Live Eggs Hatching - Q&A every 30 minutes 

The chicks were born into the hands of the best possible person. How lucky ❤️

you are a good man to help the animals that need it may god bless you with money and all you need for them

God Bless you, sir! He surely has given you such a gift to be caring for His little creatures! What a Blessing you are!! 💕🐣 🐥🐑

Those are some of the cutest plump chicks I’ve ever seen. The way they chirp, bop their heads, and waddle around!

How fun watching the hatch process. My father used to raise chickens, but I was too young to have much memory of it. The miracle of life is so awe inspiring.

Oh you hatched those punk chicks! You should know ever since I found your channel I am spending every free minute here. All my life I've been defending any kind of animals and people never understood why. Seeing you doing this gives me internal peace, and inspiration, and hope, and you should know in such messed world this is huge! A man spending all his time taking care of such tiny creatures many wouldn't even bother to look upon. You my friend are a hero! Regards and deep respect!

You are such a kind person! Wish you and the little chicks loads of love!

You would think that at the heart of the channel would be birds, but it’s not. The star here, why so many people enjoy this channel, is your deep love and empathy for animals. In such a cruel and unfair world it is so refreshing to witness

Look how his eyes shined when the chick hatched. Such a loving soul. This man is a treasure!

Sir, you are no doubt the "Chick Whisperer." What a treasure you are kind Sir.

I love how often Alwyn checks on the chicks! I find it hilarious that I can see him peeking from the edge of the window, especially when you were eating that delicious-looking apple!

Poor baby fell over and I was so glad when he came back and turned him back around the right way ❤

Thank you to YOU! You are showing us all these wonders in life, and I think we all love you too❤❤❤

Smile on my face the whole time - thank you!

From one bird enthusiast to another :)

I am stupidly excited about the hatching of this little chick. 🐣

What a wonderful experience seeing the chicks hatch. Thank you so much for sharing this moments, Alwyn!!!

I love you and all of your animal people. So sweet.

Thank you for the live stream. It was truly amazing to watch.

Thank you for sharing your special life with all of us.

The little yellow one, everytime they chirp their tail wiggles upward. Too cute!

kicking my feet the whole live from how cute it all is

In a different life I can see you delivering thousands of babies into the world! That is the same feeling for sure! I'm soo thankful you allowed us into your incubator to witness life be brought forth! God bless you! Have fun with the babies! We'll be waiting for pics! 😊

When I was in 4th grade my class hatched some eggs in an incubator. I don’t remember most of my grade school lessons, but I remember that very well. It’s such a great experience for kids to get to have

You are slowly healing at least a few of us with your joy. Thank you.

Turn on your live chat! Awww I’m in l❤ve! He fell over as soon as you closed the door and before I could comment to tell you, you came back! Perfect bird daddy! It’s things like this that make you my all-time favorite RU-vidr

The chicks are very cute they're lucky to have a kind owner

How delightful to experience the beginning of spring with the hatching of new lives and what better then to celebrate with baby chicks which is kind of symbolic of spring . ❤ Your are a kind and compassionate man and I wish more people could follow in your footsteps.😊

2:26:06 That was my question thank you for answering it . I am seeing your channel from my childhood and you really inspired me to save many lives . Thank you ❤️.

If I had passion about ANYTHING the way this man has passion about these chickens I'd be in a way better place in life😂😂😂 this was amazing

I hope you realize how many people and chicks Love You. You are Wonderful. Full of Wonder! Thank You

You have been given a special gift. I just love watching your love for these animals it truly touches my heart ❤️🙌🙌🙌 thank you for your kind heart and love for all you do. Thank you for this special opportunity to watch them hatch. God Bless you, glad to see your back, I missed watching your videos.🪶🐦🪶

Sir. , you’re such a great person for loving these cuties creatures 🐥🐥

THANKS FOR NAMING IT OREO! IT WAS MY SUGGESTION! 2:53:57 ❤❤❤ I wish I could give this video 1000000 likes My gerbil is named Oreo!!! also first comment yay. You are the Best Bird RU-vidr!

This is absolutely best video I'm watching a live hatching

Chick called Albert 🐣 I somehow missed how you named the first chick! I think it was the chick that first brought me here, though. That’s too cute and funny 😆

This was such a great stream! Thank you!

Birb Jesus. Please live forever. The little ones need ya.

You are cute as those chickens, thanks a lot for sharing！👍😄👏

TY Alwyn for sharing your expertise! Such a wonderful treat to watch and I learned so much as well. I remember as a child being told that when you get old and stop learning you die. Not today! Happy blessed spring to you and your family 😊🐣💐☀️

Cant we just admire how cute the chick was standing infront of the camera soo cute❤

You are an amazing man I could watch you and listen to you for hours and not get bored.

