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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2012
- Stephi bravely defends herself, but falls out of the nest. She was found dead at the bottom of the tree by one of the researchers who went out as soon as humanly possible to find out what had happened. WEB PAGE LINK www.looduskalender.ee/en/node/...
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The only bird I've ever seen fight a goshawk and win is a common Buzzard.
This season a Buzzard landed on the Loch Garten Goshawk nest and the Goshawk retreated - no harm done, the Buzzard hasn't come back... yet!
The humble Buzzard imight feed on mice ,worms and carrion, but it sn't intimidated by a Goshawk it can hold its own when they come face to face.
Thsi isn’t an adult
That's cool. Every once in a while the unexpected happens. They're usually fairly similar in size, from the same family of raptors and both are vicious fighters who use their talons exceedingly well.
They say Goshawks are bad ass but I never would have thought one would attack an eagle as large as Stephi. It doesn't look like she fell out of the nest. The hawk got a hold of her head and dragged her out. Amazing video of nature.
Holy crap you're right! Watched it in slow motion at 1:35 and sure enough, there's one or two frames where you can barely see that bastard swoop back in from behind and grab it by the head. That's gangster!
TotalMishap yup! she was yanked out. very easy to tell by her angle and the movement of nest debri under her as she tries to hold on
I agree, she was pulled out because her talons were dragging the moss. plus you could almost see the goshawks claw for just a brief split second. Awwww I am broken hearted. She was so "beautiful", distinctive markings!!. But what I don't understand is, if it wanted her, why did it not take her after she was on the ground? I don't understand why God didn't make birfs like cats, always landing on their feet if they fall. Just breaks my heart.
@@lbluebird486 I think the goshawk more wanted her territory and viewed her as a threat to its safety, that's why it left her once she was dead
Why is Goshawk a bad guy? Goshawk is always sacrificed by eagles, and it's natural for him to eat and eat.
That's hilarious. She had big balls stepping up to the goshawk but it's pretty jokes that after all that she tripped herself out of the nest to fall to her death, probably 100ft and a broken neck. Long live the goshawk, and commiserations to Stephi the brave and big-balled eaglet.
This eaglet didn't kill her siblling, it was the only kid in the nest. I watched it since it was an egg. Parents had to hunt very far from the nest and left Stephi alone. One time she managed to defend herself from the goshawk but two weeks later it returned and killed her.
Carmen Elisabet Juanita de costa Brava Cortez Thank you for the facts, Carmen. It still hurts, doesn't it? I discovered Stephi accidentally when she was a few weeks old, I was immediately captivated by her beauty.
Yes it did! Eagles don’t just lay one egg. It’s usually three, but never just one
In 2012 this eagle couple laid only one egg. This kind of eagles usually lay 1 or 2 eggs.
@@Astronurd But quite often only one hatches, which is why generally two are laid.
Goshawk are so skillful
I think she was dragged out the nest and I read at the forum that she was decapitated by the goshawk. if you really want to know.
I do know, Robin. Thank you for completing this tragic event.
It's not in any way, shape, or form, a tragedy.
@@VictorHugo-xr1ng You’re 9 years too late. Nobody cares.
@@silvermainecoons3269 Apparently not. 👏🏼
@@VictorHugo-xr1ng Well except for me I guess
@@silvermainecoons3269 Haha, ty. :)
Oh Scyllabub, I can imagine how could you feel watching this when Stephi fell out of the nest...... I did not see it live, but every time I look at it - it breaks my heart...... I wish she would have been able to fly away...... Oh Stephi.....
What about the goshawk? It doesn't need to eat or have chicks to feed? After all we are talking about birds here. For somebody to attach all kinds of emotions and feelings to a wild animal that they've never met I think is incredibly unhealthy and a little ridiculous. It's cool to like birds and admire them from afar. I like birds. They're definitely fascinating wildlife. But your comment kind of threw me off though with all the sappiness in it. Would you feel the same way if the goshawk died?
@@yourdaddy6030 Well said Sir
@@yourdaddy6030 You guys are 9 years too late. Give it a rest.
Hey Robin, that eagle would need about 4 of those giant banana leases, don't you think?
Damn based on big she was she was probably a few days away from fledging.
Goshawks are accipitrids like eagles. I'm from the same family.
In the forest they are unbeatable, no one can compete with them. They are dominant. A female goshawk is almost double the size of the male and this should be considered in fights with other birds of prey. A female goshawk calmly takes down a 6 kg hare. The world of birds of prey is this.
What about great horned owl will they be a challenge to goshawk
@@ANTASIA_07 GHO is the primary predator of goshawk.
@@robertingersoll3039 oh thank you
Goshawks are the legendary killer bird
Most expensive bird of prey in medival times real killer if they fight in the sky they have no match.
On ground fight eagles and bigger prey have advantage of there size but not in sky
But When it comes to fight in the sky hawks and falcons have no match they are the quickest bird of prey
In old times kings particulary owns falcons or hawks no other bird of prey.
Many videos on youtube clarify my explaination of how incredibly fast and dangerous when they are in the sky and have no match
I have seen more Goshawk attacks since this video (which was 8 years ago!)... I have never seen a more aggressive bird, they are truly awe inspiring and dreadful.
