I've never been SCARED at the Chateau. Until yesterday.
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I‘m pretty sure the owl just wanted to deliver Lilly‘s Letter from Hogwarts! 🦉✉️
I've had the same thought, but I guess that Normandy belongs to the school district of Beauxbaton
To Beauxbaton
It's a darned good thing that woodstove wasn't being used - poor thing!
I thought the same
🦉So True!!! @@LadyIarConnacht
No using fabric scissors on non-fabric. We must all rise up in defence of Anna's scissor blades.
ROTFLMAO!!! #FreeAnnasScissors
I don't believe for one second that he used Anna's scissors! This is Phillip's sense of humor
Great rescue!
Cutting edge stuff!
I agree close to the worse crime . Anna we stand up for you!
The owl escapade, that was a hoot.
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🦉Hoot, Hoot
Dad joke, LOVE IT, good one
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Everything about this episode was just brilliant. ✔️save an owl ✔️daughters sass ✔️Philips sass ✔️philip in trouble with women everywhere 😂 ✔️philip in trouble with all who sew ✔️renovations ✔️château ✔️Benoit
legit
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I was also keeping score for Philip today. Saving an owl +2, stealing scissors -2, gift for Francoise +2, frustrations for Francois -2. Today's score= zero 🙂
Philipp’s sass AND Philipp’s ass.
...and the soundtrack in this video was a riot, too!
Phillip you saving the owl has been the best thing I've seen you do! congratulations
Best thing?He has done infinitely better things than save an owl from a Chimney(with a cover too) they are supposed to be so wise?Must say tho.he did it very well indeed.But excellent is his way he has tackled the renovations on the Chateau from the start with so many decisions excellently executed.His work ethic is amazing. Add to that his superb expertise in video making. So glad if I may say so that he and Anna have scored so well on KZhead they certainly have earned it.They are the best!
@@bluewren2Philip has a huge fan.
Phillip, you are my hero 😊
Yes, but being a loving husband and father (which he rarely shows) is the best thing of all! 😉
Hello from NZ! I am a ecologist and work in threatened bird conservation. Great work rescuing that owl! You guys did a great job, but a future tip for everyone. When releasing birds, try to release them onto something. If it's a small bird you can let it go on your hand, or a bigger bird on a ledge or the ground. If they are stressed and out of energy they might take a few moments to recover, so they could drop to the ground and hurt themselves. But it was clear this owl still had lots of energy as you walked to the window, it was ready to fly. So well handled 😊
They didn't throw it into the air! As soon as it was at the window it flew out of his hands! They did everything right!
yes sorry, wrong use of words. As I said they did a great job, was just giving a tip as it's just a bit safer to release birds onto something, just in case they aren't quite ready to fly when you let go@@rainesonne1320
You are "a" ecologist? Good thing you're not "a" English teacher!
Wow, y'all need to chill.
@@frontenac5083stop rude ! She made a typo but a least she isn’t an AHOLE
Tip in case you find another bird that doesn't fly away: Put them in a cardboard box in a (warm) quiet place for a while so they can calm down. Wild birds use a lot of energy if they are stressed and quickly get exhausted. If it still doesn't fly, try to find out if there's a wildlife rescue close to you. I ringed birds for a while and when the smaller ones got too tired/cold to fly away we would put them in a little cotton bag and I put them inside my hoodie to warm up.
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excellent advice! I hope they see this comment of yours.
Phillip's asides crack me up. Such a clever sense of humour, and that bit about cleaning "only decades ago being only accessible to women" was brilliant. But, aside from that, this if fascinating to watch and see how things are done. Great job, and great work with that owl!
Glad you enjoyed it!
So glad Anna heard the owl!
Phillip is hilarious!!! Having his daughter read the instructions and the only fans comment!
😂 that was hilarious!
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An Owl in a house is a sign of good fortune! Well done you two. Xx
I had a young starling trapped in my flu, but it had fallen right through into the log burner itself. Thankfully no fires had been lit in it for a while, so we could rescue the frightened little thing, but the noise it made calling to its wider flock, was really loud, and frightening for us until we found what it was.. When we took it outside, we were amazed to see the flock all sitting on our roof and telephone wires, waiting, and they all immediately flew in sequence round and round our garden skies, happy for its return. (I live in the country).
Just wow! Mother Nature is amazing!!
I'm so glad that owl could be heard and saved on time.
I got the impression that the owl knew that you were going to help it. I was surprised how calm it was! What a beautiful creature!
I was thinking the same thing!!!
They do ...I have watched others rescuing them and have observed the same sense of them knowing. Other species know a lot more than many may realize I talk to the birds and other wild critters and we have an understanding.
