@@MrAndrewFarrow By anything just about... in urban settings cats, dogs, vehicles etc. There's a video showing a hawk swooping into a field and grabbing a rabbit who started screaming. A frickin doe ran up and stomped the shit out of it. I've see vid of barnyard animals going after raptors when they swoop down to grab a chicken. So yeah, he's looking around for potential attack bcz he's not great at running away.
Congrats! By chance, you timed it perfectly! Once as a kid riding my bicycle, I happened to look up to the sky, in time to see a soaring hawk tuck it's wings, go into a power dive, and in one continuous motion, swoop to the ground, and fly off with something tailed in it's talons!
Similarly, I was forced to run 3 miles one day while in the Air Force. While jogging, I happened to look up just in time to see a perigrine falcon smack a pigeon in mid-air. They tumbled for a second or so, then the falcon flew over to the ground nearby and finished the deal. So cool!
Important reminder to not put out rat and mice poison. Nearly every raptor species is vulnerable to rodenticide poisoning, from Eastern Screech-Owls to Red-tailed Hawks. It’s very common and is killing off a lot of birds.
So crazy how the hawk knows it’s claws abilities and how powerful they are that it doesn’t worry about the prey getting away it just naturally focuses on seeing if there are any other predators trying to steal it from him/her. That’s why they look around so much lol
The hawk was practicing situational awareness to make sure it wasn't going to get smoked like that rat... He was patient enough to postpone lunch for a few minutes just to be safe
I agree, but we need to stop using poisons to control the rats. Rats eat poison, raptors find easy target ie poisoned rat, raptor either easy rat and dies or takes rat back to nest to feed babies and they die of rat poison. This happened to the hawks around Central Park (NYC).
Hawk: "Hey, make it look like a struggle, rat. A man is filming, and I wanna show off my strong claws for the ladies." Rat: "Justfinishmealreadyyoutwat!!"
i was seeing and the rodent ran to the right and if it would of ran fast to left on that concrete pillar maybe the hawk would of fly into the concrete and crash.
I love how focused the Hawk is on its surroundings! I'm assuming it knows its grip is the death grip, it's a done deal for the rat. Making sure its not some other predators next meal lol
New York now has more peregrine falcons than any other city in the eastern United States and Canada, says a leading falcon breeder, Dr. Tom J. Cade. They introduced the falcons to help with over populated pigeons.
I know over hunting,habitat loss, pesticides etc contributed to the decimation of quail. I also believe that hawks years ago kept down rat numbers enough to protect the quail. The number of field rats that one hawk removed more than made up for the relatively smaller number of quail that they eat. Huge numbers of rats are likely to find quail eggs and adult quail can not stop a rat from devouring a quails eggs. When I was a boy , I’m 73 now, we always saw hawks when hunting. At age 25, it was rare to see a hawk. Now once again hawks are back. I’m sure the ddt was the major cause of fewer quail, but loss of rat predation was also a factor. Don’t shoot hawks!
It's like attaching scalpel blades to your fingers and then grabbing a small dog and sitting on it while looking around like you're enjoying the fresh air
here’s your friendly reminder to never use rat poison. if that rat (or any other animal) had ingested rat poison, the hawk (or any other predator) would be dead
Well the hawks dont come by enough. So the hawks are going to have to make a deal with us. They have to promise to catch more rats if they dont want us using poison.
Hawks are very vulnerable when on the ground therefore it was naturally very wary. It was shielding the rat with its wings to lessen the chance of other predators seeing the kill and coming in to snatch it.
I remember this one time (I can't remember if I recorded or not), this crow landed in front of my car with an entire (still wrapped) McDonald's cheeseburger while I was parked in a lot lmao
There are several red and yellow tailed hawks living in downtown Dallas, Tx and they prey on the rats. I used to sit and watch them while waiting on the Dart Trains and Buses.
Birds, as we all know them today; their lineage is linked to the great two-legged dinosaurs of the Crustacean period known as the therapod. As this hawk turned to face foward, it brought to mind a photo I once saw at a museum of the most well-known therapod, the great Tyrannosaurus rex.
