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I'm sure they're quite a bit more difficult to assemble and edit, but I really love the longer form videos (like this one) on this channel. Very nice work, Robert and team.
@@RobertEFullerYes, I adore these longer videos. Each story I've watched of Jeff and Jenny deepens the story arc. It's more and more a love story about parenthood. You've shown us how a loving father is with his progeny, his responsibilities. You attend to their need for sustenance with your feeding post. You are eager for their arrival and excited at their first flight.
Good Evening 😊 I've been watching these beautiful birds for a while now and I'm so glad that Jenny is taking such wonderful care of her and those beautiful little chips. Thanku for sharing such an amazing video. Please take care ❤
Thank you for helping Jenny, this very brave single mom, and for sharing these beautiful images of the kids' evolution . I hope Jenny finds another mate soon ❤️
Super sad to lose Jeff, but I'm so glad Jenny (with some caring help!) was able to raise their babies! Curious question, as I've missed some in-between moments, were the babies not banded this time? Or ringed? I forget how it's put. I hoped we'd be able to follow the adventures of Jeff and Jenny's offspring, carrying the legacy of Mr. and Mrs. Kes into the future :D
@@RobertEFuller Well i hope that little clown first born decides to stick around. I got a kick out of him snatching food with no idea how to eat it...I quietly named him Snatcher.
Jeff was my favorite , able to be fathered by a human while still remaing wild. Jenny is wonderful and did a good job raising your grandkestrels REF. Im so happy that this heartbreaking saga still has a good ending.
Jeff was amazing i try to help wildlife when they need it and keeping them as wild as possible is my priority the easy option would have been to bring the keslets up on my own but they get imprinted on to humans making it harder to release them, it was risky trying to get Mr Kes to learn but it paid off as they all fledged as wild birds I was so pleased it was him that took up territory here at Fotherdale But we were all very sad to have lost him
Robert, the babies retreating from the rain was absolutely gorgeous, the whole thing was breathtaking and amazing! Stunning photography and such beautiful landscape. Thank you for sharing and supporting their journey.
Beautiful photography, beautiful animals, beautiful countryside, engaging narration, thank you so much Robert for sharing your talents and your view of the natural world with us! Greetings from the US
Tiny fluff baby manteling, love it! Thank you again for the lovely video story of winged wildlife. Kestrels are my most favorite BOP. (Of course, being American I love the Bald Eagle, too.) It’s always a blessing to see either in the wild. 🦫
It's nice to see someone watching these animals and lending a hand when absolutely necessary. I've watched channels that could have but didn't intervene under the nature taking its course excuse. It was terrible to watch. Being a city kid, I would pick up dirty, injured pigeons and keep them on my roof. It was hard for me to walk away from a hurt animal and it still is.
Makes my whole morning getting to sit in on a portion of Jenny's superb mothering skills. Thanks for filming and posting as without professional clips such as this one, the average public has no clue. Beautifully done. WOW!
Yes she is amazing 🤩 as I see other kestrels as I travel around the uk I always wonder about there lives and stories I’m sure many are equally dramatic but there is no on there to document it
I like the chick's "can do attitude" as well😂. Really come to enjoy watching the kestrels more and more. Already loved the owls, but now the kestrels have my attention too!
This story was beautifully told. My heart still hurts for the loss of Jeff though. I fell in love with Kestrels during Mr Kes's story of raising his brood by himself. Thank you for sharing these intimate stories with us. Would you be able to tell if Jenny stuck around without being banded or if any of the young Kestrels did? I hope to see another season with these beautiful birds. Thank you again ❤
It’s a big loss when we lose our kestrels and Jeff was a very special bird, Jenny is still here with us but the chicks usually go and find new territory so we haven’t seen them recently
It's lovely to see the full story of Jeff's legacy. These chicks are what he's left us with, and Jenny really rose to the occasion bringing them all up on her own ❤
Oooowww noooooooooo! 😩😫 Not, Jeffrey!!!😭❤️ He had overcome so much and became a dad at his birth place. It's a damn tragedy! 😰 My heart breaks. .. This one really hurts. 😓 ❤Forever, Jeffrey ❤️ Rest in peace, young man❤️
Another wonderful story and beautiful viewing. It was Mr & Mrs Kes that captivated me during the pandemic, and I’ve been enjoying your content since. I have probably missed it, but was there a reason for not ringing these chicks?
