved.
Seeing the heartbeat while inside the egg was the most precious thing that I’ve seen. ❤🐣
Yes, in the tiniest moment, the biggest change happened, and that tiny fluttering … life 🖤🫧 it was so miraculous and simultaneously the most natural thing in the world. Often there’s not a difference…
It would be interessting to see how many people got blessed by only seeing bating this bird's heart, but who are at the same time pro abortion 🤔 human's heart is beating only after few weeks, and abortion is legal until 3 months ! Do not make me saying what I didn't say, I am pro abortion, but I don't know, I had this feeling... and then I asked myself existancial questions 🤔
@@Eleana1996 you are like one step away from being a not so awful human being.
@@OhHeckNono idk what you mean....
@@Eleana1996 Because you would prioritize a heartbeat over a real living breathing human being???
Awww it's really cute how she fuses when she wants more food. This guy is patient and caring...we need more like him in the world
Why need become one 😉
Yeah
Fusion is just a cheap tactic to make weak birds stronger (jokes and references aside, I think you meant “fusses”)
Is there anything more beautiful on this planet than watching this wonderful man saving birds?
I held my breath while watching you trying to feed her! It always amazes me how miraculously tiny creatures can be - it looks almost impossible to care for them but you make it happen and it makes us all happy!
As a random name my mind instantly came to lil Zipsi.
She'll definitely have a blast around your house.
Same. I thought the youngling wouldn't open it's mouth.
I agree!
I was teary-eyed through this entire video because it was so beautiful. You, sir, have renewed my faith in the kindly human spirit. With so much horribleness going on in the world today, it was such a joy to watch you protect and nurture this tiny baby bird. Thank you for your incredible kindness. I love you! 💕
yes mama ❤️
We all feel so warm from this video. Like our hearts are fuzzy ❤
Jane, agree with you. World is a mess. I ama Jehovah's Witness and I shared this video with my group. Pure joy to watch and experience. We all need each other to survive. God provides
Seeing that little heartbeat in the egg was so... humbling. Like, that's life, so precious and delicate, we all start out pretty much like that. Wow. Awesome video.
that was actually disgusting..
@@WalidXQ why do you think this?
@@WalidXQ you have alot of hate inside of you and your life must be difficult because of that.
@@WalidXQ weird troll
@@WalidXQ it's not half as disgusting as your comment was
Фантастика.Из такой маленькой крохи великолепная птичка вырастает.Сколько сил нужно.Спасибо вам добрый человек
She is the tiniest little miracle! A zebra Finch was the first bird I ever owned - they are such a pretty sweet bird. Another fantastic success story. Thank-you for helping her get through.
It looks like she’s taking the food directly to her stomach, like the competitive eaters.
Watching her explore while you brushed your teeth was delightful! Thank you for saving her and sharing her with the world.
Lovely 😍
Bad question
That's his craw
@@julietawapetona6954 her*
Yeah birds are weird. When mother birds feed their young babies, they literally stick their whole ass beak into the babies mouth and vomit up food directly into an area in the upper esophagus called the "crop." When birds finally eat on their own, they also collect food in this area before it goes in the stomach. With the baby, you can see the yellow food in the crop after the feeding. This is why it looked like the baby bird was trying to swallow that feeding tube.
Such a beautiful little bird! I held my breath when you were trying to feed her that first time- she was SO tiny! I would be scared to touch her thinking she could get hurt. It's incredible how gentle and motivated you are to give every little creature a chance at life.
I don't know why, but when I saw her the name "Zuzu" came to mind. I think it suits her :)
Awwww, I thought the name Zoey! They both kinda suit her REALLY well tho!!
I was holding my breath too!
Dude the name zucchini or zuzu came to my mind immediately, we are on the same wavelength apparently!
Zuko!
My new kitten's name is Zoey! We call her Zozo a lot!
One of the most poignant videos ever. I was tearing up from the tiny heartbeat inside the egg. How tiny , how wonderful .this man must be an amazing human being . Can you imagine e the good in him, yes we need millions like him ! Amazing how gentle he had to be , and patient . I was in awe!!!
Massive sigh of relief when she finally took the first mouthful! You do such great work with all your rescue animals! K.
Mike 😮
I'm currently fostering a lonely little kitten and always love seeing what new small animals this man is helping.Keeps me inspired to do what I love, which is help cats in my local community.
I hope, not to let them prey on small wild animals later...
