Fourth And Final Red-tailed Hawk Chick Hatches | Meet L4! - April 29, 2022
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- L4 is here! After taking its time working out of the egg, the fourth and final Red-tailed Hawk chick hatched just before midnight on April 28.
This marks the first time that there have been four chicks at the nest in the Cornell Hawks cam's 10-year history. Watch the bobble-headed siblings jostle for their next bite of squirrel from Big Red during breakfast!
Watch live at allaboutbirds.org/cornellhawks
A Red-tailed Hawk pair has been nesting above Cornell University’s athletic fields since 2012. They make use of two different light towers for their nest sites. In 2012, 2015, and 2018-2021 they used a tower near Fernow Hall, and in 2013, 2014, and 2016, they used the tower nearest Weill Hall. We installed cameras at both of these sites to get a better look at the intimate behavior of these well-known birds as they raise their young amid the bustle of a busy campus.
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Quite the size disparity there! We’ve got two uppercase “L’s” and two lowercase “l’s.” This year’s cuteness is brought to us by the letter “L”!
Here’s hoping they all fledge happy and healthy. Thanks, Cornell.
I started watching BR's livestream when they were B's or C's... long time ago. It was addictive, so I had to stop. 😏 Now I just watch clips from different nests. Such a gift to be able to watch these nests around the world. 🤗
Yes. Love watching them in and out..
Thanks Yvonne.. Couldn't agree more. I can never be maxed out on cuteness 🌹🤗❤️‼️
Couldn't be happier to see BR make history for Cornell. Welcome #4! Arthur sure has filled the pantry! But, if history repeats, later on we'll hear BR tell him he needs to go to the store again! Always makes me speechless to see BR feed so gently. A sight that never gets old.
🦜~ I am over the Moon 💓🌹🥰✨ Cornell congrats. This is so special. Four lil ones, daddy gonna be busy 👍🏻
🌹Big Red and Arthur, congrats. All right, all right, all right 🥰 + one more ❤️
Little L4 is gonna have to be a tough nut to keep up with the other three! It was lovely to see Arthur there too with the family. It looks as though he has provided well for everyone as the “larder” looks well stocked. Such a beautiful sight to see! 🥰
Wow! The pantry is full.
OMG💕 I have been waiting and waiting and waiting! Excited for everyone! L4 is a very, very special little miracle baby, she/he needs extra special attention and care. Bless these little babes for a full and happy life. And L1 knock it off with pecking the heck out of your siblings😊💗
Haha they are all super cute but the bonking phase is one of my favourite parts as long as it's not fatal or overly violent. No doubt you know it's a natural part of establishing (I'm not going to say pecking order lol) dominance. This nest looks well stocked and if it stays that way they will all have a good chance and a college try at the very least. 🙏🏻🤞
I don't think you would laugh if you were at the pecking receiving end.
@@p.millard557 Probably not.
@@VictorHugo-xr1ng Falcon chicks do not seem to find it necessary to engage in any bonking behaviour in the nest and they seem to do alright as adult birds. Pecking order is a very male concept. I'm not convinced it's necessarily a plus for survival. It hasn't done much for humans!
In order for 4 to survive I would think/hope Arthur to help out with feeding the chicks ! It’s not an issue of food availability , one needs to be fed in order to survive
Yes, I hope Arthur isn't hanging out at the bar after dropping off food
Welcome little one! Thanks for the opportunity to see these hawks up close. Except for their red tails you just can't appreciate the intricate details of their plumage. Just fascinating!
Edit: we are awaiting the hatching of the 4 eggs from long time dad Newman and 2nd year mom Zooey at Great Spirit Bluff Falcons in Minnesota very close to the Mississippi and Lock and Dam. We love their stripped pajama bottoms😎
Happy Hatching Day little one. ❤️
Mama is feeding so gently. What a beautiful sight! 😍🥰
That L1 is already so aggressive towards his/her siblings--hope L4 can make it, but I was worried when I heard L3 hatched! L1 seems particularly nasty, at one feeding he just spent the time pecking at the others so as to not have them eat. I'm thinking perhaps why mom has laid a bounty of food around them, as to say to L1--there is plenty of food for all!!