That was my thought too. Thanks to Robert Jenny is bringing up very strong chicks, hopefully they’ll grow to adulthood and add to the health and strength of the population in the UK.
Hi, Robert! Amazing video, Jenny is really a super mom!!🙌💪👏 And Jeff will be remembered forever!! 😌😊😉 Thanks for your support to this beautiful family, it was essencial at that moment!!! 👍🤩😍🙏🤗😀
Kestrels are falconid birds of prey that constitute the genus Kestrellus, they are a cosmopolitan genus of bird of prey and are constituted by sixteen extant species: the North American Kestrel (Kestrellus sparverius), the Central American Kestrel (Kestrellus caribaearum), the South American Kestrel (Kestrellus cinnamominus), the Common Kestrel (Kestrellus tinnunculus), the Lesser Kestrel (Kestrellus naumanni), the Fox Kestrel (Kestrellus alopex), the Rock Kestrel (Kestrellus rupicolus), the Greater Kestrel (Kestrellus rupicoloides), the Grey Kestrel (Kestrellus ardosiaceus), the Dickinson's Kestrel (Kestrellus dickinsoni), the Seychelles Kestrel (Kestrellus araeus), the Mauritius Kestrel (Kestrellus punctatus), the Newton's Kestrel (Kestrellus newtoni), the Banded Kestrel (Kestrellus zoniventris), the Spotted Kestrel (Kestrellus moluccensis), and the Oceanian Kestrel (Kestrellus cenchroides), they are the largest genus of the family Falconidae.
@@RobertEFuller Oh okay! I’m sorry if I come across as blunt or critical - I swear that isn’t my intention (but I’m not the best communicator, so I’m sorry if it sounded that way). I was just confused, because in every other video that I’ve seen, you always make it a point to make sure the chicks are ringed; and so it made me curious if this time was different somehow, and I wanted to know why. Thank you for answering my question! And thank you for the beautiful videos and artwork that you create. Your work is all so inspiring and full of passion; and I admire you a lot!
out of interest has anyone noticed a sharp decline in kestrels in UK this year? I'm in the fens and whilst usually a common sight this year I barely see any.
I hope you've enjoyed the video!
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I love your work David Attenborough who lol I appreciate your hard work🎉❤
I'm sure they're quite a bit more difficult to assemble and edit, but I really love the longer form videos (like this one) on this channel. Very nice work, Robert and team.
Yes they take a lot longer we are putting there full story together over Christmas so watch out for it 😃
@@RobertEFullercan't wait! I too love the longer videos and truly appreciate all that goes into making them!!
Same🌼
@@RobertEFullerYes, I adore these longer videos. Each story I've watched of Jeff and Jenny deepens the story arc. It's more and more a love story about parenthood. You've shown us how a loving father is with his progeny, his responsibilities. You attend to their need for sustenance with your feeding post. You are eager for their arrival and excited at their first flight.
Good Evening 😊 I've been watching these beautiful birds for a while now and I'm so glad that Jenny is taking such wonderful care of her and those beautiful little chips.
Thanku for sharing such an amazing video. Please take care ❤
A good mum Jenny is God bless her. I thank you
Jeff will be missed.
Jenny is such an excellent mum.
Thanks so much for all the assistance you provide for these lovely birds, REF!
Jenny will always have a special place in my heart ❤️ Thank you Ref for your support and beautiful haven for the kestrels
Thank you for helping Jenny, this very brave single mom, and for sharing these beautiful images of the kids' evolution .
I hope Jenny finds another mate soon ❤️
Jenny is doing great. ❤ I've seen a kestrel sitting in our garden this morning. Hope it finds a mate and breeds nearby.
Super sad to lose Jeff, but I'm so glad Jenny (with some caring help!) was able to raise their babies! Curious question, as I've missed some in-between moments, were the babies not banded this time? Or ringed? I forget how it's put. I hoped we'd be able to follow the adventures of Jeff and Jenny's offspring, carrying the legacy of Mr. and Mrs. Kes into the future :D
Robert was away, so they fledged before they could be ringed.