Yes, I have a particular warbling tune I whistle when I go on my patio to fill the bird feeders with various seeds and sunflower seeds.... all the birds come flying from parts unknown. Doves, sparrows, cardinals, blue jays, and even some robins who didn;t migrate for some reason.... and a whole host of little birds I've yet to identify. It's so satisfying when you do learn to identify them! @@evemae6819
Well there is probably a reason why owls are connected to wisdom.
I don'y think it was calm, I think it was disoriented and really frightened. Did you see it's face? Not moving is something many animals do as a survival strategy. Still, well done!
Your concern for the owl was admirable,well done for saving it. Your vlogs are so entertaining and comical.❤
Glad you like them!
Choose your battles wisely. Phillip just gave permission for a brand new pair of scissors.
It is one thing to follow you creating such a beautiful home and life for your family , but it warms my heart even more to see your loving friendship with Benoît and how the Chateau has brought you all into each others lives. That is the real success. I personally love when I get to work with my friends. Thanks for sharing.
Phillip, Your explanation of the pros and cons of using Anna'a scissors! I now understand that my son used the same method in using my fabric scissors on his skateboard grip tape. He had the extra reprieve of time as I might not notice for a length of time possibly months before I would sit down to cut fabric and if luck was on his side he was out and not at home.
Phillip did an excellent job of rescuing and releasing the owl! Maybe that room should be called the owl room now!! I just love the episodes with Benoit!!
Yes, maybe Anna can find some lovely ceramic owls at the antique shops and put them on the mantle! 🦉🦉🦉
It was so beautiful to see her fly always and the music was perfect it always is ❤❤❤❤❤
I love your interactions with Benoit. What a great friend he has become to you and all of us. We love his humor.
It is always a pleasure to watch vlogs from this charming family. The posts are light hearted, informative and are accompanied by gorgeous music.
Philip blushed when you called him your hero 🥰
Phillip saved the day and the raptor too! Hooray, Benoit is very funny and how sweet he received such nice gifts....hugs to you all, and it's taking shape beautifully 🥰
Fabric scissors also work well for poking holes in the earth to plant flower bulbs.
Y’all did a great job rescuing the owl! I am so glad you heard it, Anna! We had a duck in our fire box one it. At least the owl didn’t fly around your beautiful room! He sat there waiting for Philip to rescue him!
I had that happen to me once. I called animal control and this big man showed up, opened the doors to my wood burner and this tiny bird flew right at him and scared the bejeezes out of him. Luckily, I had opened the door and it flew out. Glad your owl is safe.
Any video with Benoît is a great one! Add in an owl rescue and Philipp’s precise measurement skills and it’s a 10 out of 10! 🎉😂❤
Bravo, Philipp. We had a pair of crows who broke in through our stove whilst we were away and caused a bit of a mess. Sadly one died, and although we released the other he hung around for weeks looking for his mate. Lesson learned - we never leave a stove door open now and have the tops wired up, but so sad. We also had an owl who came into my study one evening. We opened the window and he left during the night.
It is better to ask forgiveness than ask for permission. Your daughter is brilliant 😄 Glad you rescued the owl.
As an aussie, what I do love is the humour! Great job saving the Owl, such beautiful creatures.. Love this family and Benoit as well..
So glad you heard the owl and were able to save it. It's great to see Benoit again!
Thank you for saving the owl! My goodness! I think you handled it very calmly! What an exciting vlog!🤓🤩🙏🏼
Love how you saved the owl. Over the years we have had four baby bats and several small birds enter our house through the chimney flue.
You need a bird screen on your chimney
@@jerrielindsey5939 if if you have one, they get inside
Well done, saving the owl!
Dear Anna, I think when it’s Philipp’s birthday or maybe for Valentines Day buy him some fabric scissors of his very own! That was a very lucky owl to have fallen down your chimney flue. You rescued him quickly where he wasn’t hurt or traumatized. Benoit is the best!!! xx
Merci c'est gentil 😊
@@benoitcompagnon5849 benoît c’est le vrai star. Vive la Normandie et ses artisans ✊🏻
As always you both are doing great work with determination and humor. Results are spectacular. Yay, you guys saved the owl!!!!
Goodness Phillip that was really stressfull, well done...
Phillip, truly a hero for saving this beautiful owl 🦉 so proud of you both ❤
What about adding a strong, rigid screen over the top of the flue on the roof? Google says: Bird screens are great at keeping unwanted visitors out, but they are not the only tool for this job. Both a chimney cap and a top-end damper work well for keeping out birds, raccoons, and other woodland creatures too. They also work to help prevent downdrafts, leaks, and debris buildup, too. You are both kind-hearted souls for your concern about the trapped owl. Great job freeing it!
What GREAT suggestions! I've always worried about birds falling into my fireplace... especially when it's lit!!
