Watch These Peregrine Falcons Become Fierce Parents | Deep Look
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- High up in their 300-foot tower penthouse, falcon stars Annie and Grinnell's romance quickly gets real, as they face the tough demands of raising a family. They furiously guard their eggs from invaders, then stuff their screaming newborn chicks with meat. Will these kids ever leave the nest?
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Grinnell, a male peregrine falcon, looked up from his nest and started screaming. It was late March and he was taking a turn warming the four eggs he and his partner, Annie, were caring for in their home atop the bell tower at the University of California, Berkeley. A young female peregrine falcon, quite a bit larger than Grinnell, was lurking on the ledge above him. Young peregrine falcons will often come around the site where a pair is already nesting to check it out and plot a possible takeover. She walked right up to Grinnell in the nest and shrieked almost in his face. Grinnell spread his wings wide and swiftly chased her off the tower.
Grinnell had reason to be territorial. He and Annie have been raising chicks on this 300-foot tower since 2017.
Peregrine falcons are the fastest animals in the world: When in hot pursuit of a pigeon or other bird to pluck from midair they can reach 240 miles per hour - faster than a single engine plane. But even these raptor superstars need to settle down with a mate and have some babies to whom they can pass on their love for meat. When they do, they often pick a tall building in a city. Peregrine falcons regularly make their homes in cities across the United States, from New York to Chicago to San Francisco.
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--- Why do peregrine falcons nest on tall buildings?
Tall buildings - just like the cliffs they live on in the wild - give peregrine falcons protection from predators, a perch from which to hunt pigeons and other birds and ledges where they can lay their eggs.
--- Do peregrine falcons make nests?
Peregrines don’t build a nest of twigs and leaves. In the wild, they lay their eggs on a ledge in a cliff into which the female has scratched a bowl-shaped depression called a scrape to prevent her eggs from rolling away.
--- Why did the peregrine falcon nearly go extinct?
The pesticide DDT, used heavily in the 1940s and until 1972 in the United States to control mosquitoes and agricultural pests, accumulated in peregrines’ bodies. It thwarted the development of their embryos. And it reduced the amount of calcium in the eggs, which resulted in eggshells so thin that they broke when parents sat on them.
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0:50 "they prepare to become parents"
Grinnel: this is floor
Annie: yes this is floor
xD
*Wheeze*
"peregrine falcons are the fastest animals in the world"
_immediately shows footage of them mating_
Falcon: h a r d e r
That's why they quipped afterwards"in more ways than one" 😉👌
@@titotheparakeet3015 ooof
They go 500 mph in bed ;)
Lol
They are cute when still a chick but then you remember that they are like sky bullets when fully developed.
Are you saying being a sky bullet isn't cute too? Rude.
I'm gonna teeny weeny help you with the math on that Miss Peregrine falcon, you don't want to delta swoop on your prey at 2700 kph (two thousand seven hundred kilometer per hour or 700 meters per second) which is the speed of a bullet. You want to delta swoop with Geospatial optics and flight dynamics at the landing speed of some aircrafts at 390 kph. Oh and unlike bullets you know exactly what moving prey you'll kill, when, where,how,which and why.
Still cute
He said zoom
@@BobIoNix So, do you think it's cute or not?
3:00 Look at the dude's hands.
Respect!
Thank you for saving these amazing Falcons!
“Peregrine falcons are the fastest animals in the world”
*Birdie flies in to the frame and does a lil something something*
Jokes on them, I’m much faster.
@@RobGThai of course you are
Rob G hmm...
ara ara ~
@@judeninopolea1131 onee-san~
THE WAY ONE OF THE CHICKS GRABBED AT THE OTHER’S TAIL TO ANNOY THEM
THAT’S EXACTLY HOW MY SISTER AND I ACT
Wow your sister has a tail :D
Hmmmm. *Sweet Home ALABAMA*
@@randomcatmeow1394 😂😂
No they are birds. Dont compare their actions with human ones.
@@Galbex21 Birds breathe, humans do as well
0:04 "Egg"
Me: *iS tHaT mArS??!!!11!
I knew I wasn’t the only one
Why is your profile pic from a anime hentai
And dont tell me how I know
@@lovestotroll3135 Ah, I see that you're a man of culture as well.