Nature will always exist. It's man's peril to ignore it on a daily basis. Poisoning and polluting, ignoring natural laws, (like isolation on electronic devices) will all come home to roost. It's happening in slow motion.....sorta like the rats death in the grasp of the talons of the hawk.
Had a similar experience maybe 20 feet away from me, but the hawk was larger and caught a dove. The hawk almost looked surprised that it worked. There was a second dove right next to it that flew up on a tree branch a few feet away utterly stunned. The hawk's behavior was similar, just sat there snuffing the life out of the dove, then flew off with the carcass. I walked back by the tree a few minutes later and the 2nd dove was still there looking like it had no clue what to do next.
I've seen them hit a dove in mid flight. Coolest thing to see. It hit the dove so fast and hard it left a trail of feathers in the air slowly drifting to the ground.
Way to go, Hawk. Get those nasty rats. I have 62 acres in very rural northwest Arkansas and live down in a beautiful hollow on that land in a house that has two Bald Eagle nests above it that are high up in Sycamore trees quite close to the house. So I see the occupying Bald Eagles on a regular basis. They are so beautiful. One night as I was coming down the private road into the hollow to my house, I came upon one of the huge Eagles in my front yard area. My headlights were right on the Eagle and it had just caught a brown and white rabbit and was beginning to tear into that rabbit. The Eagle repeatedly tugged at the rabbit until it wasn't moving anymore and was fluttering its huge wings as it did so. Poor rabbit. Seeing those HUGE wings up close like that was incredible. The Eagle wasn't disturbed by my headlights and just kept on doing what it was doing. It was a bit disturbing to watch, but quite majestic, too. Because, hey, Bald Eagles and their chicks gotta eat. It was a fat rabbit, too, so that was quite a meal for the Eagle and its chicks. I just sat there in my car watching the Eagle making bite-sized pieces out of the rabbit and then suddenly realized just how huge that Eagle is and how huge its talons are. I then also realized that if I was outside the car and the Eagle felt threatened by me that it could do some SERIOUS damage to me or to anyone else who happened by it at any time. I have seen videos of Eagles and other raptor birds catching and tearing into rodents and other animals, but seeing one up close and personal doing that to a rabbit gave me a whole new respect for just how powerful and deadly they are. Realizing that they could do serious damage to a person by seeing it up close made me know that they could do that but don't because I've never heard of even one of them attacking a human. So we're lucky that they don't and won't. I know that if someone stupid decided to corner one somehow that it would definitely be able to very adequately defend itself and would probably come out the winner and the human would come out seriously injured or maybe even dead. Raptors are quite beautiful and majestic and I feel quite blessed to have property that these Bald Eagles reside on. Hearing them call out and watching them soar around above the property is so incredible.
Hawks are cool because they can't see their feet when they catch prey. Love the way their brains have evolved to work out time and space and prey anticipation. Hooray evolution!
Nice vid I have one tagging a wild rabbit in the back yard in north phoenix, that was a good luck shot to have him stick around, he wasn’t camera shy for sure 👍 good job
I see them all the time soaring through the Air scanning for a prey...I recently saw one up close on top of some Scaffolding feeding on something...Up in the Air they look small..But up close one can see how Magnificent these Birds are....🦅
Alot of these hawks hunt/live around the South Bronx. You can sometimes catch them hunting at sunrise when the sun is just above the horizon and just before sunset. They scared off the seagulls that normally circle in the morning for scraps of food on the ground. The rats in the trash stand no chance and sometimes…. the squirrels that are on the ground instead of burrow. You can also see them in the trees IF theres enough foliage in your neighborhood.
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The hawk immediately started looking for witnesses lmao
Hahahahaha
@@jamesmccarthy7085 was this in new york? Lmao
I think its normal behavior
@@ouwuo5736 Massachusetts, Weymouth
And tried to hide the evidence !
