@@oneloveboob I used to live in a appartment where the balcony was really a pigeon nesting spot, almost like every pigeon in a 20 mile radius knew of it and no matter what i did to get rid of the pigeons they would come back or a new pair would be there cooing all fucking day long and shitting everywhere. I dont mind birds but god damn im so glad i dont have to deal with that anymore.
No dude! She was scared and that lady or man whoever it was, was peeping and the bird clearly is scared and hence picked a cornor. Scared for her or eggs? I don't know but scared for sure.
@@erickruckenberg8716 She's desperate and scared. There's no textbook response of bords and animals dude that they 100% react to a certain instances in certain way. I'm 100% sure that birdie must be trusting her for food but not sure she feels safe enough to even be near her/him. Or else birds i guess if fearless they would be more near the person for more food.
She was actually still fearful of the human around her unborn babies, but will probably gain more confidence with the houseowner in weeks or months if she continues to feed her.
Imagine you’ve just established a small house and suddenly a fucking giant descends upon your home but instead of smashing it he just hands you a large mcfries
She was scared the entire time but she wasn't going to leave her eggs either, that was why she was puffed up the entire time. Trying to make herself look bigger and scarier.
I'd be scared to if all of a sudden a giant thing about 30 times my size peeked around some strange cave entrance and just started eyeballing me and my eggs.
I love that she started essentially chirping at you as if thanking you. Then she's like 'I'll just save this for later' then looks at you like 'Will this be a regular thing? I can live with that"
Female hawks will be brought food by their mate while the female stays "home" to guard the nest and sit on the eggs. Delivery for lunch is actually pretty normal for this hawk, aside from the mode of delivery anyway.
Looks like a peregrine although I don’t know if males and females have different feather colours. Their known to lay eggs on skyscraper ledges and everything
@@zrozadxz raptor /ˈraptə/ noun 1. a bird of prey, e.g. an eagle or hawk. 2. INFORMAL a dromaeosaurid dinosaur, especially a velociraptor or utahraptor.
She seems so calm despite a human being so close to her nest. They must have formed a bond. At that one point at the end she looks like, “Can I have more please?”
I was thinking why she put that extra meat on the side...maybe saving it for later or the eggs when they hatch...but yes, it could be that she saved it for her mate...lol amazing.
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Duuudddeee she's making those happy sounds that birdies make when they get treats! My rooster makes them too, though his are more like hyper active pakpaks. But seriously I adore those sounds as it makes me so happy to see happy birds. You're doing a good job! 😍
Meanwhile the dad comes back with a squirrel he killed and she says she’s not hungry. She’s got a another man feeding her and now a whole bunch of shit just got started.
I have been feeding wild hawks for 5 years, limit eye contact, give her a big piece, add some straw, put some privacy material inside so they have peace. Don’t make them friendly to humans. Humans are dangerous to them. What you are doing is very nice. Thanks
@@TillTheLightTakesUs i think its so that they dont get used to human eyes and think all humans are nice, or at the very least dont try and interact with you more. Just a guess tho
Her eyes are kind because she's lowered her guard from hunting, past territorial, and into some trust.. And she is so smart, not wanting to set it in the dirt, as that second to last piece she left for a new one. Putting it on the sill worked, but her motherly instincts still wanted to not leave her nest unguarded too long. These connections with nature are absolutely beautiful, it's no wonder so many of us recognized the beauty in this. :)
Pandaboydu28 damn u damn you to hell, now i wants da chicken nuggets from da Mc Diabetas.... but since its only 8:09am i gits no diabetas. (I was tryin to spell diabetes likr that how that one guy says it in the commercial that got turned into a meme btw lol so dont think im so retarded it was unintentional....cuz im only lil bit retarded, mainly from catching da autism from the original comment)
@@yonege I wouldn’t say people are more gentle, I’ve seen people do horrible things to both wild and domestic animals 😔 But the person who filmed this is a good person, and that bird will remember it and probably come back every year to nest!
What a beautiful animal. She was so scared of you, but brave enough to protect her eggs from you if needed. Then by the end, she was practically asking you for more. You spoiled her, lol
Ikr, she took the treat out of the box like trying to avoid the dirt and then came back and just stared at the person like *gimme more* 😅 beautiful animal 💚
I remember the Facebook where this video comes from. I think the eggs hatched safely and with time they left. The woman who originally posted it was really nice with them
I wish all people were like this person who helped a mother hawk in need and gave her space, food and security. Empathy is underrated in todays world, and I'm not just talking about wildlife...
but sadly we should not make them trust humans. not all human have the same attitude as this person does. it is best for them to rely on their hunting skills
This is not complete video, As I remember, this bird saved for her male..and she gets few more which is not in this video, This was told by the the one who captured this video... It's a an year old one but much worth.
The black markings under their eyes absorb sunlight, effectively acting as sunglasses protecting their eyes from the sun because they have incredibly sensitive vision.
"Location?" "I found a spot by what you call 'the filthy humans'. Set up a nest outside one's window, and now I'm pretty much FED everyday." "Ma, why didn't WE kiss up to the filthy humans?"
I don't understand why there are some many people confusion this falcon for a hawk. Their faces are completely different Well maybe since I have years of raising birds, including birds of prey, I can identify more easily a falcon from a hawk, but ordinary people without much knowledge on the topic can't identity them as easily
These adorable eyes with the eyeliners looking like long eyelashes. Hawks are something great. Animals are the joy of life. Make them trust you anf it's heaven. I always talk to any animals. I know they understand me, at least with the vibration.