@@itzyishi5844 whats the name, cultured comrade
I can mistake them as brown chicken eggs
I couldn’t have woken up to anything better than this
Good morning!
@@KQEDDeepLook *good afternoon*
i guess you are are single ?? lol .
@@KQEDDeepLook yeah, 2020 was such a tough year for white americans...
Me too! I was here when it was uploaded!
4:35 I love how the one getting kicked looks back a second later like "are you *serious* rn bro? Cut it out!"
00:17 Already 17 seconds in and there is already a falcon doing the naughties.
Isn't life beautiful.
I dont know what the falcon doing
That's why its 17+
@@razhorryan3557 wait this is 17+ oh i gotta go
And that my friend, is the miracle of life....
The Imagined Dialogues are so funny hahahaha
We aren't suppose to anthropomorphize wild things, but you know the one trying a takeoff "I got this! Oops!" must have been thinking something like that.
I loved it so much. It was so on point 🤣🤣🤣
@@patchdavis35 k KK bc CC. 9k9uhoo9
@@chrishisona1988 begone demon
@@cemonk_ I give u the cross of Jesus xd
4:34 *Boop*
*Boop*
"STOP IT!"
Ded.
Ummmmmm
Honestly, makes sense that they prove themselves through hunting. I would love someone to prove their worth through cooking and grocery shopping for me.😂😂😂
Lol only for you to go "bye you weren't good enough! But nice meal!"
@@f3rn436 I- 🗿
settle for nothing less
And this too.
th-cam.com/video/hUE8o056Cpc/w-d-xo.html
"Check out this human head! I'm hot, right??"
3:10 is a very powerful image, just look at their faces
Gets me every time.
😂 Yeah, cute but the eyes... (waits till I grow up hooman)👀😅
Temporal Toast
They look terrified 😂
"get my good side" is what they're saying before he took the picture
we can make a memeligion out of this
Between my wife and I, you certainly got a pair a' grins here!
Great!
Brilliant.
Noooo your pfp
aw
YOU ARE LITERALLY EVERYWHERE
I absolutely loved the video from the crowd of fans watching the baby fly for the first time! Everyone was so excited it made me tear up! 😢
"no wonder they're HENGRY"
"okay, I got this-"
THE NARRATION IS GOOD
THIS NEEDS TO BE A SERIES ON NETFLIX
4:05 “Oh my! Who pushed me???” 🤣
I like the narrator’s voice~ 🤗👍
Humans and their quest to anthropomorphise everything.
Laura, you totally killed this one. :) Normally I don't comment but when you voiced that falcon trying to fly I absolutely lost it! Thanks for making my morning that much better and thank you deep look team for all of your hard work! keep it up guys~!
Peregrine Falcon is my favorite bird of prey. Thanks Deep Look!
Good choice!
You cool Falcon lover
I love how she voice acts them like, "And DONT COME BACK!!"2:19
and "um...Im okay!" 4:06
So did I the small grunt she made when the falcon slipped was _gold._ 😄
I love how much effort this channel puts into their videos, they're very interesting. I just came back from school now and saw the notification. Keep it up guys, great video.
Glad you like them Melissa!
@@KQEDDeepLook :)
Aww Grinnell and Annie are such good parents 🥺
I had the greatest opportunity to rescue 3 of these falcons who fell out of their nest. I couldn’t find the nest,
it is probably very high up our tree, which is over 15 feet tall. I brought those 3 angels to the SPCA. I know that there is one more left up there, I hear him calling mamma every morning and evening. What an experience. They are the cutest thing and you get attached to them looking at you with those innocent eyes. Glad I could save them.
3:35 So that’s what a bird version of a hair ball looks like 🙃
I think all birds of prey make them. You should be familiar with owl pellets, those are the same.
their sacks of poop m8...
yup
what a delightful and wonderfully produced episode
Glad you enjoyed it!
"Peregrines are the fastest animals in the world"
OH MY.
389 kmh
They DID say “in more ways then one”
1:25 "the mom builds depression for their children so they don't leave her"
Is all I heard, so that's how depression is made.
Misao hold up
@@thehornwortofhornwort9832 why, I'm depressed since 2-3 days i want a reason
@@misao7746 really? I hope you’re doing okay,
@@misao7746 edgy
@@TheMadGod I'm living on the edge
of my city
4:35
The other falcon be like: dude tf you doing 😂😂
0:20 "In more ways than one."
