Theres this weird phenomenon with birds of prey where the moment they get caught their brains just shut down and they sit there contemplating their life choices.
@@AbhenandanJainit looked clearly like the bird just flew in there and probably didn’t know there were other birds in there. That hawk was trying to leave
The owl protecting the eggs literally inspected it for a good 20 seconds like "these are some nice wings you got pal, it'd be a shame if someone broke em"
I love how the owls are momentarily shocked, and then like: “We have this situation entirely under control. You can leave or you can die here. But we have this entirely under control.”
If you liked this check out, "Craziest Falcon Fight Ever! Female Lesser Kestrels Fight for Nest and Male Almost to the Death: th-cam.com/video/LmpsFw4KXfQ/w-d-xo.html
I like how everyone just chills for awhile after the initial attack and the other owl is just like "nice wing you have here" and they all stare at each other awkwardly.
Once a bird of prey attacks, its claws are locked for a while. Nature's way of making sure prey doesn't get away. The bird couldn't have left even if it wanted to. Once the owl and the kestrel were physically able to let eachother go again, the bird started its escape attempt.
You ever see that episode of family guy where Stewie and Brian warp into a reality made by Disney and everyone dislikes jews there? That's the energy I was getting from the Owls except instead of "jews" they were saying "Kestrels"
Or Owl B: interrogate time! Owl A: Who's you working for?! Who's send you here? Tell the truth because I wouldn't be nice on you if you refuse to cooperate
OWL 1: "Mah hubby says he didn't like yo face." OWL 2: "B*TCH YA IN MAH BARN, STEALING MAH KIDS!" (Idk i just feel like they would say that in western accent)
I was more surprised how the owl sitting on the eggs was rubbing itself over the kestrel, like it was giving it a silent ultimatum before things escalated again. 😂
Actually if you look at 0:06 you will see the Kestrel just poked its head in to look and the owl jumped up and grabbed it and yanked it inside. The Kestrel was genuinely surprised, and it was also fortunate enough to get away with its life. Moral of the story....dont get near an Owl nest...ever.
None of these birds are very intelligent (I say endearingly). They were just at a standstill, it looked like. Owls are quite silly; nowhere near being the symbols of wisdom that they are in media.
Erm, sorry to tell you, but owls aren't actually that bright. When everything stopped, they probably didn't know what to do because there was no movement. Especially the one sat on the eggs (I assume the mother). She was clearly confused and only realised when the kestrel moved again. Also, it was the kestrel that had hold of the barn owl.
I love how after the initial attack the owls seem to revel in their supremacy and convey to the little petrified Kestrel that "your soul belongs to us now". And the kestrel knows it.
Birds are both very delicate, and quite powerful. A well placed bite could prove immediately fatal, and you bet each could crush the other with their talons were they not locked together.
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I love that the mother, hovering over her eggs, sat there lingering over the kestrel, whispering sweet nothings to it. You can practically see the death threat in its eyes warning that if it tries anything, it's gonna tear out the kestrel's throat.
“My husband is so gonna fuck you up if you try anything, do it, try anything. I dare you, I fucking double owl dare you. Bitch, biiiiiiiiitch, you fucking pussyyyyyy.” - the instigating wife, which led to the second scuffle.
The whole scene is giving...vigilante justice on a home invader who decided to participate during a purge...& I love it 🤣. They were deciding what to do with their perpetrator turned victim. 😭
Predators are terrified of getting injured because that means they cant hunt and if they can’t do that they might starve so they avoid fighting much more than you’d think with an animal near their size or bigger. If these bird had tried to eat their eggs I bet those owls would have gone shit thought and killed it.
I love how the owl passively held down the bird while the other was ready to throw hands like good cop bad cop Owl 1: “I won’t hurt you. I’m just curious what brought you here” Owl 2: “SMELL LIKE BITCH IN HERE.”
The only reason why I think it was 'controlled' is the kestrel was assessing the situation against 'two' birds vs. one. The kestrel, IMHO, was more in control based upon what I've read, and it decided not to pursue the situation. The owls, if anything, may have been more paralyzed and what you're seeing is the owls freezing.
Are you crazy the Kestrel was shaken those owls were in complete control and that kestrel survived because the owls let it. They were somewhat sadistic at times.
Amazing. This was incredible to witness. I imagine the owl leaning over the other bird whispering something like, “Please stay, we would love to have you over for dinner tonight”.
I like how around 20 seconds or so it just sits there completely regretting its decision lmao. Its just frozen in fear for almost a whole minute lol. Then tries to fight back just enough to get away and the owl says NO IM THE BADASS HERE and just flips it back over like nothing. At that point its in desperation mode slamming itself around trying to find the exit. 🤣
Look at how both the kestrel and the owl are instinctively pinning each other's claws. They're smart enough to defend themselves against the most dangerous parts of their bodies. This is practically a close-quarters knife fight.
So true! I see how the barn owl was trying for a kestrel's neck twice. He knows there is a main blood artery, that can't handle a powerful beak! So clever
0:58 OwlDad is like the guy in the pub who acts like he wants to fight but doesn't actually want to fight so he pretends his little girlfriend is successfully holding him back. XD
Love how the kestral started to fight again after calming down and then was like “alright alright! We’re chill. I’m done I swear”😂 Glad it got it out cause those owls weren’t playing any games
@Ron Isley they both latched onto each other. The kestrel had both paws on top of the owls legs while the owl only had one claw locked on underneath the kestrels legs which is why it wasn’t able to escape on its few attempts
The fact that the owl behind the kestrel is probably just like "nice wing you got here, would be a shame if someone ripped it off" makes it ten times more hilarious
They are very intelligent. They didn't simply act on instinct and went crazy but instead assessed the situation calmly to prevent the eggs from breaking.
Yeh…You are right the male owl fought the Hawk and the female owl protected the eggs. But now the male owl is injured. So, I don’t know if the male owl will be able to protect his family from another attack.
@@jayme3181 That's probably because owls never move their eyes which are fixed, pointed forward and have to rotate their whole head to look around. Gives them a head movement that seems unnatural when compared to any other animal.
@@shadowfax9177 No wonder... owls are tough and strong, especially compared to their size... here for example, wild owls are the only true and very real threat to domestic cats, even if larger birds do live here aswell. Local wild owls are roughly the same size as cats, but can kill or badly injure a cat pretty easily... Cat sure won't attack one, it knows the result - but so does the owl, and it might attack the cat instead. Can only imagine how terrified this kestrel was...