Thank you so very much for helping cats, I have 3 and don't know what I'd do without them.
@@72dragona i agree with this statement
-someone who also has three cats
@@rat9593 someone who haved 10 cats and 9 dogs...lmfao (thats me)
I currently am owned by 17 cats. I have raised singletons from 8 hours old…It’s a full time job! Every two hour feeding all day and all night, God bless the Miracle Nipples! Make sure all singletons have socialization with other healthy kittens starting at 4 weeks of age. Otherwise they have difficulty socializing as a feline to people. ❤️
You are a teacher, a hero. For something so small you need to do something very big. This world needs more people like you.
Well said. _may i add,_ *a Gift.*
To see you rear that tiny bird made me cry! You restored my faith in life. You're such a big softy, its wonderful to behold. Fabulous video. Thank you !
I foster orphaned neonate kittens and I thought feeding those munchkins was hard!
Watching you feed that tiny wee baby was truly a sight to behold. It was absoutely beautiful and really quite magical 🥰
I thought she was going to choke herself.
Such a small heart beat. I still can’t believe this exist in our world. This is amazing. Thank you for sharing this with all of us.🙂
I like the classical music in combination the Bird is in prison.
*YES* , *THANK* *YOU* ☺️🐣🐥🐤
Las maravillas de la creación de Dios
Him doing everything he can to save the egg legitimately felt like a scene from a movie where that lil' birb was the last hope for all life on Earth. 💖
Which movie?
@@ithilgreenleaf8184 he never said it was a specific movie he just said it feels like s scene froma movie
@@ducksongfans I love the duck songs
@@ithilgreenleaf8184 Oh!- It was more of a hypothetical statement, sorry for the confusion!
But something like Sunshine (2007): like at the end where folks on a frozen harbour witness the sun shine again, or like Wall-E when he discovers the lil' sprout amidst all the wreckage..! 😁
@@ducksongfans Oh yeah just noticed, I read "a movie" as "the movie" hence the confusion lol
That little heart beating inside the egg is too beautiful for words!
This guy Deserves a medal for kindness and hope in humanity what a chad
What does this have to do with humanity? Human beings are suffering and he is helping a bird. It has nothing to do with humanity. When he helps fellow human beings then i would be impressed. Many people save birds every day. Some people actually help humanity save staring children and families which is much more significant that a little finch.
@@FarmerFpv and here comes the looser 😂🤣
Dude first of all you need to check you knowledge and what the humanity means? It means the quality of being kind and understanding not just helping humans.
Reea…lly….
@@FarmerFpvI am glad I do not know you.
This is so sweet. This is fantastic documentary storytelling and I adore the final sequence with her! It's amazing how they are so comfortable around you and it goes to show the time and care you put in for them.
I'd never seen a chick without their feathers eat, so I was surprised to see how their neck bulges with their food. I guess that's normal? Now I'm curious...
MaryCarl on Mrs Cog Hill and Cog Hill Farm talks about their crop and how to know when it's full as she hand feeds her baby pigeons. She is born to be a bird whisperer, too.
Birds actually have quite large crops, it just doesn’t occur to us how big they are because usually they are covered with feathers. But in this case, (a featherless baby bird with basically clear skin) we can see wonderfully just how big it is!
Yeah its amazing right! It'd their crop. It fills before the stomach snd when the stomach empties they swallow whats in the crop then repeat. Kind of like storage.
@@anyascelticcreations Ah so that's what they're called! "Crops"! I'm sure it takes some experience and focus to keep from overfeeding them.
@@hi_artmoto It does. If I remember correctly, Mary Carl said that they will keep asking for food even after their crop is full. I think she said you go by feel and stop when their crop feels firm because that means it's full. It was pretty cool watching her demonstrate with her baby pigeons. They had feathers already, but when she lifted the feathers we could still see the white food through their skin. And she showed how it was still squishy before it was full.
It must have been so much harder for Alwyn to get it just right with his tiny zebra finch baby.
I just expected a regular raising and feeding video, but this has the quality of a TV show or movie at times! Very good work!
Hope. I'd name it hope. It's the sign of hope for all creatures with a small start. Each can make it if we don't give up and each person is worth it.
Your patience and your positive energy with her effort to live created this miracle.... So cute the way she responds to your touching like children do to parents... Well done for saving her!! I would call her Miracle. This is what she truly is...
a very smol miracle 🥺❤️
I’m not the typical animal video guy but wow….so touching. Give this guy an award.