A friendly reminder that no matter what kind of day you're having, it's not as bad as this rat's.
I very much agree, and I feel both happy for the hawk, but feel very sad for the rat too....
That's a fact. 👍
@@mairafavela4954 fuxk the rat, i hate rats.
Yes, it was. I'm posting this from a nest because some stupid giant eagle landed on me and carried me off.
@@Levi_Skardsen 😂
The amount of precision to go straight for the head while flying in the air just shows how incredible their eyesight is.
The Hawk told the cameraman, "you didn't see nothing, got it" 😄😄
The Hawk is like YOU GOT THAT FOOTAGE RIGHT?😂😂😂
Right! He also said thanks for feeding that rat
Hawk: tell me you got that in slow motion right?
@@harrismiller1948 I wish… I didn’t think the Hawk was looking for breakfast at the time.
🤣 damn that was a great catch! The Hawk didn't do a bad job either!!😆😂
@@jamesmccarthy7085 👍
Lol I like how the hawk is like “shh shh shh, stop resisting …stop resisting….it’s gonna be all over soon” 😂😂
😂
This the comment I was looking for🤣🤣
its like ma the more he moves the more he tightens his grip also I like how they cover them to calm them
This was the comment I was looking for. That hawk has a history of violence! 😁
Definitely was doing his Jack Bauer
Love how hawks look around as they're killing something with their talons, like, "What? I didn't do anything."
That Hawk wasn’t going to lose that kill
Its vulnerable to attack on the ground.
@@intheredcold9216by whom?
@@MrAndrewFarrow By anything just about... in urban settings cats, dogs, vehicles etc. There's a video showing a hawk swooping into a field and grabbing a rabbit who started screaming. A frickin doe ran up and stomped the shit out of it. I've see vid of barnyard animals going after raptors when they swoop down to grab a chicken. So yeah, he's looking around for potential attack bcz he's not great at running away.
@@MrAndrewFarrow what?
All wild animals keep an eye out for danger, otherwise they die!
Have you ever watched creatures in the wild?
Congrats! By chance, you timed it perfectly! Once as a kid riding my bicycle, I happened to look up to the sky, in time to see a soaring hawk tuck it's wings, go into a power dive, and in one continuous motion, swoop to the ground, and fly off with something tailed in it's talons!
Similarly, I was forced to run 3 miles one day while in the Air Force. While jogging, I happened to look up just in time to see a perigrine falcon smack a pigeon in mid-air. They tumbled for a second or so, then the falcon flew over to the ground nearby and finished the deal. So cool!
Important reminder to not put out rat and mice poison. Nearly every raptor species is vulnerable to rodenticide poisoning, from Eastern Screech-Owls to Red-tailed Hawks. It’s very common and is killing off a lot of birds.
just commented the same thing🙏🏻
Yup, my cat died from eating a rat that was poisoned.
THIS 💯‼️
Old school mouse traps over here💪🏽
You got our attention to say all of that but didn't suggest any safer/ more humane alternatives?!
Kinda wish there were a lot more of these birds in the city.
The city was forced upon the hawk.
Leave the city
Here in Denver they are everywhere
I saw one the other day in the Bronx
There are 2 bald eagles in my Lumber yard
So crazy how the hawk knows it’s claws abilities and how powerful they are that it doesn’t worry about the prey getting away it just naturally focuses on seeing if there are any other predators trying to steal it from him/her. That’s why they look around so much lol
They r talons, not exactly the same as claws. They work like a ratchet. There is nothing the rat can do except die
And the more the prey moves the deeper the talons sink in.
The hawk was practicing situational awareness to make sure it wasn't going to get smoked like that rat... He was patient enough to postpone lunch for a few minutes just to be safe
Wow great video and good job filming. It's amazing how some wildlife has adapted to urban life.
I wish NY could release a kettle of hawks and just let them hv a field day...if that's at all possible. The rat situation is horrendous there.
