kathan Prajapati I agree with your impression. This video is in focus from every angle and seems to capture all the color possible of the Sparrow Hawks.
When we are banding or recording the wonderful nesting birds, Ground predators that can climb trees, like raccoons in the Americas and pine martens in Europe will follow our scents around the nest tree to an easy meal of eggs or young. When banding, studying or recording nesting activities, the humans need to make the tree inaccessible to such climbing predators by placing a piece of metal flashing around the trunk. This can be done temporarily until nesting season is over and then removed for the next nesting season. That way the tree is not damaged by the tin or metal. It can be wrapped but not fastened to the bark of the tree with removable bands or bolts and removed later.
Such beautiful creatures, they are so lovely, beautiful video, Ooooh!! So romantic ! You right he needs to and get some food , the baby it's adorable . Thanks you 😘
Because they are built for the chase. Light weight and agile. Perfect for catching prey. But absolutely horrible for making the kill! Once a sparrowhawk caught its prey it has no way of killing it efficiently. It pins its screaming victim to the ground and starts plucking and eating it alive!
Can anyone tell whether the female still has juvenile plumage? She seems to have streaks to the neck and to the sides of the neck 1:08 what one would expect of juvenile plumage, although I might be wrong. Apparently @josephavalos7894 was thinking something similar based on your post
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You can hear the male calling the female to his kill at 2:46. The males may be smaller but they are far more agile than the females so are more successful when it comes to hunting small birds. Female sparrowhawks meanwhile are larger so are better at incubating and defending the nest
bravo joli reportage très intéressant dommage pour la fin , je pensais que l'adulte était sur le nid pour protégé le bébé la nuit le male à pas l'air de faire beaucoup de travail 😁 merci pour ce beau partage
I'm so relieved the footage was cut as this predator entered the nest..🙈 Such a tragedy for the parents and the end of the baby chick's life...very distressing to know!!😢
Nice video! Two hawks raising their chick. 🤗
This deserves an award for videography!
kathan Prajapati I agree with your impression. This video is in focus from every angle and seems to capture all the color possible of the Sparrow Hawks.
When we are banding or recording the wonderful nesting birds, Ground predators that can climb trees, like raccoons in the Americas and pine martens in Europe will follow our scents around the nest tree to an easy meal of eggs or young. When banding, studying or recording nesting activities, the humans need to make the tree inaccessible to such climbing predators by placing a piece of metal flashing around the trunk. This can be done temporarily until nesting season is over and then removed for the next nesting season. That way the tree is not damaged by the tin or metal. It can be wrapped but not fastened to the bark of the tree with removable bands or bolts and removed later.
Wonderful video.
Congratulations, thanks and have a nice Sunday, Monica.
Thanks for showing the wonderful video.
amazing footage; a real privilege to view. Thank you.
Beautiful video... Poor baby😢
This is a good comparison of the size difference between male and female sparrowhawk.
FROM THE LOOKS OF THE FEATHERS... it got one of the parents too!!!
I hope it came back for the other parent.
Wonderfull video! Thats really cool! Thanks for sharing !
This is beautiful
It`s a very interesting film! Thank you!
Such beautiful creatures, they are so lovely, beautiful video,
Ooooh!! So romantic ! You right he needs to and get some food , the baby it's adorable .
Thanks you 😘
These are the most disgusting birds of prey along with goshawks.
@@oh_k8why so?
Because they are built for the chase. Light weight and agile. Perfect for catching prey.
But absolutely horrible for making the kill! Once a sparrowhawk caught its prey it has no way of killing it efficiently. It pins its screaming victim to the ground and starts plucking and eating it alive!
Can anyone tell whether the female still has juvenile plumage? She seems to have streaks to the neck and to the sides of the neck 1:08 what one would expect of juvenile plumage, although I might be wrong. Apparently @josephavalos7894 was thinking something similar based on your post
She does indeed have juvenile plumages including the underbelly barring
Pine Marten was smart enough to wait until the baby gained weight ;-) That is nature. Exciting video one more time!
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😪😪 the circle of life is sad sometimes
Are the scattered white feathers feeding sign of a pine marten?