The owl made my day - we had a blue bird in our wood fireplace a few summers back. I was so thankful our daughter happened to see movement (we don't use the fireplace in the summer) as it would definitely have died in there. It was a successful rescue as well and has not happened again - thankfully! Nice work guys! Too bad the girls were not there to see such a beautiful bird up close. 🙂
😮 Thank goodness you saved the little beauty, you are both heroes.❤
The owl clearly felt comfortable being saved by the young handsome builder…….The music as Anna was painting so hauntingly beautiful full of angst and longing. The French language is just so sexy …..as I’ve said before the dapper Benoit is the thinking woman’s eye candy 😍 love you all from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Well done saving the owl from your CHIMNEY 👏👏👏
I've rescued owlettes, still with down, from various situations, and in my opinion, you all did a great job rescuing that gorgeous creature! (I am not an expert just a novice rescuer at the moment😊) Now, back to the episode to see what sage advice Philip will wow us with, and that which Anna will deal with.😂
I love how brave Lilly was when she was directing Phillip on how to handle the owl.
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Hello Darlings❤ Thank you for saving the bird. This Bedroom is going to be dreamy. Lots of love to you all &🐶❤️
Love the owl rescue and everything else. Philip always makes me laugh just love what you are doing 🙂
Awhh Anna. So sweet you are.
Well done for saving the beautiful owl ❤
I agree with you Philip. It was very enjoyable seeing a young, handsome man doing the work that women have taken into their stride for centuries. 😅 More impressed with how you caught the young owl. Well done both of you. It was like watching a much younger version of my husband and I catching bats, moles, rabbits and several different mice all of which had managed to get into our house. Oh, the joy of living in the country. It was good fun watching you. You are a lovely team. Yes,....I know, not all the time of course.
We used to live in an old house built in the late 1800's in Minnesota & we could never figure out how the bats got in... they terrified me & I shrieked, begging my husband to come home and take care of the problem. I'm sure they were getting into the attic and then crawled over a small space/crack over the doorway from the second floor to the attic. ~Tara (kindlydude's wife)
Awe ❤ such a beautiful wee owl. Glad it was unhurt, and free again. The humour with Benoit 😂.
😊❤😘 merci
You are *both* my heroes! I'm sure the owl was almost as frightened as both of you were... Thanks for rescuing the poor thing!
Well done on saving the owl. For a young handsome man you did a great job on tiding up.
Well done Phillip!
Glad the owl situated ended well but so funny with the owl just sitting there and then flying off like that..
Philip I think you should be wearing a cape ohhh hero ❤
We live in a single story house in Australia. A few years back we fitted a similar fire to yours, it was in the summer so had not tried to light it. One day I was sat in my armchair next to the fire and through the glass, I saw a huge huntsman spider! They are not venomous but pretty scary to look at....he was about 5" across (with the legs) but there was no way I was going to 'rescue' that beasty. I trust he left the same way he came in.
Phillip!! The Saver of Owls!! Bravo!! 🎉
The owl whisperer episode, I wonder what instincts they have that tell them to climb into a chimney pipe? Do they build nests in there? Glad to see that it was doing well enough to fly off.
Perhaps it's similar to hollow trees? And warm, and high up.
Great job saving the owl! What a magnificent creature! The shower is coming along nicely.
My fabric scissors are under lock and key! Shame on you Phillip! 😂
This reminds me of the hummingbird that flew into my apartment one night. It liked to fly around my high ceilings and skylights. Which was torture to watch for over an hour. Finally it wore itself out and I could pluck it from the baseboards and throw it off the balcony. It was scary and sad. Luckily my cat just watched the whole time. Phew! Well done you two! 👏💙
Wonderful music choices …as usual ….and you saved the owl !
A white towel, Phillip!! 😳👀
Owl rescue ❤ ❤ ❤ as a child I recall my Dad had to resort to removing bricks from a masonry chimney breast to release what turned out to be an enormous trapped crow. It all turned out fine but it is quite the experience. What a gorgeous thing your uninvited guest was & very well done on such a slick rescue.
Oh great owl rescue!! 🎉
So naughty using Anna’s scissors! Also, may I say, very brave 🤦♀️ the wrath of Anna - not the owl 🦉 but that was quite brave too!
Saving the little owl was the highlight of this video!!! My boyfriend and I just love your channel!!!!!❤❤❤❤
Thank you!
I once had the privilege of saving a hummingbird. It was a male and had spent hours fighting off other males and finally could fight no longer. As he fell, I was able to catch him. I made a cup of sugar water and holding him in my hands I gently held his beak in the sugar water until he began to rally. As soon as he began trying to flutter I released him. Needless to say I was very happy to see him fly away.❤
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I agree with juliecoop. Fabric scissors are ONLY for fabric. It's a sewer's #1 rule. But since you've already used them for paper you owe Anna a trip to the sharpeners shop. It's the least you can do. By the way you did an awesome job with the 🦉 Owl. 👍👍
Every year we had Jackdoors falling down onto our Inglenook register plate. We had a log burner and a trap door into that plate. I used to put a long stick in , the Jackdoors would jump on the stick which I then gently pulled out and put them out the window. I got quite good at it over the twelve years we lived there. It was usually baby birds that fell out the nest in the top of the chimney. All good fun.
