The little birds were born, but the mother took one from the nest

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The video documents the thrilling moment when the eggs hatch and several chicks appear in the nest. The creator shows how the shell cracks open, describes the look of the newborn hatchlings, and underlines the importance of maintaining proper temperature and humidity. Early shots capture the parents inspecting the nest, carefully feeding their young, and removing small bits of shell to keep the space clean. At this stage, everything points to normal, healthy development.

However, the story takes a turn when the mother suddenly picks up one of the chicks and sets it aside, away from the nest. The author explains that this behavior is not uncommon: birds sometimes remove the weakest or seemingly sick chick to focus resources on the rest of the brood. Other possible reasons are mentioned as well, such as limited space or the inexperience of a first-time mother. The creator is then seen intervening with sterilized gloves, assessing the nestling’s condition, and deciding whether it can be safely reintroduced or requires manual care.

The video continues with a detailed first-aid guide for unattended chicks: thermal regulation using heat lamps, preparation of a protein-rich formula, hydration with a dropper, and daily weight checks to ensure proper growth. The presenter shares key points about feeding frequency, the best type of syringe to use, and the importance of keeping the crop neither completely empty nor overfilled. Emphasis is placed on maintaining a hygienic environment to avoid bacterial or fungal infections.

Toward the end, an update is provided on the separated chick and its siblings still in the nest. Size, feather development, and energy levels are compared. The creator concludes by stressing that although nature can seem harsh, early and appropriate intervention often saves the life of a rejected chick. Viewers are invited to share similar experiences and continue learning about avian behavior, responsible breeding, and the rescue of both domestic and wild birds

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