I see what you did there :3
“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.”
―Albert Einstein
"I need my coffee" - Albert Einstein
2:19 I've never felt so much energy coming from her.
those eggs might be hers
That’s Grinell.The narrator said it,and also,check out the male and female falcon’s height.Annie is a bit taller and bigger than Grinell.
Female falcons are bigger because they have to defend the nest.Males are shorter and faster.They have to catch meal.
My home town ornithologists did a LOT of hard work to revive the peregrine population - they're called The Peregrine Fund, and during my last visit they were hard at work raising California Condors for release into the wild - it's an ornithologist's dream location when it comes to raptors.
I'm glad they're thriving. I saw one during november last year, flying. I also saw another falco (but different, smaller specie) some months ago.
Wonderful video of an amazing neighbor to all the Cal community. Having worked in a high rise where I could see peregrines occasional dive hundreds of feet to catch prey, I tremendously enjoyed this fabulous reminder of the peregrine's beauty and incredible hunting skills/adaptations. Many thanks to all the nameless biologists and their associates who have brought the peregrine back to so many locations in the States! Kudos to you for all your hard work and dedication to this majestic fellow living thing!
4:52 The way his parent feed him is so cute
0:17 Ummm is that what I think it’s is I- ummmmm I’m just gonna watch the rest of the video🤣🤣
"in more ways than one"
🤣🤣🤣
Im still 9 yet i get what they are doing..
The birds and the bees.
@@KQEDDeepLook what i dont get it? (I still got a lot to learn)
"And this, Captain Falcon, is how I met your mother."
2:49 You can tell this guy tangled with the parents a bit - check out that hand.
edit: turns out it was the rock climbing that caused that particular injury - ty for the info Gabriela.
Hi Michael Kelly. I produced this episode of Deep Look. Good eye! The hand belongs to Joel "Jeep" Pagel, a raptor ecologist at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service who has spent decades entering the nests of peregrine falcons to help their numbers rebound, and now that these raptors are doing better, to monitor the species. I asked him about his hand and he told me the bruises were caused by falling rocks, not peregrines. That said, he has been scratched by adult peregrines over his career. They go for the back and shoulders and also will hit his helmet. I wrote an article that goes into more detail about the efforts that Pagel and others did to bring peregrines back from the brink of extinction: www.kqed.org/science/1969983/raising-peregrine-falcon-chicks-is-a-real-cliff-hanger Thank you for watching! -Gabriela
@@gabrielaquiros1966 Nice! I figured there could be another explanation, but wanted to keep the post pithy =)
From the fast falcon action to Laura's funny voiceovers ("And don't come back!" lol)… this was a really great episode. Thanks!
she wavers (gets 'choked up') at 2:52, proves how (com)passionate she is. a very decent lady!
3:10 the most blessed moment.
0:22 Ha ha. The female's just like, Uh, what happened?
Laura.. best voice ever... I love the way she narrates.
The voice over of the birds are immaculate👌
Beautiful episode, loved it! Thank you guys!
Glad you enjoyed it!
4:35 I love how it just looks back like "Excuse me?"
I love when growing birds have fluffy feathers underneath their adult feathers, it looks so cute and ADORABLEEE
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 That first joke has me dead!
I love the voice acting for the birds
They’re so majestic. To be able to soar through the skies with such freedom, oh what a life.
They're all precious
2:19 "and dont come back" i like that so wholesome :D
Remember that DDT was banned “in the US.” That doesn’t mean all other countries. So migrating birds and fresh produce that come internationally may still be treated with DDT, so the “lingering effects” aren’t quite lingering but are still present entirely.
Actually, a worldwide ban was started in 2004. So, most of the world should be safe from DDT. Emphasis on most, as in some countries, DDT might be easier to produce than other pesticides.
@@doggo_woo ty for the info!
Her self-dialogue for the birds was spot on.
Nice video - thanks! Sadly "we" lost Grinnell on Thursday, March 31, 2022. He was found on a street in downtown Berkeley.
i died when she said "in more ways than one"
I enjoyed this episode! Of course, as I do with all of them! It’s fascinating to see the development of a bird family!