@@catpoke9557 No chance. The hawk didn't know that there was people there. It was evidently scared to see a human there. Since it knew that it wouldn't be able to kill or effectively attack the person (and didn't have the option to fly with vulnerable eggs) it just sat there in fear.
That is a Kestrel. They are, if I recall correctly, falcons. Extremely interesting birds, capable of “hovering” by angling themselves into on coming wind.
There are so many Kestrels where I live. They’re remarkable, and very distinguishable when you see them in the air. Did you know that when they hover, their head doesn’t move AT ALL unless they're looking around? Their main food is Birds such as Blue Tits and Pied Wagtails, and Mammals such as Mice and even the occasional small Rat (large rats are far too large for the little Kestrel to take). In the South of England, they may even take Lizards from Sand Dunes, although Kestrels are less populated in the South so that would be extremely rare.
Animals who nest so close to humans have already staked out the venue and have a good opinion of the dangers involved. The hawk's choice of this woman was no accident. But getting fed in this manner must have been a bonus. The bird feels grateful, of course. Clearly, a good thing is done. The only question that remains is "is it a trap" but things are looking better as time goes on. The chicks, by the time they are themselves laying eggs, will have lost a small part of their inherited aversion to humans. This particular hawk may also have been a chick that hatched in close proximity to humans. There will be no rodent problem in the area let me tell you.
@@outbreak8184 You are very wrong. A good example is Parrots and Corvids, which are intelligent enough to have advanced problem solving skills, feelings and opinions. Corvids specifically hold grudges
I don't believe a human has the right to think for a wild animal, because it sounds to advanced of that human being. The ego of humanity nowadays to down play the dangers of this type of behavior. If it nests there leave it alone, do you see it being natural that you have a bunch of healthy wild animals living in someone's house and being taken care of away from their instincts and wildness.
Whoever this person is, God will bless this person for taking care of his creation. And especially so at the most delicate moment of the mother's life. Though she may not be able to talk, her eyes says it all. Thank you.
These birds are very fast and much stronger than a pigeon. If he had threatened the eggs she might have taken a fair chunk out of his face, but there is some leeway for having his own domicile adjacent. In the wild a prey species that nests near such a raptor is probably safer than the bird who is abroad further afield. The trade here is that her eggs are not threatened through her own hostile action.
Some people don't like birds, It's possible to introduce bacteria that could kill them. Is he making her get off the eggs? It may become reliant on a temporary situation, the chicks need to learn what to hunt, the nest is not suitable for chicks as they need to run before they fly, I didn't, but there could be lots of reasons to dislike the video.
@nasolem False Equivalence statement! The person on the video is not in the business of domesticating hawks. If this behavior persists winter will come the hawk will migrate and move to a different place where other humans might not be present or feed it causing it to die.
@@forestdenizen6497 There's always one of you. "People are enjoying something! It must be stifled immediately! I will demonstrate my superior intelligence by shaming them for their whimsy!" I bet that you're a blast at parties.
This is so wonderful! She is adorable, and to provide her a safe place to give birth AND not have to hunt for food is such a blessing for this little momma. 💕
J Yu Well hawks and even Falcons can actually be found in cities. It’s rare but possible for them to nest in big buildings as they provide the same things as a high cliff. I managed to find a red tailed hawk or some type of hawk land on my AC as it caught a bird and ate it. I wish I took a photo but I was too amazed and in awe at the moment that I wasn’t able to take a photo.
@Alex Wetherell FUN FACT: the process of domestication is basically humanity hacking evolution for our own purposes. Rather than nature selecting traits to pass down that gradually build up into new species, we figured out how to do it artificially. Which makes it really bizarre that it took so long for people to realize that this happens in nature all the time, and even weirder that some people still don't believe it's real.
I would feel SO honored 🙏 I'm so thankful for people who realize how much of a privilege and gift it is to share this earth with so many amazing creatures and who do all they can to care for and respect them. 🥰
I feel like this insults the reasoning of the hawk. She knows well enough to not attack something so much bigger than her. I feel like if the person went for her eggs, she’d attack, but if she had no reason, they could live without interaction at all.
A pre-built nest overlooking the city, free meals served regularly, friendly neighbors. She hit the jackpot with this location!
Wish the robins yapping outside my window would move to the city... haha
Haha yeh
If it's rent controlled I'm never leaving😆
@@oneloveboob I used to live in a appartment where the balcony was really a pigeon nesting spot, almost like every pigeon in a 20 mile radius knew of it and no matter what i did to get rid of the pigeons they would come back or a new pair would be there cooing all fucking day long and shitting everywhere. I dont mind birds but god damn im so glad i dont have to deal with that anymore.
@@sumbody694lmao luckily I’ve never dealt with pigeons
I love how she acts like she didn't just hide the meat behind the window for later
What breed of dog is this?
@@kimia1664 I think the breed is bird, it's rare i think.
@@Bruh-vd1pp I want to see the puppies!! I hope there are follow-up videos.
@@kimia1664 Are u dumb? It's an owl
@@hewad378 r/woosh
She gets calmer and calmer everytime she’s fed
And that’s how you domesticate an animal
might start expecting food from humans now. not too helpful for the chicks
It works for me too
Thats bad, she should fear humans.
Sounds like my wife....
When she starts making those noises at the end she sounds so happy. Like she understands she hit the jackpot with her choice to nest there.
