I rescued a baby cockatiel that was 2 weeks old. Hand fed him and he grew into the sweetest, kindest soul. He lived to be 22 years old and I miss him every single day.
Mine too. "Dinky" lived to that age. He was hand raised and was a darling. He will always hold that special place in my heart ❤ As I am sure yours does too.
From the very fact that a tiny sound alone from an unhatched chick amongst so many eggs was enough for the lady to realise, to the care that went into helping Muppet, and now to hear that the lady's aviary setup will be made better accessible for her? This was the wonderfully uplifting story I needed
@@savage.4.24 I'm pretty sure if you go to his Patreon you'll not only be able to donate, but you'll be able to contact him to let him know what the money is designated for. He does a lot of really cool things and I'm sure he'd appreciate the donation!
This man's gentleness and love brought me to tears. I once raised a kitten from a day old, The vet said he wouldn't take it. I kept a written hour by hour record of how I brought him up. The vet photo copied it and used it. I hadn't a clue what I was doing but played it by ear. He lived with me for 10 years, and it broke my heart when I lost him
this is incredible! I know there are people who have done it, and it must take a lot of love and a lot of effort! But you also kept records! Have you ever considered sharing those records? Can we find them anywhere? Thanks for sharing and for caring and saving the cat's life. I am sure you gave him the most wonderful life - one he truly deserved.
Моей кошечке уже 12 лет, я вырастила ее с 2-х недельного возраста. Последний год она не бегает и не прыгает высоко. Поест и спит. Чувствую что она состарилась. И еще у меня был волнистый попугайчик . Он прожил у меня 11 лет, и однажды умер. Сначала ослабел не мог даже ходить по клетке... Раньше у меня всегда жили коты.
Mercy will be shown,,, to THE MERCIFUL. Mercy is very precious in the sight of the Creator ,,I feel we should show mercy to every living breathing thing,, ❤
I’m a little confused about why she keeps the quails - for food? And why are so many birds in such a small avarium - although I was happy to read that our Dutch Ehrenmann will help her make it bigger.
@@Notaravisen Well, I don't know her, but regarding the size of the avarium, my initial thought was that, since she can't see, a smaller avarium would be more manageable. Also, I thought that since Ehrenmann featured her on his channel, I assumed she has the same passion for birds as him.
@@Dorenda I thought that not all eggs hatch in the incubator, but if you really want to know her intentions, please get in touch with the content creator.
@@Dorenda I agree wholeheartedly with you! Also, her aviaries are absolutely disgusting with caked-on feces everywhere. Those poor birds deserve much better!!
@@vibe5545 so that means that they are red. Stop trying to act smart. If i get a white canvas and paint it blue then the canvas is blue not white. Fun fact
The little snippet at the end about you helping her make her Aviary better and easier to access made my heart so happy! Being disabled myself, it broke my heart to see her having to squirm into that door backwards and risk falling over onto one of her precious birds. 😢
Yes! If she’s comfortable, I hope we can see more about it, and her. Not to get too personal, but this really struck a chord with me. I’m also disabled, with recent progression threatening the few hobbies I’ve held onto since getting sick. The ingenuity at work here reminds me that there are many ways to do the same thing, and not to let go of what brings me joy without fighting for it.
@@astriferous9193 same page as me. Disabled and losing access to some of my most core activities that make me *me*. I've been trying to find other ways to experience the world that I love, the world of woodland wildlife. It's not easy, and I'm lucky when I have people help me to make some aspect of it easier--bringing me deceased animals to turn into educational displays to share with children, bringing me fascinating insects to try to raise indoors and observe, and so on.
This was singlehandedly one of the BEST things I have ever witnessed! Thank you so much for your love and saving this beautiful creature. God bless you sir.
I had my own bird his name was paco and he would always fly into my arm for some bananas or bird seeds he would also like to play with my necklace but until we found out he was sick and wouldn’t survive the day came where he died I loved him with all my heard and I look back at this as a good memory 😢
@@Accountdeactivated_1986 bahaha tell that to my Pikachu, he's a year old and very noisy. Musically noisy a lot of the time, but also just generally squalling for attention lol
That is incredible, the power of hearing and the fact she can recognise these birds from their sounds is incredible! This video melted my heart 🥹 Edit: people, I understand you can distinguish birds from the sounds they make, every bird has unique sounds. But for me, being capable of distinguishing a squeak from an egg is amazing! I for one would probably not have noticed anything was off but she did, I just wanted to exclaim how attentive she is and how amazing that is 😭
What exactly is she doing with all of the saved quails is what I would like to know before glorifying anyone… grateful to her for saving her over-populated flying bird population’s left to die…. Thanks to ACCA
That's a baby dinosaur if I ever saw one! 😆 Baby birds are the best. I'll never forget the first time my little dino stood up on his own for the first time.
@@ChicagoMel23 birds and dinosaurs have a common ancestor. After that split both evolved in their own directions. Scientists are in the process of rearranging the bird classifications using DNA and found specimens to track the relations between the various species. One for example, they now know that falcons are closer related to parrots than it is to eagles which is another raptor.