Facts about barn owls and owls: -Barn owls are actually not in the “true owl” family, rather they are in the “barn owl” family. -Barn owls are one of the most widespread species of birds; the range of the barn owl includes all continents but they are absent in certain islands, as well as polar and desert regions. -Barn owls are mostly monogamous and unless their partner dies, they typically mate for life. -Like other owls, barn owls have forward-facing eyes which offer binocular vision, similar to us. -Owls have excellent low-light vision, and are most likely nearly colorblind (this actually helps as seeing less colors makes it easier to distinguish prey in the night). -Owl vision is based on movement. -All of these adaptations can help an owl visually locate their favored small mammal prey in the darkness. -But it’s possible an owl’s hearing plays the strongest part in finding prey, even more than their sight. Their sense of hearing is actually better than their sense of sight! -Owls have very sensitive hearing and one of the best of any animal. In near darkness, owls can locate relatively distant mice by hearing their little footsteps!
Additional fact (months late lol): barn owls (as most owls) have different ear placement for each side of the head, that helps them better locate their prey's exact position based on sound.
Fun to read everybody’s take on this. I was impressed by the sound communication. The male owl started to get fed up and probably grabbed the intruder harder with its claws. The intruder started screaming. That’s when the male owl let it go and the pair let it get out after that. The intruder was flapping around a lot while trying to get out, and it could have been seen as yet another attack, but I think that the verbal communication was understandable for all parts and that’s why the owls leaned back while the intruder tried to get out.
Yea after watching this, I can actually notice that the owls move in a way that shows that they seem to be actively assessing the situation. I never really looked into how intelligent owls are known to be, but something about this situation shows me they’re either older and experienced or they are somewhat very intelligent
(Bill the Butcher voice) WHO’S MAN ARE YOU? YOU MOTHER-WHORING KESTREL (bad word) DO YOU SEE THIS (talon)? I’LL TEACH YOU TO SPEAK (owl) WITH THIS FUCKING (talon)
I love how the kestrel initially fights back with confidence after that relaxing moment but eventually starts screaming bloody murder after the owl effortlessly flips her onto her back and all hell breaks loose. That final frozen frame of sheer terror as both owls begin closing in at 1:43
Here’s a rundown: Kestrel was perched outside and likely aware that there were owls nesting there, but wasn’t sure if they were present at that time or not. Kestrel tries to land on the rim of the entrance to peer in but misjudges the width and ends up falling into the nest itself. Not good for Kestrel. The owl that confronts Kestrel is Owl A, which i believe is a male. The owl that defends the eggs is Owl B, female. Mummy. Both of their instincts kick in immediately and they know to function as a team and multitask by Owl A dealing with the threat and Owl B protecting the eggs. Kestrel falls in and Owl A positions himself beneath it to latch onto the intruder, but as Kestrel falls its own instincts kick in and it also latches, so both grab each other’s legs. Interestingly, Owl B moves as soon as Kestrel falls in and begins flapping her arms, which indicates she was trying to frighten the threat instinctively despite not needing to. Owl A is clearly experienced in bird-on-bird combat and immediately attempts to pin Kestrel to the floor by throwing it down. At this point Kestrel is in trouble and is well aware it has fucked up. It tries to release its legs with a kick but Owl A has it pinned there and Kestrel’s right talon has locked up, a problem for birds of prey as this means Kestrel cannot release itself from Owl A. As such, they wrestle for a bit but Owl A is much larger and stronger than Kestrel, and the fight takes Kestrel to the corner near the eggs, which greatly distresses Owl B. Realising it can’t escape, Kestrel starts making a distress call and this is also likely due to pain and stress. Neither the Kestrel nor Owl A want to harm each other, they would much rather they both go their seperate ways and avoid conflict, but Owl A doesn’t know if Kestrel will leave if it lets go, and is also likely confused as to why Kestrel is still gripping its leg. Kestrel ends up upright and Owl A settles, which settles Kestrel. The sudden shift in the dynamic of the fight results in Owl B leaning in and inspecting Kestrel, as she is confused as well. Why isn’t the threat moving anymore? Is it still a threat? She examines Kestrel very closely and this is also a show of dominance. Both owls are now aware that Kestrel is going to have a very hard time fighting them both and causing any major damage, it just isn’t going to happen. Kestrel knows this too as during the scuffle it had either forgotten there was a second owl or was simply unaware in the first place. Kestrel freezes in place so as not to give them any immediate reason to kill it. You can see by Kestrel’s breathing it is very, very distressed. As soon as Owl B moves away Kestrel makes an attempt at escaping and tries to leave, but its right talons are still locked and Owl A has his right talons locked on Kestrel’s left ankle. Owl A places Kestrel against the wall and Owl B begins a threatening motion which makes Kestrel less confident and less likely to attack. You can see Kestrel looking frantically at her at this point. Owl A then attempts (quite confidently) to bite Kestrel’s throat, and Kestrel recoils and starts going ballistic to get free. Owl A once more uses his superior weight and strength to pin Kestrel down and then bites out some of Kestrel’s plumage in an attempt to get to its flesh. This is when Kestrel becomes once more very distressed and starts calling again. Owl A gets a good bite on the back of Kestrel’s head but Kestrel manages to get its head free and tries to throw itself backwards away from Owl A. Notice that both owls are quite calm and neither one of them is calling or being very aggressive. Owl B settles on the eggs and Owl A is now intent on killing Kestrel. He begins applying more pressure and corners Kestrel, smothering it and probably biting a few more times. This is when Owl B becomes more active and Kestrel finally gets its legs free, flapping up and around frantically to stay out of Owl A’s striking range. Kestrel is so stressed that it is disoriented and it takes some time until it leaves.
Excellent summary! I also noticed that in the latter half of the struggle, the kestrel struck at Owl A's face with a talon, clawing very close to its eye and I think scratching its nose (do owls have ceres?). At another point, before the kestrel began its escape attempts, Owl A bit down on the kestrel's beak. So brutal!
Very smart male, grabbing the kestrel’s feet and trying to keep her away from the clutch. The female wanted to attack but she needed to stay on the clutch and guard it, which is why she was just screaming and threat posturing. So no she isn’t “dumb” like some people are saying; both animals knew exactly what they were doing.
after reading this whole comment section i am even convinced that a lot of commenters here are "dumber" than any of the animals in this video. and yes, that includes the Kestrel things like situational awareness and common sense are so bred out of "modern" humans, it scares me
@@kingvagar Yep. With barn owls the female incubates, the male brings food. Even without the eggs you can tell which is which by colouration. The female is darker, and has black spots on her chest. (You do get the odd male with black spots, but their brown is still lighter than a female.) Who's incubating generally isn't a good rule of thumb for gender with a lot of birds though, some species they both incubate (some take turns swapping every hour or so, some have day/night shifts, the African Common Waxbill incubate together), with others only the female incubates, and with others only the male incubates.
It had to know there was at least one of them in the nest. Those beaks are so sharp and pointy and scary that you forget their talons can rip you wide open, too.
