House Wren empty bird nest box to laying eggs and raising 6 chicks - Part 1 

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The garbage music is the worst part of most videos.

Absolutely! I have to mute the videos. Not this time.

music or no music is fine with me.

@@IllinoisBackyardBirdsNWildlifelooks like you are a bird that could watch IPad and Phones😅

Lots of videos of dogs that can't figure that one out:)

Appreciate your comment and your time

can you explain why? because of the extra width?

​@@hugomuller9373 I think they mean because it makes mounting the camera to get a good picture of the entire nest easier, while also keeping the camera high up so it doesn't get dirty.

The nest box is inclined at 45 degrees, for best view of the inside

Then it stuck it's head out, as the other flew off: "More like this!"

@@frankpinmtl to me, it was more like "are you serious?! This won't do!" 😂😂

Not one of the adults but the FATHER goes out to get the grasshoppers & brings them back to the MOTHER. That’s common sense 😏

​@@Hardwork7777in the same video caption its said that both parents collects food

Many (not all, but most of them) bird species need both parents to help raise their fast-growing chicks :) ... they're not necessarily monogamous for life, but they stick together for at least a breeding season ❤️

No, this is not "help". It is his DUTY

That is awesome!

I just started gardening and it is amazing how helpful birds are with pests ❤

Yes mine yell at me every time I am even slightly close to their nest. Very vocal and angry

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Instinct does not have anything to do with being smart.

​@@hanktwenthe7840They're not mutually exclusive

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Great ! You’re in the front seat watching wildlife!

Hmm. I was inspired to put up a couple boxes for chickadees and wrens, but you're making me rethink my plans. My neighborhood has a few roaming cats, and I'd hate for native birds to put so much energy raising their babies only to feed a cat. I need to do some research and find places around the property that give fledgling birds some cover and escape routes. MY cats won't be an issue for them, they're indoor-only because I don't want them destroying the local ecosystem!

Do you have another possible site to relocate or just mount another?

Wow ! Thanks so much

Isn’t she quite the home maker? ❤️

Many thanks

Thank you !

*chicks, no apostrophe.

@@teeanahera8949😂

Don’t overestimate the intelligence of birds

In some countries it's quiet normal that people put up several of this bird house on trees nearby their houses. Kids even get bird house as birthday gift so they can assemble and put up in apple trees. 😊

Muy interesante notable😂

Yes they are

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Thank you very much!

Will do, stay tuned

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That is awesome!

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Hundreds of millions of years of genetic adaptation and evolutionary trial and error is where all that behavior, beauty and splendor comes from, my good man. ☺️

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Wonderful!

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That is awesome!

is it an open end or a socket wrench? what size is it/ bigger than 44mm or smaller? Do you rub it with WD 40 to keep it shiny?

Yeah it takes time but is rewarding to read all your kind and appreciative comments, thank you!

Good to know, I put up a house at the beginning of spring last year and had no takers, maybe this year someone will choose it!

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I’m glad you like it

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Go cry into your skinny latte and crushed avocado toast about it.

Back when when 30k was enough to have a nice car a house Christmas and could travel 🧳

Boomer here: actually I was thinking about how exhausting it would be to be a bird.

I bought my first house in a medium sized city in CA in 2011 @6.5% making 12/hr.

I'm a millennial and it was quite easy to build a house and start a family. Get a good job and a partner who works as well and save money.

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Thanks for your time

Thanks for the kind words and for your time

Yes they are!

Yes they are very protective of their nest

Was your camera motion activated or remotely activated with eyes on the box? What kind of camera? Great set up! @@IllinoisBackyardBirdsNWildlife

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