All that pecking is natural at first. As we can see there's not a lack of prey in the nest. When L1 and L2 get their fill and no longer want to eat then the others will have an opportunity to eat. Lots of prey means all will eat well and eventually fledge.
@@eightinches6094 I know--I've watched nests here on YT for a few years now. That is why I feel L1 is particularly aggressive.
What could be cuter than baby hawklets.♡
This is going to be one busy nest! Watching Big Red feed the bobbleheads, I notice that she eats most of the furry pieces.
" Raptors eat whole prey which means that they eat the fur, feathers, bones, and teeth of their animal meal along with the muscle and organs. Bones and fur are hard to digest. To get rid of these indigestible parts, raptors cast (regurgitate or vomit) a pellet of fur and bones every 1-2 days. The regurgitated pellet is called a cast. You can sometimes find these on the ground and with close examination, tell what the raptor had to eat! You will find more bones in an owl’s cast because they haven’t been digested as well as those from a hawk."
From the Wildlife Medical Clinic website at vetmed.illinois.edu.
Marvelous bit of info about "casts" ✔️ Thanks so much 🤗🎀
🐣👏 L4 made it ! I was worried last night when I last checked and the egg was still there and all the others were laying on top of it! Arthur is a proud daddy!
I really hope they will all grow up healthy! So happy to see the 4th egg has hatched too!🥰🥰🥰🥰 Nice big family, and the parents are so good looking!
Que cositas mas lindas🥰🥰🐣🐣
Oh my there are a lot of squirrels in that nest
welcome #4! but 4 chicks in that tiny nest? WOW. hope there isn’t too much bonking on the little ones 🙏🏻
what an amazing dad. the pantry looks very full.
OMG!!! They are so cute!!
Wow, these 2 parents really stock up on food!!
Look at that pantry!
Arthur is not playing around! Lol. He must be like wth is going on?!?! So many mouths to feed, but he's showing what a seasoned hunter is capable of. I so often wonder where they go in the "off season"? Like do they remain completely separate from each other, i.e. do they live at Cornell all year long or do they migrate? I know these are emotionless killing machines but I can't help but wonder if they ever "miss" each other, in some way.
They stay together at Cornell
@@gillianmuspic2337 define "together" though. Like in the general area, or like both next to the nest? How do you know that? Thanks.
Sao mà nhiều đồ ăn thế chim bố săn mồi quá giỏi những em bé thật đẹp
So cute and super Kawaii 🇨🇴🇯🇵🇨🇴
Has Arthur shown up since then? Haven't seen him in a while.
Someone else wondered too. Let's hope he's looking for more food and not at the local bar relaxing.
Beautiful channel...👍
Thank you for sharing...
Have a great day ...👍👍👍
Oh my goodness! What a nice family!!! I could watch all day!!!
Nice!
When is 4 going to get some? I am worried!
剛才以為有三個，原來有四個.
Yikes. That is a lot of mouths to feed. Gonna be interesting to see how many of them survive to fledging.
Interesting? That's one word for it!
這什麼鳥呢？ 長的很壯.
老三真的比較小.
💗💛💙
What are they eating? Rabbit?
Little pile of puffy cuteness overload! What a sight! 😍
So exciting to see L4 has hatched!🐣 They all look very healthy. L4 is so tiny compared to the other 3. So cute when Arthur stopped by to check in on his family. Four chicks make a very full nest. It will be interesting to see how BR will be able to cover and protect them from storms and rain this season. I pray all four grow, thrive and fledge successfully. Congratulations Cornell, Big Red, and Arthur!❤
Adorable
Amazing!!
Wow...mom best be watching for the picking game...
Equal feeding, something that stupid Eagles still can’t figure out!