I love seeing the babies flutter their little wings. And when the baby settled to sleep was so cute. Nature is so precious and you're so lucky having these near you.
Willie wagtails are adorable native birds here in Australia Edit: wait the description says Japanese pied wagtail. Oh this is a different wagtail species :o
It always amazes me the size of the 'baby' actually looks larger than the parents. Sparrows, Grackles, Robins, etc. all do the fluttering and vocalizing.
It is amazing how these birds trust you so well! The mother is working so hard to feed her relentlessly hungry chick, and you are kindly giving her lots of help! It is really beautiful to watch and so kind that you want to help these birds. I thank you!
Absolutely adorable, and so glad to see the parent is getting some help to feed this baby. It isn’t easy for little birds to survive these days, the odds are against them with so much urbanization, they need all the help they can get, they are fragile and vulnerable. I hope this adorable baby gets to live a fruitful live where it gets to feed its own babies someday. Loved it, thank you for the great video.
Sekisuke and his partner Momiko had bred twice this season, and in the first breeding, They were attacked by crows when the babies leaving the nest. Crows are attracted to the garbage that people throw away, and the number of crows in the city has increased greatly and they've became vermin. Usually Pied wagtails lay 5 to 6 eggs but only one fledgling were survived. And the second breeding, they laid 5 eggs total on my balcony. Perhaps he felt safer on the balcony where he left the nest two years ago. Unfortunately, their nest was hit by a guerrilla rainstorm and again, only one was survived. You are saying is so true! Thank you for your comment! It made me think a lot😊
@@Sekisuke what a wonderful bird parent you are! It's sad that more don't survive but this one is partly thanks to you. My family don't have birds of our own and put out seed and water for wild pigeons so we got to see a lot of adolescents visit the balcony, helping wild birds is so lovely.
@@siginotmylastname3969 Agreed, so wonderful! I feel blessed every time my birds visit. My Hummingbirds have just migrated and I miss them already! Thank goodness for my Winter birds, they are such a joy.
I really hope that you or any neighbours don't own a cat! Such sweet little birds. Mamma has a full time job keeping chick's tail wagging so happily. Thanks for sharing.
@@nfmshajahan4834 :-) at least as far as i understand him - if one looks at this clip, that bird does one thing ALL THE TIME - its waggin his tail...therefore... he was jokin´ best regards.
These birds have become more n more popular in the UK, especially in industrial places. We had several wagtails nest in the pallets at work. They loved the Pallets.