@@Joke_Bidumb I googled it, the most intelligent birds.. Kestrel as well as eagles are not in top 40. No owls either though, so luckily this Kestrel went after barn owls and not a crow which are considered the smartest birds on the planet.. And they like a bit of necrophilia. So Kestrel wouldn't be too thrilled with the outcome, I have seen crows here fight off a buzzard or kite. (I wasn't paying attention to its tail,I just saw a big bird get it's ass handed to it by 2 crows)
@@Kat-mu8wq Crows are. But they don't kill birds of prey. They harass them. Wonder why I always see crows follow them, then found out, if a hawk catch something, the crows would dive into Hawks to force them to drop what they catch. Kestrel, I think are the second smallest bird of Prey in the states. Barn Owls are large.
This kestrel roosts on top of the nest and this was not the first time. She wanted the box but the owls are just too big. see th-cam.com/video/ugd2TMoKZSg/w-d-xo.html thenth-cam.com/video/UL1jy9n5LYQ/w-d-xo.html
@@VL1975 Bro these people just have a camera setup. They could literally know nothing. I know that they do but just POSTING A VIDEO doesn't mean you know jack shit. Also the owls YANKED the guy inside if you look at both cameras. He literally poked his head in for a second to look and got snatched in. So clearly the poster DOESN'T have all the details considering they've labeled it otherwise.
I love it how the owls don't even look aggressive. They are just looking at him wide-eyed and kind of psycho. It's adorable actually. Terrifying because you can't tell if they are going to attack or not. I love owls
So by that logic, you would have leave your child alone to catch the pedophile/kidnapper who tried to get your child. Not a smart move to make as a parent
I mean what do you expect from a mother and father owl? They just did what's natural for them xD Mother protects the eggs and the father fights of the intruder. And Owls probably are in general more of the smart/caretaking bird kind.
@@jurajsintaj6644 Doesn't matter, they intelligently defended their territory. The internet says that owls aren't smart but through observation, one can see that they're smart when it counts
@@justaemptymall I'm not bird expert or anything but I'm not sure why people think this is so smart... Literally every single animal in the world does this. Even before humans when there were dinosaurs they were coordinated and prioritised there eggs.
I've learned a lot about owls. People misunderstand them thinking they're gentle. Owls are the psychos of the bird family. They stalk and hunt other birds of prey and are violent, vicious, but do it in a calm manner. This clip shows that clearly.
Its cool how the owls didn't cause unnecessary harm to the bird, they didn't just keep attacking it they left it alone while holding it to see if its intentions changed or not, formulated a plan, and went through with it
@@brinjoness3386 some animals are just assholes like the kestrel lol. I saw a video of a dog who watched and sat there wagging its tail while like 20 people walked by, then it watched the guy at the back of the group, got up, and chased the man into the street where he was hit by a car and died, and the dog walked away like nothing happened
WOW! Once the kestrel was subdued, the owls actually looked like they were mulling the situation over. Maybe they were stuffed from a big meal earlier but that kestrel was very fortunate to get out alive. Thank you for video.
I like how the owl toward the back kept looking like it was whispering in the birds ear xD "Shh Shh listen... do you hear that? That's the sound of no one coming to save you..."
Are you implying that the owls eggs were hidden in the side of the sparrow hawks head and that's why it looked like the owl was whispering in its ear? You know acid has some pretty gnarly long term effects right?
@@WTM3655 Nope. Not only was I not implying that, I don’t need to imply anything at all. No implications needed when anyone with eyes can see the eggs in the video and the owls reaction. Anyone with a brain can process that it’s trying to look under the attacking bird to check on them. What kind of a person has nothing better to do than troll owl videos on TH-cam? You, the guy without a properly functioning eyes or brain.
Lmfao First day on the internet? Dont worry petunia it gets easier as your sense of humor grows All I did was say it looked like the owl was whispering in the ear of the sparrow hawk xD if that's all it takes for you to let a complete stranger have power over your and your emotions.... If that to you is trolling... I'd run for your anti anxiety medication now before your fragile sensibilities are tested any further buckaroo
That falcon looks like it got injured before trying to escape. Owls did a good job of being intimidating and protecting those eggs. I like how the owl in the back stared right at the camera at the end.
@@CharterGroupBirdcams Thank you for the follow up. Last Spring I had a pair of nesting in a big tree in my side yard. They are colorful & good providers. Eventually two of the babies ended up on the ground & I was so worried since I have a guy who mows our 5 acres might run over them. But they did move to the church next door & were in 2 different trees & I guess the parents finished raising them over there. Fascinating.
Their predator sense was so goddamn present that was nerve racking you could sense death approaching at every second they were going for a brutal kill without a split second of pity gouging the eyes of this bird and killing it if it didn't defend himself being also a predator and going for the kill he would have died.
This was absolutely fascinating to watch. It appeared they had a quiet conversion right there at the beginning. It seemed the owls wanted to make sure that their message was heard by the end. Love all of these gorgeous birds of prey ♡
Kestrel: Oh god. Oh god, I've made a mistake.
Owls, whispering while leaning in: Do you feel safe?
Yes
I love it when one holds the legs and the other smells the feathers.. 😅
@@klytouch7515 IKR LOL! I was so stunned by all of it lmao! I want to know what the smelling-feather owl was doing hehehe
@@TheCandiceWang Nothting.. 😁
was dragged in
it wasn't going to inside
I love how the Kestrel just lays there like, "Now I know you're not going to believe me, but I totally walked into the wrong house."
😂😂🤣🤣
BAHAHAHA RELATABLE COMMENT
Barn Owl: Damn straight
Theres this weird phenomenon with birds of prey where the moment they get caught their brains just shut down and they sit there contemplating their life choices.
And they be like "Oh yeah, this definitely be the wrong house, fool!"
I like the pause where the Owls allowed the Kestrel to contemplate it's recent life choices up to that point.
"You have 15 seconds to make a decision!"
😂😂😂 great comment
Funny
I like how in end he had no choice but to beg for his life out loud to escape it's fate 😂
@@AbhenandanJainit looked clearly like the bird just flew in there and probably didn’t know there were other birds in there. That hawk was trying to leave
One owl is whispering, “you know you effed up, right?”
I was thinking, "You didn't really come in here to hunt, did you?" but that's just a guess...
I love how one attacked while the other defended the eggs. Very coordinated
не в тот дом залетел чувак
@@bosesebi6685 What? Who is the moron, mate?
@Aaron (We're all going to make it) And be it eggs there is nothing to protect..
they simply have no brains to attack in pairs.
@@bosesebi6685 nice bait
@some random guy Not at that point !!
The owl protecting the eggs literally inspected it for a good 20 seconds like "these are some nice wings you got pal, it'd be a shame if someone broke em"
"We can do this the easy way, or the hard way, the choice is yours"
"Im here for man's butt."
@@One-wingedKong wait, whaaa
SadKrit X never watched the boondocks?
@@soberbunny472 nope, I don't even know what it is 😅
I like how the Kestral just sat there with bugging eyes like “um… so this was obviously a mistake… maybe I should go”
Kestrel-"I MADE A BAD DECISIOOOON!!!!"