No dude! She was scared and that lady or man whoever it was, was peeping and the bird clearly is scared and hence picked a cornor. Scared for her or eggs? I don't know but scared for sure.
@@nscb2599 if she was scared for her eggs she’d be more aggressive not timid, the person would have scarring all down her face by now😂
@@nscb2599 a scared mother would attack and die defending her eggs. She’s observing the giant that has food
@@liamhumphreys9011 Okay dude. That's your opinion. Mine's a little different :) 👍🏻
@@erickruckenberg8716 She's desperate and scared. There's no textbook response of bords and animals dude that they 100% react to a certain instances in certain way. I'm 100% sure that birdie must be trusting her for food but not sure she feels safe enough to even be near her/him. Or else birds i guess if fearless they would be more near the person for more food.
The feathers around her eyes look like girly little cartoon eyelashes, it’s so precious.
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@Vote Third Party I know this is probably a joke but the video title says it's a mother
ALLAH who created it
@@artymizu3776 no idiot. Allah is fake
Yeah it does
Good place with a lot of free food and good service, wouldn’t say it was comfy since I felt no privacy. But overall a great place. 4.3/5
So now we are rating hawk nests?😂
LOLLL 10/10 for this creative comment, sir
4.8 outta 5!!
Nice 👍🏼
Lol
Person: Peeks around window.
Kestrel: Ah, yes, my giant window servant, you're late.
😂😂😂
Lol
Aktully
😂😂😂
This time you get off with a verbal warning
Lately I always wonder what goes through an animal's head when a human randomly does something nice for them.
ikr, bet the animals is like "what? you for real? Damn either you suck or are amazing at surviving"
"threat or no? wearyy -.-" "take the food and get back"
*System Not Processing*
"he just gave me free food this idiot's kinda stupid, i like him"
The same way a human thinks
Momma Hawk: "So wait...This maternity ward has a view AND room service?!"
This hawk has better healthcare AND insurance than most Americans.
Y’all are crazy 🤣
And HBO and Netflix
She was very polite when taking the food, not going crazy when she took it.
It's a good birb
The first time she got fed she was quite aggressive I think
@@aidenmalan4151 you haven't seen how chicken eat
@@light9205 yeah but i assume this birdie here is smarter than a chicken
@jota erre what?
Husband: Why are you full I just captured this worm!
Her: A titan fed me.
Eren Jaeger: 👀 *whistles*
Jamie Seo Hawks don't eat worms
@@ssn0651 alright thx for letting me know
😂
Jamie Seo 😂😂😂😂
She’s looking at the end like, “I’m sorry, but I’m new at this whole parenting thing. Could you help me raise them?”
She was actually still fearful of the human around her unborn babies, but will probably gain more confidence with the houseowner in weeks or months if she continues to feed her.
More like "wait a minute, you're trying to distract me so you can steal my eggs"
Weird thing is my close friend used to live in that building, so I recognise it..
@@MiguelBaptista1981 My guy, it was just a cute joke. Let it be lol
@@act2wasstronger182 🧢
The look of confusion in her eyes is just adorable.
Zefar77 haha She looked like she was gonna jump in the window at the end
It looked to me like expectation in her eyes.😁
What an adorable, deadly fluff of feathers and bones.😉
“u gon kill me yet or...?”
Yeah its adorable until it jumps and plucks your eyes right out of your face
Kevin Johnson in reality it would get slapped away and probably die because of the slap
She's like "They laughed at me when I chose this nest."
They all laughed at me saying Sarah lost her mind well who's laughing now!! Look at me now ma!!!
Also her:Now look at me, I get free food, I get feed, and I got a comfy home
i knew there would be some good comments :)
I was waiting for him to crack the eggs into a pan and fry them
@@morepaper86 fry eggs and serve to mother hawk
Mother Hawk: "Kids, when you grow up, fly to this hooman. It gives free food."
And 1 month later u will see a video : how 6 eagle feed on a women body 😅
@@SoupeDeSup lol
@@SoupeDeSup gulp... maybe true.. eh?
In google, that look like falcon eggs. Are hawks and falcons the same?
@@gamevids1959 They are not. And this is a type of falcon, a Common Kestrel. Title of the video is wrong.
Imagine you’ve just established a small house and suddenly a fucking giant descends upon your home but instead of smashing it he just hands you a large mcfries
why aint diz top comment lolz XD
this- this has to be the best "explanation".
I would become the embodiment of "👁👄👁"
@@theSkin_of_a_Killer_Bella 👁️👄👁️
Guys, I founded the relative of Hawk!
That's exactly how I think about the Endgame scene when Hulk hands Antman a new taco.
What’s funny is her mate will feed her. So you’re basically now her mate.
😏😏
Thats his girl now
Mr. Steal yo girl
OH YEAH FUCK BIRD TIME
@@Deathstro Wtf
Shes smart as hell stockpiling the food, then trying to get more. Got a college fund goin already..
Lmao comment of the year
Lmao, actually the way she looked through the window after she attempted to hide that last piece was priceless.
Now that is parenting 101 ready for childs dream to come true with their own wings if I should say
But is she smarter than a fifth grader? Probably....
Moms have to be smart to survive and raise the kids ☺️
Epic. She looked a bit scared at first but she's so cute
She was scared the entire time but she wasn't going to leave her eggs either, that was why she was puffed up the entire time. Trying to make herself look bigger and scarier.