That’s right they fledged before I got chance to ring them!
@@RobertEFuller Well i hope that little clown first born decides to stick around. I got a kick out of him snatching food with no idea how to eat it...I quietly named him Snatcher.
So the Jeff was killed by red bird?
Jenny is to be commended as well as you for your kind help. Thank you for helping a single mom and sharing the experience.
Jeff was my favorite , able to be fathered by a human while still remaing wild. Jenny is wonderful and did a good job raising your grandkestrels REF. Im so happy that this heartbreaking saga still has a good ending.
Jeff was amazing i try to help wildlife when they need it and keeping them as wild as possible is my priority the easy option would have been to bring the keslets up on my own but they get imprinted on to humans making it harder to release them, it was risky trying to get Mr Kes to learn but it paid off as they all fledged as wild birds
I was so pleased it was him that took up territory here at Fotherdale
But we were all very sad to have lost him
No ringing this time?
What a wonderful brood of chicks!!
They fledged before he could
Robert, the babies retreating from the rain was absolutely gorgeous, the whole thing was breathtaking and amazing!
Stunning photography and such beautiful landscape.
Thank you for sharing and supporting their journey.
Glad you enjoyed the video there full story will be coming soon
Great single mom. Jenny
Thank you for helping Jenny! She’s a terrific mother! The three youngsters all fledged! 🎉 Hooray!! 😍 Terribly sad about Jeff.
God bless Jenny🙏 Thank you Robert for all you do for our magnificent wildlife 😀
Beautiful photography, beautiful animals, beautiful countryside, engaging narration, thank you so much Robert for sharing your talents and your view of the natural world with us! Greetings from the US
Tiny fluff baby manteling, love it! Thank you again for the lovely video story of winged wildlife. Kestrels are my most favorite BOP. (Of course, being American I love the Bald Eagle, too.) It’s always a blessing to see either in the wild. 🦫
It's nice to see someone watching these animals and lending a hand when absolutely necessary. I've watched channels that could have but didn't intervene under the nature taking its course excuse. It was terrible to watch. Being a city kid, I would pick up dirty, injured pigeons and keep them on my roof. It was hard for me to walk away from a hurt animal and it still is.
Good to see a video on Jenny. Fingers crossed for a new mate for her this upcoming spring.
Yes let’s hope she finds a good match
Thanks for sharing this amazing story! Enjoyed watching all the babies grow up. ❤
Makes my whole morning getting to sit in on a portion of Jenny's superb mothering skills. Thanks for filming and posting as without professional clips such as this one, the average public has no clue. Beautifully done. WOW!
Thanks 😊 glad you enjoyed the film 🎥 there full story is coming soon
Another beautiful and amazing video from Robert Fuller. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it 😃
shes a tough mama bird and we love her
Yes she is amazing 🤩 as I see other kestrels as I travel around the uk I always wonder about there lives and stories I’m sure many are equally dramatic but there is no on there to document it
@@RobertEFullerYes I can imagine, nature will never cease to hold wonder for those who respect it.
Super video and well done for given jenny a hand with her chicks thank you again
Beautiful film, a delight to view. Thanks for this peaceful respite.
Jenny made a superb job❤ fledging 3 kids isn t easy,,,,of course with your help👋👋.
Regards from Portugal 🇵🇹, Robert
Glad you enjoyed the film there full story will be coming soon
Jenny is the MVP 💪🏼 taking care of her brood all by herself.
I like the chick's "can do attitude" as well😂. Really come to enjoy watching the kestrels more and more. Already loved the owls, but now the kestrels have my attention too!
Glad you like them!
This story was beautifully told. My heart still hurts for the loss of Jeff though. I fell in love with Kestrels during Mr Kes's story of raising his brood by himself. Thank you for sharing these intimate stories with us. Would you be able to tell if Jenny stuck around without being banded or if any of the young Kestrels did? I hope to see another season with these beautiful birds.