Wow! I didn't know that... thanks for sharing! I however, love Goshawks and Eagles alike. To me, they're both just as beautiful as the other. Goshawks are mean little dudes though, but they're just trying to survive... just like everything else. As cruel as it is to watch for human eyes, it's all nature and a part of the big circle of life. 💜😊
How big would those leaves have had to be, Robin ?
You can see at 1:35 the goshawk getting a hold of the eaglet's head and at the very beginning of 1:36 pull it over the nest.
Nothing can survive a goshawk attack. They are the forest assassin.
So sad brave girl 🙏
yeah she was pretty big. But did not know to get outta there. I mean after you get roughed up, maybe she should have hidden under some leaves!
I feel for steph
wow she ws pulled out by the goshawk ....
great parenting across the board
Awesome you should of kept it live and location for viewers such as myself I would love to invest some food from here and there
Never leave a child home alone..
Tragic, poor eagle..., but that`s wildlife - brutal. There are other videos where eagles kill a hawk. But what I don`t understand: There are so many videos where siblings are killed by other birds of prey. But parents know the danger, don`t they? Why can`t one part of the parents go hunting for the childs and sometimes for him-/herself while the other one keeps an eye on the siblings? And then they take turns... Can anyone explain this to me? Is it because of not enough experience as first time-parents? Or are they eating so much that the parents could not change?
I can't explain it, Jo - it seems to me that the "intelligence" of raptors hasn't evolved beyond a certain level, and they perform as they have been programmed to, despite changing circumstances. But you do see variations of behaviour in the same species.
@@scyllabub Thank you for your answer. Now I noticed that it happend already 9 years ago!? Interesting theory. Maybe/propably you're right. I have no experience with birds of prey. But they are fascinating. Poor eagle, I'm so sorry. I hope this parents have learned from this experience.
it looked like she was pulled out of the nest!!!!
The most aggressive bird .
Pena no tener un plano más abierto para ver el último movimiento que hizo el azor
Can't she fly yet? Is she still an eaglet? No disrespect, I find it hard to believe that a Goshawk can kill a female eagle if she's fully grown!
Stephi had not yet fledged, she didn't stand a chance :'(
This match-up should be an easy win for the eagle. Very strange behaviour and outcome.
ManicMindTrick The eaglet was very young, not even fledged, MMT. No chance.
scyllabub
That explains it. I'm still surprised that the hawk tried and that it won considering the size advantage of the eagle.
@@ManicMindTrick Goshawks are incredible fighters and fearless. Often underestimated by humans but ne
So sad. why was she being attacked because there's a hawk nest close by? cam the hawks eat eagle's or just kill them. poor stephi punctured her head maybe
and the gossy went back abd eated probabke coz they go back
Was Stephi a fledgling?
Oh my goodness! That was 9 years and 1 day ago 😢 I think she was days away from fledging. Magic and tragic memories 💜
@@scyllabub That long ago! I didn't check the date on the post.
Where is This?? is it usa/ canada??
+Barbel Man Eastern Europe - Estonia, I think. I have added a link to the web page which describes what happened, it's in the description under the video.
and this gossy was just a male
Experience
I blame the parents. Where were they?
I felt that way inclined, too. How could they BOTH be out of range? So darn sad :'(
+goshawk1974 Probably down the pub or taking drugs
@@marcymarc3469 🤭
I blame the public school system, and MTV!
For all we know she may have done a forced fledge, it happens.
No, the Goshawk ripped her head off - we were told by the team who visited afterwards.
@@scyllabub Ah, that must have happened later then.
:-*
;)
It fell out of the nest. The goshawk would've been easily killed by the eaglet if it had actually attacked.
The goshawk tore her head off, according to the person who went to the site shortly afterwards and found remains.
That wasn't a fall that was a drag, look at the talons as she gets pulled, she's gripping the nest and isn't backflapping to right herself, the goshawk dragged her out
You underestimate the power in a goshawk, when they decide to kill another bird they are ruthless and extremely powerful. P4p one of the strongest birds on the planet.
@@Nenodom Common Buzzards steel food from Goshawks. Buzzards are the same size and have tallons just as dangerous. As for a Goshawk taking on a fully grown Eagle, dead Goshawk there my friend.
Carl Andrew Butcher in Norway, Sweeden and Finland (Fennoscandia) the Goshawk can be over 2 kilograms.. And their taloons are much bigger and thicker than that of a buzzard and will at times even kill Buzzards. A small eagle species like this even and adult would be no match for a Goshawk from Fennoscandia imo.
Here is a Norwegian news report where a Goshawk killed an adult Buzzard: www.firdaposten.no/lokalnytt/hauk-over-hauk/s/1-53-6494495
i hate gos hawks..coopers hawks...red tails...long live eagles...i also hate great gery horned owls...thats just me...
Too much hate there. Try to quell that. You'll live a happier life.
i love all birds of prey ;-;
seed1470 so, basically you just hate all raptors except eagles
Goshawks are the legendary killer bird
Most expensive bird of prey in medival times real killer if they fight in the sky they have no match.
On ground fight eagles and bigger prey have advantage of there size but not in sky
But When it comes to fight in the sky hawks and falcons have no match they are the quickest bird of prey
In old times kings particulary owns falcons or hawks no other bird of prey.
Many videos on youtube clarify my explaination of how incredibly fast and dangerous when they are in the sky and have no match.