You are both my hero’s 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢well done
The Owl Rescue of '24 is one of the best things I've seen on this channel or any other. Well done, Phillipp!
Great job Philipp! You saved the owl! Bravo!
I look forward to these episodes the same way i used to look forward to "Friends" back in the 90's. Exciting, hilariously funny and interesting. My kids used to joke that the police would be called and they would be thrown in jailnif my fabric scissors were used by anyone but me! Another stellar video! Thank you! Have a wonderful week! Xx
You two crack me up. Sir Philip the Owl Saver.
Good job Phillip ... 🦉 !!! 🥰
Thank you for blurring the "plumbers crack" it was very kind of you 😅
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Well executed owl rescue. You two rock!
I love that Anna is giving all the orders to Philip!! 🤣
A very exciting owl rescue! I’m so surprised it fell down the chimney!So thankful you heard it and helped it outside!
What a precious poor little owl you found! Thankyou for taking care to rescue it calmly and with a towel for protection. We use a type of metal netting in Sweden for this, also hoods that go on top. Glad to see it wasnt injured or too wiped out! Very nice to see Benoît again ! Great winter hat, good gift! 👌❤️
Merci beaucoup 😘
@@benoitcompagnon5849 bisous à vous Benoît ! 💕
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Tout pareille
I would have that chimney visually inspected when you have the screening put up topside. Owls have been known to nest in chimneys.
We have a woodstove with a metal chimney. There is a cover on top with some holes around the sides. Three separate times over the years a bird has decided to go down the holes into the chimney. It has been the same kind of bird each time! We has to take out the plate in the top of the woodstove to let them out. Then we had a zoomy sooty bird in the living room. It does make a scary sound! I love your videos and adventures! Have a warm cozy week!
Saving of the owl was wonderful, great teamwork. I agree with you about reading instructions, Philipp. Doing things "correctly" is completely subjective. Once again, you prove to be the perfect combination of brains & braun.
Great opening with the rescue!❤
Loved that you saved the owl. They are fascinating birds. Bravo Philip.
Loved that you could save the owl, such a beautiful bird. I was amazed that it didn't panic and fly when you approached, whenever we have had birds in the house they panic and fly into things. Wonder how it could get in through your chimney topper, our chimney sweep told me birds can't get into the flue with a 'top hat' in place. Love the design for the wardrobes and vanity, just know it wil be stunning having seen Benoit's work in the kitchen. ❤
Haha, Philip! Words to live by!😂
Yay! U2 are a great team! You rescued that owl perfectly Anna, there’s a commercial on TV all the time featuring Lacombe cosmetics, and the girl looks exactly like you !
Great job with the owl!
I love Benoit.❤️. He’s the best. Thank you both for saving the owl
Merci c'est gentil ❤️❤️❤️😘
The owl was so cute! It reminded me of a tiny "Northern Saw-Whet Owl" that is found in a portion of the United States, although I realize that it could not have been one. I ❤ that this wasn't planned, it just shows some of the 'happenings' in the Chateau and Philip turned out to be a hero!😊👍 Great video!
Wonderful episode. Yay the owl rescued. Well done. Yes fabric scissors must be always hidden from men💕but sometimes I hide them so well i can’t find them. The house is looking so beautiful. I love everything you have done. Hello from icy Oregon 💕
Well done, Phillippe! I was soooooooo scared for the little owl would get hurt, and of course, you too! I did the same thing when a friend said their was a GIANT bat in her bathroom. She made it sound like a raptor but it was just a tiny, frightened little creature. Moving ever so slowly and gently putting a towelover it to make sure its delicate wings weren't injured, got it to the window and let go and it happily flew away! Whew!
Great job with the owl.My husband used my haircutting scissors to cut carpet fibers he still has them in a tool box to this day.That was 36 years ago he never made that mistake again.😅
11:07 Happy 2024, Ann and Phillip....Here I am always following my favorite couple on their journey in How To Renovate a Chateau!
You two are wonderful for being so concerned that a bird was trapped. And then to find it to be an owl, a bonus. She will forever hunt on your land now and keep your property clear of unwanted rodents. Great job you both. Anna you tried! And the towel was a brilliant idea.
Very nice episode. it was hilarious when the owl was revealed and had alternating blinking eyes. The blur to cover the crack of the man of the house when he was tackling the shower was a nice esthetic touch of cinematography.
Well done Phillip and Anna