Dude was like”I’m sorry! I’m sorry! I’m sorry! I’m sorry! Please, just let me leave! Please?”
Where’s the door 😁
She's sayin " that things still recording right?"
🤣🤣
"You picked da wrong house fool!"
-That owl (probably)
* Big 'owl
I love how the owls are momentarily shocked, and then like: “We have this situation entirely under control. You can leave or you can die here. But we have this entirely under control.”
If you liked this check out, "Craziest Falcon Fight Ever! Female Lesser Kestrels Fight for Nest and Male Almost to the Death: th-cam.com/video/LmpsFw4KXfQ/w-d-xo.html
No you don't.
🤣🤣🤣🤣and you right
They weren't shocked at all. The male actually pulled the Kestrel in. Preemptive defense.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I like how everyone just chills for awhile after the initial attack and the other owl is just like "nice wing you have here" and they all stare at each other awkwardly.
Ye that had me puzzled for a bit.
I was like are they bonding now?
Nope.
It mostly comes down to stamina. These birds were not made for prolonged fights with birds of similar size.
frt
That was the least chill thing ever. The tension was building hardcore.
Once a bird of prey attacks, its claws are locked for a while. Nature's way of making sure prey doesn't get away. The bird couldn't have left even if it wanted to. Once the owl and the kestrel were physically able to let eachother go again, the bird started its escape attempt.
Lol I love the calm right after the first scuffle. The owls just sitting there sandwiching it like they were saying "Now what did we learn?" Lmao.
😅😅😅
A little dominance to “assert” the situation 😂
lol it's like they're deciding what they should do with it
😆 😆
"Honey, do you want a wing, breast, leg, or thigh?" 💀
Owls:alright you sleep with us 😊 0:14
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kestrel:NOOOOOOOO
Kestral went from "Bird of Prey" to "Bird of Pray" in less than a second LOL
Lmfao😂
underrated 🤣
Indeed , they were in pure despair
He got out. Kestrel was smart not to atttack the owl behind him. Could of gotten bit in the neck. Talon to talon action.
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I love how it went from “give me all your money” to “please let me see my kids”
I hope the bird don’t end up on a vlad tv interview
I think the bird just went in not knowing owls were there and got grabbed by the owl and couldn't leave until he decided to struggle for freedom
Your intelligence is showing
Lol bloody brilliant
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Even the camera could not watch this level of violence.
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I love how the second owl checks for any weapon hidden in kestrel's feathers.
these owls have "I'm not locked in here with you, you're locked in here with me" energy
😂
You ever see that episode of family guy where Stewie and Brian warp into a reality made by Disney and everyone dislikes jews there? That's the energy I was getting from the Owls except instead of "jews" they were saying "Kestrels"
Or
Owl B: interrogate time!
Owl A: Who's you working for?! Who's send you here? Tell the truth because I wouldn't be nice on you if you refuse to cooperate
yup, he's lucky to make it out alive
😂😂🤣🤣
Love how the momma owl rests her head gently on the kestrel's shoulder, like she's whispering some scary things into his ear.
Correct!
@springbross2634 Like she's telling him..."You love having those pretty little wings of yours, don't you? ❤ I'd love having them too." 🍽 >:3c
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@@fwobebe5164 That was a good one, Miss. 🤭👍
shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh only dreams now
I like how they both kinda sat there leaning over the bird like “Oh you messed up…”
OWL 1: "Mah hubby says he didn't like yo face."
OWL 2: "B*TCH YA IN MAH BARN, STEALING MAH KIDS!"
(Idk i just feel like they would say that in western accent)
@@Agent-km8og omg yes-
Didn’t know you liked owls sir
@@belphegren2062 I usually don’t mind the animal. Just happened to appear on my recommended.
Yeah 😆😆 that's exactly what i was thinking 😂
@1:38 “let tell you something “ let me tell you something “😭🤣🤣
I was more surprised how the owl sitting on the eggs was rubbing itself over the kestrel, like it was giving it a silent ultimatum before things escalated again. 😂
"Shhh shhh everything's gonna fine. Everything gonna be alright shhhhhh, just relax" like a psychotic killer.
'lay back just let it happen'
Whispering in its little bird ear
YEEES! Like wtf
That kestrel turned up the usual time , its just the husband was in,
I love when they’re all not moving like: “chill, let’s all just chill for a second” lol
They’re not chilling though. They’re looking for the best place to attack without getting hurt. Literally focusing on how to kill the other one.
Let's just chill 😊
Relax real quick aight?
@@ViolentGenius Hence "like"
wait man, im out of breath,
I like how at the end the owl looks at the camera like “Thats how we do it up in here!!”
“this my block homey”
damn
❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
That’s how we do it in the hood! IT HURTS SO GOOD!
It even give you a wink at 2:08
Kestrel :WOW food in the house.
Owls:Welcome to in Ghost house.
Actually if you look at 0:06 you will see the Kestrel just poked its head in to look and the owl jumped up and grabbed it and yanked it inside. The Kestrel was genuinely surprised, and it was also fortunate enough to get away with its life. Moral of the story....dont get near an Owl nest...ever.
that explains why it didnt fight back while it was pinned down lol
Uhh no, the Kestrel dropped in voluntarily. The Owl only moved up about 4 inches before intercepting and grabbing the Kestrel.
That kestrel ain't coming back. All the vocalizations are from the protesting kestrel. 'You grabbed me. I was only looking.'
I agree, + this part of nature is sad, I love all birds, am happy the kestrel was able to escape, ❤️
Will have to watch again..
The fact that those 2 barn owls were highly coordinated and basically held the other bird hostage and studied him is nuts
Amazing right? Owls are on another level
I think they were all just really confused tbh. Raptors aren’t known for much intelligence like ravens and crows are.
None of these birds are very intelligent (I say endearingly). They were just at a standstill, it looked like. Owls are quite silly; nowhere near being the symbols of wisdom that they are in media.
Erm, sorry to tell you, but owls aren't actually that bright. When everything stopped, they probably didn't know what to do because there was no movement. Especially the one sat on the eggs (I assume the mother). She was clearly confused and only realised when the kestrel moved again. Also, it was the kestrel that had hold of the barn owl.
@@nothanks1239 and Despite the fact that the Kestrel held the Barn Owl, the Barn Owl still gets the upper hand.
I love how after the initial attack the owls seem to revel in their supremacy and convey to the little petrified Kestrel that "your soul belongs to us now". And the kestrel knows it.
This!
True!
0:59! Where you going? I thought we were having fun?
No health care in mother nature. They were just doing what they needed to do no more no less.
Lmfao
Kestrel literally screaming, "I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry" at the end.
It's interesting how many calm moments there are, the birds trying to figure out what's happening or find a way to attack without getting hurt
It's the record device lagging.
Birds are both very delicate, and quite powerful. A well placed bite could prove immediately fatal, and you bet each could crush the other with their talons were they not locked together.
