It's The Aviary.
In the previous episode.
Kang Pio, the other day we showed how the mandarin duck almost ate a bird, right?
Maybe not all ducks are like that, but they can do that occasionally.
And I explain once again that the purpose of establishing this aviary is to preserve
birds and other animals.
The second purpose is as a place of research.
Here, we get to see some things that are never caught on camera in the wild, and one of them
is how the mandarin duck is about to eat a bird.
Actually, it happened a few weeks ago, but we just broadcast it yesterday.
After that, people were curious about the condition of the bird.
Please tell me about it, Kang Pio.
In fact, at that time, We had given up.
The bird was already gasping for air.
It made us think, "Looks like she will die."
Her body was covered in wounds, and we were afraid that her body had been crushed.
But finally, we gave her the medicine and then calmed her down and quarantined her.
After that, we controlled her every hour and gave her food and vitamins.
Finally, she was able to stand up again, and a few days later, she could feed herself.
After a few weeks, she finally recovered.
Thank God.
I had felt guilty for this bird because she was about to lay eggs.
At that time, she had already started to enter the birdhouse.
Yes, so does the male.
That's the male.
He was perched.
So since yesterday, I've been trying to bring the female closer to the male.
And now we're going to try releasing the female and see if they still recognize each other.
While she was being treated, the male Flycatcher began to approach the female Pied Buschat
because her voice was similar to the female Javan Blue Flycatcher.
And she did, right at the point here.
Hey, you, Flycatcher!
How dare you turn to another woman when your wife is being treated.
Gosh.
Fortunately, the wife is now recovering.
Let's open the cover, guys.
One two three.
Was it difficult to treat her?
Yes, it was actually a miracle that she recovered.
That's the bird who seduces another bird's husband.
Listen to her chirping.
The chirp is similar to the female Javan Blue Flycatcher chirping.
And the risk now is that she has to deal with the female Pied Buschat.
The female Buschat can imitate the chirping of the female Flycatcher.
So she has to compete with the female Buschat until she gives up.
Wow.
Whoa, look at this, guys.
The seducer began to act.
This is actually a process.
We'll see how it turns out later because she has to deal with the female Buschat who already
controls this area.
Look.
Husbands, wives, and seducers, all together, guys.
But the seducer approached the wife instead.
This is so funny.
It turns out that bird life contains drama too.
There is a struggle for control and territory, and there is also a struggle for a partner.
Okay, guys, after the female Flycatcher has habituated here for a while, the female Pied
Buschat is still perched here, as if she's waiting for the Flycatcher to be released.
So how about it, Kang Pio?
Shall we release her now?
It's okay.
Just release her.
We'll see if they face each other or not.
Yes, it's true.
The Piedbush sounds a lot like a Flycatcher.
This is interesting.
Oh well, let's just take her out.
Wow, she came right out!
Did you guys get the picture?
Finally, the female Javan Blue Flycatcher was able to fly again.
And she flew really fast!
So the story of the Javan Blue Flycatcher ended tragically, guys.
Because even though she survived, her husband was taken by another bird.
Oh, there she is.
Thank goodness, guys.
The story doesn't have a tragic ending.
After nearly losing her life to the mandarin duck and her husband being almost lured in
by another bird, she is reunited with the male.
Look, they're getting closer to each other!
A few days later.
Hello guys.
I have bamboo that I have punched holes in, and I prepared this bamboo as a nest for the
Javan Blue Flycatcher.
Because the other day, we saw the male was already singing to the female, the female
will likely lay eggs soon.
Where are you going to put the bamboo?
I'm going to put them in this area because they seem to have made their way to the nest
fern yesterday.
What?
Se already nested.
Wow, cool.
What do you mean by cool?
She has made a nest in a nest fern plant.
See for yourself.
Just take the camera.
How come she can suddenly make a circle nest in this plant?
This is very cool.
My original plan was to make this hollow bamboo a Flycatcher nest because, in the wild, Javan
Blue Flycatchers usually nest in broken or hollow bamboo like this.
So what are your plans after seeing that?
We just let her lay eggs in her natural nest.
So, we will not use this bamboo for her nest.
Actually, because the pair of Flycatchers used to come here often yesterday, Kang Pio
had already made a birdhouse for them.
But they don't use it at all.
It turns out that the female makes a nest in this plant.
Hopefully, there will be more good news from this Javan Blue Flycatcher.
And hopefully, she will lay eggs soon.