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So very beautiful. The music perfect. You are a master.thank you.

Beautiful birds! So glad they survived to fly free. Not a fan of the song though. A song about flying free would be more appropriate for these beautiful birds.

Beautiful video. Thanks so very much!!

Wow Cooper hawk baby's

I wouldn't call this falconry

I'm just so happy that I have had 65 years of life to enjoy the circle of life!!! I was named after St. Francis patron Saint of all living creatures!!!

Hi Rick. Thanks for the video. Recovering in a rehab center right now. Was in the hospital for a week. Had a flare-up of my sjogren's disease. It's autoimmune problems. Hopefully I'll be home by October 24th.

Won´t it relate your hand with food if you keep it that close all the time?

...this video relaxes me.

Great footage! Really enjoyed watching it.

You have put together some of the most interesting video. The newest clip I can find is four years old. Did you lose interest in bikes and falconry?

I caught to hawks in a courting grip in the air with my drone. I get a lot of hawk shots

This was so amazing, but I was so disappointed I had to keep the sound off because of the music that had nothing to do with anything.

Beautiful video

RIP Channel

Why couldn't you just leave a camera there instead of disturbing them every single time you wanted to see them?

You know what? I wish you still created clips. Anyone who ever rode a paceline or flew a hawk on quarry can identify with your stuff.

I have a Gyr/Aplomado makes fast work of pigeons

Very nice in ‘19 I had a nest of 4 Red-shouldered Hawks that I watched from the time the parents started building the nest in a Palm Tree. This year 2020 they built another one in the same Palm but the city parked big trucks right under them so they moved, the chicks (at least 3) got to about 4 weeks and then there was a 4 day in a row torrential storm cycle that came through and like that they were gone, I think it was a GHO that lives near by that couldn’t find other food and so it took the calculated risk of taking the young RSHA’s despite the fact they had vigilant parents. Over 3 months later and my heart is still broken.

You know after seeing a baby hawk eaten by his brothers or sisters I kind of glad that the falconers are taking one of them out of the nest.

The birds must’ve been like : Oh shit, didn’t know these fools could climb.

I love these birds. In fact I’m thinking of becoming one myself.

Thank you. I love this.

You can learn How to climb the trees

What camera are you using on your bird? I’m guessing the mount is a transmitter back pack.

I recently found a hawks nest and it became my everyday routine to check on them. I found the three babies out their nest one was dead one was weak and one injured. I was more emotional than I thought I’d be. The SPCA came for the two surviving birds and I hope they live long lives. The parents are mourning this morning for them but they would not have survived the night. This brought happy tears.

nice video! Did one very similar but yours has more details! Well done.

BRILLIANT...cannot watch enough of your magical work.THANKS

Awesome video.. much like inception, mr cobb.

Demon birds

I see you took the least active one. Dud you have a reason for picking that one?

AAA Top Shelf #1 such a amazing bird . Thanks for sharing

They are like models.

Wonderful video!! Thank you for taking the time to go to the nest and capture the wonderful journey from hatching to fledging! I loved every minute of it! Such beautiful birds! 🐦🐣🐤🦅🕊️

Nice job, looking for similar video on the Pelzer damn and power plant.

Can’t believe all these ignorant hate comments. Taking the bird increases all of the chicks’ survival rate. Only 80% of passage birds make it to adulthood and this eliminates competition between the two remaining chicks and the one chick he took is virtually guaranteed to make it. Pretty simple principle really. Falconers have never hurt the population of birds of prey, we’ve done a lot more for them than any of you. Next time you see a peregrine, thank a falconer. Thanks to them the peregrine was brought back from near extinction.

I love Falconry and I love Metallica, good job guys! OSH:-)

What happened that little eyas, did it turn into a good Hunter? OSH :-)

What amazing footage.you are a great videographer. Some of the best footage I've seen on falconry.the slow mos you captured on video are incredible.im crying.

Falconry should be BANNED and all these birds reintroduced to the wild.

very brave chicks! great shots! camera trap is very exciting. Good luck to you in the development of the channel

SubhanAllah SubhanAllah Alhumdulla. Allah is almighty lord in this whole world.

Whats the top speed of Aplomadofalcons?

Great video well done

Good jod.Iam Bangladesi.

ZPlease get rid of that awful music.

very nice video mate!

That pulse is extremely annoying. It really detracts from the otherwise interesting and well made video.

I live in Dodge City and love to hunt. This was filmed close to my house. I’d love to tag along on this kind of hunt.

They are sooo beautiful. I'm crazy on them, I love them. Thanks for sharing. 谢谢