I love cockatiels so much! I adopted one when he was 8 weeks old. By the time he was 6 months old, he could talk. The first thing he learned to say was “I love you little bird”! 💗He will be 20 years old in August 🥰
Using a napkin after its first meal was simply adorable. I am always amazed when I see such small little birds being hand reared. Patience, dedication, and love come together when raising something so very minute. It’s beautiful beyond words.
Such a delicate job. I'm Australian, and always rescuing things. My ex turned up at home one day with 'a present' for me after he and mates found downed trees with 2 nests of tiny pink parrot hatchlings. Between 24 & 48 hrs old. 13 surviving babies total. They were Eastern Rosellas, not much bigger than cockatiels. One of the most rewarding things I've done raising them. ❤
13!!! Bless you, that was a full time plus Overtime job! I guess your husband knew you were the right person for the job. Thank you for caring for them.
I'm not really one to leave a comment but I gotta say. This channel is nothing short of pure magic. I swear this man is a Disney princess, and I mean that in the best way possible. Such wholesome content, well done sir you're a legend.
😭😭😭😭😭 what a labor of love , may I say that your man’s hands became tiny , there’s no other way that you manage to lovingly meticulously handle that tiny egg , it’s unreal , you became a vet , mom and dad to this tiny creature . Thank you !!!🙏
My absolute favorite thing about your videos is that they are complete. Start to finish- like binge watching all seasons of a series in one day. It’s so satisfying.
Me tearing up watching this tiny, sweet and totally dependant little creature being cared for and loved by humans so unselfishly and gently. God Bless your hearts. I was so focused that I didn't even realize I was weeping tears of joy! Thank you ever so much.💖
The egg was laid unexpectedly by a captive animal in distress. That should never happen. That indicates that the person responsible for this operation made an inexcusable error.
@@marthawelch4289So will I. I really wish I could have seen my Moluccan Cockatoo as a baby but I didn’t get him until he was 28 years old. Sadly, he was taken from the wilds of Indonesia when he was a baby. But he gets whatever his tiny heart desires!
@@marthawelch4289 Just so you know, they didn't invent the word skrunkly (aka scrungly), they're pretty common internet slang among gen z and alpha. Basically just means cutely scruffy haha
@@callmesilver398 Thank you for your reply! I guess you have raised parrots before. I am sure that most loving and caring pet parents know that their little ones are the most beautiful creatures on the planet. And, they (and YOU) are CORRECT! I got my last birdie pet, an orange singing canary, about 65 years ago. When my parents, my grandmother, and I went on a very short summer vacation our next door neighbor told us that she would love to take care of Dickie. So we gave her the necessary items - cage, food, black & white newspaper, cuttlebone, water dish, etc. When we returned home we went right over to get our songster. Our neighbor was crying inconsolably and brought us over to the cage. We all had to fight off tears. She explained that the temperature in the house had dipped below 90 degrees. (Yes, 90 degrees F). So because Dickie was so small, she didn't want him to catch a chill, so she put him right next to her open flame gas heater to keep him warm. I don't think she ever forgave herself. She really was such a sweet person and we loved her until she passed.
I love this story. To see such a large man taking such delicate care of this little bird is heartwarming. Love the woman who takes such loving care of her birds too.
Never in a million years would this chick have thought, "I'm stuck. I'll just wait for a GIANT to come save me.' Seriously. What are the odds? NEVER GIVE UP!
Literally amen because miracles exist and good things can happen. We just have to be OPEN to them, and even if we are not open, that is okay. we are still possibly in for a treat.
You can hear them chirping inside the egg…wow! How this gentleman was able to raise such a tiny and delicate creature with such loving care. My hat’s off to you, Sir! Great story.
Sometimes people obsessed with a demanding calling arent meant for marriage. He is content with what he does and doesnt need the distraction of meeting a humans wishes.
It’s funny, you mention this because I look at him as the perfect model of what a real man is. And I would be lucky to find someone as incredible as him. He is amazing.❤️ I wish for your daughter the same blessings.🙏
This was so wonderful i can't even explain! I've had a cockatiel and birds are such amazing companions and so sweet! Thank you for helping this woman and her birds! 🤗❤
The commitment of these two people is so needed in this world People who care for these tiny creatures have a big huge heart, and we appreciate it so much
I helped hand raise two of my cockatiels almost 28 years ago and they’re still going strong. It’s an amazing thing to feed them when they are so tiny. Thanks for the memories.
Splendid. It was like a bird Caesarian with amazing photography. That tiny morsel of life growing into a beautiful bird so quickly. The blind lady needs a bigger aviary. You are a very kind man.
Your life savings accomplishments have always wowed me. And now, you have a blind friend who raises quails and incubates their eggs and can hear when they're ready to hatch. That is so impressive. Mad respect to both of you, thank for your kindness to animals.
