They're CHICKS not children. Children are humans.

One chick left the nest @13:46 seen climbing up the tree trunk and stayed out. In the next scene a parent takes a poop from a bird not seen, hidden by a tree trunk. There's the missing bird.

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Eating poops...thuiii😂

Mom has to eat too, she can't live on baby bird poop. These chicks are very well fed, by this age they will pop up in an explosion if really hungry. It is cold windy and mom is keeping the chicks warm and dry, which makes it so mom doesn't have as much time to go find food for herself. This is one of the criteria the female uses when selecting a mate, it is mostly the ma!as job to feed the female while brooding the eggs and to feed the female and chicks for a large part of the nesting phase. If they have a second brood the male will feed the fledglings of the first nest and the female while she is brooding the second nest of eggs. It is typically the females job to feed the second nest of meetings which is smaller than the first. When the second brood fledge the male and female will both feed them and typically stay with this brood for the winter.

They are chicks, not babies. BOTH are feeding here, the parents are identical, they look alike, and are they busy! Both brood, feed, and tend the nest equally. It may be dad on the nest so half the credit goes to dad, you can't tell one from the other, so it's NOT always mom, stop ignoring dad! I think these parents know much better than you when to feed themselves, when to feed the chicks, because they are governed by instinct.

​@@ruatab6759 They don't necessarily eat all the poop, but how else are they going to get rid of it? Think about it. No toilet, no diaper service, no hands. Mom and dad are shuffling grub in and poop out. There's no way they could eat all that, like I said, no hands, bubba.

You're human too.

I was wondering what those things were in the river. Darn polluters 🤬🤬🤬

Because its not fully digested and is still food

​@@ThebrothaisbackVc está certo nas fezes se encontra um grande número de nutrientes e serve para manter o ninho sempre limpo

The only time chicks aren't begging for food is when they are sleeping.

Birds are immune to hot peppers because they lack the sensory receptors for Capsaicin, the chemical that makes peppers spicy. 🌶️