😂😂😂

1 yrr

I heard him masterbathing at around 00:50

And purd like a Cat........

LMFAO

they do and you just dont know it

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Gives more credit to the paranoid conspiracy theorists lol

And prints it.

GOVERNMENT DRONES RAAAAAA

SOUNDS CAN'T KEEP UP TO A STARLING... 😂

They are also good mimics similar to parrots and crows.

That's indirectly why they're here in North America. Someone thought we needed the birds of Shakespeare (thank God he didn't get as far as the common cuckoo), and at one point in _Henry IV Part 1_ Hotspur says, "Nay/I'll have a starling shall be taught to speak/Nothing but Mortimer, and give it him/To keep his anger still in motion."

They can also talk!!

Same

What a nice comment:) the blackbird is probably my fav bird, such a gorgeous voice

THAT BIRD SHOULD HAVE BEEN A GALIANDRA IMITATES ALL BIRDS AND SINGS EVERY TIME THERE SOME LIGHT.

Almost psychedelic.

And what species of little fella is that?

What bird is this?

Yes.

@@-SCORIA- Starling

Yes!!! I was going to say the same thing 😂

Good ear!! YES!!!👍🥰

Yeah now we know who makes the noises for him wonder how much they paid him? 😂🤣

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i think he learned those noises from an R2-D2 soundbite collection

Exactly what I was going to comment. Sounds like a miniature Lyrebird.

Yes! They copy the human owner's voice, it's so uncanny 😳

😂😂did the bird do it?

@@1eV Yes. Some birds do one hell of a R2D2 too.

.... with a perfect impression of a xbox turn on sound before it >.< amazin

Magical

he took a screenshot 💀

fella really woke up and said *camera noise*

Real shame they're invasive in the US and steal nests from woodpeckers and bluebirds because they're very beautiful in their own right.

Na verdade os sons eletrônicos tem um toque de estorninhos.😊😊😊

Oh it IS a Starling! What a darling Starling he is too! I never knew they were mimics… that was definitely a fighting game impersonation in the middle. Im blown away!

So it's a starling? I've never seen or heard one before. That was amazing!! 🙋‍♀️💙✝️🇺🇸🇮🇱

Dog at 0:48 for all that wonderin

I noticed the bark and some of the bird calls sounded muffled like they were in this distance and/or outside.

Yes! That was so cool!

That was an actual dog

@@firstnamelastname2197 Sounded like it didn’t it?😁

All creatures know and love our Lord God and sing his praise everyday !

@@brianjones4026 even the stars in the sky sing to Him

@@brianjones4026amen!!! 😊 This bird is doing exactly what God created him to do and he’s slaying it! ❤ This is why He created these amazing things that make us wonder…so we would know that Someone bigger created it all with order and purpose and beauty. All of it points to God! 🎉

@@vanessas8572 Amen, so glad we at least get it

It’s God (Jesus) calling you to Him through the wonders of His Creation. Go with the feeling, it’s God wooing you!! 😀 See you up there?? xx

My starling's name is "Wingnut" and after 6 years of companionship, pattern recognition and basic observation, I agree 100%. My experiences have rendered the term "bird brain" a compliment. Ever see a large flock move like fluid in the sky? That is communication science can't explain.

This bird definitely plays a bard. And a stereotypical one at that.

​@pierrelabrecque8979 it is communication science can explain. And really cool communication at that. It's beautifully simple. There are computer simulations that mimic the pattern in just a few simple parameters. And although getting simulations of long term flocking behaviors where they need to be headed in generally the right direction for days at a time Is much more complex, that's simulating migratory or feeding and mating behaviors not just flocking. It's very very very complex, but so simply orchestrated. That's the sign of great communication and planning. If you design a car that can run on three parts each of which can be easily built in some dude's garage that's incredible. Simplicity and ease aren't insults.

It has communication potential, but at this moment it is simply able to produce a vast gamma of sounds. Communication is not only about phonetic utterance; the sounds need to be 'deciphered' by someone else (another starling in this case) as well, in order to actually be 'communication'; the ability to decipher this depends on the complexity of the nervous system, which is pretty simple is starlings. The ability to actually perceive the sounds in all their complexity is another factor, but I'm not familiar with the auditorial capacity of starlings or birds of any kind (to make this clearer, while humans perceive the sound in one way, it is possible that a starling simplifies the sound, whereas a dog hears it as even more complex than humans do). I am not a zoologist, but I spend most of my free time studying linguistics and semiotics (zoosemiotics as well). This bird is still marvelous, though, and I don't mean to take that away from it with my answer, which potentially clarified some misconceptions about communication

@@australopithecus_lucisThanks, I was just thinking that I felt a bit sad that "conversations" don't seem really possible despite the complexity of the sounds that are being repeated by the bird. I wish that someone, through repetition, could train the bird to associate specific sounds with specific actions, like feeding, petting, opening a window, putting some music on the radio, turning the lights on or off, ... Or even with specific food items, like apple, sunflower seeds, grapes, ... or specific people, and then observe if the bird starts using them in a meaningful way, such as requests or observations / repetition of associations.

