Everyday Cinematic Birds | Loud Train Horn Startles Baby Bird Chick @EverydayCinematicBirds | Uploaded December 2021 | Updated October 2024, 5 hours ago.
This hours old hatchling was suddenly startled by a nearby train horn! The mother looked up as well to see what the source of the loud noise was. Newly hatched chicks are blind so they react based on sounds and sensation.
This hours old hatchling was suddenly startled by a nearby train horn! The mother looked up as well to see what the source of the loud noise was. Newly hatched chicks are blind so they react based on sounds and sensation.
![Something is LATCHED to TWO Chicks Mouths! [Robin Nest Day 5]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/v1pcO0uqkv4/hqdefault.jpg "Something is LATCHED to TWO Chicks Mouths! [Robin Nest Day 5]
Something is completely latched to the inside of the mouth in two chicks. Im not sure what it is but it seems to be very stuck, almost as if it is grabbing the side of the chicks mouths. The mother robin tries hard to detach them but has no success. She really tugs on them. Im not sure when they got stuck but they must have been from an earlier feeding. I could not find the exact time they were brought to the nest though. These things remained latched to the chicks mouths for hours. They were not completely gone until the next morning. I dont think they are leeches. Luckily over time they went away!
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![Busy 30 Minutes in the Robins Nest! [Raw Footage]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vQkgsnM0Y9M/hqdefault.jpg "Busy 30 Minutes in the Robins Nest! [Raw Footage]
Here is 30 minutes of raw footage from the robins nest! This footage is from the evening 5 days after these chicks hatched. These 5 day old baby bird chicks are growing very fast. They require constant food to stay healthy. This is a particularly busy 30 minutes. The chicks are fed 6 times. Both the mother and father robin are collecting food and bringing it back to the nest. The chicks are able to go for longer periods without the mother brooding them. Youll see the mother finally decides to brood them at the end of the video. Enjoy!")
