The Smallest Bird you have ever seen

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Published 2018-01-20
By accident I got hold of two of the smallest eggs I have ever seen.
Should I incubate them?
Would I be able to raise a baby bird that would hatch from it?

The little bird is called a Wren. In my country it is the second smallest bird species there is. It hatched so fast that I missed it. The feeding was hard with my big human hands and very time-consuming. It took me about 80 feeding rounds per day to keep him healthy.
But in the end it worked.

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Thanks for watching

The incubator I used is a MS incubator:
MS incubators (made in Holland)
www.broedmachine.nl/
And in English
www.broedmachine.nl/?___store=english&___from_stor…

For filming I used a canon EOSD7 and an I-phone 5s

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Music in this video:
Copos De Nieve by Christopher Slaski (PRS)
Free Falling by Richard Kimmings (PRS) | Chris Egan (PRS)
In the Beginning by Paul Mottram (PRS)
Time To Dream by Patrick Hawes (PRS)
Boulevard Stroll by Keith Beauvais (PRS)
La Vie En Paris by Emily Lim (PRS)

All Comments (21)
  • @strawbunni6834
    "Hey you wanna go out?" "Nah I got my new bird son to feed every ten minutes." This is the sweetest thing ever
  • @thedollfin112
    Raised a random bird Catches Mosquitos for it Feed it almost everytime Doesn't put ads in the video You are a really good man, thank you
  • @shiboof
    Dang me I love this channel. When I was a youngster I would gather baby birds from an old oak tree in our cul de sac that were lucky enough to fall onto a lawn instead of the hard roadway. I raised them with paper clip-tweezers and a bread and milk mixture until they fledged. Dad took super 8's of me walking outside as a dozen birds would fly from the trees and land on me! Still love them, watch them no matter where I am and have been involved in cleaning up oiled birds for years. Love this channel, looking forward to more adventures!
  • @Luna_Spiritus
    BE FREE! You were raised by the most kind-hearted man. You have no idea how luck you are little Cheep-cheep.
  • This type of videos deserve all the likes in the world. God bless you. Thank you for such passion and dedication on our fellow friends.
  • @adamnorvell
    I can imagine this man being cornered in an alley by thugs and a bunch of birds swoop in and pick him up and fly him away and they’re like “hey man you saved my grandpa way back in 2017, I owed you this one”
  • @Reberts
    5:27 “10 minutes later he was hungry again” Same
  • That was an awesome act of compassion to devote that kind of time into saving a egg.
  • @daisydupre4873
    Little baby bird needs a little soft nest too! Thank You for caring so Beautiful!
  • @wjones284
    Can't imagine feeding something every ten minutes, then caring for it days and weeks more. Then simply opening your hand to let it go. That's a rare individual indeed. Tip of the hat to you, sir
  • @hedra4264
    A beautiful documentary of the first days of this little chick's life.
  • @user-qb1zv2rx3l
    Какой любящий и заботливый оказался этот Человек! Из крохотного яичка, выходил взрослого птенца! Браво!! Горячий привет из Башкортостана ( 🇷🇺 Россия)
  • @Aspensauce64
    This bird at school telling the other kids he was raised by a featherless giant:
  • When the birdie hears his “mother” he be like * raises head and screeching * GIMME DA FOOD
  • You are an amazing person, God bless you for the work you do, saving these precious birds .
  • @Shxhaib_111
    I saw this video almost 3-4 yrs ago and watching this back is so nostalgic 🥺