@@Freedom-of-Thought no
@@Freedom-of-Thought no one is talking about the lag
@@0JayDoubleU The "calm moment" actually is lag.
Timeline:
00:00 - standoff
00:05 - decision
00:09 - brawls and realization of mistake
00:14 - reflecting
00:24 - tormenting
00:57 - desperation
01:00 - “okay, okay, I'm sorry!” with more torments
01:14 - discombobulate
01:16 - all out
01:22 - beating
01:30 - “I had enough, let me go.”
01:36 - nope
01:45 - regret
01:49 - lesson learned.
🤣😂 That was incredibly on point
Discombobulate 😂😂😂
Literally a perfect synopsis
This was beautiful. 😂
👌🤣
Kestrel:"What's for dinner?"
Owls: *JUSTICE*
*AND SPAGHETTI*
Ironic how this is an Israeli channel as well.. wouldnt expect justice within a country that’s committing a live genocide
Owls: you
Oh yeah, you supporting terrorists?
Israel didn't start this shit, it was one Jewish country, the fact that you expect completely different country to be like USA is just dumb, they believe that they have to be all against Islam, and they almost all are. Islam is all around them, and almost every Islamic country said that they hate and want to kill every Jew.
Btw fuck you@@irippiri2847
@@irippiri2847 Here comes the party pooper!
0:22 I love how in that moment of awkward silence the kestrel's face seems to say "in my mind it had gone differently"
Love how it’s eyes were squinting in the beginning like “this fool cannot be this dumb.”
“The fuck they doing up there?”
Narrator: "in fact, he can"
😅😅😅😅😅 "I know damn well..."
Gave him that "try me bitch" squint
Lmfao nice 😂😂😂
I love how they're up on the intruder like, well, now this can go one of two ways...
🤣
Why didn't they eat intruder but play with it?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
@@yuegonghuamei6685 Because the male wasn't really capable of killing it with one leg and the female was to busy protecting the eggs
I love that the mother, hovering over her eggs, sat there lingering over the kestrel, whispering sweet nothings to it. You can practically see the death threat in its eyes warning that if it tries anything, it's gonna tear out the kestrel's throat.
Yeah this is like the best movie scene ever, except it's real life holy smokes
“My husband is so gonna fuck you up if you try anything, do it, try anything. I dare you, I fucking double owl dare you. Bitch, biiiiiiiiitch, you fucking pussyyyyyy.” - the instigating wife, which led to the second scuffle.
She’s whispering “You’re gonna die…..we’re gonna kill ya and then we’re gonna eat ya.”
@@thatyoudliketoknow1628 Exactly! There's something so human about the whole interaction
The whole scene is giving...vigilante justice on a home invader who decided to participate during a purge...& I love it 🤣. They were deciding what to do with their perpetrator turned victim. 😭
Kestrel: BRO, IT’S A PRANK!
Owls: We don’t do pranks here…
Couldn’t help but laugh when everyone stopped fighting 😂😂😂the kestral’s face was freaking priceless
I know. It was like the owl said," Okay, I don't really think you want to go there kestrel."
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
that thing looked saf like i will not die here
Predators are terrified of getting injured because that means they cant hunt and if they can’t do that they might starve so they avoid fighting much more than you’d think with an animal near their size or bigger. If these bird had tried to eat their eggs I bet those owls would have gone shit thought and killed it.
You can see fear and other emotions on kestrels face but nothing but creepy emotionless stare on owls.
I love how the owl passively held down the bird while the other was ready to throw hands like good cop bad cop
Owl 1: “I won’t hurt you. I’m just curious what brought you here”
Owl 2: “SMELL LIKE BITCH IN HERE.”
🤣
Lol
aahhahaha
The top one is defending the eggs. Not so funny now. Is it.
@@Wayzor_ Still funny. It was a joke.
I gotta be honest, it is a bit creepy the way the one owl held the kestrel as the other calmly inspected it all over.
“You wearin’ a WIRE!?”
@@TheCandiceWang Kestrel looks nervously at tracking tag...
Nature can be creepy at times. Some birds meal isn't even dead when they start eating it. It's traumatizing to watch.
sooo creepy!
@@albabelen5628 birds are flying rats, makes sense
Kestrel: i just wanted to know if yall needed a babysitter!
Owl: lets fuck him up!
I have new found respect for owls. That was a really controlled way of dealing with an intruder.
The only reason why I think it was 'controlled' is the kestrel was assessing the situation against 'two' birds vs. one. The kestrel, IMHO, was more in control based upon what I've read, and it decided not to pursue the situation. The owls, if anything, may have been more paralyzed and what you're seeing is the owls freezing.
So much! I'm impressed and proud of them!
@@alanboody7004 those two owls are much bigger than that lil bird. im sure it was shitting its pants.
Are you crazy the Kestrel was shaken those owls were in complete control and that kestrel survived because the owls let it. They were somewhat sadistic at times.
@Patrick Green take a closer looks at the birds feet. Then rewatch the video
The owl protecting the eggs was like whispering the kestrel:
"Do you fear death? You're to far from home boya"
And then owl is like: "Now smell my arm wing pits..."
😂😂😂😂😂
"Tell me, Kestrel, do you bleed?"
"Scream for me you pig- I mean, Bird"
🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀 like the barn owl was whispering "you know you done fu*ked up, right"
The owls were like: “Someone call the ambulance, but not for me.” 😂
@@kserrata You don't say
@LINK profile pic checks out
@@kserrata I don’t believe you
@@kserrata trolling lvl : cringe
Yes
1:52 That feeling when your mate left after the footie game on tv, and you have to find something to talk about with your wife.
Amazing. This was incredible to witness. I imagine the owl leaning over the other bird whispering something like, “Please stay, we would love to have you over for dinner tonight”.
Kestrel : okay so what's on the dinner?
Owls : You!
Do these look like the eyes of mercy?
"And if there's any leftovers, we'll save them for our chicks."
@@komododragon410 they were Jeffrey Dhamer in their past life 😭😭
I was thinking more the owl studying the kestrel was like “you got a real purty wing there boi, you gon’ squeal like a pig for me?”
I like how around 20 seconds or so it just sits there completely regretting its decision lmao. Its just frozen in fear for almost a whole minute lol. Then tries to fight back just enough to get away and the owl says NO IM THE BADASS HERE and just flips it back over like nothing. At that point its in desperation mode slamming itself around trying to find the exit. 🤣
he does not understands time or regret pal
@@Bizasbusiness Look, an Owl expert
@@Bizasbusiness of course he does
@@tankourito5419 Owl?
It looked like the kernel was holding onto the owl and not the other way around 🤔
Look at how both the kestrel and the owl are instinctively pinning each other's claws. They're smart enough to defend themselves against the most dangerous parts of their bodies. This is practically a close-quarters knife fight.