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What a Beautiful story! I am amazed at how gentle you can be with such big hands dealing with such a tiny egg! Thank you for sharing this heartwarming adventure that tugs at the heartstrings! A very Lucky little Bird to be saved by such a kind Man!
The size of his fingernail. I was holding my breath at the first feed.
She's so cute 🥰 You Seem to be Taking Better Care of her than her Mum love this 💜
The saddest part about this is he puts this much effort, heart, and soul into this beautiful precious birds life for ALL THIS TIME hes been raising it. All before it even has a name. Then he lets us name it for him.
Makes me tear up
How is that remotely sad? Like, something doesn't need a name in order for you to care about it.
I love baby birds and how adorable they are. Zebra finches make wonderful companions for anyone who wants to give them a chance. They are so cute, loving and full of sass. 💚
I appreciate the time and dedication Alwyn puts into each of his videos. I also look forward to the relationship between these two. 🥰
Also what about Noel or Flora for possible name selections? 🤔
@Bait Police another one?
Tbh the zebra is somewhat bad cause of the sound he makes and also i couldnt keep up with him cause they lay so much eggs at a short time and very hard to tame
This gentleman is amazing…I can’t stop marveling at the caring ways that he provides these little birds.
May God keep you safe sir.
The world would be such a better place to be if more men like you were this compassionate and dedicated to our animal friends. Thank you so much.
You're not only have big hands but also a big heart. Thanks to people like you world could be a better place.
I love watching your videos and all of the wonderful work you do to save animals. So happy to see you living your dream. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the support Alyssa!
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والله رب العرش العظيم سبحان الله 😮💔🤲
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we love you acca
You always know just what to do to give animals their best shot at life! You really are a special man!
My mom had zebra finches as pets. She didn't know one was male and one was female. One day she saw eggs in the nest! They hatched and she had a house full of baby zebra finches! Those were the tiniest eggs and birds I ever seen in my life!
She was soo teeny and helpless, I was in awe. I think I forgot to breathe. That will to live. 🥲 Bless you for being so kind. ❤
I used to have a zebra finch. He would always love to be pet, always sat on my plate and tried my food every meal, and sang the most beautiful song.
No one would have believed how a zebra finch, a bird that is "incapable of bonding with a human" ended up being very loving and social.
He was a very special bird.
Rest in peace leonardo da finchi, you will be missed.
I adore the name you gave him 😊
So cute :)
Best name for the best bird omg 💜💜 thank you for sharing
What a cute name!!!
Love the name
This man has the most kind and gentle heart. So loving, the way he kissed the baby bird. Amazing ❤
agree, but he was just blowing on it to keep her warm as birds are unimaginably senstive to temprature. doesnt mean he's not loving tho or kissing it off camera idk
Every Human have a kind and gentle heart. Exept Chinese they boiled it and eat it.
@@bnn-blue עעחככטעיאכי
@@agiworld1140 just mainland Chinese. Hong Kong people love animals.
Even I have such a gentle heart that I love every women, irrespective of her marital status. 🥰🥰🥰
God, you are the most patient man in the world… I am amazed how you manage to feed and grow such tiny creatures to beautiful birds… one sudden move and this miniature bird could get damaged… thank you so much for being such a unique saviour of lives…
Чем кормит
Wow, just wow
How perfect these words are! I'm totally in aw of his gentleness & knowledge. I wish there were more people with this kind of empathy & ability!❤
GOD Is Love.
মেরা নাম আশরাফুল মুঝে পাখি দেশটা দেখো মুঝে বহোত পাসান্দ হে আহমদ নগর আমাদের ঘর তুম প্লিজ আমাকে পাঠিয়ে দাও আমি তোমাকে 10,000 করে দেবো
I was looking at videos of Zebra Finches and saw this. Read about 10 of the comments and couldn't really add to all the comments, just agree with them & how you've touched my heart. If the world had more people like you it would be a much better place!! Cried tears of joy! I grew up in a home with a canary that danced & a parakeet. Later, after my divorce, I bought 2 Zebra finches & 2 other finches. They were such a joy! I had them for 5 years & sadly gave them away when I moved for a time to Alaska. I would love to have some again. Thank you for reminding me how special they are. 😁♥
This was one of the most amazing animal videos I have ever watched! It was really something to see a somewhat burly looking guy with big hands/fingers handle such a teeny tiny baby bird! Not your typical scene! I thoroughly enjoyed watching her grow with your loving care! Quite the bond you two share! Thanks for sharing! ❤
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This is a man so genuinely full of love for his surroundings. A true role model!! What an incredible journey I am so glad I clicked on this video haha
Dude is living in a Disney movie.