Just loved this video. Thanks for sharing. You are one amazing guy and I wish you the very best 🐤🐣🤗❤️

youre such an amazing person alwyn. so kind of you to incubate the eggs for those kids. please do more livestreams, it was a lot of fun to watch! much love from the east coast of america.

my cats are listening and they are so confused😂 thank you for everything you do🫶🏼

I couldn’t join the live stream but I love being able to watch the replay! It is so lovely to hear your experience and stories! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

That was really fun to watch!

They are so adorable, I hope they live a long and happy life.❤️

I’m new too your channel such a miracle too see these baby chicks being born it’s just fascinating sending you love and greetings from USA 👋

What a coincidence! My hen's chicks started to hatch too!

I have always loved watching baby's hatch thank you

I love your videos

What a kind person you are 🙏Thank You so much for your being❤️and welcome little sweethearts 🤩🥰😁

You will have to name a blonde after Dolly Parton the country west singer ❤

Afro chickens!!!! That's what I've always called them. My mom has 3

How exhausting it must be to hatch. I learned an appreciation of life when you see how desperate and determined not just these little guys but so many of the chicks this man hatches are.

Thank you for showing this birth. I also love to learn new things about birds and the others that you have shared

They are so adorable. How awesome to have this to come back to and watch as these chicks hatch & come out into the world

This was so wonderful to watch. Thank you for all that you do ❤

Crying over here.. I love them and you

What a glorious thing to witness! The best stream on the net. :)

Ty such an amazing thing to see. Love and happiness to you and your family ❤

This beautiful man always touches my heart. What joy and humanity he brings to the world. And praise belongs to God our Father for the breath of life He gives to all of us.

Alwyn, I too felt the same as you about reptiles. That they were 'cold, feelingless eating machines' that killed and helped control the rats around the farm. I hate rats. I've witnessed what the cunning wee beasties can do to chickens, piglets and other helpless animals on a farm, especially in the fall when they are seeking warm places to survive the winter. I can appreciate how intelligent they can be but the Norwegian Brown rat will never be welcome where I live. We had some pretty special native species that would get trapped in postholes dug in preparation to erect a new fence and I rescued a lot from a certain death when the time came to plant the posts. I even saved a garter snake from one that I brought back to the farm house and released it near the back door. He (I always thought of it as a he, but in hindsight, the last time I saw him - rescuing him once again from the neighbour's kids who had found him on the lawn, early one spring some 20 years or so later, and they were trying to kill him. The size of him at that time, made him far more likely a she!) was easily recognized because he/she had lost the end of it's tail somehow, fairly close to when I first rescued it as the wound hadn't completely healed. I had spotted him at least once a year while I was living at the farm, hunting the back yard for slugs, earthworms at first and moving up to mice and maybe even rats when I last saw her. She was just shortly out of hibernation and was quite stinky, especially after she had been attacked by the kids. I admonished them for trying to kill my 'pet' snake and as we held her hostage on the lawn, I gave them a lesson on the value of these snakes on a farm. I think I may have saved a lot of snakes that day... as she slithered off into deeper grass, likely carrying a belly full of developing babies. Some years later, I'm in a pet store with my grandson whom I doted on. In his hands, a Royal Python! His mother had deserted him at 18 months, leaving my son alone to raise him.. I became his mother and grandmother at that time, taking care of him while his father worked. We had discussed his having a snake as a pet, had researched them and came down to two possible candidates, this Python one of them. I'm going to shorten a tale that could fill a novel down to that the snake went home with him, cage and all needed to provide for his care. Shaka made an interesting pet and I did become rather fond of him. Then his mother returned and the situation became such that Shaka had to find a new home... with me. He had visits with my grandson but always had to come home with me. His traveling 'cage' was a zipperedv pillow case in a box, inside another box. Once when I returned from such a visit, I took everything else into the house from my car... several trips back and forth before returning for Shaka last so I could devote some time and attention in returning him to his home inside my home. But the box was not heavy enough! Shaka was a bit under 4 feet in length so it was easy to determine that he was not in the box! It was full dark outside and a quick search of the car didn't turn up any snake! I feared he would escape the car through an open door as I searched so I decided to close up the car to wait for daylight. No snake... food (prefilled frozen white rats, reheated to body temperature) and water left out went untouched... he had escaped the car and was lost in a northern city where winter would certainly kill him... on returning to my car a few months later - fall and cooler temperatures were upon us - dark came early and it was near dark when I was returning from having shopped for some school clothing for my grandson. I opened the door and as the light came on, something reached out at me from the steering wheel! Shock and a great fright were quickly replaced as joy flooded my body - Shaka, safe within my grasp and I could return him to his proper place. He eagerly sought the heat of my body. He was so thin and dehydrated. I had about an once of water left in my water bottle and he greedily sucked it up from the bottle cap as I carefully added more and more until it was all gone. I had to get him home. I had nothing to secure him in and home was about 20 minutes away... I had no choice. I had to of put him on the passenger seat, with its heater on, cover as much of him with my one hand and drive with the other... at one point he got too hot and he began to leave the seat. I was on a highway with a lot of traffic. I couldn't take my eyes off the road. I feared he would disappear before I could restrain him... but something happened when he could no longer feel my hand on his body... he turned back and sought out my hand, snuggling under it... looking for safety... and he stayed that way, moving off the heated part of the seat but keeping my hand on his back. Snakes do have feelings. It's just harder to see them. You have to be really observant of posture and body tension or not. He did bite me, twice on two separate occasions and both were entirely my fault. I had handled food that had been overheated and had checked the temperature to see if it had cooled off enough for him to eat it... he was hungry and I forgot to carefully wash all the scent off my hands. He struck so quickly, threw two wraps over my hand and just released and melted away, knowing 'he' had made a mistake. It happened so fast he was releasing me about the time I was about to react! Teeth so sharp and so many that I didn't even feel the bite until he dropped away! And bleed? I needed to apply pressure for some time to get it to stop. But it was entirely MY carelessness and he NEVER intended to bite ME! So would I get another? Not for myself but I wouldn't hesitate to support a child who wanted one as a pet. Royal Pythons are also known as 'ball' pythons for their habit of rolling into a ball to defend themselves. Males grow no more than 4 feet in length and are unlikely to cause harm to cats or dogs, so are fairly safe around other pets so long as they don't attack the snake. And with an adult present, they can be 'played' with, curled up in a ball or wound around an arm. They do respond to gentle petting - up to a point, when they will try to leave. They like body warmth.