So true! I see how the barn owl was trying for a kestrel's neck twice. He knows there is a main blood artery, that can't handle a powerful beak! So clever
Its just... That kestrel would have no chance if the other owl went full rambo, their legs are crazy strong
@@kasia1785
Surface level it knows that's a weak point. Does not know that it's because of the artery.
@@jayw900 You cannot know if it knows or not. In bird civilisation it won't be called an artery.
@@diligenceeke3023 Bird want man-flesh
0:58 OwlDad is like the guy in the pub who acts like he wants to fight but doesn't actually want to fight
so he pretends his little girlfriend is successfully holding him back. XD
Love how the kestral started to fight again after calming down and then was like “alright alright! We’re chill. I’m done I swear”😂
Glad it got it out cause those owls weren’t playing any games
Check out also: Super Amazing! Three Rounds of Barn owls vs Kestrels Fighting to the Death: th-cam.com/video/eq3krWHYIro/w-d-xo.html
@Pure Blood yeah I noticed that. It tried attacking again despite this but finally understood it had no chance after its last attempt lol
@Ron Isley they both latched onto each other. The kestrel had both paws on top of the owls legs while the owl only had one claw locked on underneath the kestrels legs which is why it wasn’t able to escape on its few attempts
If you watch, it's the owl that starts up the fight the second time. It lunges with it's beak and goes to bite the kestrel.
@Pure Blood the Kestrel was just looking to borrow some sugar, but the owls thought he was trying to rob the place.
0:23 the kestrel's face 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 like, "this .... this was a mistake"
The fact that the owl behind the kestrel is probably just like "nice wing you got here, would be a shame if someone ripped it off" makes it ten times more hilarious
Owl : indeed, a huge one.
" I did the calculations before I came in, but god am I bad at math."
Errors have been made
Hello darkness my old friend...
2:07 I love how at the end the Barn Owl at the back looks at the camera, almost like saying, “Hope it caught all that” 😂
Correct!
Heck even winking
@stars._.370 bro it actually just winked at the camera
The one owl screeching at the end after the kestrel left is like “yeah and don’t come back!”
The way the owl looks at the camera at the end like “you see that?!” 😂
Camera man: Ahh yes I do see that in fact I saw the whole thing and I'm just about turn off this 📷 so I can delete it thank you.
Was about to say hahaha, almost like they know
''My soul left my body''
Jajajajaja
Only to you, the fool, it seemed so.)
The Kestrel's face when it's being held is like "I have made a severe error of judgement"
They are very intelligent. They didn't simply act on instinct and went crazy but instead assessed the situation calmly to prevent the eggs from breaking.
Their instinct is to assess and protect the eggs lol why would you assume a nesting owls instinct would be to go crazy ?
Yeh…You are right the male owl fought the Hawk and the female owl protected the eggs. But now the male owl is injured. So, I don’t know if the male owl will be able to protect his family from another attack.
@@g.6991 They prefered to protect the egg than going 2 v 1 like dumb dumbs. Use your brain.
You people have a serious missunderstanding of reality if you think birds can reasson like that...
It's not intelligent, it's just instinct
Mom owl whispering in the hawk's ears - 'Run quickly while you still can. My husband has a temper. He can be brutal' 😅
The way the owls just looked at the kestrel is incredibly creepy, must have been a lifelong lesson to learn
The kestrel was close to their eggs so they had to act calmly at first.
You are right, birds are generally creepy but owls are the creepiest. I call them eeeuuuugghhwls.
That's how you look at a home invader.
@@jayme3181 That's probably because owls never move their eyes which are fixed, pointed forward and have to rotate their whole head to look around. Gives them a head movement that seems unnatural when compared to any other animal.
@@majordbag2 That's the case for all birds, actually.
You can legitimately see the fear in that kestrel’s eyes
You can!! The way he pulls back his head like "ooh. I messed up!!"
@@shadowfax9177 No wonder... owls are tough and strong, especially compared to their size... here for example, wild owls are the only true and very real threat to domestic cats, even if larger birds do live here aswell. Local wild owls are roughly the same size as cats, but can kill or badly injure a cat pretty easily... Cat sure won't attack one, it knows the result - but so does the owl, and it might attack the cat instead. Can only imagine how terrified this kestrel was...
No you can't. That's your imagination.
@@timbodnar6711brother animals has feelings. They get scared, they can get angry. How is that imagination 😂
@@Ommarrie No one said animals don’t have feelings, you’re yapping.
The owl behind the Kestrel looked all menacing like, " Yeeeeeh, we got you now.. don't we..." Awesome vid
I just love how the owls hold him hostage, while his life flashing before his eyes
her, judging by the lack of blue wings.
I like how the other mate was literally threatening the Kestrel, looking at its wing span and actually leaning on it. Owls can be ruthless.
The other one winks
She was a mom too. Aint nobody getting her babies.
There tough!!
They are also smart considering birds of prey also.
"Those are some nice feathers and wings you got there, be a shame if you lost them and tried to fly"
Krestal: *Pokes its head in*
Barn Owl: "Ah, alas brethren. You have chosen the wrong home."
😂🤣
"you picked the wrong house, fool!" -Big Smoke
"So,you have chosen death" - Sauroman
Lol
Barn owl at 1:46 " ...say "what' again! I dare ya! I double dare you, motherfcker! Say 'what' one more goddamn time! "·
Facts about barn owls and owls:
-Barn owls are actually not in the “true owl” family, rather they are in the “barn owl” family.
-Barn owls are one of the most widespread species of birds; the range of the barn owl includes all continents but they are absent in certain islands, as well as polar and desert regions.
-Barn owls are mostly monogamous and unless their partner dies, they typically mate for life.
-Like other owls, barn owls have forward-facing eyes which offer binocular vision, similar to us.
-Owls have excellent low-light vision, and are most likely nearly colorblind (this actually helps as seeing less colors makes it easier to distinguish prey in the night). -Owl vision is based on movement.
-All of these adaptations can help an owl visually locate their favored small mammal prey in the darkness.
-But it’s possible an owl’s hearing plays the strongest part in finding prey, even more than their sight. Their sense of hearing is actually better than their sense of sight!
-Owls have very sensitive hearing and one of the best of any animal. In near darkness, owls can locate relatively distant mice by hearing their little footsteps!
Additional fact (months late lol): barn owls (as most owls) have different ear placement for each side of the head, that helps them better locate their prey's exact position based on sound.
Fun to read everybody’s take on this. I was impressed by the sound communication. The male owl started to get fed up and probably grabbed the intruder harder with its claws. The intruder started screaming. That’s when the male owl let it go and the pair let it get out after that. The intruder was flapping around a lot while trying to get out, and it could have been seen as yet another attack, but I think that the verbal communication was understandable for all parts and that’s why the owls leaned back while the intruder tried to get out.
Yea after watching this, I can actually notice that the owls move in a way that shows that they seem to be actively assessing the situation. I never really looked into how intelligent owls are known to be, but something about this situation shows me they’re either older and experienced or they are somewhat very intelligent
Why do you assume it was the male owl fighting off the intruder? Maybe it was the female owl.