Wspaniały człowiek, dzięki tak wielkoemu sercu, ta mała, bezbronna ptaszyna cieszy się życiem.
Well said in Polish. 🫵👍
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Zdzisia - wpadnij też do nas na kanał ;)
@@WiejskieInspiracjePL Dziękuję, kocham przyrodę, i wszystkie zwierzęta,,,, bez wyjątku,,, i mam ogromny szacunek i wdzięczność dla ludzi którzy pomagają zwierzętom
@@zdzisiaboleslawska9697 Miło nam to słyszeć... My też jakiś czas temu przygarnęliśmy psa, jest nawet o tym film u nas na kanale ;)
Wow this brings back memories! I had several zebra finches with the female laying piles of eggs in her wicker nest, and id wake up to find these tiny little eraser sized baby birds thrashing around, sooo tiny! She fed them and they grew up but one in particular was kind of the runt of the hatchlings and didnt thrive. She was actually crippled by being sat on by her larger sibs. I named her bubbles and she would nuzzle against my neck and perch on my head. I loved her so much, but one morning I looked in the nest and she had died. I was so upset I couldn’t go to work that day. I buried her in a soap box with flowers in Central Park. 😭 Finches arent hard to breed and once they pass the eraser stage they grow up and can be affectionate pets. RIP Bubbles!! Love u…
Oh my god, what an amazing film! It didn't seem possible that this baby would thrive, but this man
has the patience and the tenderness of an angel. I hope we see more of this little one as she grows.
That first tiny little heartbeat gave me goosebumps!
Mhm
Definitely a miracle
So you need to enquire about that with the GOOSE 🦆.
😏😏😏
It’s even better when you do it in person
It just takes 1 mistake... 1 hard press on the delicate egg, and the chick is gone forever. Life is so delicate and precious.
This guy always made the day for the poor birds
More content more money
@@Sabrisams more toxic more annoying
@@Sabrisams why would you say this? He is such a wonderful human!
@@Sabrisams well...yeah. Have YOU ever tried doing ANYTHING without money?
Hobbies cost a lot of money. He can't do it all for free, especially with saving so many creatures, buying a new piece of property, etc.
The best thing I've seen on UA-cam.
As a small boy I raised a Great Tit, Magpie & blackbird.
All adapted to their own kind and the magpie came back to see me for about 6 hrs 1 year later. He tapped on my bedroom window, I took him in to mum and dad's bedroom to show him off.
I fed him, we played together, we visited his old haunts then Monty went. 53 years ago.
I loved them all.
Thanks for all those hard but caring work done to save this little angel ❤️
Wow 😮 you are great you are supporting him..❤
@Charles Jackson yes indeed, he is So generous.. ❤
I've never been happier to see a small dot inside a tiny egg in my entire life.
🤗❤🥚
You said it perfectly. I am right there with you, pulling for this teeny-tiny being.
yup
I did have a bit of a squeal when I saw it
let’s hope this tiny baby is well 🤗
because it’s too smol 😭
What a delicate, fragile little creature, and this big, gentle, kind bear of a man so gently caring for it. It is just beautiful and deeply moving.
God, what a priceless opportunity!!! Seeing a baby bird be born on the palm of your hand!!❤❤❤
I was whistling at the screen while you were first trying to feed her to help encourage her to open up 😂💛 and seeing the tiny heartbeat in the egg made me think of Dr. Suess's Horton Hears a Who: "A person's a person, no matter how small." Such a sweet reminder how precious all life is. 🥰🙏🏻
unless you dont want it, then you can justify getting rid of it by calling it just a lump of cells.
@@evilspyke5760 how did I know there would be a pro-life comment here lol
@@evilspyke5760You mean like it’s mother did?
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@@evilspyke5760 I know, right?
I cried when I saw you kiss her 😞 Thank you for being kind and being a father to her ❤️🩹
I'm so glad I came across this channel. My daughter is a freshman in high school and she wants to be an Ornithologist! Your channel gives us so many videos to watch and share together. Thank you for all you do!