I'd be scared to if all of a sudden a giant thing about 30 times my size peeked around some strange cave entrance and just started eyeballing me and my eggs.
Lol lmao
For the hawk, we look like a small titan
yes She wants to keep this food for her lover.
I love that she started essentially chirping at you as if thanking you. Then she's like 'I'll just save this for later' then looks at you like 'Will this be a regular thing? I can live with that"
She seems confused why she is receiving so much food without having to do anything.
They are spoiling her with socialism 😂
th-cam.com/video/d9JNTi-nYuQ/w-d-xo.html
Female hawks will be brought food by their mate while the female stays "home" to guard the nest and sit on the eggs. Delivery for lunch is actually pretty normal for this hawk, aside from the mode of delivery anyway.
@@PrawilnaMordka well that just looks uneducated to me.
@@ThermonuclearThighs not every joke has to be galaxy brain social commentary
Everyone's talking about how beautiful the bird looks but no one's talking about how those eggs look like potatoes
😂😂😂😂
XD they do, tho!
CUTE POTATS!
Or mushroms
Or the fact that that small bird laid 5 really big eggs?! I mean, how did she fly before she laid those????
@@Darkmattermonkey77 my mind is blown
imagine someone pops off the top of your bedroom and lowers a sandwich to you with a massive pair of tongs
i'd like that
Hard to see others living out your dream.
That would be awesome
That's THE Dream!
that'd be neat ngl
Crazy how she actually left the "nest" to store the chicken while the person was standing right next to her eggs
i almost guarantee she did that to see if the person was going to take her eggs or not
I def noticed that too :o
Food = love and kindness in an animal’s mind but I think the hawk was testing the human
Confianza.
Should she be sitting on the eggs?? How will they get incubated if she's Not??!
She didn’t even build a nest she just went, “this pot looks good”
Improvise, adapt, overcome.
Barzin Lotfabadi goggins
Its a Kestrel. She doesnt build a nest. she is a Cave-nester nesting high over ground on cliffs or hollowed trees. aka Garden box on high building ;-)
@@MrTargenor or in crows', ravens' and magpies' left nests
Looks like a peregrine although I don’t know if males and females have different feather colours. Their known to lay eggs on skyscraper ledges and everything
At the end, she gave the human the sassiest, most expectant look I've ever seen a bird give...
Don’t you mean the most expectant you’ve seen ANYONE give?
Yeah she was like "Bish get back!"
Than youve not seen crows
@Gary McMichael seriously we all vibin till u have to talk shit. U just had to didnt you
@@cameronlythe3352 LOL... You've given the vibin back
>Actual flying raptor
Everyone: "Her eyes are pretty"
@Caden Wikle Just off the top of my head. I'm not cool enough to be a falconer
wtf raptors r not linked to Falcons
@@zrozadxz raptor
/ˈraptə/
noun
1.
a bird of prey, e.g. an eagle or hawk.
2.
INFORMAL
a dromaeosaurid dinosaur, especially a velociraptor or utahraptor.
r/MurderedByWords
@@zrozadxz Peep the definition of the word "raptor."
She seems so calm despite a human being so close to her nest. They must have formed a bond. At that one point at the end she looks like, “Can I have more please?”
The eggs are already in that basket. With them at stake she will be inclined to try the calm route.
@@zenmonk6456 Is that normal for them? I don’t know much about birds in general.
@@ChaoticAngelKitten Nah I think birds usually just go straight to murder mode but I'm not an expert so who knows?
@@catpoke9557 That’s what I’d expect but you may be right or maybe she could just sense that this person meant no harm.
@@ChaoticAngelKitten Who knows? Birds are smart so it's hard to predict what they're thinking
She‘s so adorable round and fluffy looking. And her eyes are like a dolls. Freaking cute!
You are so adorable round and fluffy looking. And your yes are like a dolls. Freaking cute! :D
@@sirweebs2914 simp 🙄
@@hyperhurracan1324 it's called beeing nice you should try it from time to time
No is scary
That hawk has a good eyeliner taste lol
At the end she’s like “well? Where’s the fish?”
ahahaha
ahahaha you make me eating
It was funny lol
I thought it was chihkon
cynth0984 it is
She saved some for her mate now that's adorable.
I was thinking why she put that extra meat on the side...maybe saving it for later or the eggs when they hatch...but yes, it could be that she saved it for her mate...lol amazing.
@@impychimpyable Yeah I noticed that she didn't eat so that must be it.
She said thanks also
@@quiettornado1970Even more Adorable
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bird: "If you want to film the hatchings, I want filet mignon for a month. Non negotiable."
lol bruh this comment is so underrated
Underrated comment but I thought you mean Hawk*
@@YourFriendlyLion its actually a kestrel, as someone pointed out
She looks like she has those cartoon eyelashes that let you know the cartoon is a female but like in real life.
Cartoon tries to copy the real world as much as possible. Im a film director at ucla
Omg thar's so truue! Rofl
@@erich9779 very naice
Simply adorable! 😍
Omg, yes that's exactly what I was thinking.
She has such feminine patterns around the eyes.
Duuudddeee she's making those happy sounds that birdies make when they get treats! My rooster makes them too, though his are more like hyper active pakpaks.