@@isbsjxbxns because mom is on eggs
@@thrillone7423 male birds sit on eggs too
@@isbsjxbxns ok noted .like u said we assume and can be wrong
I love how the owl is all like "WHO SENT YOU?! WHO SENT YOU?! ANSWER ME!!"
🤣🤣🤣❗
@@dalestringham170 Laughing my bussy off
😂😂😂😂
(Bill the Butcher voice) WHO’S MAN ARE YOU? YOU MOTHER-WHORING KESTREL (bad word) DO YOU SEE THIS (talon)? I’LL TEACH YOU TO SPEAK (owl) WITH THIS FUCKING (talon)
WHERE’S RACHEL?!! *breaks arm*
I love how the kestrel initially fights back with confidence after that relaxing moment but eventually starts screaming bloody murder after the owl effortlessly flips her onto her back and all hell breaks loose. That final frozen frame of sheer terror as both owls begin closing in at 1:43
Wow, Owls are pretty handy at aggression whilst still appearing completely chilled lol
Kestrel: "I am here and you're in danger."
Owls: "We are the danger."
Here’s a rundown:
Kestrel was perched outside and likely aware that there were owls nesting there, but wasn’t sure if they were present at that time or not. Kestrel tries to land on the rim of the entrance to peer in but misjudges the width and ends up falling into the nest itself.
Not good for Kestrel.
The owl that confronts Kestrel is Owl A, which i believe is a male. The owl that defends the eggs is Owl B, female. Mummy.
Both of their instincts kick in immediately and they know to function as a team and multitask by Owl A dealing with the threat and Owl B protecting the eggs.
Kestrel falls in and Owl A positions himself beneath it to latch onto the intruder, but as Kestrel falls its own instincts kick in and it also latches, so both grab each other’s legs. Interestingly, Owl B moves as soon as Kestrel falls in and begins flapping her arms, which indicates she was trying to frighten the threat instinctively despite not needing to.
Owl A is clearly experienced in bird-on-bird combat and immediately attempts to pin Kestrel to the floor by throwing it down.
At this point Kestrel is in trouble and is well aware it has fucked up.
It tries to release its legs with a kick but Owl A has it pinned there and Kestrel’s right talon has locked up, a problem for birds of prey as this means Kestrel cannot release itself from Owl A.
As such, they wrestle for a bit but Owl A is much larger and stronger than Kestrel, and the fight takes Kestrel to the corner near the eggs, which greatly distresses Owl B.
Realising it can’t escape, Kestrel starts making a distress call and this is also likely due to pain and stress. Neither the Kestrel nor Owl A want to harm each other, they would much rather they both go their seperate ways and avoid conflict, but Owl A doesn’t know if Kestrel will leave if it lets go, and is also likely confused as to why Kestrel is still gripping its leg.
Kestrel ends up upright and Owl A settles, which settles Kestrel. The sudden shift in the dynamic of the fight results in Owl B leaning in and inspecting Kestrel, as she is confused as well. Why isn’t the threat moving anymore? Is it still a threat?
She examines Kestrel very closely and this is also a show of dominance. Both owls are now aware that Kestrel is going to have a very hard time fighting them both and causing any major damage, it just isn’t going to happen. Kestrel knows this too as during the scuffle it had either forgotten there was a second owl or was simply unaware in the first place. Kestrel freezes in place so as not to give them any immediate reason to kill it. You can see by Kestrel’s breathing it is very, very distressed.
As soon as Owl B moves away Kestrel makes an attempt at escaping and tries to leave, but its right talons are still locked and Owl A has his right talons locked on Kestrel’s left ankle. Owl A places Kestrel against the wall and Owl B begins a threatening motion which makes Kestrel less confident and less likely to attack. You can see Kestrel looking frantically at her at this point.
Owl A then attempts (quite confidently) to bite Kestrel’s throat, and Kestrel recoils and starts going ballistic to get free. Owl A once more uses his superior weight and strength to pin Kestrel down and then bites out some of Kestrel’s plumage in an attempt to get to its flesh. This is when Kestrel becomes once more very distressed and starts calling again.
Owl A gets a good bite on the back of Kestrel’s head but Kestrel manages to get its head free and tries to throw itself backwards away from Owl A. Notice that both owls are quite calm and neither one of them is calling or being very aggressive. Owl B settles on the eggs and Owl A is now intent on killing Kestrel.
He begins applying more pressure and corners Kestrel, smothering it and probably biting a few more times. This is when Owl B becomes more active and Kestrel finally gets its legs free, flapping up and around frantically to stay out of Owl A’s striking range. Kestrel is so stressed that it is disoriented and it takes some time until it leaves.
noice
I read this like a telenovela nice documentary summary for animal planet. This is actually really good
If only this could be translated in John Maddens voice...
Excellent summary! I also noticed that in the latter half of the struggle, the kestrel struck at Owl A's face with a talon, clawing very close to its eye and I think scratching its nose (do owls have ceres?). At another point, before the kestrel began its escape attempts, Owl A bit down on the kestrel's beak. So brutal!
Very well written summary! Enjoyable to read, thank you for taking the time to write it!
Very smart male, grabbing the kestrel’s feet and trying to keep her away from the clutch. The female wanted to attack but she needed to stay on the clutch and guard it, which is why she was just screaming and threat posturing. So no she isn’t “dumb” like some people are saying; both animals knew exactly what they were doing.
after reading this whole comment section i am even convinced that a lot of commenters here are "dumber" than any of the animals in this video. and yes, that includes the Kestrel
things like situational awareness and common sense are so bred out of "modern" humans, it scares me
That got a laugh outta me, you’re so right and it’s bizarre 😂 i am baffled by how uncommon common sense is 🤦🏽♀️
@@hazardeur It scares me that you read the WHOLE comment section, dont you have a life or something?
@@fsfx i think i can spend my time as i fucking please without having to justify it to some random schmock on youtube
@@hazardeur
Wow man you took that a bit to personally, it’s almost as if you really don’t have a life and you resign within your mother’s basement.
Hawk: "i was just playin! I was just playing, its a prank bro"
I like how the husband just holds him down as his woman insults and threatens the invader in all bird language imaginable
Husband? I didn't. See a ring on the finger 🤣
how are you so sure it was the husband holding him/her down. lol
@@Thomas-pz7ww almost all of the time female barn oul that sits on her eggs. No I'm not genders stereotyping there not kestils that both sit on eggs.
@@jonedson5910 does it look like i know what a kestil is. plus i never said you were gender stereotyping. lmao
@@Thomas-pz7ww that kestrel is female, females are completely brown males also have grey heads
2:09 That wink at the end telling hubby good job and then he nodding like sure honey no problem got me smiling. 🦉🦉
How do you know who is who?