The baby chicks are so cute. You are awesome and always so gental with all the animals. I always watch when I get the chance .

Your amazing person and God's gift of hatchery!

I LOVE how the one chick is fascinated by the camera, but then stands in front of it, gets drowsy, and "falls over!!!" It reminds me of a little child who is trying to stay awake. 🤣❤️

Now you have viewers even from Ukraine. You maid marvelous things. I like your channel very much. Watch whole family

Thats a very 'rock' chick lol the poof on tops of their heads are so adorable！😊

I just love this!! How sweet and your joy and care is so inspiring. ❤

I love that story. It's kind of perfect.

You are a Angel for all animals and wildlife love all your videos fabulous.

When the world ends this man will safe us single handedly XD

This is the best livestream I have ever watched.

This is the first time I see someone like me. Someone who is able to read eggs.

This was amazing

Even a hawk? A sharpie? A tiny screech owl? Just a thought! I love what you do. Thank you Alvin.

I heard many places grind up the chicks alive. It’s just horrific. We need people like u!

Welcome to this world, little feathered chicks. ❤️🐣🐥

Awww Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉 you're amazing !!! Love your videos

It is such a joy to watch your videos. The beautiful bonding and love between you and your little babies is so touching. Almost a therapy for me which brings tears to my eyes and heart warming. Thank you! ❤❤❤❤❤

It just takes ones breath away ❤

I have little Paduaner too 😃❤

This made my night! ♥ I have one question for you Alwyn: do you eat poultry (or even meat in general) since you rescue chicks and other animals? I am a bird owner (although I own parrots, not chickens) and I sort of feel bad eating chicken. I have at least sworn to never ever eat quail or quail eggs, they look too cute and the fact that supermarkets sell fertilized eggs makes me feel a bit nauseous about buying them. My friend's sister raises chicken with a rooster probably fertilizing most of the eggs and they have no problem eating the eggs before they develop an embryo, but I don't think I could eat those eggs tbh. I know I probably come off as hypocritical lol

So sweet to see the first born chirping, than start nodding, almost falling asleep...silent, and than.. PEEP! on and on 😊

It filled my heart with rest❤️

Wonderful to watch, u are such a loving kind compassionate man. We need more like u in the world. Thank you ❤ x

PS. its is adorable how the chicks react to your presence. They will get quiet for the most part then they see you and they get so excited. So special.

such a great stream, could not follow the whole stream but i followed most of it. love from your own country the netherlands where i am from

''Chicks together strong"

Noble work 🙏

its so amazing how gentle you are, their littlechirps make my day!

It's funny watching them get so tired and yet trying their hardest to stay awake for some reason! 😆

awesome!!

A bald eagle mostly eats fish, but are opportunistic.

You are so kind hearted you are an impartation

The hatching process for successful chicks makes me think of Jim Morrison singing, "Break on through to the other side."

Such a great experience of hatching 🐣 also i had learnt enough like never before abt the eggs n the chicks 🐥 the real difference between the egg white n the yolk 😊 thank you so much Mr Alwyn or Albert😂👍🏻🐣🐣🐣👏👏👏👏👏

💕 Edit: ooh, my chick's got a crown!

Sending lots of love from Indonesia ❤️❤️❤️