But seriously I adore those sounds as it makes me so happy to see happy birds. You're doing a good job! 😍
You're adorable
By the 3rd piece she was less scared and more like “just give it to me”
That's what she said
how do u know u can be a liar
@@epicsauce7619 How do you know, you can be a liar
@@epicsauce7619 🤦♂️
@@epicsauce7619😐
The way she looks at the person who feeds her says it all💜
Says: get the fuck away from my children
@@oliver162 hahahaa 👏😂😂😂
Or: Give me more
Meanwhile the dad comes back with a squirrel he killed and she says she’s not hungry. She’s got a another man feeding her and now a whole bunch of shit just got started.
Person: Gives food
Hawk: Confused smiling
So wholesome
*visible confused happiness*
this is so cute
@@FricklePickle *HAPPY HAWK NOISES*
Hawk: “What’s in this?”
How she looks at the camera at the end, like "Do you have more?"
Right, literally just peeping behind the corner.
of that good stuff xD
😂 😂 😂 yessss
@d3adsoulja or "NO! You can't have the eggs!"
Yea that was definitely a look of "ok, you've done this twice now, what's the catch?"
I KNOW it's a bird. But Her EYES. She looks like a fluffy, giant eyed baby that don't even know how beautiful she is
of course she knows. she probably has the whole hawk community drooling over her lmao 🤣
Hawk simp
Asjan id smash
Ooostun Lime no stop
Ooostun Lime word
I have been feeding wild hawks for 5 years, limit eye contact, give her a big piece, add some straw, put some privacy material inside so they have peace. Don’t make them friendly to humans. Humans are dangerous to them. What you are doing is very nice. Thanks
Why limit eye contact?
@@TillTheLightTakesUs i think its so that they dont get used to human eyes and think all humans are nice, or at the very least dont try and interact with you more. Just a guess tho
@@TillTheLightTakesUs sorry if that came off as rude
@@TillTheLightTakesUs shouldn’t you know, of all people?
@@DrunkNugget LMAOOOOOOOO
They're not even hatched yet and she's trying to call them over to eat. Awww.
Oh! So that's what she's doing! I was wondering what could mean for her leaving her food to the side instead of eating it
Yeah, I wonder how is that hawk eggs taste like
@@BKD1308 wow, so edgy
@@misterkitty4509 Unless you're Chinese, they love a fetus.
First time parent I guess
Her eyes are kind because she's lowered her guard from hunting, past territorial, and into some trust.. And she is so smart, not wanting to set it in the dirt, as that second to last piece she left for a new one. Putting it on the sill worked, but her motherly instincts still wanted to not leave her nest unguarded too long. These connections with nature are absolutely beautiful, it's no wonder so many of us recognized the beauty in this. :)
Jesus this ^ comment was hard to read.
Hmm... delicious chicken.
Pandaboydu28 damn u damn you to hell, now i wants da chicken nuggets from da Mc Diabetas.... but since its only 8:09am i gits no diabetas. (I was tryin to spell diabetes likr that how that one guy says it in the commercial that got turned into a meme btw lol so dont think im so retarded it was unintentional....cuz im only lil bit retarded, mainly from catching da autism from the original comment)
Hmmm not sure about the trust thing....
@@_KingPin_-jm4st not hard to read at all. Stop listening to "muh dik" and "fuk da popo" garbage musak and improve your comprehension and lexicon.
Love the way she looks at the person feeding more."geuss youre not a bad guy after all ey"
Then they fucked
@@Mr.Obongo wtf you creep get off the vodka boris
Chinese Himmrah r/cursedcomments
@@Mr.Obongo aaaaalrighty then *walks away*
I'm Canadian and I take offence to this comment! It's "Eh" not "Ey"!!! 😂
Is it just me but that bird did a fantastic job wit her eyeliner I’m giving her some props 👏🏾
She’s now your pokemon, you fed her lol
I dont think thats how capturing pokemon works
Hmm
#nostalgia
@@jacker1880 Actually jes that is how it works
@@neucoolhip2089 ok you should probably let Game Freak know that pokeballs have been incorrect this entire time
Man that would be so cool watching those lil birdies grow up through your window with a semi-friendly momma.
u won't need an alarm in the morning ever again ;p
IT WOUDNT
Had a robin nest outside my window one year it was cool checking up on the little hatchlings and watching them grow
Good luck trying to hatch potatoes.
@@rb26nate they're not eggs?
this hawk’s skills with the eyeliner is better than most girls’ i know
This girl's skills with hawks is better than most eyeliner I know
This better the girls hawk’s is with eyeliner than most skills i know
This eyeliner better skills than girls most hawks I know
This eyeliner hawks skills the better with most girls than is I know
yo wtf
Just don’t feed her everyday, then she will no longer hunt and her kids won’t learn how to be self sustainable and hunt for themselves
smart.
this would've been sound advice...
2 years ago
Fun fact: Males usually warm the eggs during the day. Mama was missing out cause she takes the night shift.
@@juniorkyle8123 it's still sound advice today for others.
@@juniorkyle8123 and not to mention that the video wasn't even made by the channel
She hid the last bite and came for more with that innocent big brown eyes.
That bits for the father bird
Keepin IT for later
Not a crazy ladybird
@Deepa Kulkami - Loved how she held eye contact with the person capturing this video.
nah she went to feed her husband...
That a smart Mama bird. Storing for later.
this hawk has literally no idea that thousands of people on the internet think she looks sweet and it's kinda weird to me lol
Bitch cant even appreciate our complements, smh my head
@@eldritchgod4308 smh my head? Smh
@@macey2486 smh? Smh my head!