Certainly, this could be a sign of a raptorial bird rather than that of a marten
Excellent and attractive, thank you with pleasant music
Nice
Nice video 🤗🙋♀️🌻
Super
Interesting narrative, especially with only one chick.
Looks like the same nest that was on Springwatch?
Beutifulll...
Well Sparrowhawks raid other birds nests,pine marten prob saved hundreds of wee songbirds
Wow
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best i love it
Sad indeed. Like baby bird got the food from another dead bird this plane Marten getting food of these birds.
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Stranger birds had a different dangerous sound finally sad end story !!
So sad.
This female was probably a baby herself the previous year.
How much the egg?
I love the soft goshawk like calls of the parent sparrow hawks. Very pleasant to hear.
They are accipiters the same as a gos and cooper's hawk.
@@billyb7561 All of them are horrible.
@@oh_k8 You're sick!
@@JavaT6437 you're the one cooing over the birds of Satan. Those things don't even drink water, they survive on blood. EVIL.
they are awesome,😍😍❤
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Go little angel, fly high and be happy ❤🙏
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You can hear the male calling the female to his kill at 2:46. The males may be smaller but they are far more agile than the females so are more successful when it comes to hunting small birds. Female sparrowhawks meanwhile are larger so are better at incubating and defending the nest
Females can also kill much larger prey.
Nice clip!! thanks for sparing us the cruel ending of that chick.
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A sad end ! Amazing quality footage.this is a young inexperienced female,she shouldn't allow male near the nest.
It was a great ending in my opinion.😂
@@oh_k8Except they didn't show it...
Why didn't you show the fight, but otherwise a great video
Kasih sayang Ibu merawat dan yang selalu menjaga anaknya dari ancaman predator
Why is this a sad ending? All animals have to eat. Birds of prey do this to other animals all the time.
Hey the pine Martin was hungry
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Sad ending for the Sparrowhawk breeding, but a successful hunt for the Pine Marten.
Very sad! 😭
They're like a goshawks
Much smaller
unusual there was only one chick at such a late stage in the season, 2nd clutch?
Or predation, it happens. Have found Sparrowhawks nests with 5 - 6 young in. Not all survive to fledging.
bravo joli reportage très intéressant dommage pour la fin , je pensais que l'adulte était sur le nid pour protégé le bébé la nuit
le male à pas l'air de faire beaucoup de travail 😁
merci pour ce beau partage
En général chez les eperviers lorsque c la première nichée il n 'y a qu 'un seul poussin.ce couple n'a pas une forte expérience surtout le mâle
4:29 is that a breeding ritual
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Halloooo 🤗
they mustve been new parents,.. you could tell how proud they were of the baby. i think the male lead predators to the nest tho,... pity
Why are they mating when they still have the baby in the nest to care for?
Monogomous birds to that.
The male is just disturbing the female. His job should be bringing food and protecting them.
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It was probably your fault. you put lighting around the nest so the marten could find it easily.
That is a super cool wildlife video! I loved when the baby pulled a piece of meat at 3:27 😊
Wow what a waste of time
Not called a sparrowhawk for nothing awesome small bird hunters male quite a bit smaller than the female......?
Much smaller, the falconers & the old term for a male sparrowhawk was a "Musket" a gun was named after the male sparrowhawk & not the other way round!
Where’s the gruesome part?
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I'm so relieved the footage was cut as this predator entered the nest..🙈
Such a tragedy for the parents and the end of the baby chick's life...very distressing to know!!😢
These birds kill other animals mercilessly. You should feel the same for their victims as well
@@elgs1980 hallo❤❤
@@LalecT wow, and human beings do not kill animals and then eat them???
We sure would have liked to see the carnage when the fox ate them
Pine marten saves the day.🙏🙏🙏
I hate gamekeepers,
First
Funny that the female is doing all the work while the male is buying milk
Oh shit , the nest ..... nature has its own rules though
😂😂😂😂😂😂 sparrowhawks are the worst.
Not showing the kill is weak. That's the only reason 94, 366 and counting people watched this video.
Why dont ya dare show it when killers get killed??
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