When you thought it was 🐣, but it was the 🐦s & the 🐝s.
And then you may hear the two of them were quiet because they had come to the balcony for some birdseed, but somebody came in and I don't know what's going on there, but must have disrupted their piece. Anyway, somebody's angry. Anyway, I was so hoping to see this little nest of these little birds, or at least the inkling of that being the case
Renee Slay
@Renee_Slay · 0:29
Okay, so I have an answer to what all that noise was. He's flying around trying to tap that a**. And she's aggravated because she's like, I just want to go get some freaking food. Like, I'm tired of this. You've been trying to tap it all day, and I have a headache. And he is just still steady trying to tap because he just cannot even stand himself. And she's just had enough
Barbara 😃💙🎻🥁
@Digitalpenz · 0:26
You know, what a joy to hear the sounds of the birds. You know that's it's always a wonderful sound to hear the sound of the birds. And what she was saying about, you know, just the springtime and the birds and the bees, that made me laugh. Thanks for sharing your blow by blow of the little birds out there
But I would love it if they had the birds and the bees moment in my tree and then later had their little nest and little babies in my tree. That would make me so happy. I think my cat would be also very entertained
It's nice to know that somebody else can appreciate the little things, too. The little birdies, they're so cute
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 2:54
Oh my goodness. Your play by play of the birds chirping in a beautiful spring environment was so pleasant to listen to. I enjoy hearing birds chirp. I actually use it as my alarm clock because I don't use an alarm clock, I haven't used one since 2005. 2004
And I'm looking forward as well to when the birdies match the greenery, the flora and the fauna. Soon, I hope. Soon. I just am waiting and waiting for rain. I love rain. It hasn't arrived yet, in the middle of the night once. But we need rain. We need rain desperately
Renee Slay
@Renee_Slay · 1:24
I forgot what kind of birds you said they were but I know certain birds are just a******* like mockingbirds. But they will get even more aggressive. Like I'm not sure that you'll be able to go on your patio. Like I'm legit telling the truth though. Like you stepping outside is going to be a whole new war zone because they will dive at you when they've got babies around
Andrea Potvin
@GoodEnough · 3:46
And that roofing contractor was like, what in the world is going on here? And it just reminded me of, like, Ace Ventura Pet Detective or Call of the Wild when the birds would come to him, it just cracked me up. But when we think of it as a family, the special time we had that summer and raising that robin and actually teaching it how to eat worms and find them on his own instead of us hand feeding him, that was interesting
I don't know. They're really tiny and they're just I guess what I would describe as an average local bird. There's just so many of them and they're so tiny and they apparently have many songs, and I think it's that little one that sings the one song that I like to hear, and you only hear at certain times of the year and usually only at certain times of the day
Oh, my goodness. I absolutely love this story of Robbie so, so much. Just every aspect of it. I follow various Instagram accounts where, you know, people have either made friends with wild birds or taken a bird in, or, like there's one I follow. It's a European starling or something, I think it's called. And it mimics sound and can recreate so many different sounds
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Renee Slay
@Renee_Slay · 0:09
I just have one more thing. Now. I want a rabbit. I'd like a cheeseburger. That's all I'm saying. Thank you. Ah
You make me laugh. Cheeseburger just so happens to be my favorite meal. A cheeseburger wrapped in iceberg lettuce. So it has that, like, fresh, crisp, and it's still the cheeseburger, but minus the bun. And, oh, my mouth's watering just thinking about it. Chasing cute little rabbits. Or at least chasing them to capture them on camera