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I wish you could put an age stamp / stage of the little bird
Just being curious as well 😊
But thank you for the video!
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Какого красавца вырастил! Благодаря таким чудесным людям мир еще держится! Счастья вам !
What an absolutely fantastic video!! I've never seen such a tiny egg, and a tiny chick hatch from it. She looked like Albert Einstein when she dried off! Al-bird Einstein? 😆 When she grew up, she became so beautiful. I love to see how your face lights up every time you see her, just pure unadulterated love. 😍🐣 It was so sweet to see her become your morning companion. Beautiful story, and a happy ending! ☺️🥰
Its just incredible, how you're able to gently handle this tiny little baby in the size of a jelly bean 😍❤
I'd be so afraid of breaking her 😖 Thank you so much for saving this life 🥰👏❤
OMGoodness. That tiny face with the tiny white feathers for hair on top of the head is too much cuteness for someone to bear. This is the cutest thing I've ever seen. May God bless you for saving these precious animals.
The amount of patience when you were feeding that little guy is something I can't imagine having. Bless you!
I'd call her Lucky. She's incredibly lucky to have such a kind hearted guy find and give her a chance at life, and a great life at that.
Thats what I think 😉
Your patreon is the best money I spend every month. Thank you for loving these animals!
Edit: I vote for the name Filly! Like a baby Zebra.
Aye, I second Filly.
Or perhaps Fjord.
I love that! ❤️
I will third this.
Agreed
@@operatorchakkoty4257 filly me also
This is incredible. Thank you for giving her a chance. The patience and love you have for her is inspiring.
This is the best piece of UA-cam I've seen in a while. Feels like I've watched a short movie. I love the turn of taste at the end!
I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see if she would accept the tube!! That was INTENSE! What an INCREDIBLE gentle soul you are! Loved the ending, thank you for doing such a great job with the camera work so we could all see, this was absolutely beautiful and one my favourite things I've ever seen!!!!
Thank you for inspiring me all these years.
Im working toward becoming a vet and ive helped raise chicks with my hens and frequently have my chickens act like this around me now, its a very beautiful feeling when an animal puts so much trust in you to follow you around and jump on your shoulder
Part of my love for animals has come from watching you and albert and all the others who have come along, thank you for contributing to making my dreams into a reality.
Keep it up!
Thank you for saving her, Alwyn! Thank you for sharing with us
Im so glad I found your channel. Humankind is a mess right now, so its so heartwarming to see your videos. You're a special person, thank you for all you do. ❤️
I raised a baby bird only a few days old...it had fallen from a very high up and we thought it might not live. It did, and when it grew up we used to let it go for the day, but it would always come home that night. She did this for about two weeks every day. One day she just decided she wanted to be free and fly with her bird friends. It was hard to let her go but she now has her own babbies and am very proud of myself and her.❤❤
Well done!
What do you feed it?
@@doradean3097 I feed it dog food not the meat ones the veggie ones are better
@@allmypets_0 Dry food or canned food? Do you make a paste out of it and syringe feed it?
Yes, you should be proud of its and your achievement. ♥️
😊this channel is the most wholesome channel to have ever existed
@ВоIuga go away
@@TheBatman-1989 thanks for shooing the dude away
The cinematography is amazing, and the amount of dedication and love you put into nurturing the small, delicate creature is admirable! Perhaps you can name the bird Isa, which means "strong-willed" :-)
you are amazing . your passion and compassion brings tears to my eyes.
I think Jenna is a perfect name. Jenna means "Little Bird" and is what we named our tiny kitten when she jumped from the headrest of the front seat to the headrest of the very back bench of our full sized fan. She was always full of energy and spunk, every day making us laugh at her antics and pull out our hair when her courage led her into some potentially dangerous situations. We had to put her down last year, a few months after her 20th birthday. I think this little bird has just as much spirit and a long, happy life ahead of her. ❤️
I called a dove I raised little bird. I didn't really want to name it incase she didn't make it. She made it to where the parents push em away and I found a rehabber with other doves her age. She was an October chick. I do miss my little bird. She loved being outside so keeping her wasn't an option.
cute name :)
Jenna is a pretty name. I'm sorry you lost your girl.
That is my daughter’s name and yes it does mean little bird 🐦 she is 22 now, and loves that her dad and I have always gifted her with bird trinkets we find.