Let the hawk catch the rats. NYC needs more of this
Light-weighted babies: 🥲
Hawks turn into pigeons when you feed them
I agree, but we need to stop using poisons to control the rats. Rats eat poison, raptors find easy target ie poisoned rat, raptor either easy rat and dies or takes rat back to nest to feed babies and they die of rat poison. This happened to the hawks around Central Park (NYC).
Cool it with the anti semetic remarks.
@@calypsohandjack9278 I’m literally talking about hawks and rats as shown in the video. You are applying your anti semetic views to my words. Nice try
0:12 😂 Hawk like "🙂Yo just chill chiiiiill don't try to run I'm just tryna talk ..."
Lol
Love how the hawk looks at the guy behind the camera and is like” hey bro.. I’m coming for you next!!”😂😂😂
So fucking badass. I like how rat is the least of his concerns but instead he secures it and checks for surroundings
“You didn’t see anything, human. Carry on…But did you see that takedown, human? Pretty impressive wasn’t it?”
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love how he was looking around after he got it like "u see what I just did to this rat? Now who else want some?!!"
Hahaha
The hawks like “Nothin to see here..SHHHHH..GO TO SLEEP!!! Ahem..la la la nothing to see here bro” 💀
Hawk looking around like he trying to make sure the police ain't coming.
_"Hey nosy, get your own rat!"_
- *Hawk*
Hawk to the rat: “You’re lucky there’s a witness around.”
Then proceeds to play it off like you aren’t witnessing a murder on camera 😂
Hahahaha
the hawk even tried to hide behind the bushes but that didn't help either 😂😂
Lol 😆
I’m a bird lover, but I do feel sorry for the rat. 😢
We have 3 pet rats😢😢😢But I get the whole circle of life thing.
The rat is keeping the bird alive so that you can keep seeing what you love I guess 🙄
That bird doesn't eat vegetables and fruits. If it doesn't it meat it will die.
Hawk: “IT’S OKAY, IT’S OKAY… I JUST WANNA *TALK* TO HIM!!”
Haha
😂we got some catching up to do
WOW, that's an awesome catch for you BOTH!!! 🤣🤣❤️
Thank you. Just right place at the right time
@@jamesmccarthy7085 can't say the same about the rat 💀
That is a very cool sighting. Can I ask where at I'm just curious
@@carlobrigante4764 at a McDonald’s parking lot
@@jamesmccarthy7085 Ha, the rat probably just finished eating before it became a meal.
Hawk: "Hey, make it look like a struggle, rat. A man is filming, and I wanna show off my strong claws for the ladies."
Rat: "Justfinishmealreadyyoutwat!!"
Hahahaha
That was just awesome!!! A spectacle of nature rarely anyone gets to see firsthand!!!👍👍👍👍👍 These are truly majestic birds!!!!
That rat has some serious strength to be able to move that hawk around 😂
Right
It is fighting for its life 😂
Birds are pretty light in the bones,and you know the rats move dangerous
Birds are strong but also very light.
IT DOESN'T MATTER, ALL THAT STRUGGLING PROVED NOTHING.
Look how smart the hawk is by sticking the rat up against the curb so it can’t escape. Incredible
i was seeing and the rodent ran to the right and if it would of ran fast to left on that concrete pillar maybe the hawk would of fly into the concrete and crash.
You like making up stuff to make the animal look smart? The hawk didn't put against curb
It didn't. It was hunting and that just so happened to occur.
Escape from the talons of a hawk? that's an impossiblity. The moment those claws caught that rat he was a goner.
@@Itsnotavailable The hawk was as fast as lightening, the rat didn't stand a chance.
Well dayum he saving him for thanksgiving must be, he just as big as the Hawk Lowkey Highkey😂😂😂
I love how focused the Hawk is on its surroundings! I'm assuming it knows its grip is the death grip, it's a done deal for the rat. Making sure its not some other predators next meal lol
Hawk be like "nothing to see here, move it along"
Hawk is like “I do this everyday son!! Don’t sleep!”
