I was literally laughing out loud at that! ❤️ this man!

🙂 yes, it was amazing, the highlight of the video 😆❤

Made me LOL!

Then I wonder what the best thing you saw last week was

Omgosh I always love seeing him run down the street with any animal! He's fun, I would love to meet him in life and help him save an animal

I've been here since the wren egg hatching, and it has always been a good time.

You should watch The Dodo too! It's full of people just like him!

I'ma Survivor Sanctuary's a great place to watch to. They generally keep anything too controversial out of the videos. It's pretty much just fun & animals. The whole Morrow clan is in it now too. So multiple channels to watch if you want. As they say it's I'ma Survivor Sanctuary Because we're all survivors of something. Also they post a lot of vlogs.

@@rainetopia7130 Heck no. The Dodo is really unhealthy.

@@DinnerForkTongue How exactly?

Exactly that. It's like he can speak bird to them.

it's like they can just feel the unconditional love and care he has for them

Swan had a "bruh?" expression on its face when yoinked up

I thought for SURE the feathered cobra would take an ear!

İts like he can talk whit animals

Ha, that’s Albert indeed! I’m not sure many know this… Btw, I still owe you a final Albert video and it may arrive some day quite soon…

@@AChickCalledAlbert thank you🙏

@@AChickCalledAlbert I'm pretty sure the beeps can be heard in one of Alberts videos. As someone who hatched and raised quails (and chickens) myself, I recognize things like this ;) And for me, the squeak of a newly hatched chick is one of the most beautiful sounds in the world. It touches my heart every time I hear it.

​@@AChickCalledAlbert your English has gotten better!

@@AChickCalledAlbert I have been a subscriber for many years now. I am one of those people that love your content but can’t afford to donate to you because I am disabled and have been on government financial aid to survive. Two mornings ago my beloved Pionus parrot I’ve had for 32 years passed away. I’ve had him since he was a baby and I was only 16 years old. I am now 47 years old, and it’s really hard to remember what life was like before him… 70% of my life has been with him. I love all your videos that show the miracle of birth/hatching and early development with birds, but I was wondering… You usually don’t show/share much of the grieving process when you lose one of the animals under your care… How do you deal with the guilt of feeling like you could have done more? That’s all I feel right now and I just don’t know how to process that. I can’t even decide what I want to do with his beautiful body… He’s currently in his travel carrier cage that I rushed him to the veterinarian in, and it is on my bed with me sleeping next to it. Once in a while I still pet him even though I know his little “soul“ is not in there anymore… I just don’t know how to move forward, when it wasn’t as difficult with my three beloved dogs that also ripped a hole out of my heart when they passed away… I guess this is just different because he was my mate and I was his in a way that is different with dogs.

Thank you Cynthia!

Wait his name is Alwyn?

Yeah !

The membership is really meant for those who can easily miss it; I know (and read here today) many more would love to join, but I totally get it if you can’t and appreciate your support equally out here, be it through your warm comments, watching the ads that sometimes may pop up or liking and watching my videos until the end for the algorithm. Btw, it also seems to help if you watch a video and then look it up again some time later. Anyway, thanks for the many warm reactions today and for your support even if only by watching and enjoying our videos. Peep!

I agree. I was a member for a little while when I had enough to spare. But I had to quit because I didn't have the money to give anymore. Like you, I would again now if I could. I hope to again someday. In the meantime, we can try to do the things that Alwyn said here will help. ❤️

You and me both

@@anyascelticcreations same, and yes!

I would too but i have no bank account.

Pin this

Good luckkk

Thanks for these kind words and you're very welcome

@@AChickCalledAlbert i love your content and your channel, thank you for my childhood videos and sweeet videos

how much would you have liked to contribute? I'm considering joining the patreon and I might have enough pennies to add your amount to mine :)

@@brinosaurier6058 What a kind soul. ❤️😊

I’m considering joining and would like to contribute to your joining, as well.

Kindest soups😂

@@snubby49 haha opps

I've been sharing my home with budgies for the past 8yrs, right now 3 of them are rescues. Whenever one of them is sick, or having a hard time, or passes away, I tend to get very emotional, to the point where I'm overwhelmed, but watching Alwyn's videos reminds me to be brave and calm, and to not get stuck in sadness when I lose a bird, b/c it's part of life and at least I was able to give them a loving home whilst they were here. I've found a lot of comfort and encouragement from his videos. I'm glad you've found the same :)

First finding this channel I had the same thought, but now I got a job and earn stuff and I can give what I can, three, four years later? Also a testament to how things can get better in one's personal life :))

Same. Hopefully in the future we both can. 🙏

@@sabinepiter5470 good stuff! I hope life continues to be fruitful for you....🤗

@@anyascelticcreations your name implies some interesting artwork.....may you have customers climbing over each other to buy your wares!! Keep spreading the love🤗

@@ggibson262 hey yes you're right, Anya does have a pretty etsy page :) Shame I don't wear fancy jewellery.

Exactly!

@Daniel Jordan, I like your comment, as you said it all. Thank you.

@@twistoffate4791 thank you! I appreciate it. Alwyn is someone I aspire to be like. All creatures great and small!

@@danjordan1979 How old is your angora rabbit & what is his or her name? I know two families with rabbits as pets. One is a white rabbit named "Ears" and the other is one of the giant Flemish rabbits, who was just purchased one week ago, and who immediately had babies (buyer did not know the rabbit was pregnant).

@@twistoffate4791 she's a rescue, so we're not exactly sure of her age, but around 2-3 years old. Her name is Silkie, as she looks like a Silkie chicken! Ears is a great name for a bunny! 😂 We have 10 bunnies in total, they're all so different in personality, and they're so rewarding once you earn their trust and love. We've always wanted a giant bunny pair, but we would have to wait until we had less bunnies before we did. It's not uncommon for bunnies to get pregnant by their brothers or even dad if they're not separated in time! They reach maturity quite young. 😯

Also, I never knew emus come in albino.

My mistake! I said Emus whereas these are of course Nandus (or Rheas), excuse me 🤭

@AChickCalledAlbert That's okay! The quick google I did showed white emus can happen, even if what you have is not that.

That weird one must have hurt

I guess that egg didn’t survive is the reason he gave it to the museum, otherwise it was just a waste of life if it was still alive?

🙏