You, sir, deserve a purple heart for this amazing accomplishment. You made me cry, but I loved every minute of it. Thank you for your kindness and saving this precious baby!! I hope you kept him because I'm sure he will love you more than anything as long as he lives!!❤❤❤❤
@@corinnepage1260 Thank you, Corinne. It is a tall order, but I am starting in St. Thomas, then will use that template for other dolphinariums. Take care, and love to all the animal lovers out there!
My little foster kitten wanted to see the birds while I watched this video. Thank you for being such an inspiration to help others in need around the world -- human, bird, or otherwise! I hope that lady's sanctuary can continue growing just like yours, sir!
Nice to be in shortly after an upload. The blind quail lady is an absolute champ. And i was thinking when you called him muppet, one second his little beak looked like beaker as you were feeding him, then he looked like gonzo. And i was like "no matter the actual reason, i can see it"
Oh what a handsome boy he is!!! It is so amazing to me how thoughtful and patient you are with animals. It's truely beautiful. It honestly brings tears to my eyes.
Muppet is the perfect name! God bless you and your friend! It's always beautiful to see life enter into the world, and to watch you help, when things get difficult. Your videos ALWAYS make me smile, and renew my love of nature! Thank you so much for sharing these incredible moments with all of us. To whomever reads my comment, I hope you have a wonderful day! Life is beautiful!
I applaud the blind woman for recognizing that she needed your help❤ Am amazed that the cockatiel had a strong set of lungs that she could distinguish between the cockatiel and quail!! But then again if you loss one of your senses the others are more powerful ❤❤ Thank you both 🙏🏼❤️
@@cynthiamarston2208 I never really looked at it from that angle before, but it's a lovely thing to consider. They want to share not only your company but also attention.
@@soumyajitsingha9614 what kind of weird xenophobic comment is this? Of course Russian people have ‘heart and mercy’. Yikes. This was not the heartwarming comment you thought it was.
Wee Muppet’s entry into our world was nerve racking. It was magical being able to follow his journey and get to see him blossom into a beautiful adult. Thank you.
Aww - you made him feel like he got out of his shell all by himself - so sweet. And his little crop was so full it tipped him over. And Muppet is a perfect name!! He is indeed a handsome and healthy bird!
That woman is incredible! Blessing to her! (And I love that the little baby went from chirping meekly to screaming like and hellspawn 🤣🤣 hoping to get one of this little chaosbeings in the future!)
I absolutely smiled from ear to ear seeing why you named the baby Muppet. So cute and spot on name. Thank you for all the kindness you put into the world.
If the bird stays that colour, than it is a little girl. You are an Angel straight from heaven for these volatiles. You have more than earned your wings.
My BBF has an aviary speciaized in cockatiels. There are just two that you can tell if they are male or female. The pearled ones and the wild coloured. A male loses it's pearls at six months. The wid ones with the red cheeks, the male is grey and it's head is yellow with soe white. The female nearly all grey., no yellow. All the other ones you either have them sexed or if it whisles or sings then it is a male.
It sure is! I remember flight-training with my baby sparrow, raising her up on my finger and then dropping down swiftly as she fluttered her wings ferociously. It was exhausting for her! She could only manage it one or two drops at first, before she wanted a good long nap. A day or two later, she had enough loft to nearly come off my finger, so we started doing drops in the bathroom (confined space) and she did it! She flew several feet! And then she had to figure out how to land, lol. That was another lesson altogether.
Only YOU could have done this, my dear! Such a delicate, fragile little baby, one wonders how any of them survive being raised in the wild. The fact that they DO is testament to the superiority of nature over humans in some areas.
@@niharikamania I'm a budgie, cockatiel and lovebird breeder and I see newly hatched baby parrots every day from September to April so I think I don't find them ugly. Once you start hand feeding chicks you really get attached to them and then they are not ugly at all for you.
@@SNS95 i hand raised my military macaw and trained him for free flight. I am super attached to him and he is super attached to me. With that being said he was pretty ugly as a baby. Also the noises they make are not for most people iykyk. 😂
I rescued a baby cockatiel that was 2 weeks old. Hand fed him and he grew into the sweetest, kindest soul. He lived to be 22 years old and I miss him every single day.
I think someday we will be together again! It helps when it hurts!
What do you feed a baby? The liquid stuff, I mean.
Mine too. "Dinky" lived to that age. He was hand raised and was a darling. He will always hold that special place in my heart ❤ As I am sure yours does too.
@@candicerunyon2762 Mine was named Twinkie.
Sorry for your loss. 22 years old is a long life for a cockatiel and shows you were an awesome Tiel mommy. ❤
From the very fact that a tiny sound alone from an unhatched chick amongst so many eggs was enough for the lady to realise, to the care that went into helping Muppet, and now to hear that the lady's aviary setup will be made better accessible for her?
This was the wonderfully uplifting story I needed
my thought EXACTLY😃
But....how may us, the masses help? Seriously inquiring minds(my own being first) want to know how we may donate to her quail hatchery!
@@savage.4.24 I'm pretty sure if you go to his Patreon you'll not only be able to donate, but you'll be able to contact him to let him know what the money is designated for. He does a lot of really cool things and I'm sure he'd appreciate the donation!
