Ah yes, after GA killing 2 of his children and his previous wife in a yandere attempt to get him for herself, he turns into a raging alcoholic, who one day comes home drunk and steps on his childs neck. GA really did a number on him huh
Thank you for uploading these videos! They are so inspiring! There are so much we can learn from nature! Watching these beautiful creatures going through their high and lows really gives me strength in life.
So watching these murderers of the skies eat pigeons alive gives you strength. Real bird lovers actually breed these pigeons only to watch them butchered
He's sick of GA, he's had to live and have children with her out of fear for his life, she's a yandere you see, she killed most of his previous family to get together with him, so he's like "aight fck this" and going to the liquor store for a bit, to drown his sorrows in alcohol
Don't get me wrong, but what happens to the dead chick ? Is it eaten by it's sisters and brothers ? Or even by it's parents ? Does the parents have any emotional behaviour towards her dead chick ? Thanks for the video!
@@GIN.356.A not really they just saw it as food there are cases where bird finds his/her mate dead and hangs around the dead body these guys are just cannibals like many animals
itz _ Tammie it’s not that she killed her own chicks, it’s that she potentially murdered the last falcon mum and definitely killed one of her chicks too
@@user-sw7ln9ro7y i said cats kill CHICKS not kittens even tho the male cats even if they don't do it often they do it more not only cats but all animals and that is called the survival of the strongest its cruel but it exists
@@firegator6853 you don't see the difference? Cats don't kill kittens in general. Dogs don't kill puppies in general. Humans don't kill children in general. That's why GA killing chicks cause such a reaction. There is the logic behind the survival of the fittest. There is a logic behind such a reaction.
@@user-sw7ln9ro7y male lions cough cough sometimes male cats cough cough some fish eat smaller ones of their species cough cough tadpoles and salamander nymphs cough cough male chimpanzees raid other chimpanzee groups and eat their babies
@@firegator6853 yes, I have already mentioned that in the first comment. A very rare human being would admire that cause we're not that kind of animals
I hope she does well, I find it strange how people hate her so much. It’s nature animals fight and kill over territory all the time so they can get the best spots to raise their own future families in. I had assumed most ppl watching this would of watched nature docs and seen animals like lions. New male lion(s) take over territory, kill any cubs under a certain age so the mothers come back into season, young males need to flee as seen as a threat or be killed. Even solo animals that keep territory ranges will fight over it GA is not the first falcon to fight and kill over a territory spot and won’t be the last. Unless there is plenty to go around this stuff happens. Those of you hoping GA is killed by another falcon, what it it’s still while she’s raising chicks and the new one does the same to the chicks that GA did? Does that new one become a hero as a avenger for the old mother or another monster for killing innocent chicks who’s only crime is that people have seen their mother fight to claim a territory? I know we get attached to animals but we can’t expect hold them to or behaviours as they’re wild animals and this is what they do when there’s competition, especially if there’s not enough to go around. Since the 2016 vid all other ones have so many negative comments towards GA and hoping this new mother dies because it’s karma and she deserves it. For what? Doing what animals do? If you feel this way here I’m afraid there a lot of animals ur going to want dead then..
Have you ever thought where that sense of justice comes from? Why we feel that it's unfair what GA did to the chick and possibly to the first mother peregrine? Honestly, if we think about evolution and the idea of "survival of the fittest", the law says that GA survives while the first mother dies. Those are the rules of the game. The weak must die in order for the strongest of the species to propagate. There is no remorse. There is no sense of justice. That's how the rules of "survival of the fittest' work. And yet somehow, deep inside, we feel that it's unfair what GA did. Why do we even feel that way when evolution is just doing it's thing?
Human beings evolved with empathy, which allowed our ancestors to care for one another and therefore increase our chance of survival. It’s no longer about caring about our own survival, it also extends to other members in our family, and we have learned to also extend that empathy towards other species.
It is called psychological projection. We project our humanity onto these birds. Human nature, though part of nature, has empathy, morals and remorse, thus a conscience. This human nature works, in a way, against the rules of nature and the survival of the fittest. It is what the alchemists called naturam contra naturam. Human beings don't usually go into other people houses, kill the family and then move into that house with their partners to start a new family and also without punishment from the law.
