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I used to watch them flying as kid and I used to imagine them has mini jet fighter in a dog fight.

Not enough insects. Nothing for them to eat.

They are such pretty birds. I don't think I've ever seen any in the USA, but I know they exist here in some states.

Get it!!!!!!

just found one today a baby one,15 minutes later she start eating from my hand !now i live in a village in an appartment if i raise her and make her a nest in my balcony is she gonna stay?

I have also seen many of these animals in my local canal. That grass snake at 08:04 looked like it has just has its dinner!

A Roe Deer and her kids come into my garden all the time, at all hours. They are beautiful.

In the US, robins are bigger than house sparrows.

So do I understand correctly? This is a non-native species to the UK which has been allowed to multiply freely? Gosh, what could possibly go wrong? 🫤🙄

Thanks for this video bro,,I've been searching to identify this awesome little bird that I keep seeing when I'm crossing a small bridge in the hedges along the small river it crosses every day just lately,in the small village we live here in the West of Scotland! They are so cute!👌 and now I know what they are called!👍

They used to come in my kitchen and wait by the fridge for me to give them some meat, I really love them love from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

And Australia and Tasmania. ❤❤❤❤love them.

Did you say the male incubates at night"" Most doves and pigeons it's the female that sits on the eggs at night,,

I hate these damned things...they are the scurge of my local lake...ive been attacked be these demons while on my kayak,they almost killed me! Screw them,way too many of these nasty things,they leave piles of their poop on the shore,they suck!

I know these Damned animals are the absolute scurge of my local lake. Theyre mean as hell and will attack immediately! If your like me and fish from a kayak,youd better watch out,these things are very aggressive and will attack outta nowhere. Seriously,if your on a boat,youd better watch out because these animals will kill you .

Motor pikes are the fastest species of fish. The cormorant did well to even catch it.

Sadly it appears there are not enough insects in the UK for a nesting pair to sustain the raising of a brood. They nested in my gable end for 2 consecutive years; each time 2 young were ejected from the nest before they fledged - I conclude starvation of young, the birds didn't return for a third year.

One of these was soaring above my house just a few minutes ago. Magnificent fellow - what a sight!

I’ve only just starting feeding a grey squirrel . He’s simply adorable . They did not hitch a ride , they were brought here . Please NO CULLING …

You forgot, DELICIOUS!

Just rescued and released a jackdaw, i miss him so deeply i hope he comes back full grown with a nice girlfriend

Sweet little birds.

Got a video off one been in my garden for two day

I just rescued one want to know if i can teach him his name

Unbelievable. Worst bird ever. I wish they were never brought to America. I catch and dispatch 80 to 100 per week this time of year. 25 to 30 in the winter. I live in a mid size city, not a grain mill. We had many song birds, of many types when I was a child. Then sparrows took over.

Wrens are sweet little things, looked like flying marbles when they fledged. Very vocal chicks 🐣

excellent photography

Tasty little beasts. Just add garlic butter, nice...

Liam your presentations are a joy to watch, like the birds you observe, it's short & sweet with plenty of detail, even down to the years/months the oldest bird has lived to. At the end of this video, I particularly liked, the final bird calls that left their comments, & the way you visually responded to them looking up... Nice touch.

Got some great shots of Canadian Geese in my area! Love them

No house Martins this year or last ,just one pair of Swifts..disappointed

I've visited Sheringham a few times and didn't Adders lived there. They are a beautiful snake!

On top of the insects diminishing, another cause for their decline in some regions might also be less access to clay for building nests, especially if rivers are built up with concrete as river banks may be where they can find the clay. So providing them with nesting opportunities can be very beneficial too.

এতো ভালো জালা বাড়া কারোর মেয়ের সাথে পেরেম কোরলাম না তবে শুনেছি গোরিব দের সোরে যেতে হয়

What about the tail pull, what’s that about?

Great informative video - many thanks 👍🏻

Because of their appearance, I always liken hourse martins as little flying orkas.

what's the relics and main stats, I need?

I feed my local wood pigeon with lead pellet 🍗

Brilliant thanks.

Always lovely to have wildlife content on UA-cam

A couple made a nest in the hood of my hunting jacket hanging out on the deck. We can hear the male singing while momma hopps around the deck and brings the babies food. Eastern USA.

Thanks Liam. Sadly I don’t think I’ve seen a single Housemartin this year.

They're all over the place. I first learned what they were called form a friend on a golf course. They have to be amongst the most common birds.

Its terrible to witness the House Martin decline at my south Birmingham location. 28 years ago, there were 30 plus nests, (not all used), above a terrace of shops. In 2024, there are only approx 6 birds returning. Most of the old nests have dropped off. Only one new nest has been constructed during recent years.

Thank you for the video.

Thank you so much for your video it was very helpful for me as I’ve got a fallen little bird which was brought to me by my husband from a vehicle yard ,it was around 1 week old, and I reared it at home , feeding boiled eggs and soaked cat food for 2 three days, then it began to scratch its body and I searched internet for and found out it is because of the food I have given I was so worried.But luckily I found a bird food , which was ideal, and now this little birdy has grown feathers and had opened his eyes now I know it’s a great Tit.I live in Japan and I’m hoping to release this bird as soon as he can depend himself.Once again thanks to your video.❤