Woman Rescues A Baby Robin And Becomes His Best Friend Soulmates
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Date: 2024-03-26
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kv3417
It was a chick-ling just out of the nest. He was actually learning how to fly. It makes sense she said a crow. The larger birds hunt and feed off the smaller birds nestling especially when both parents are hunting for food for their babies. Many times they'll come back and chase down the bigger bird, pecking at them in flight while the bigger bird carries off their young. When the bigger bird gets tired of the double assault they usually drop the nestling. If you yell or honk your horn at the crows they get scared and drop the chick-ling in most cases.
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It was a chick-ling just out of the nest. He was actually learning how to fly. It makes sense she said a crow. The larger birds hunt and feed off the smaller birds nestling especially when both parents are hunting for food for their babies. Many times they'll come back and chase down the bigger bird, pecking at them in flight while the bigger bird carries off their young. When the bigger bird gets tired of the double assault they usually drop the nestling. If you yell or honk your horn at the crows they get scared and drop the chick-ling in most cases.
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Nehmo
I had several robins when I was a kid (10-11 y-o) in Chicago. I fed them canned dog food, hamburger, mulberries, other berries, and earthworms. I had 4 once and raised them until they migrated. I also had one once through one winter. His name was Herbie. He left once for a week. I looked all over for him. Then I found him in the process of pulling out a worm. After he returned that time, he never ate a worm again.
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I had several robins when I was a kid (10-11 y-o) in Chicago. I fed them canned dog food, hamburger, mulberries, other berries, and earthworms. I had 4 once and raised them until they migrated. I also had one once through one winter. His name was Herbie. He left once for a week. I looked all over for him. Then I found him in the process of pulling out a worm. After he returned that time, he never ate a worm again.
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markuse3472
I so much like and appreciate the way she assisted the little fellow.
Other people knowingly, although they wont say it, keep little animals in their homes, saying things like I am going to release him [or her] when he gets better but with the intention of keeping them as pets. This girl did a truly wonderful job by giving him plenty of outside time as he grew.
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I so much like and appreciate the way she assisted the little fellow.
Other people knowingly, although they wont say it, keep little animals in their homes, saying things like I am going to release him [or her] when he gets better but with the intention of keeping them as pets. This girl did a truly wonderful job by giving him plenty of outside time as he grew.
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exhaustedprepper35
When I was 8 I rescued a baby robin that fell out of his nest in a storm he had barely any feathers his eyes were closed. I fed him with a dropper at first, then worms, he grew and grew, we would let him out in the yard to learn to fly and eventually we left him out in our hemlock trees over night. After a few nights he was gone.
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When I was 8 I rescued a baby robin that fell out of his nest in a storm he had barely any feathers his eyes were closed. I fed him with a dropper at first, then worms, he grew and grew, we would let him out in the yard to learn to fly and eventually we left him out in our hemlock trees over night. After a few nights he was gone.
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colmdoran9026
I really loved how the little bird bonded with the young lady. I might be wrong but I’ve a notion that it’s a thrush not a robin. The robin is red breasted whereas the thrush is speckled.
I realise it’s not important but it might make sense to someone.
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I really loved how the little bird bonded with the young lady. I might be wrong but I’ve a notion that it’s a thrush not a robin. The robin is red breasted whereas the thrush is speckled.
I realise it’s not important but it might make sense to someone.
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marktait954
I raised 4 robin's in my lifetime and it was always tough to let them go. The demanding cheeps for bugs was never ending I took them with me even to work. There so amazing to me I'll never forget the love we shared.
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I raised 4 robin's in my lifetime and it was always tough to let them go. The demanding cheeps for bugs was never ending I took them with me even to work. There so amazing to me I'll never forget the love we shared.
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patrickknight6027
Errr. that's not a Robin. We have (full grown) robins in our garden that are less than half the size of that bird.
It's a Thrush. Or is this a joke and I need to get out more.