@@Agrarius24 Thank you for your response, but think about term self preservation. We only think to preserve ourselves. If we are all about self preservation, then we don't care what happens to any one else and yet, somehow, we do care. Why do we care if we only care to preserve one's self?
I love birds and falcons are amazing creatures , but they are causing a big problem to pigeon fanciers I was keeping around 30 birds (highflyer pigeons) and most of them were 3 4 years old and hatched at my loft (they were like a dog or cat to me anyway). There are peregrines in my area and they hunt really often pigeons not much the wild ones . I lost a lot of birds but the most sad lost was a hen that was my favorite. Stopped keeping pigeons cause it's nature's law the predators must hunt to exist .
"Accidentally." We know that was for 42
Looks like this year was an improvement over last- the parents only squished one of their offspring.
Anyone else disappointed that GA is still here?
Everybody hates a homewrecker/murderer
I miss the first momma
GA killed 2 Chicks in the past
guys let the past behind now she was a succesful mother
Survival of the fittest. It's the law of nature.
Us: learn to walk over time
these birds: learn to jump off a freaking building or die
Ah yes, after GA killing 2 of his children and his previous wife in a yandere attempt to get him for herself, he turns into a raging alcoholic, who one day comes home drunk and steps on his childs neck. GA really did a number on him huh
No sound this for this one? I know it was 95% screaming in previous years but still.
Hopefully another successful year this year. :)
No year shall be successful until the day GA draws her last breath
2:50 He took of like a fokin legend LMAO
accidently? he looked like he kept stomping on it like die die
@Malik Sturm his name was 42 and he sends his regards
Thank you for uploading these videos! They are so inspiring! There are so much we can learn from nature! Watching these beautiful creatures going through their high and lows really gives me strength in life.
So watching these murderers of the skies eat pigeons alive gives you strength. Real bird lovers actually breed these pigeons only to watch them butchered
@@davieking6856 indeed
Is this new GA or old killer GA
Old killer
Yup
I hate GA
Danelle Dominic Espejo who doesn’t
@@valac4199 murderer
what kinda move was that @ 2:48
He's sick of GA, he's had to live and have children with her out of fear for his life, she's a yandere you see, she killed most of his previous family to get together with him, so he's like "aight fck this" and going to the liquor store for a bit, to drown his sorrows in alcohol
I been looking for part 2 forever
when they are all grown they are so cute i want to keep them all in my home
Beautiful job!
The L7 Peregrine is now in Glasgow.
I feel like the mortality rate with all the other mothers was low, but GA came in and wrecked up the whole percentage.
well at least the video is muted so I don't have to go deaf every time I watch one of these videos
Don't get me wrong, but what happens to the dead chick ? Is it eaten by it's sisters and brothers ? Or even by it's parents ? Does the parents have any emotional behaviour towards her dead chick ?
Thanks for the video!
it becomes food, the bird brain dont differentiate between corpses
@@GIN.356.A not really they just saw it as food there are cases where bird finds his/her mate dead and hangs around the dead body these guys are just cannibals like many animals
Just here waiting for GA to die.
Mee too
GA : here we go again
Did they eat the died one?
Was the male drunk? The way he stumbled around the nest he might have crushed them all.
Where the sound as in previous years?
It's good that one can get a falconry licence and be allowed to interact with these beautiful animals...
damn GA is still alive?
Wow, that 🤬 GA is still alive
Is it the same Male ?
No sound :(
You stole this content from another channel.
pretty sure that male was no 42. he plotted this plan 2 years ago.
everyone hates GA.. me personally doesnt hate her even though ik she killed 2 of her chicks but cmon one of them was accidental
itz _ Tammie it’s not that she killed her own chicks, it’s that she potentially murdered the last falcon mum and definitely killed one of her chicks too
Wher is the place ?
I think it is at the Norwich Cathedral in the UK but don't quote me on that.