Thank you again ❤
It’s a big loss when we lose our kestrels and Jeff was a very special bird, Jenny is still here with us but the chicks usually go and find new territory so we haven’t seen them recently
Excellent really enjoyed watching. Glad the chicks fledged. I love stories like this. Your filming is amazing ❤
Thanks so much!
Another amazing film 😊 Each time I see a new chick fledge, I cheer out loud.
It's lovely to see the full story of Jeff's legacy. These chicks are what he's left us with, and Jenny really rose to the occasion bringing them all up on her own ❤
Hi 👋 that’s the last film in a the series The full story is coming soon 😉
I miss jeff😢
I enjoy all of your beautiful videos so much! I also really appreciate that you help the birds out from time-to-time.
Thank you very much!
Rip Jeff. Was great father. Wild is so dangerous.
your a lovely fellow Robbert and have great nature in you for wild birds.
What an awesome mum, great how you help them thank you
Love these longer videos man, these videos always help clear my mind. Keep it up 👍
Wonderful story and beautifully filmed.
Magnificent creatures and excellent documental. Artistic indeed.
These little guys are sooooo adorable!
I very much appreciate what you, Mr. Fuller, have shared with me. Thank you!
Thanks glad you enjoyed it, look out for the full story coming soon
jenny was such a crafter brilliant little vedio great work Robert
kestrel is a sweet bird. genny is sweet and genny has a soul.
Bless her - courageous little animal ❤
I find it now its her turn, it sort of reminds me of Mrs. Kez story arc
Great video with kestrel ingunuity !
Jenny what a sweet heart 💪😇💙
Jenny♥ Jeff🕯 Thank you REF
9:35 Beautiful shot! Nothing like a dark sky approaching!❤
I really enjoy these videos ❤ Such beautiful birds 🦅 Thank you so much Robert ❤
Texas Nana
Psalm 91😮
Beautiful.
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Fantastic work Robert! good on you for giving a helping hand!
Glad you enjoyed the kestrels there full story is coming soon
Just so grand!
Very NICE
That's a wonderful story.📜💓✨
Another beautifully observed life story....can I ask why these particular chick's were not given I'd rings?
Beautiful
Super.
What a marvellous video! Thanks a lot, REF!!☀️🦅
I love the Kestrels so very much and miss Jeff beyond words! ❤😢❤
I didn't know kestrels live in US, till I saw one today 🦅
Poor Jeff. He made the ultimate sacrifice.
Interesting fact about the unmatched egg ... tu
God bless ❤
Loved this, thank you for sharing.
Oooowww noooooooooo! 😩😫 Not, Jeffrey!!!😭❤️ He had overcome so much and became a dad at his birth place. It's a damn tragedy! 😰 My heart breaks. .. This one really hurts. 😓 ❤Forever, Jeffrey ❤️ Rest in peace, young man❤️
I love red kites but they are so deadly for kestrels it is so heartbreaking 💔 I will always love you Jeff 🕯️
Another wonderful story and beautiful viewing. It was Mr & Mrs Kes that captivated me during the pandemic, and I’ve been enjoying your content since. I have probably missed it, but was there a reason for not ringing these chicks?
Glad you are enjoying the kestrels on my channel
I was away in Svalbard filming when they should have been ringed so missed this brood
Jenny Super Mom
謝謝！
Many thanks.
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That was my thought too. Thanks to Robert Jenny is bringing up very strong chicks, hopefully they’ll grow to adulthood and add to the health and strength of the population in the UK.
McFuller's Happy meal drops save the day. Must be hated by the mice 😅
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Lovely story robert 😊👍💯
Rip jeff
Hi, Robert! Amazing video, Jenny is really a super mom!!🙌💪👏
And Jeff will be remembered forever!!
😌😊😉
Thanks for your support to this beautiful family, it was essencial at that moment!!!
👍🤩😍🙏🤗😀
Jeff and Jenny were a dream team so sad to lose Jeff
@@RobertEFullerExactly, Robert! I agree with you, they were a dream team together, and Jeff was a sad lost!!!