Fascinating, exciting, educational and motivating to continue learning! Thank you! ❤❤❤
2:53 scratched hands
Didn't knew about their near extinction, all my respects and thanks to all the scientists that helped avoid that! 💖
Hello! I just wanna say thank you for all your efforts. From researching to filming, by taking good care of those birds. God bless you people! 🧡
0:11
“They are the fastest animals in the world”
*Peregrines starts mating*
What did I just withness 😳😳
L I f e
Not to mention the intense music playing in the background
one of the hospitals in my province has these falcons to take care of the pigeon problem! they’re awesome birds
Seems i found another channel to add to my favorite channel list
I love how you teach us about something
Welcome aboard!
I love me some falcons. People really don't understand just how destructive DDT is. It's
4:35 falcons like “bro. Stop.”
Falcon:Flap wing
Caption:Ah yes applause
I wasn't expecting falcons to go "chip chip"
4:35 how the other one looked back like “are you done?”
I've binged all your episodes over the past 2 days. I only have a few left, but this is my favourite so far. Funny, cute, great writing, great footage, well done!
wow i really really really really love watching cute birds do things
"Grinnel and Annie"
wait a sec~
ANNIE LEONHART
Laura, I love your voice
Stay Safe and Stay Healthy
Love from 🇮🇳
Just imagine your chilling in your house and go outside your balcony then just see people with cameras on your roof
The falcon at 4:37 that’s eating turned around and looked at the other one with an expression like “do you mind?”😄
Thank you DEEP LOOK 💜
You are so welcome Donna!
I used to be obsessed with drawing peregrines when I was a kid. I'm still captivated. ✨😊✨
4:36 "can u stap??"
Haha stap saw it in a comment in celebcity
Nani!!
4:02 i’m wheezing 😂😂😂
Deep look is one of the best TH-cam channels on TH-cam - bravo!
Nobody:
Peregrine Falcons males looking for a mate: Ayo want some *WORMS* shawty
I LOVE DEEP LOOK SO MUCH!! Please make longer videos
Hahahahahaha the babies in the nest getting tagged: "Mom! Mom! Mom! Human! Human! human!!!!!" XD
Not only do I think Deep Look is an excellent channel, I also think it's the best channel from PBS Digital Studios, as well.
Laura, since it's inception, I've adored your channel, thank you so very much for all of the staff's work! Gabriela, your work astounds.
Hi Michigan Mister. Thank you for the kind words. It's always a team effort. For this episode we were given permission to use footage filmed by a team of volunteers using three cameras atop the University of California, Berkeley's bell tower. I feel very lucky to be able to showcase this dynamic footage that gives us an intimate look at an entire breeding season. Enjoy! -Gabriela
Gabriela, you're very welcome! Please send me a link to your channel so I can follow your work?
@@tymesho I don't have my own channel. I work full time for KQED, the public media station in San Francisco, on Deep Look. This is the channel where you'll see my work!
OK, well, I did sub you, and will look forward to your future work. Good luck, girl!
We have these birds in Boise Idaho too, along with Red Tail Hawks, Goshawks, and a Bald Eagle.
The way they look at their chicks when they feed them when they’re nearly adults and can easily leave gives “You need to move out” vibes 😂
i didnt know until now that they can fly 240mph. thats awesome
Thanks for highlighting this conservation success story! (We all need to hear about some wins these days...)
‘K thanks bye’ haha! Loved it 😂
I literally just read about DDT for an AP Bio Lab. Thank you Deep Look for telepathically knowing what I’ve been working on for the past 2 hours and uploading a video on it.
3:08 they absolutely know what a camera is and they pose for a picture
Great video! We have a nesting pair of Peregrines in my area. There is a group of us who conduct a Fledge Watch each year when the young are beginning to fly and improve their skills. They are fascinating to watch and I look forward to it every year.
This and Kestrels are so majestic.
"...in more ways than one..."
Lol I'm faster at it than that
It's kind of hilarious when you voice them, like when they learn to fly xD
Peregrine Falcons are awesome birds now makes me kinda wanna raise them for falconry.
Who's was a very sweet video! I am happy that the Peregrine Falcons are recovering from the effects of DDT. My heart felt so much joy when I saw the young falcon fly!
Prerigrine falcones are the fastest animals on earth...in more ways than one...
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