Dude, u got a once in a life time shot!! Enjoy that moment & stay blessed 🙏🏾
That hawk was like relax, it’s just death.
this is one of those chance in a million shots, great video
Thanks
I could video this 20 times a day at my old job haha
@@kevinkreplin656 so why didn't you?
Magnificent animal. They must be preserved 🦅
Yes and thank you!
Yes, rats are Magnificent! ; )
@@joebuckaroo82 Hawks are majestic. Rats are cool pets I guess
@@jamesmccarthy7085 I was kidding. Rats are nasty.
@@joebuckaroo82 oops lol
Early bird gets the worm, second rat gets the cheese.
It was at that precise moment the rat knew he was in the hawk's neighbourhood 😂
If you weren't recording that no one would believe you
Rat : " Those nuisance cat is nowhere in sight. Now i can enjoy the beautiful day "
Hawk from above : " hold your breath, dude!!!"
Hahaha
Hawk acting like a mob boss with those eyes saying, " Hey what you looking at!!!"
Something about watching animals is so peaceful... Even when they're straight murdering each other.
I absoulety love it when these beautiful hawks take down a nasty big rat.
There’s nothing nasty about the rat. It’s just an animal.
@@logicalblackman8228 : vous avez entièrement raison, et cela aurait pu être un chat ou un petit chien ! 🤔
@@jean-yvesderick6085 Sorry, I don’t speak frog.
I don’t understand the hatred towards rodents.
@@michaelshannon3019
The Italian police recently caught a dirty rat, but it took them 30 years.
that hawk knew you were watching lol he was eyeballing you
Right
Red Tail Hawk: “Go on, nothing to see here. I got dis.”
Hawk was like don't even fight me it's done...
That hawks looking like who's next?🤣
Should release like a whole flock in nyc.
Same here in Mass.
New York now has more peregrine falcons than any other city in the eastern United States and Canada, says a leading falcon breeder, Dr. Tom J. Cade. They introduced the falcons to help with over populated pigeons.
I was thinking the same thing
This video needs over 1 million veiws
I know over hunting,habitat loss, pesticides etc contributed to the decimation of quail. I also believe that hawks years ago kept down rat numbers enough to protect the quail. The number of field rats that one hawk removed more than made up for the relatively smaller number of quail that they eat. Huge numbers of rats are likely to find quail eggs and adult quail can not stop a rat from devouring a quails eggs. When I was a boy , I’m 73 now, we always saw hawks when hunting. At age 25, it was rare to see a hawk. Now once again hawks are back. I’m sure the ddt was the major cause of fewer quail, but loss of rat predation was also a factor. Don’t shoot hawks!
lots of quail by us
It's like attaching scalpel blades to your fingers and then grabbing a small dog and sitting on it while looking around like you're enjoying the fresh air
Right!
here’s your friendly reminder to never use rat poison. if that rat (or any other animal) had ingested rat poison, the hawk (or any other predator) would be dead
Exactly
Yeah, let nature do nature.
If they in my house, they get the poison
Well the hawks dont come by enough. So the hawks are going to have to make a deal with us. They have to promise to catch more rats if they dont want us using poison.
Rat: "Damn....it's over with, ain't it.."
Hawk: "Yep."
Hahaha
Hawks are so beautiful! If I were there, I’d give him a rabbit, a squirrel and a salmon!
Situational awareness. Hawk immediately started looking at surroundings for threats
Like how the hawk poses, like I do after a good golf shot.
lol😆😆
Hahaha same
Hawk keeps looking around to make sure no witnesses to this killing...
Right
There are 67k who witnessed
The hawk was saying "shhh jus go to sleep 😴, anyone sees anything you"re next"
I ain't seen nothin'.
Hawks are very vulnerable when on the ground therefore it was naturally very wary. It was shielding the rat with its wings to lessen the chance of other predators seeing the kill and coming in to snatch it.
The hawk is confirming that No one is spying..