👍🙌🤩👏😌😊
Kestrels are falconid birds of prey that constitute the genus Kestrellus, they are a cosmopolitan genus of bird of prey and are constituted by sixteen extant species: the North American Kestrel (Kestrellus sparverius), the Central American Kestrel (Kestrellus caribaearum), the South American Kestrel (Kestrellus cinnamominus), the Common Kestrel (Kestrellus tinnunculus), the Lesser Kestrel (Kestrellus naumanni), the Fox Kestrel (Kestrellus alopex), the Rock Kestrel (Kestrellus rupicolus), the Greater Kestrel (Kestrellus rupicoloides), the Grey Kestrel (Kestrellus ardosiaceus), the Dickinson's Kestrel (Kestrellus dickinsoni), the Seychelles Kestrel (Kestrellus araeus), the Mauritius Kestrel (Kestrellus punctatus), the Newton's Kestrel (Kestrellus newtoni), the Banded Kestrel (Kestrellus zoniventris), the Spotted Kestrel (Kestrellus moluccensis), and the Oceanian Kestrel (Kestrellus cenchroides), they are the largest genus of the family Falconidae.
Nice
I am not an expert, but I could have sworn I heared the beginning of a song of a white throated sparrow. Zonotrichia albicollis.
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Now Jenny has to try to meet another mate. Will her search take her out of this territory, or will she stay put and wait? Perhaps we shall see!
You are a wonderful avian godfather. Dare we ask why this brood didn't get banded?
Hi there I was away and when I got back they’d fledged already
I know the owls get banded but do the other species of birds get banded too, including the kestrels?
Yes they usually do I was away In Svalbard when they were the right age so we missed doing this brood
It looked like the kestrels didn't get ringed, is this correct and what happened?
Great video as always! Is there any reason these batch of chicks didn't get id rings?
Yes just fledged while I was away
May I ask why these chicks weren't ring marked? Jeff and his siblings were all ring marked if I remember correctly?
I was away in Svalbard filming when they were the right age so it wasn’t possible for this brood
No leg rings for the kestrels?
I was away filming in Svalbard when they were the right age so didn’t do this brood unfortunately
Question, what dictates what chicks get ID rings and who doesn’t, because these chicks didn’t get ringed.
Hi 👋 I was away filming in Svalbard when they were the right age so missed doing this brood unfortunately
@@RobertEFuller Ah I see. Thanks for answering 😊
Do you ring them? I didn't see their rings
Hi yes we normally do kestrels
I was away in Svalbard filming when they were the right age to ring so missed this brood
what about their rings?
He wasn’t back in time they fledged
Surprised that the chicks wasn't ringed.
They fledged before he could
@@Borninthe80s. That was fast. :P
Did this lot not get rings? If not, why not? You don't ring all of them?
I was away filming in the Arctic 🐻❄️ when they were the right age
Will she find a new mate? These birds do not mate for life, correct?
no rings?
Yeah, I was curious about that too. I wonder why they didn't get rings.
He wasn’t back in time they fledged
Yes I was In Svalbard the Arctic 🥶 filming
Wait. What about ringing? 🕊️🧐
Hi 👋 I was In Svalbard the Arctic filming when they were the right age so didn’t manage it for this brood
@@RobertEFuller Oh okay!
I’m sorry if I come across as blunt or critical - I swear that isn’t my intention (but I’m not the best communicator, so I’m sorry if it sounded that way).
I was just confused, because in every other video that I’ve seen, you always make it a point to make sure the chicks are ringed; and so it made me curious if this time was different somehow, and I wanted to know why.
Thank you for answering my question! And thank you for the beautiful videos and artwork that you create. Your work is all so inspiring and full of passion; and I admire you a lot!
They werent ringed, why?
I was away filming when they were ready to be ringed unfortunately
out of interest has anyone noticed a sharp decline in kestrels in UK this year? I'm in the fens and whilst usually a common sight this year I barely see any.
I am not in the UK but that is very sad to hear 😢😢, they seem like beautiful smart birds
What happened to Jeff guys?
Mentions him at the beggining. He was chased by a red kite (bigger bird of prey). Probably killed ; (
I suspect the red kite
@@RobertEFuller Oh my God, wow, how sad that he might have been killed 😢