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Errr. that's not a Robin. We have (full grown) robins in our garden that are less than half the size of that bird.
It's a Thrush. Or is this a joke and I need to get out more.
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garynewton1263
Beautiful. I like that he's free to roam and fly and chooses his own way in life.
Some people kerp birds in cages, its disgusting.
Thank you for what you've done for him.
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Beautiful. I like that he's free to roam and fly and chooses his own way in life.
Some people kerp birds in cages, its disgusting.
Thank you for what you've done for him.
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garynewton1263
This has made my night.
I was just about to turn off my internet when I saw this.
Now I'm going to bed with a huge smile on my face.
Thank you.
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This has made my night.
I was just about to turn off my internet when I saw this.
Now I'm going to bed with a huge smile on my face.
Thank you.
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kalencorrie8525
A beautiful video! Thank you.
Squeaker is adorable and the love and warmth between you and him is heart warming. Blessings to to this beautiful bond.
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A beautiful video! Thank you.
Squeaker is adorable and the love and warmth between you and him is heart warming. Blessings to to this beautiful bond.
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berniejaylea
This bird doesn't look like what I know robins look like, I know it's a young bird, but maybe it's a different specie of the robin I know here in the UK.
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This bird doesn't look like what I know robins look like, I know it's a young bird, but maybe it's a different specie of the robin I know here in the UK.
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JACKnJESUS
Robins fatalities is highest. between themselves. the males. They beat the heck out of each other with their chests. enjoy the company. only a few years.
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Robins fatalities is highest. between themselves. the males. They beat the heck out of each other with their chests. enjoy the company. only a few years.
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AZ_actual_voter
After i watched it, i noticed this video has been around for awhile, but I feel sure this young woman is still making our world a better place.
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After i watched it, i noticed this video has been around for awhile, but I feel sure this young woman is still making our world a better place.
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juanvaldenegro779
Chile zorsal. don lindos lindos. come frutas y gusanos. y imitan casi 17 cantos de otros pajaros. hacen nido de barro. un hermoso ave
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Chile zorsal. don lindos lindos. come frutas y gusanos. y imitan casi 17 cantos de otros pajaros. hacen nido de barro. un hermoso ave
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rafalsabuda754
I rescued baby Robin this year he/she loves to sit on my shoulders, and my head but I would like to return that bird in to the wild
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I rescued baby Robin this year he/she loves to sit on my shoulders, and my head but I would like to return that bird in to the wild
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the-dodo
She didn’t a license to help this Robin, Robins are protected by law. it's illegal to rehabilitate wildlife without a permit.
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She didn’t a license to help this Robin, Robins are protected by law. it's illegal to rehabilitate wildlife without a permit.
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fobbitoperator3620
Animals teach us about awesomeness, help us heal from life's troubles.
Animals are good!
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Animals teach us about awesomeness, help us heal from life's troubles.
Animals are good!
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yourenough3
What a precious bird it's people such as thus wonderful woman that make this world go round
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What a precious bird it's people such as thus wonderful woman that make this world go round
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victorsvideos27
Without birds, we would perish in time. They are so important it’s unreal! I love them!
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Without birds, we would perish in time. They are so important it’s unreal! I love them!
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ValTheGal1960
Ive said it Many of times and I'll say it Again. ALL ANIMALS are a gift and deserve LOVE.
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Ive said it Many of times and I'll say it Again. ALL ANIMALS are a gift and deserve LOVE.
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tpenny4816
I raised a sparrow and he came back to visit for 2 years after. Once he even bought his mate
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I raised a sparrow and he came back to visit for 2 years after. Once he even bought his mate
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the-dodo
I've heard birds raised by people can't vocalize properly. They have to hear other birds.
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I've heard birds raised by people can't vocalize properly. They have to hear other birds.
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acesin-et7pp
That is the power of love and caring you can win hearts of every creature on earth.
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That is the power of love and caring you can win hearts of every creature on earth.
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