@@rangegod98 shake my head my head 😔
@@macey2486 ahh... Shake my head mh
When the chicks hatch, you’re going to have a full time job.
Serve us human
Do the baby chicks eat meat from day one? Maybe just worms?
@@vectorm4 I’m pretty sure they start off eating the mothers pre eaten food
@Occam's Shave Cream Most bird poop doesn't have a smell tho, untill you clean it...
good luck sleeping lol
The other hawk comes back from hunting*
-Are you cheating on me? Who fed you !
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
lmao
😂😂😂
uM hAwKs R nOt PeNgUiNs ThEy ArE NoT mOnOgAmUS
She's just at the end staring at you like:
"That was it?"
No she was staring because it wanted the human away from her eggs
L you must be fun at parties.
‘Where’s the rest of the chook?!’
She was more like „wow what a giant meal for my beloving babys. They wont starve unfortunately“
@@ryangalindo9480 heehee 😁
She's just like "Oh, thank you?" so gentle for a wild one
I think, it's so normal because people are more gentle although people are wilder than hawks.
@@yonege I wouldn’t say people are more gentle, I’ve seen people do horrible things to both wild and domestic animals 😔 But the person who filmed this is a good person, and that bird will remember it and probably come back every year to nest!
It’s likely been fed before and had enough human contact to not freak out.
It’s almost criminal that there isn’t more of this video.
There is more in the facebook. The baby hatched 5 and then died 2.
What's criminal is the resolution of the video.
@@thanakritk.2668 your replay is criminal. Where is the link!
@@BasilJJ sorry but it's been a year since it was uploaded but you can search for falcon in page"kingdoms" on facebook
This video has 23m views lol
Brilliant. U can see it gets more comfortable as it gets fed.
What a beautiful animal. She was so scared of you, but brave enough to protect her eggs from you if needed. Then by the end, she was practically asking you for more. You spoiled her, lol
Ikr, she took the treat out of the box like trying to avoid the dirt and then came back and just stared at the person like *gimme more* 😅 beautiful animal 💚
I think she’s going to save some for when the eggs hatch. Most birds keep food around the nest for quick and easy access to feed their babies.
I remember the Facebook where this video comes from. I think the eggs hatched safely and with time they left. The woman who originally posted it was really nice with them
@@tillie3545 thanks for letting us know that!! 💞💞💞💞
Im pretty sure its a he, not she.
That's a thankful gesture
Na na na I cant
I love you man💕
@@مقتدىغالب-ض9ذ ok
I keep seeing you every video watch
I'm not even surprised anymore
Ray Mak you're everywhere
In case you were all wondering, that Hawk is actually a model.
Lashesand Eyebrows on Fleek
not a paid actor?
I knew it!!!!
Mmm slay it, queen 😩👏👏
I wish all people were like this person who helped a mother hawk in need and gave her space, food and security. Empathy is underrated in todays world, and I'm not just talking about wildlife...
but sadly we should not make them trust humans. not all human have the same attitude as this person does. it is best for them to rely on their hunting skills
Hawks are disgusted birds one of them killed my rescued little robin chick 😭. I'll throw any hawk nest near my house.
@@user-jf7dd1eo3b Sorry to hear that
@@user-jf7dd1eo3bhow nice of you.
Oh she came back for more at the end like, “That was it? Are you sure?”
Exactly. That's the best part. This should be the most viral comment. Haha.
Last piece was kept for future use and came again to ask for one more please 😃
This is not complete video, As I remember, this bird saved for her male..and she gets few more which is not in this video, This was told by the the one who captured this video... It's a an year old one but much worth.
Her face at the end was like "bish why u stop?"
@@TheShahkulu 😄😄 bhai video cut kiya huwa hai.. Ossko aur thoda flesh milte hai...
She looks like she has on some GREAT eyeliner.
winged eyeliner ;)
Most likely a brand u cant afford, Honey *snaps fingers*
The black markings under their eyes absorb sunlight, effectively acting as sunglasses protecting their eyes from the sun because they have incredibly sensitive vision.
@Indrajeet Patil but the hawk is a SHE
She has great eyeliner skills
Father hawk comes back with food.
Father: I brang food.
Mother: I'm not hungry.
Father: WHO IS IT!!!
Hahhahaha
😂
😂
brang?? brought
@@yami2741 its a hawk dude. He brang food for his wifey
Helping others, be it human or otherwise, brings you instant peace and confidence. 🙏🙏
The Mother Hawk to her female friends: “Girls ! Its all about location !! Location !! Location !!”
This comment cracked me up!
Lol
"Location?"
"I found a spot by what you call 'the filthy humans'. Set up a nest outside one's window, and now I'm pretty much FED everyday."
"Ma, why didn't WE kiss up to the filthy humans?"
@@stevemc01 It's Dr Sheldon Cooper's dialogue in tbbt.
😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The hawk can't believe her eyes..Strangest thing she ever seen..lol
Imagine this big ass creature you decided to live by gives you food. Epic day to say the least.
Did he turn himself into a pickle?
@@chriss_volleyball hahahaha
I don't understand why there are some many people confusion this falcon for a hawk. Their faces are completely different
Well maybe since I have years of raising birds, including birds of prey, I can identify more easily a falcon from a hawk, but ordinary people without much knowledge on the topic can't identity them as easily
These adorable eyes with the eyeliners looking like long eyelashes. Hawks are something great. Animals are the joy of life. Make them trust you anf it's heaven. I always talk to any animals. I know they understand me, at least with the vibration.