This man's gentleness and love brought me to tears. I once raised a kitten from a day old, The vet said he wouldn't take it. I kept a written hour by hour record of how I brought him up. The vet photo copied it and used it. I hadn't a clue what I was doing but played it by ear. He lived with me for 10 years, and it broke my heart when I lost him
I fed my cat Si every two hours . I would wake up on the floor with his feeding syringe in my hand. He was my heart.
this is incredible! I know there are people who have done it, and it must take a lot of love and a lot of effort! But you also kept records! Have you ever considered sharing those records? Can we find them anywhere? Thanks for sharing and for caring and saving the cat's life. I am sure you gave him the most wonderful life - one he truly deserved.
Моей кошечке уже 12 лет, я вырастила ее с 2-х недельного возраста. Последний год она не бегает и не прыгает высоко. Поест и спит. Чувствую что она состарилась. И еще у меня был волнистый попугайчик . Он прожил у меня 11 лет, и однажды умер. Сначала ослабел не мог даже ходить по клетке... Раньше у меня всегда жили коты.
That is amazing. Not many humans would take on the job of a baby kitten… or any premie animal,, I’m so happy you did this,,, ❤
Mercy will be shown,,, to THE MERCIFUL. Mercy is very precious in the sight of the Creator ,,I feel we should show mercy to every living breathing thing,, ❤
That little pre-mature baby parrot took its first flight at just over one month old. What an astounding little guy. Bless You All..
The blind lady is amazing. Her love for the birds is genuine straight from the heart
I’m a little confused about why she keeps the quails - for food? And why are so many birds in such a small avarium - although I was happy to read that our Dutch Ehrenmann will help her make it bigger.
@@Notaravisen Well, I don't know her, but regarding the size of the avarium, my initial thought was that, since she can't see, a smaller avarium would be more manageable. Also, I thought that since Ehrenmann featured her on his channel, I assumed she has the same passion for birds as him.
@@Dorenda I thought that not all eggs hatch in the incubator, but if you really want to know her intentions, please get in touch with the content creator.
Que maravilla de hombre
@@Dorenda I agree wholeheartedly with you! Also, her aviaries are absolutely disgusting with caked-on feces everywhere. Those poor birds deserve much better!!
Blind woman with gold heart
All hearts are red actually with green and blue veins and blood vessels going all over them.
If her heat was gold then she would be dead a long time ago since she wouldn’t be able to pump blood across the body.
@@Zakingcobra24 all hearts are white tissue that gets colored red by blood, fun fact
Hi I'm Pakistani how are you
@@vibe5545 so that means that they are red. Stop trying to act smart. If i get a white canvas and paint it blue then the canvas is blue not white. Fun fact
The little snippet at the end about you helping her make her Aviary better and easier to access made my heart so happy! Being disabled myself, it broke my heart to see her having to squirm into that door backwards and risk falling over onto one of her precious birds. 😢
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Yes! If she’s comfortable, I hope we can see more about it, and her.
Not to get too personal, but this really struck a chord with me. I’m also disabled, with recent progression threatening the few hobbies I’ve held onto since getting sick. The ingenuity at work here reminds me that there are many ways to do the same thing, and not to let go of what brings me joy without fighting for it.
I hope we get to see more of her in the future. She seems like a nice lady.
@@astriferous9193💜
@@astriferous9193 same page as me. Disabled and losing access to some of my most core activities that make me *me*. I've been trying to find other ways to experience the world that I love, the world of woodland wildlife. It's not easy, and I'm lucky when I have people help me to make some aspect of it easier--bringing me deceased animals to turn into educational displays to share with children, bringing me fascinating insects to try to raise indoors and observe, and so on.
This was singlehandedly one of the BEST things I have ever witnessed! Thank you so much for your love and saving this beautiful creature. God bless you sir.
There are some amazing people in this world. A blind person raising birds, Wow!
Impressive!
Yup happy fathers day to ACCA sunce he’s a biird dad! 😅
Why didn't they give it back to the mom parrot to incubate the egg?
@@frostflower5555 parakeets r not very nice. Cute though
The blind woman raising birds. AND the Chick Called Albert gentleman who is pure HEART.
Golden people ✨💛💛💛
Muppet = a great name. How gentle you have to be to care for such precious and eventually noisy birds. Birds are absolutely fascinating.
Kindness just radiates from this man’s eyes, and his baby bird has a forever dad. ❤️
Fledglings are loud. Cockatiels don’t squawk this much when they get older ❤
I had my own bird his name was paco and he would always fly into my arm for some bananas or bird seeds he would also like to play with my necklace but until we found out he was sick and wouldn’t survive the day came where he died I loved him with all my heard and I look back at this as a good memory 😢
@@Accountdeactivated_1986 bahaha tell that to my Pikachu, he's a year old and very noisy. Musically noisy a lot of the time, but also just generally squalling for attention lol
Lol…Looked just like GONZO!!🤣🤣🤣
"I named him Muppet, I'll show you why" when I saw it, I fell off the chair, haha! 🤣
Looked like Gonzo. LoL
Yeah…. I thought when I saw him, THAT'S GONZO!!!! lol and I just started laughing…
😂😂😂 I instantly saw muppet too.