That hawk “is making it do what it do”
I like how he rides him around like a mechanical bull ride for awhile
😂
I remember this one time (I can't remember if I recorded or not), this crow landed in front of my car with an entire (still wrapped) McDonald's cheeseburger while I was parked in a lot lmao
Lol
Lmfao
It's a sign. U need to eat that burger in wrapped
Garbage birds, along with the Great Tailed Grackle. Love shooting them for the farmers.
Someone got ransacked
I just love Hawks.
"Oh stop your squirming we'll just wait it out together. I got you by the skull. Wait till you meet the family'
Hawk was looking all around like "yo I hope nobody saw that".🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice catch, both of you!
Thanks!
There are several red and yellow tailed hawks living in downtown Dallas, Tx and they prey on the rats. I used to sit and watch them while waiting on the Dart Trains and Buses.
Were they any danger to human life?
@@fatalsniper3413 I went to Dallas and they’re birds will literally land on your shoulder, they’re very bold😂
I like how he's like "don't worry y'all. I got this mo fo. The situation is all under control"
Hawk be like: "it'll do you no good to struggle, you'll only die tired when I get my break around your neck..."
Lol
Rat:"I think I'll go out for my morning walk."
Rat(one minute later):"Oh shit!!"
Birds, as we all know them today; their lineage is linked to the great two-legged dinosaurs of the Crustacean period known as the therapod. As this hawk turned to face foward, it brought to mind a photo I once saw at a museum of the most well-known therapod, the great Tyrannosaurus rex.
Hawk: "now if I could find a quiet place to enjoy my lunch and not be bothered".
How cool was that!!!!!??? Beautiful!
That was a great catch on camera. Cool to see Nature still exists, even in the city.
Nature will always exist. It's man's peril to ignore it on a daily basis.
Poisoning and polluting, ignoring natural laws, (like isolation on electronic devices) will all come home to roost. It's happening in slow motion.....sorta like the rats death in the grasp of the talons of the hawk.
The odds of getting footage like this is maybe one in a million. Getting footage of a rat on a sidewalk is rare within itself!
It was definitely luck
The Rat seeing the Hawk : *"It was at this moment he knew he fucked up"* 😂
Hahahha
Had a similar experience maybe 20 feet away from me, but the hawk was larger and caught a dove. The hawk almost looked surprised that it worked. There was a second dove right next to it that flew up on a tree branch a few feet away utterly stunned. The hawk's behavior was similar, just sat there snuffing the life out of the dove, then flew off with the carcass. I walked back by the tree a few minutes later and the 2nd dove was still there looking like it had no clue what to do next.
Those doves mate for life
I've seen them hit a dove in mid flight. Coolest thing to see. It hit the dove so fast and hard it left a trail of feathers in the air slowly drifting to the ground.
Way to go, Hawk. Get those nasty rats. I have 62 acres in very rural northwest Arkansas and live down in a beautiful hollow on that land in a house that has two Bald Eagle nests above it that are high up in Sycamore trees quite close to the house. So I see the occupying Bald Eagles on a regular basis. They are so beautiful. One night as I was coming down the private road into the hollow to my house, I came upon one of the huge Eagles in my front yard area. My headlights were right on the Eagle and it had just caught a brown and white rabbit and was beginning to tear into that rabbit.
The Eagle repeatedly tugged at the rabbit until it wasn't moving anymore and was fluttering its huge wings as it did so. Poor rabbit. Seeing those HUGE wings up close like that was incredible. The Eagle wasn't disturbed by my headlights and just kept on doing what it was doing. It was a bit disturbing to watch, but quite majestic, too. Because, hey, Bald Eagles and their chicks gotta eat. It was a fat rabbit, too, so that was quite a meal for the Eagle and its chicks.