@@jenjenzpyro thank you so much for brother .
people: i hate GA she killed two chicks
also people: i love cats *they kill more chicks than GA*
cats do not kill kittens that often, though. unless we're talking lions and cubs
@@user-sw7ln9ro7y i said cats kill CHICKS not kittens even tho the male cats even if they don't do it often they do it more not only cats but all animals and that is called the survival of the strongest its cruel but it exists
@@firegator6853 you don't see the difference? Cats don't kill kittens in general. Dogs don't kill puppies in general. Humans don't kill children in general. That's why GA killing chicks cause such a reaction. There is the logic behind the survival of the fittest. There is a logic behind such a reaction.
@@user-sw7ln9ro7y male lions cough cough sometimes male cats cough cough some fish eat smaller ones of their species cough cough tadpoles and salamander nymphs cough cough male chimpanzees raid other chimpanzee groups and eat their babies
@@firegator6853 yes, I have already mentioned that in the first comment. A very rare human being would admire that cause we're not that kind of animals
Do they even care about there babies
i hope GA lives long
Watch the 2016 season. GA is a homewrecker
Well she is a murderer
Trust me i watched every episode. I hated GA alot but now i felt like her end is close too. So i was hoping to see her longer.
@@Dreic who cares she killed two chicks i know she killed three of her own but that was an accident trust me other creatures kill more chicks than GA
I hope she does well, I find it strange how people hate her so much. It’s nature animals fight and kill over territory all the time so they can get the best spots to raise their own future families in. I had assumed most ppl watching this would of watched nature docs and seen animals like lions. New male lion(s) take over territory, kill any cubs under a certain age so the mothers come back into season, young males need to flee as seen as a threat or be killed. Even solo animals that keep territory ranges will fight over it GA is not the first falcon to fight and kill over a territory spot and won’t be the last. Unless there is plenty to go around this stuff happens.
Those of you hoping GA is killed by another falcon, what it it’s still while she’s raising chicks and the new one does the same to the chicks that GA did? Does that new one become a hero as a avenger for the old mother or another monster for killing innocent chicks who’s only crime is that people have seen their mother fight to claim a territory?
I know we get attached to animals but we can’t expect hold them to or behaviours as they’re wild animals and this is what they do when there’s competition, especially if there’s not enough to go around. Since the 2016 vid all other ones have so many negative comments towards GA and hoping this new mother dies because it’s karma and she deserves it. For what? Doing what animals do? If you feel this way here I’m afraid there a lot of animals ur going to want dead then..
Have you ever thought where that sense of justice comes from? Why we feel that it's unfair what GA did to the chick and possibly to the first mother peregrine? Honestly, if we think about evolution and the idea of "survival of the fittest", the law says that GA survives while the first mother dies. Those are the rules of the game. The weak must die in order for the strongest of the species to propagate. There is no remorse. There is no sense of justice. That's how the rules of "survival of the fittest' work.
And yet somehow, deep inside, we feel that it's unfair what GA did. Why do we even feel that way when evolution is just doing it's thing?
@@user-ee4fs4gn4h good thought
Human beings evolved with empathy, which allowed our ancestors to care for one another and therefore increase our chance of survival. It’s no longer about caring about our own survival, it also extends to other members in our family, and we have learned to also extend that empathy towards other species.
Cause we all have a sense of self preservation and it projects onto birds lol
It is called psychological projection. We project our humanity onto these birds. Human nature, though part of nature, has empathy, morals and remorse, thus a conscience. This human nature works, in a way, against the rules of nature and the survival of the fittest. It is what the alchemists called naturam contra naturam.
Human beings don't usually go into other people houses, kill the family and then move into that house with their partners to start a new family and also without punishment from the law.
@@Agrarius24 Thank you for your response, but think about term self preservation. We only think to preserve ourselves. If we are all about self preservation, then we don't care what happens to any one else and yet, somehow, we do care.
Why do we care if we only care to preserve one's self?
I love birds and falcons are amazing creatures , but they are causing a big problem to pigeon fanciers I was keeping around 30 birds (highflyer pigeons) and most of them were 3 4 years old and hatched at my loft (they were like a dog or cat to me anyway). There are peregrines in my area and they hunt really often pigeons not much the wild ones . I lost a lot of birds but the most sad lost was a hen that was my favorite. Stopped keeping pigeons cause it's nature's law the predators must hunt to exist .