@@mistywilson3520 That is so sweet!
i'm from Thailand, far away from your country. i'm so impressed how you treated your tiny friends. i watched almost all of your videos in 1 day. i just want you to know that there are a lot of people around the world love what you've done during past 6 years. hope u can continue doing what u love, we will support u as much as we can.
Thank you for your kindness, the world needs more people like you and it would be a better place.
Çok haklısınız 👏
Then don't forget to help the poor and homeless people who are important then birds
I’m currently taking care of three bird eggs I found in the new house I moved into… this is so inspiring…
Anyone else go through all the emotions watching these vids to end up back at teary and smiling with a full heart?? ♥️😂❤️
YES! I cry watching his videos.
Yes especially when he was brushing his teeth and she flew off. It was beautiful to see
Yes, yes, yes.... We become invested in these little lives, for certain.
Yes 🥰
I held my breath when she took her first drop from the syringe :)
I so thoroughly enjoyed watching this tiny creature grow up...thank you for caring for it!
I also liked it a lot
Same here ❤️
It’s so cute how she yells at you! She’s so demanding 😂❤️
Little children everywhere: "So hungry! Papa!" 🍽️😅
@@EyeSeeThruYou 😂😂😂😂
@@sirahmad😅🎉
Wofj
Fghnj
Cv
Eifl🎉😂❤😮😅😊
Eres único...ese amor a la naturaleza es espectacular.
Que un pajarillo te tome de esa manera por el amor y dedicación que has dado es priceless
I was touched when I saw this tiny heart beating inside the egg, thank you for caring about the smallest creatures ❤️
This was such heartwarming experience, watching that. Gosh, we need more men like him in this world!
We do!
There are men like this, we ladies just keep choosing the wrong kind.
We do
Tinny birth
There's plenty of men who do this, I'm 60 and my father used to raise birds and raise wild birds thrown or blown from nests. I can remember him and me feeding Aussie cockatoos plus other birds, even an owl. I had neighbors who did it as well
What a beautiful video to start my day with! When I saw that tiny heart beat away inside that tiny egg, I had goose bumps all over. Well done! You just made the world a little bit better with your kindness!
Me too, and tears with it...the motjer instinct.
And just think, a human fœtus has a heartbeat. And "compassionate" "liberals" who care about the "vulnerable" and "powerless" think you should be able to poison them, crush their skulls, rip them into little pieces with forceps and suck them out with a vacuum hose.
Same here.... ❤️
Nice bird metaphor! 🐥👍
Your patience when she was learning what to do 🥹 those first moments of life with someone who loves and protects you is what determines your survival
The tiny kisses are so gentle 🥺 I took care of an injured bird for a while as a kid so, this warms my heart ❤️
so cute 🥰
Just found you. What a touching video, you must be a extremely kind person to have dedicated all that time to save a little bird.
I bawled my eyes off when the first sign of life appeared in the egg. So tiny yet so majestic. ❤️
Me too. When I saw that tiny heartbeat in the egg 💗
Insufferable, you have a friend upstairs.
@@age_of_reason?
I know. My heart…. I cried!
Wow, the moment you see the tiny heartbeat is so intense! Combined with the score, captions, etc..well done! 🐦 ❤
When you showed the heartbeat in the egg I gasped and then started to tear up. This little baby would at least get a chance. Thank you for being you !!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
*I'd sure like to have a friend who is as gentle and caring as this guy. Everyone could use a nurturer in their time of need!! That bird is the cutest little thing....Especially those precious noises that she made! I almost cried every time he gave her kisses!! Such a sweet heart warming video! Her name should be Feather.*
Это что то невероятное. Сколько бессонных ночей ... Огромное спасибо за спасенную маленькую птичку. ❤️
No sleepless nights, baby birds don't demand at night since they are supposed to be asleep (at least mine slept through the night,but come first light was another story), I had a pair of zebra finches and they had no clue how to raise them so I had to quickly find ways to take care of them. I used a fish tank and heating lamp I had for a leopard gecko. I'm also a light sleeper and they only woke me up once when I had dozed off watching a show.
@Mythical Darkness Yes, baby birds do sleep at night, it's awesome!
We raised a baby marmoset whose mother abandoned her, and she had to be fed every few hours, day and night.
Wenn alle Menschen so viel Liebe füreinander haetten , wie dieser Mann fuer seine Tiere, dann wäre diese Welt ein besserer Ort! ❤