I just sat there in my car watching the Eagle making bite-sized pieces out of the rabbit and then suddenly realized just how huge that Eagle is and how huge its talons are. I then also realized that if I was outside the car and the Eagle felt threatened by me that it could do some SERIOUS damage to me or to anyone else who happened by it at any time. I have seen videos of Eagles and other raptor birds catching and tearing into rodents and other animals, but seeing one up close and personal doing that to a rabbit gave me a whole new respect for just how powerful and deadly they are. Realizing that they could do serious damage to a person by seeing it up close made me know that they could do that but don't because I've never heard of even one of them attacking a human. So we're lucky that they don't and won't. I know that if someone stupid decided to corner one somehow that it would definitely be able to very adequately defend itself and would probably come out the winner and the human would come out seriously injured or maybe even dead.
Raptors are quite beautiful and majestic and I feel quite blessed to have property that these Bald Eagles reside on. Hearing them call out and watching them soar around above the property is so incredible.
my mother when I was a kid and acting up in the store. "You just wait till we get home." LOL.
Hawks are cool because they can't see their feet when they catch prey. Love the way their brains have evolved to work out time and space and prey anticipation. Hooray evolution!
They’re Jedi birds.
They have no feet they're talons
Hooray for our Glorious CREATOR. Your design for a temporarily fallen world is genius.
Psalm 111:2
Great are the works of the LORD, studied by all who delight in them.
Every potential they have, much like you, was created by a divine intelligence.
Mice were never meant to see approaching hawks in time.
Like the way he looks around for the Opps...then looks down like goto sleep fool go night night 😂
Thank you for not screaming “oh my gawd” over and over
Beautiful, well done!! Both you and the Hawk!!
nice catch for the hawk and the cameraman, the hawk is a real city cleaner 😄🥰
Nice vid I have one tagging a wild rabbit in the back yard in north phoenix, that was a good luck shot to have him stick around, he wasn’t camera shy for sure 👍 good job
Red hawk: you want content
I’ll give you content 😎
Your reaction completes the video!! I’m dying here 🤣 lol
I’m wasn’t sure how to react.. lol.
Thanks 😂
@@jamesmccarthy7085 It Was Unexpected That’s Why 🤣🤣
Where u just randomly recording a rat and the hawk showed up?
Elle. Yeah. I was feeding the rat part of my breakfast sandwich… the rat was there for awhile before the hawk showed up
@@jamesmccarthy7085 he was eating breakfast and he turned into breakfast 🐦🐭😋
Well done Mr hawk
He shouting out from the New York sky scrapers like hire me! Fire the pigeons 😂
The hawk be like, "What? WHAT?? There's nothing to see here. Nothing going on. Go about your day!"
Hawk must have had it's eyes on the rat from hundreds miles away.
The Hawk went straight for the head, and never let go. You can't bite me that way.
Hahaha. Right
Nah the Hawk is like..."hum...hum...hum... Nothing to see here!" 😆
HAWK had been watching ALL MORNING BEFORE HE MADE HIS MOVE.
This hawk is like stop moving I got you. Don't fight it. 🤣🤣🤣 Good job hawk clean up the streets yuck
🐀: hey, I can't see!
🦅: shhh shh
Lol
🤣
The definition of: Shh, shh, it's going to ok. Just relax, relax. 🤣
Hawk is looking around like, “nuffin to see here folks!” 😅
I see them all the time soaring through the Air scanning for a prey...I recently saw one up close on top of some Scaffolding feeding on something...Up in the Air they look small..But up close one can see how Magnificent these Birds are....🦅
Great or small, these birds of prey are amazingly beautiful
Why do you capitalise random words?
@@markfox1545 Because I CHOOSE to...If you don't like it KEEP scrolling A HOLE!!!
@@markfox1545
Why do you misspell random words?
Alot of these hawks hunt/live around the South Bronx. You can sometimes catch them hunting at sunrise when the sun is just above the horizon and just before sunset. They scared off the seagulls that normally circle in the morning for scraps of food on the ground. The rats in the trash stand no chance and sometimes…. the squirrels that are on the ground instead of burrow. You can also see them in the trees IF theres enough foliage in your neighborhood.
Yeah. we have a lot of Hawks in Boston … many different breeds.
Palisade cliffs bald eagles too