Me 3! 😂 Gonzo was always my favorite. I hated that he was always treated like less.
That was hilarious
Thanks for helping this tiny baby parrot. It will be beautiful when grew up
That is incredible, the power of hearing and the fact she can recognise these birds from their sounds is incredible! This video melted my heart 🥹
Edit: people, I understand you can distinguish birds from the sounds they make, every bird has unique sounds. But for me, being capable of distinguishing a squeak from an egg is amazing! I for one would probably not have noticed anything was off but she did, I just wanted to exclaim how attentive she is and how amazing that is 😭
I love this❤it's tremendous
You're wonderful
Thank you
Yes, it was beautiful. 😊
Its pretty common to be able to tell different birds from their sounds . . .
@@casdragon_5939 But from inside their eggs here! 😊
What exactly is she doing with all of the saved quails is what I would like to know before glorifying anyone… grateful to her for saving her over-populated flying bird population’s left to die…. Thanks to ACCA
That's a baby dinosaur if I ever saw one! 😆
Baby birds are the best. I'll never forget the first time my little dino stood up on his own for the first time.
❤️🥰
Cockatiel nestlings seem to have a heavier dose of raptor in their mix compared to other parrots species nestlings. The noise and mannerisms
Great news, then. It’s an actual dinosaur :D
They aren't really dinos though. Both kinds were created seperately
@@ChicagoMel23 birds and dinosaurs have a common ancestor. After that split both evolved in their own directions. Scientists are in the process of rearranging the bird classifications using DNA and found specimens to track the relations between the various species. One for example, they now know that falcons are closer related to parrots than it is to eagles which is another raptor.
I love cockatiels so much! I adopted one when he was 8 weeks old. By the time he was 6 months old, he could talk. The first thing he learned to say was “I love you little bird”! 💗He will be 20 years old in August 🥰
Wow, that's terrific. My tiel will be 23 yrs in August.
May he live long and continue to give you joy .
You’re definitely an amazing caretaker of your bird!! Happy early birthday to him!
@@Ariel-lol Awww, thanks 🙏🏼💗🙏🏼
@@schen5425 Nice! 💗
Using a napkin after its first meal was simply adorable. I am always amazed when I see such small little birds being hand reared. Patience, dedication, and love come together when raising something so very minute. It’s beautiful beyond words.
I saw another video of a guy raising a baby bird, and he said you have to dry off their faces after you feed them or they could drown/suffocate!
Ikr that was so sweet.
Such a delicate job. I'm Australian, and always rescuing things. My ex turned up at home one day with 'a present' for me after he and mates found downed trees with 2 nests of tiny pink parrot hatchlings. Between 24 & 48 hrs old. 13 surviving babies total. They were Eastern Rosellas, not much bigger than cockatiels. One of the most rewarding things I've done raising them. ❤
@furryblue6377 Aussie,Aussie,Aussie!💙💙💙💙
Sounds like best present ever!
13!!! Bless you, that was a full time plus Overtime job! I guess your husband knew you were the right person for the job. Thank you for caring for them.
I'm not really one to leave a comment but I gotta say. This channel is nothing short of pure magic. I swear this man is a Disney princess, and I mean that in the best way possible. Such wholesome content, well done sir you're a legend.
More and more I become impressed by the video equipnment. Even the slow motion is perfectly captured.
I honestly find this amazing you have the love in your heart to care for a baby like this. What a lovely soul ❤
Wow, the bird survived!!! Thats SO hard, they're super sensitive and die so easily. Well done, you are amazing!!
Bless everyone involved in this story. So happy the parrot survived!
I appreciate Muppet’s transition from a nice chirping toddler to a screeching teenager trying to fly
It was the screaming for me 😂 starting to recognize some adolescent qualities transcend species
The cute little baby chatot egg
Muppet is ready to be a menace
😭😭😭😭😭 what a labor of love , may I say that your man’s hands became tiny , there’s no other way that you manage to lovingly meticulously handle that tiny egg , it’s unreal , you became a vet , mom and dad to this tiny creature . Thank you !!!🙏
My absolute favorite thing about your videos is that they are complete. Start to finish- like binge watching all seasons of a series in one day. It’s so satisfying.
Me tearing up watching this tiny, sweet and totally dependant little creature being cared for and loved by humans so unselfishly and gently. God Bless your hearts. I was so focused that I didn't even realize I was weeping tears of joy! Thank you ever so much.💖
He grew up to be a terrific bird !!
The egg was laid unexpectedly by a captive animal in distress. That should never happen. That indicates that the person responsible for this operation made an inexcusable error.
baby parrots are the most scrunkly little things imaginable, and i love them so much for that
I hope you don't mind that I am adding your word "skrunkly" to my vocabulary.