That's a falcon.
I’m surprised it didn’t attack someone that close to her eggs.
Could possibly be because she made the nest there knowing a human lives nearby? Maybe she was expecting it. So she just rolled with it.
@@catpoke9557 No chance. The hawk didn't know that there was people there. It was evidently scared to see a human there. Since it knew that it wouldn't be able to kill or effectively attack the person (and didn't have the option to fly with vulnerable eggs) it just sat there in fear.
@RosesAreBlue not a hawk, it’s a falcon. It’s an American kestrel. They won’t attack unless you literally touch them with your hand.
At the end she's like: "Don't you have more?"
No, its that time to shut the window. Slowly.
She looks majestic, she looks like she has those fake lashes that make girls look nice
bloocarty even birds have to look nice 😂👌
Lol
Do you have a crush on that bird?
Sort of like the JOKER's Dimple brush
Gifts of God. A wonderful creation of God. I love birds of prey
That is a Kestrel. They are, if I recall correctly, falcons. Extremely interesting birds, capable of “hovering” by angling themselves into on coming wind.
thanks for the info. looking at some images for Kestrel it does seem like this may be it.
There are so many Kestrels where I live. They’re remarkable, and very distinguishable when you see them in the air. Did you know that when they hover, their head doesn’t move AT ALL unless they're looking around? Their main food is Birds such as Blue Tits and Pied Wagtails, and Mammals such as Mice and even the occasional small Rat (large rats are far too large for the little Kestrel to take). In the South of England, they may even take Lizards from Sand Dunes, although Kestrels are less populated in the South so that would be extremely rare.
That one is going to be too fat to fly much less hover. Haha
I think that's the same as eagle right? They hover by the wind too
@@MyLife_99z no, they are falcons. Much smaller that either eagles or hawks
Animals who nest so close to humans have already staked out the venue and have a good opinion of the dangers involved. The hawk's choice of this woman was no accident. But getting fed in this manner must have been a bonus. The bird feels grateful, of course. Clearly, a good thing is done. The only question that remains is "is it a trap" but things are looking better as time goes on. The chicks, by the time they are themselves laying eggs, will have lost a small part of their inherited aversion to humans. This particular hawk may also have been a chick that hatched in close proximity to humans. There will be no rodent problem in the area let me tell you.
Tbh I don’t think birds can think that advanced but I may be wrong
@@outbreak8184 You are very wrong. A good example is Parrots and Corvids, which are intelligent enough to have advanced problem solving skills, feelings and opinions. Corvids specifically hold grudges
Maybe the start of domestication of hawks
I don't believe a human has the right to think for a wild animal, because it sounds to advanced of that human being. The ego of humanity nowadays to down play the dangers of this type of behavior. If it nests there leave it alone, do you see it being natural that you have a bunch of healthy wild animals living in someone's house and being taken care of away from their instincts and wildness.
You write like Werner Herzog speaks
At the end she's like: "Ok human, I'm ready to accept further charity... Human? Further charity now? Now?"
She's just like my Cat in that respect.
@@matwatson7947 You're on your Cat's time, which you're usually wasting, according to the Cat.
@@IanPeon that's about right. I'm either feeding her or wasting my time.
Nearby mouse population: prolonged standing ovation.
Snacks: run out
Mice: (clapping slows...)
Mouse ovation for no more mouse aviation
@@musiew683 that was really clever! :D
It will balance out when mummy hawks feeds & then teaches her babies to hunt.
@Abby Not just you! I read the same thing! must be because of the eggs. :)
That is beautiful. Both the bird making a nest there and the person being kind to her. Wish we could see more like the eggs hatching.
Should totally do a live stream of the nest until they hatch. Never mind that since the vid is 11 months old lol.
When I look into those kind eyes I see an animal who is trusting you, asking for your kindness and I'm so glad she got it. What a great experience.
She looks like a weird owl the way she's standing. Weird In a good way. Shes so cute.
Its a hawk owls cant move their eyes
@@mosslynne4326 I know and that's why owls can move their heads almost all the way around. I said that it looks a bit like an owl not that it is one.
probably cause she’s just protecting her young : )
@@heyyou9472 yeah that makes sense. It's adorable I bet she's a good mom.
Hola como se llama ese hermosa ave no lo conozco
She's just using her looks to get what she wants. She didn't even bother building a nest.
Like most woman 😆 preach
@Homelander Well, only men could be tricked into supporting a single mom and her kids without so much as a thank you.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
wow, you folks are both delusional AND creepy.
please, stay inside. never ever talk to real people. they won't like you.
Yikes, found a little nest of
r/niceguys-
She's such a pretty birb, too! :D
She's so cutish!
kestrel bird
I see these birps all the time around my house.
I remember you.
X? What are you doing here!
Whoever this person is, God will bless this person for taking care of his creation. And especially so at the most delicate moment of the mother's life. Though she may not be able to talk, her eyes says it all. Thank you.
In Jesus’ mighty Name, Amen!
All I can grow is weeds in my yard and this person is over here growing a family of hawks in their planter.
F
Oof
I suspect this hawk is too young to know how to build a nest and that's why she chose a window sill.
Dooooood pass the weeeed man lol 420 heh heh hehHEHEHEHEHEHE
Sorry
"What kinda plant food ya using?"
"Medium sized birds and small river fish."
My hat to you. You earned her trust by respecting her space and feeding her. Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing.
