Lol yea 😂 beautiful

diabolical bird..."I love you so much!"

XD yeah

😂😂 he got violent with that receipt

a very smart bird 😂

i imagine:they got accused of bgg a 'witch'; as well-'when they told the townfolx,tht they heard BIRDS TALKINGGGGGGG'

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@@jerylregina7392did you have a stroke while writing this?

@puppycatsupremacy For real lmao

Considering that person was probably Adam or Eve and they were already traumatized from a serpent

bro why do y'all goobers always have to summarize the shit you just watched as if nobody else here fucking saw it

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It said sweat baby bird is not nice then straight after shows aggression using a bit of paper, prehaps it actually understands the words and wants to show He is not a sweat bird.

@@legobrickabrac no

@@legobrickabracsweat baby bird 🥰

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Thank you for your nice comment. That makes my day. He knows so much more but he hasn't said anything naughty yet. He says "I'll eat you" but he's only telling half the story. He leaves off the "because you're sweet like a cupcake" part. He likes to let everybody know multiple times a day that "biting is Not nice." We find ourselves repeating what we've just said a lot because he pipes up with his support of "what?!" He seems surprised at the absurdity of whatever is said. Being asked "are you ok?" and told "I love you sooo much" a dozen times a day while eyeball to eyeball with a wild bird is medicine for mental health too. He fell to me just as lockdown happened and he was my sole focus, nothing about it has changed. We saved each other 🥰

​@@sawyerthestarlingThere is a channel about Kestrel eagle who hunt down starling

No issues from me about it, that's what they eat.

@@sawyerthestarling there people's says that starling is bad and kill innocent birds and their children's . Destroy little birds nest. It's true?

@@syedasharimam yes, they can and will. A number of native birds do the same thing. They aren't bad, they're doing what nature has taught them to do. They are not native here so they had to learn to survive food they didn't know, predators they'd never seen and it's humans faults they're here to begin with. Housecats kill millions more native birds than starlings ever could. So we can start there with what's bad.

Grossly underrated comment 😂

lol

Who is not nice

Bird opens beak wide to be able maximizing in or exhale for its next voice mimicry.

@@shoryuken9520 so cute!!

Well clearly it was looking at him like it wanted to fight so he obliged. 😂😂

There is a story about generational language and mimicry with them. Type into Google: Starlings mimic motor and it should pull up BBC Earth with a minute long video about starlings passing the sound of a motor down long after it was no longer running.

ik,r?!?😅😅😅

That’s how they talk!

@@NahTheyDidItAgain.. Absolutely, but I still find it very funny😂

@@madamepigeon hahah yes!

It's such a male trait and I think it's fascinating to watch. He has crazy control over his feathers in general. The way they spike up the feathers on their head when they're annoyed is the funniest and cutest thing. That's how you know you're about to get a peck to correct you. Lol

With enough practice and repetition there isn't much they can't mimic. It's an amazing thing to witness.

Yeah it sounds like an old recording

Yes, he's combining "my sweet baby bird" and "biting is not nice." It's just something starlings do. He combines lots of things. "Do you need kisses" and "biting is not nice" comes out to be "biting is not kisses." You're so funny + Are you ok= You're so 'k"

@@sawyerthestarling That's hilarious!

I like the "biting is not kisses" statement. I haven't heard such a funny way to state the obvious, ever

@@julianbrelsford I find it hilarious the way he mixes things up and they still make sense somehow. The times when he interjects into a conversation with WUT😳?! real sharp and quick like it's the most ridiculous things he's ever heard has us all cracking up. His timing is something else. 🤣

@@sawyerthestarling but the fact that he show you what he meant, and its not nice to bite, then proceeds to show you it bites, amazing intelligence and ability to create a sentence of its own

Yesss!! I feel like I won a life lottery when he fell into my lap. Never saw it coming. 🥰

It is amazing isnt it?! I am obsessed! 😂

They do! Lots and lots. He knows dozens of sentences. He's combining "my sweet baby bird" with "biting is Not nice." It's crazy the sounds they can mimic besides human language. They just have to want to and when you have one as a pet you never know what they're retaining or what they'll repeat until you hear it. It's always a surprise. That's fun. 😂

He's also doing that with no tongue at all. He had an accident as a one year old. He'll be three next month. 🖤

It's like herding cats every day. 😂😂

There's a few things he understands but he also has impeccable timing. He doesn't understand what he's doing in this case, it's just a coincidence. 🥰.

@@jamesthepatriot6213 The springtime aggression is real. 😂

@@jaype331 Motor mouth 🤣

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Yes! There's a handful of things that he knows what's he's saying. 😊

I watched an episode of After People a long time ago and it mentioned that even with no living humans or machines that human language would still be heard for a long time from birds. Until they phased it out generationally, which could take many decades or life cycles even.

Thanks 🥰

Aw, thanks so much for seeing in him what I do. He's an amazing little guy. I'm Shannon, and I've been a starling mom for 3 years and he's spent nearly every day of his life with me one on one. As I type he's napping in the crook of my elbow all warm and snuggly. He and I have a special bond. I have worried and fussed over him since I found him cold on the ground as a hatchling. I'm the only person he'll copy. 🥰

🤣🤣 He's been sleeping on a picture in a dark hallway lately and I'm up all night sometimes. Every now and then from out of nowhere, down a long dark hallway you'll hear a low and long whistle. Lol. Like he's dreaming maybe? Who knows. But it's the strangest thing.