0:34 that was a gunshots from Call of Duty most likely

If I had one, he’d prolly mimic my clocks going off and Spyro music, as well as stuff from Phineas and Ferb. 😂

ppl watch fake video and say dumb stuff gd internet is funny

@@rattusgrenadus8291 You know it's not fake since some types of birds can remember and mimic sounds perfectly, right?

And an XBOX.

This makes me believe dinos could have been our friends to given time and the chance..

@@RyanJosepher Well, probably not, but I do think they were far more intelligent than we were previously led to believe and probably had quite an advanced way of communicating with each other.

​@@RyanJosepherthey're just giant chickens

​@@koreybyes but we would ride them

I wish the three idiot starlings outside my window decided to make any noise EXCEPT screeching at 5am

My thoughts exactly

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What a beautiful little bird toy have. You must be a good person. For him to know so many sounds. And come and fly to your arm. You are blessed.

This bird so clever, she knows Calculus!

Thank you for supporting my daily comment and have a blessed day ahead 🙏 ✨️

R2 would be impressed.

@@stan4now ya think?

Lol just noticed that too

They are all robots. All of them.

Once upon a time, sitting at a barbeque table eating lunch, I was nearly attacked by pigeons who wanted to steal my food. Then a Starling flew in, landed on the table away from the pigeons, and began singing. Guess who got a treat?😊

@@DaveVelo1 cool story..

Oh that’s good to hear. We don’t see them in Amsterdam any more. The ex-pet green Papegaai have chased them away. They are a poor substitute.

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@@Threemore650you mean the halsband parkiet? Or are there actually papegaaien in Amsterdam?

@@Evitaschannel actually Papagai … originally freed/escaped pets. They are screeching bullies, but survive very well here.

@@Evitaschannel im not sure what halsband is… these are all green ones.

They have a different way of producing sound than we do, it allows them to make multiple noises at once.

​@@kevinm4157Superior way of breathing, superior way of vocalizing, superior way of locomoting... Birds are superior.

@@athos9293 But can they see why kids love the great taste of Cinnamon Toast Crunch?

@@CrowTR0bot shit my statement has a flaw

@@CrowTR0bot Because it has a shit ton of sugar and will shorten their life span in the name of profit.

living sound test!?!?!?

button smashing that soundboard

Just the warmup..

I have to agree. 😅 He's amazing.

😂😂😂

I'm thinking someone's movie watch is pretty much one movie ...

That is beyond pathetic.

@@user-cn6cr1oy1y Bro, beauty lies in the eyes of beholder. I took it as an act of kindness n may be u r looking into that differently

If you can't hold your arm that long, maybe you should consider start doing exercises for your health.

@@TRafael82 Thank u bro for the kind advise

@@masoodgujjar6887 You're welcome. Take care of yourself. You're worth it👏🏽💯✅️ don't forget.

Hi Rob....that classical flute sounds beautiful....do you still play? If so, you "otter" upload it here to YT so the world can be charmed! I used to play flute myself, but never got very good at it. I'm an old dancer, still dancing, tho. ☺️⚘️🎶💃🎶⚘️ Ole'!

wow

You probably meant to say they were embarrassed.

They thought the bird in the video was an alien 😂

help i misread aussie as autistic-

Speechless?

I had to scroll way too far for the R2D2 reference!

came here to say this

Except they had no car alarms to copy, more luck to them.

Pretty sure T-Rex would have been a few octaves lower. But it does make you think a dinosaur forest could be a pretty amazing sounding place first thing in the morning.

If I heard a 40 ton, overgrown lizard making R2D2 noises, I'd shit my self and die of sudden heart failure.

more than likely, especially the small to medium-small sized dinosaurs like raptors

The "voice actor" for the velociraptors in Jurassic Park was a rescued Bald Eagle in a zoo in Palo Alto. She's very chatty so it was easy to record eagle vocalizations. @@butterphli3z

Giving your age away? I'm 26 and still remember listening to cassette tapes! XD

I WANT ONE!!..Awesome birds!!

That is awfully nice of you considering the bird absolutely despised your comment.

@@SupersuMC Same. Played Sega Genesis, GameBoy Color, and PS1 in my childhood and here I am in the 9th gen age not even 30 years old.

im 20 and find myself loving and also owning when i was younger VHS tapes, Im starting to develop film and do celluoid, etc so youre never too old for VHS!

He is saying, "look at all those cars with four exhausts still, don't you humans know we are in a climatic emergency and us Starlings are on the critically endangered list?"

1:01 I just wanted to say how cute UKposts .since you censor me it's hard to do . Tuvm