These birds are very fast and much stronger than a pigeon. If he had threatened the eggs she might have taken a fair chunk out of his face, but there is some leeway for having his own domicile adjacent. In the wild a prey species that nests near such a raptor is probably safer than the bird who is abroad further afield. The trade here is that her eggs are not threatened through her own hostile action.
Can’t believe anyone would dislike this video. You’re so lucky, chance in a million that a bird of prey would nest there. I’m jealous.
Some people don't like birds, It's possible to introduce bacteria that could kill them. Is he making her get off the eggs? It may become reliant on a temporary situation, the chicks need to learn what to hunt, the nest is not suitable for chicks as they need to run before they fly, I didn't, but there could be lots of reasons to dislike the video.
You don't feed the wildlife. You're conditioning them to stop hunting and depending on humans for food.
@nasolem False Equivalence statement! The person on the video is not in the business of domesticating hawks. If this behavior persists winter will come the hawk will migrate and move to a different place where other humans might not be present or feed it causing it to die.
Abuse of animals drop to 0%
@@pigeonlove ...Yikes
You get to watch the chicks as they grow and when they hatch oh how lucky you are and kind person for caring for the hawk
Aww she’s making feeding noises like a baby would! She’s a happy momma
Good ear, good call 👍
I love how she stares at the end like you'd stare at a waiter who doesn't leave after bringing your food
I thought it was more like; "look how many we'll need to feed! But I'm up for it if you are?" Then stern face; "It was hard work laying all these."
I think she just wanted another piece of chicken or whatever that was for her mate
That is pure anthropomorphism.
You are projecting western human body language and customs onto a bird.
@@forestdenizen6497
There's always one of you. "People are enjoying something! It must be stifled immediately! I will demonstrate my superior intelligence by shaming them for their whimsy!" I bet that you're a blast at parties.
RIGHT 👏😂💖
Most hawks are very fierce looking and scary as hell SHES scary cuz she’s a hawk period but her face is so cute she’s looks like a mother straight up
....she IS a mother
It's not even a hawk tho. It's a kestrel. Like a tiny falcon
It's a falcon of some sort
How you know it's a mother and not a single dad? So sexist....
@@ralphwiggum7336 I hope Ur joking
She’s such a lovely lil lady! She looks so kind, yet tough. Sweet lil thing
At the end
Momma Hawk: Stares intently "More?"
Ikrrr
Just remove the question mark.
Mother or father Falcon*
Momma looks like she has some FIERCE winged eye liner
@TH-cam GOD Simp
@TH-cam GOD Butthurt
@TH-cam GOD asian girls want asian
I think im in love 👁️👄👁️
@@TheUltimateBakerofPotatoes9294 correct
I want to know where she got her lashes done
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I was gonna say that lol
This is so wonderful! She is adorable, and to provide her a safe place to give birth AND not have to hunt for food is such a blessing for this little momma. 💕
She looks like a Kestral- a small falcon. Males are very pretty in blue back and orange front. ...Its wonderful, the trust she has in you :)
Yeah the background tells that it looks Korea. It is nationally protected bird. But they somehow managed to live in city like that..
Thankyou!
J Yu Well hawks and even Falcons can actually be found in cities. It’s rare but possible for them to nest in big buildings as they provide the same things as a high cliff. I managed to find a red tailed hawk or some type of hawk land on my AC as it caught a bird and ate it. I wish I took a photo but I was too amazed and in awe at the moment that I wasn’t able to take a photo.
I'm amazed how calm she was with you being near her eggs.
I think it was a peace offering so she doesn’t tear apart the person when they want to have the window open. But regardless, it’s amazing!
Humans: "DOMESTICATE EVERYTHING!"
Everything: "free food and no hunting. I can live with this."
@Alex Wetherell which eventually came around to free food and no hunting. I know how domestication works. I just over simplified it for a joke.
@Alex Wetherell FUN FACT: the process of domestication is basically humanity hacking evolution for our own purposes. Rather than nature selecting traits to pass down that gradually build up into new species, we figured out how to do it artificially. Which makes it really bizarre that it took so long for people to realize that this happens in nature all the time, and even weirder that some people still don't believe it's real.
I would feel SO honored 🙏 I'm so thankful for people who realize how much of a privilege and gift it is to share this earth with so many amazing creatures and who do all they can to care for and respect them. 🥰
She has a very feminine look. Specially face. Looks like she’s wearing makeup.
My wooooshometer is ticking
I thought the same thing.
Damn.. you right
She looks like a Karen
Ya
I assume this is a peace offering so she doesn't tear their eyes out.
i just saw ur comment on the Sunfish video wow
Nothing my 22. Wont handle but of course just let the hawk be and have kids.
I was hoping she didn’t attack them even though they were feeding her. Beautiful bird.
I feel like this insults the reasoning of the hawk. She knows well enough to not attack something so much bigger than her. I feel like if the person went for her eggs, she’d attack, but if she had no reason, they could live without interaction at all.
Spitfire are you trying to sound badass or something? This is not a rhetorical question, don’t get all mad lol
I wish i had a mother hawk nesting on my window!
You can play pretend just get a chicken and place it on the window perch
@ too dangerous
Alina Fodorean danger is the reason not to perch your chicken?
@@Alex-ih9lc yeah they can't fly
@@alinafodorean5107
Well they will just become food so 🤷🏻♀️
Какое доверие к людям. Хочется, чтобы мы все этого заслужили. А хозяин молодец, оправдывает высокое звание "Человек".