@@marthawelch4289So will I. I really wish I could have seen my Moluccan Cockatoo as a baby but I didn’t get him until he was 28 years old. Sadly, he was taken from the wilds of Indonesia when he was a baby. But he gets whatever his tiny heart desires!
@@marthawelch4289 Just so you know, they didn't invent the word skrunkly (aka scrungly), they're pretty common internet slang among gen z and alpha. Basically just means cutely scruffy haha
@@marthawelch4289 yea lmao, I most certainly didn’t invent the word, but I’m glad you enjoy it nonetheless
@@callmesilver398 Thank you for your reply! I guess you have raised parrots before. I am sure that most loving and caring pet parents know that their little ones are the most beautiful creatures on the planet. And, they (and YOU) are CORRECT!
I got my last birdie pet, an orange singing canary, about 65 years ago. When my parents, my grandmother, and I went on a very short summer vacation our next door neighbor told us that she would love to take care of Dickie. So we gave her the necessary items - cage, food, black & white newspaper, cuttlebone, water dish, etc.
When we returned home we went right over to get our songster. Our neighbor was crying inconsolably and brought us over to the cage. We all had to fight off tears.
She explained that the temperature in the house had dipped below 90 degrees. (Yes, 90 degrees F). So because Dickie was so small, she didn't want him to catch a chill, so she put him right next to her open flame gas heater to keep him warm.
I don't think she ever forgave herself. She really was such a sweet person and we loved her until she passed.
What a kind and loving soul you are to care for this tiny helpless creature ❤
She ear the birds sound...in the eggs! That's some high level hearing! The cockatial is like a gift from life! He's so pretty!
Anyone can hear the babies inside the eggs
@@devolinskiBut being able to tell it isn't a quail based on a sound from the egg is pretty useful, wouldn't you say?
I love this story. To see such a large man taking such delicate care of this little bird is heartwarming. Love the woman who takes such loving care of her birds too.
I have a lot of respect and admiration for the lady to do what she is doing. How wonderful of you to help build her bigger aviary.
I couldn't stop the tears of joy. Blessings to you for saving and loving this little beauty!!
Never in a million years would this chick have thought, "I'm stuck. I'll just wait for a GIANT to come save me.' Seriously. What are the odds? NEVER GIVE UP!
Literally amen because miracles exist and good things can happen. We just have to be OPEN to them, and even if we are not open, that is okay. we are still possibly in for a treat.
NEVER!
Chickens don't THINK duh lol
@@rezzer7918 it's not a chicken? it says so in the title
@@rezzer7918 Unlike you, of course. QUITE THE THINKER RIGHT HERE. I can even sense the powerful brain activity going on, even through the Internet.
You can hear them chirping inside the egg…wow! How this gentleman was able to raise such a tiny and delicate creature with such loving care. My hat’s off to you, Sir! Great story.
If my daughter ever finds a man even half as amazing as you to love and be loved by, I will be so proud! You are such a treasure!
Sometimes people obsessed with a demanding calling arent meant for marriage. He is content with what he does and doesnt need the distraction of meeting a humans wishes.
It’s funny, you mention this because I look at him as the perfect model of what a real man is. And I would be lucky to find someone as incredible as him. He is amazing.❤️ I wish for your daughter the same blessings.🙏
@@creativesolutionstoart I believe he is divorced.
Only if the man and the daughter share a passion for animals or whatever. Otherwise it still will be a mismatch.
@@AntediluvianRomance Exactly.
This was so wonderful i can't even explain! I've had a cockatiel and birds are such amazing companions and so sweet! Thank you for helping this woman and her birds! 🤗❤
The commitment of these two people is so needed in this world
People who care for these tiny creatures have a big huge heart, and we appreciate it so much
I helped hand raise two of my cockatiels almost 28 years ago and they’re still going strong. It’s an amazing thing to feed them when they are so tiny. Thanks for the memories.
28 years! I am very impressed. You must take excellent care of them. 👌💕
I’m so jelly 😭😭😫😫😛🥹😅😂🥹🥹🥹 you’re so lucky! What I would give!
Well done, saving the little cockatiel! Glad you were able to help this lady make her aviary more functional. She is amazing too!
Yes, I wanted to comment that, too. One can actually see if he is full 🙂
Omg…that’s your baby! You saved his life and he is absolutely Amazing ❤. So are you!
It is so bad to put a bird in a cage... Bad and ugly.
Thank you for being a wonderful caring Bird Daddy. We love you for loving on this innocent little baby bird, to raise them up to a happy healthy life.
Thank you for saving this little cockatiels life, it's amazing how you can feed such a tiny fragile bird. May he/she have a beautiful life.❤️👍🙏🏻
Splendid. It was like a bird Caesarian with amazing photography. That tiny morsel of life growing into a beautiful bird so quickly. The blind lady needs a bigger aviary. You are a very kind man.
My grandchild and i watched. She's 5 and watched intently! We love this.
Not gonna lie. I cried.
I love my cockatiels more than my own life. Seeing this one grow up made me so happy. Thank you.
Dont forget to love yourself too!
I like feel good stories. We need heartwarming stories like this to counter the ugliness of the world today.
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This man must be protected at all cost 😭❤
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Your life savings accomplishments have always wowed me. And now, you have a blind friend who raises quails and incubates their eggs and can hear when they're ready to hatch. That is so impressive. Mad respect to both of you, thank for your kindness to animals.
So glad you helped the overcrowded birds get a larger, better home.
yeah this is sweet and all, but that aviary is just too crowded
@@AdjourArcane I imagine that is very difficult to judge without sight, hopefully they stay in contact.
I love this entire story. It reminds of how I acquired my first parrot. Thank you and the blind lady for saving this bird!
I’m going to join patreon soon, just for this channel. I just moved so it may be a month or two before I can afford it.
@@Ember3221thank u for the reminder to donate on patreon :) blessings to you too ❤
What delicate and loving hands. Bless you Sir for caring for God's creatures.
You, sir, deserve a purple heart for this amazing accomplishment. You made me cry, but I loved every minute of it. Thank you for your kindness and saving this precious baby!! I hope you kept him because I'm sure he will love you more than anything as long as he lives!!❤❤❤❤
I am focusing my time, money and energy on helping dolphins in captivity, but love to watch your videos and your bird rescues. Thank you! Susan
Bless you and the dolphins. 🙏♥️
@@corinnepage1260 Thank you, Corinne. It is a tall order, but I am starting in St. Thomas, then will use that template for other dolphinariums. Take care, and love to all the animal lovers out there!
@@susanmaxwell7623🥰🥰🥰🐬
Wtf? His name is not susan @@susanmaxwell7623
Sending you lots of love and support!
You can hear the excitement in it's chirps as you're helping it out of the egg. It's so TINY!!!!
My little foster kitten wanted to see the birds while I watched this video. Thank you for being such an inspiration to help others in need around the world -- human, bird, or otherwise! I hope that lady's sanctuary can continue growing just like yours, sir!
It's amazing how you sir, cared for this chicken, and now he'll never leave your side, how sweet, thank you for being so kind to God's creation , ❤❤❤❤
Nice to be in shortly after an upload. The blind quail lady is an absolute champ.
And i was thinking when you called him muppet, one second his little beak looked like beaker as you were feeding him, then he looked like gonzo. And i was like "no matter the actual reason, i can see it"
What an inspiration!
initially I assumed it was because he eats like cookie monster, messy little thing lol. but now I see gonzo.
Oh what a handsome boy he is!!! It is so amazing to me how thoughtful and patient you are with animals. It's truely beautiful. It honestly brings tears to my eyes.
Muppet is the perfect name! God bless you and your friend! It's always beautiful to see life enter into the world, and to watch you help, when things get difficult. Your videos ALWAYS make me smile, and renew my love of nature! Thank you so much for sharing these incredible moments with all of us. To whomever reads my comment, I hope you have a wonderful day! Life is beautiful!
I hope your day is full of joy.
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Wow. He must hardly get any sleep. Thank you for rearing this tiny little being
I applaud the blind woman for recognizing that she needed your help❤ Am amazed that the cockatiel had a strong set of lungs that she could distinguish between the cockatiel and quail!! But then again if you loss one of your senses the others are more powerful ❤❤ Thank you both 🙏🏼❤️
Both of you are truly amazing! Thank you for sharing your stories.
🐦 🐦⬛ 🦜how beautiful you are. Thank you 😊 for sharing. My young son 💙 loved this. Miracle. 🙏
Thank you for improving the aviary. It makes life better all around.
Amen ❤🥰🤗🙏🏼
Cockatiels are the needy, noisy problem children of the pet bird world. But such loving hearts! Blessings on ACCA and the blind lady!
My tiel is bonded to me, not needy nor is he noisy at all. He goes around whistling most times. I love him dearly❤
Eh, I think some other parrots are far more deserving of those titles hehe 😉 😂 think Cockatoos, Lories, etc 🥲🙃🦖🦜🪶🦤
It’s true. They can be hard to deal with when they decide to tell you all about something and you don’t get it.
@@cynthiamarston2208 I never really looked at it from that angle before, but it's a lovely thing to consider. They want to share not only your company but also attention.
Seeing a man be so gentle with something so tiny and helpless makes the heart happy.
Yeah exactly and good thing to see Russians also have heart and mercy like all humans but please be gentle with your neigbors
@@soumyajitsingha9614 what kind of weird xenophobic comment is this? Of course Russian people have ‘heart and mercy’. Yikes. This was not the heartwarming comment you thought it was.
Living beings all have such a kind heart, some simply have access to it, it is as simple as that 🥰
@catacumba OP has a "Z" Russian flag symbol pfp. you might want to look up "Z Russia".
@@batacumbaHonestly, how often do you have to remind people that their governments are Not Their People.
HOW PRECIOUS IS THAT. HE WAS SO TINY AND NOW FULL GROWN. THANK YOU FOR LOVING NATURE. :) BLESSINGS
Wee Muppet’s entry into our world was nerve racking. It was magical being able to follow his journey and get to see him blossom into a beautiful adult. Thank you.
Two absolute prime examples of humanity!! You both are amazing!
Thank you for sharing this BEAUTIFUL & UPLIFTING story!
This is incredibly a beautiful story. How quickly the baby grew and his care is pure love❤️❤️❤️
Squeaky spiky little scraggle-ball
"...14 days later..."
Lovely thriving skylord
Quite the transformation!
That woman is absolutely incredible.
Seeing him go from being so weak/fragile, growing so fast to become strong and take flight gave me chills. This was a wonderful video.
The world needs more gentle, Compassionate & kind angels like you in it - God bless you Sir for all that you do 🙏❤️.
My daughter, Shrimi loved this video..in fact we all, Just Wonderful!!
Such a huge heart this woman has. Good thing she knew to call you.
He looks like a muppet too! So cute! Thanks for saving him, you have a heart of gold!
Aww - you made him feel like he got out of his shell all by himself - so sweet. And his little crop was so full it tipped him over. And Muppet is a perfect name!! He is indeed a handsome and healthy bird!
I know! I was laughing at how full his crop was!
What an amazing thing to do, Thank you for helping the totally helpless
That woman is incredible! Blessing to her! (And I love that the little baby went from chirping meekly to screaming like and hellspawn 🤣🤣 hoping to get one of this little chaosbeings in the future!)
Thank you for raising this little baby. He’s grown to be so beautiful 💕
How can anyone not love this bird? How amazing. It's his bird now I guess. ♥
Moved me to tears watching the woman, some people are blind mentally but not physically, kudos to the woman for saving so many birds!!!
Bless your little heart, Albert. I am glad an angel was there to help you.
This is one of the most beautiful videos I've ever seen. Thank you for sharing it with us.
That was incredible...thank you for saving that baby bird! 🙏 👏
This channel is full of little miracles
More like little animals in huge miracles! 😊
Big!
Beautiful rescue. Thank you for sharing.
I absolutely smiled from ear to ear seeing why you named the baby Muppet. So cute and spot on name. Thank you for all the kindness you put into the world.
He looks like Gonzo!!!!!😅
It’s amazing that something so tiny could survive. It’s lovely to see you rescuing these babies 💕
watching him take the food down his throat brought me relief! Praying this baby grows so strong and healthy!!!!
Thank you for being so kind and caring for the little birds!
I audibly gasped when I saw the little cockatiel all grown up. What a beautiful story 😭💕🌸
If the bird stays that colour, than it is a little girl. You are an Angel straight from heaven for these volatiles. You have more than earned your wings.
I had a yellow Cockateil once and it was a female. So I don't think the color of the feathers determine the sex.
Whoa i didnt know that its cool@@katrinkaiser5041
My dad had a grey male and a yellow female, so I don't think you can tell by color
My BBF has an aviary speciaized in cockatiels. There are just two that you can tell if they are male or female. The pearled ones and the wild coloured.
A male loses it's pearls at six months. The wid ones with the red cheeks, the male is grey and it's head is yellow with soe white. The female nearly all grey., no yellow. All the other ones you either have them sexed or if it whisles or sings then it is a male.
I love how your mom got into the cage too. It's great when all the family is in on the love.
FIRST FLIGHT 🎉 Only folks who have raised birds from naked to feathers know that proud feeling. Its the same feeling as when your kid walks to you!
It sure is! I remember flight-training with my baby sparrow, raising her up on my finger and then dropping down swiftly as she fluttered her wings ferociously. It was exhausting for her! She could only manage it one or two drops at first, before she wanted a good long nap. A day or two later, she had enough loft to nearly come off my finger, so we started doing drops in the bathroom (confined space) and she did it! She flew several feet! And then she had to figure out how to land, lol. That was another lesson altogether.
@@paintedwings74 Love this; thank you.
I can’t get through more than a minute without crying. You are two lovely humans. I don’t know how you aren’t just crying all the time.
Only YOU could have done this, my dear! Such a delicate, fragile little baby, one wonders how any of them survive being raised in the wild. The fact that they DO is testament to the superiority of nature over humans in some areas.
That blind woman is an inspiration! I can imagine just taking care of yourself while blind would be a challenge, but taking care of animals as well??
Parrots are so ugly as babies but so beautiful when fully grown😂❤. They have the biggest glow up in the animal kingdom
14:44 that wasn't ugly at all, he looks very cute.
@@SNS95 baby they meant newborn rather than baby
@@niharikamania I'm a budgie, cockatiel and lovebird breeder and I see newly hatched baby parrots every day from September to April so I think I don't find them ugly. Once you start hand feeding chicks you really get attached to them and then they are not ugly at all for you.
@@SNS95 i hand raised my military macaw and trained him for free flight. I am super attached to him and he is super attached to me. With that being said he was pretty ugly as a baby. Also the noises they make are not for most people iykyk. 😂
Speak for yourself. Parrots and birds are absolutely adorable as babies. ❤
That women has a golden heart
You're a sweetheart for saving this baby tiel's life