@@damnft8218 I assume that the owl that incubates the eggs is the mother and the one that defends is the father...
@@kingvagar makes sense
Except that male and female pairs always swap duties throughout the day, so you can never be too sure 😅
@@kingvagar Yep. With barn owls the female incubates, the male brings food. Even without the eggs you can tell which is which by colouration. The female is darker, and has black spots on her chest. (You do get the odd male with black spots, but their brown is still lighter than a female.)
Who's incubating generally isn't a good rule of thumb for gender with a lot of birds though, some species they both incubate (some take turns swapping every hour or so, some have day/night shifts, the African Common Waxbill incubate together), with others only the female incubates, and with others only the male incubates.
I love how he says "And stay out" when the bird escapes
😂😂😂😂😂 After all that owl said, " Now go and never dare to break into someone's private place"..😂😂😂😂
I love how the kestrel just sits there for like 20 seconds asking itself important questions like "wat dafuq have I done"
Lol.. I too think those were the exact words going through its brain 😂🤣
I'm fucking crynnn that's literally his whole demeanor
@@MindYaNeck 🤣🤣🤣
Kestral: Sooo, umm, mistakes have been made. I'll just see myself out shall I.
@@narcissistichumility1269 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣that's right
You can just see in the kestrels eyes that it realized it made the biggest mistake in its life 😭
"The risk I took was calculated, but man am I bad at math."
It had to know there was at least one of them in the nest. Those beaks are so sharp and pointy and scary that you forget their talons can rip you wide open, too.
What was it even thinking? It didn't realize there's two owls in there? You'd think a Kestrel would be more intelligent than that.
@@Joke_Bidumb I googled it, the most intelligent birds.. Kestrel as well as eagles are not in top 40. No owls either though, so luckily this Kestrel went after barn owls and not a crow which are considered the smartest birds on the planet.. And they like a bit of necrophilia. So Kestrel wouldn't be too thrilled with the outcome, I have seen crows here fight off a buzzard or kite. (I wasn't paying attention to its tail,I just saw a big bird get it's ass handed to it by 2 crows)
@@Kat-mu8wq Crows are. But they don't kill birds of prey. They harass them. Wonder why I always see crows follow them, then found out, if a hawk catch something, the crows would dive into Hawks to force them to drop what they catch.
Kestrel, I think are the second smallest bird of Prey in the states. Barn Owls are large.
Could it be that the kestrel was just looking for a nesting place and didn't see the owls at all? Attacking two owls would be pretty crazy.
This kestrel roosts on top of the nest and this was not the first time. She wanted the box but the owls are just too big. see th-cam.com/video/ugd2TMoKZSg/w-d-xo.html thenth-cam.com/video/UL1jy9n5LYQ/w-d-xo.html
No look at the other camera...look at the back owl, they are watching each other before it kicks off.
With eyes like that I very much doubt he didn’t see them 👁👁👍👍
@@SupaPoopaScoopa I love how you're telling the people who posted this wtf is going on there...LOL OK BUDDY!
@@VL1975 Bro these people just have a camera setup. They could literally know nothing. I know that they do but just POSTING A VIDEO doesn't mean you know jack shit.
Also the owls YANKED the guy inside if you look at both cameras. He literally poked his head in for a second to look and got snatched in. So clearly the poster DOESN'T have all the details considering they've labeled it otherwise.
Owl was in his whispering to him "now u know u don't fd up right?" 😂
You pick a wrong house, fool!
Chillll smoke it’s me .. cJ
Ohhh my dawg
I love it how the owls don't even look aggressive. They are just looking at him wide-eyed and kind of psycho. It's adorable actually. Terrifying because you can't tell if they are going to attack or not. I love owls
You ARE an owl.....
@@GorillaCrewWarGaming ????
@@Edinstvo-The-Astral-Wolf ???? Why is my statement so hard to understand? It isn't rocket science.
The Kestrel is an idiot.
Are you crazy, they literally dragged the kestrel into their home. It's like dragging someone into your home from the sidewalk to beat them.
@@docholliday9382are you retarded? Did we all watch the same video?
I love how that Owl protecting the eggs just looked straight into the camera at the end almost like "Uhm... Alright, what just happened?" 😅
I love how the attacking bird tried to make a break for it and the Owl said where you going its too late to go home now.🤣
loool
@@hamhockbeans "I was foolish. Perhaps I did go a little too far..." "NAW, YOU GOOD!" "OH GOD!"
@I Rap Better Than You no, u
Lmao
Mama owl: What should we do with him
Papa owl: I have a few ideas
1:46 I love how the owl just stood with it's back against the wall as it allows the kestrel to flap about making it's undignified escape! Priceless!
It was guarding eggs
The eggs safety is priority man
if you see a cockroach you would react the same
They wanted the kestrel to get out without fighting
So by that logic, you would have leave your child alone to catch the pedophile/kidnapper who tried to get your child. Not a smart move to make as a parent
It’s crazy how smart they are, one owl is protecting the eggs while the other is defending them, teamwork right there
I mean what do you expect from a mother and father owl? They just did what's natural for them xD
Mother protects the eggs and the father fights of the intruder.
And Owls probably are in general more of the smart/caretaking bird kind.
@@justaemptymall not that smart. they are more like anxious balls of feather and fluff, on the lower end of bird intelligence
@@jurajsintaj6644 Doesn't matter, they intelligently defended their territory. The internet says that owls aren't smart but through observation, one can see that they're smart when it counts
@@justaemptymall I'm not bird expert or anything but I'm not sure why people think this is so smart... Literally every single animal in the world does this. Even before humans when there were dinosaurs they were coordinated and prioritised there eggs.
I legit thought it was just chilling at first 😂😂😂
That look at the end when the 2nd owl looked at the camera was priceless. "Did you guys see that?"
I've learned a lot about owls. People misunderstand them thinking they're gentle. Owls are the psychos of the bird family. They stalk and hunt other birds of prey and are violent, vicious, but do it in a calm manner. This clip shows that clearly.
Its cool how the owls didn't cause unnecessary harm to the bird, they didn't just keep attacking it they left it alone while holding it to see if its intentions changed or not, formulated a plan, and went through with it
I got the feeling 1 owl wanted to hand out a death sentence.
They probably don't want things to get messy. The eggs could've been damaged if they went all out.
@@brinjoness3386 some animals are just assholes like the kestrel lol. I saw a video of a dog who watched and sat there wagging its tail while like 20 people walked by, then it watched the guy at the back of the group, got up, and chased the man into the street where he was hit by a car and died, and the dog walked away like nothing happened
Honestly look closely , the kestrel has the owls talons on a clinch only the beaks were the attack shots, kestrel did great.
@@C-IM2NaSTY- the kestrel "doing great" isn't exactly a good thing lol. I was rooting for the home team
WOW! Once the kestrel was subdued, the owls actually looked like they were mulling the situation over. Maybe they were stuffed from a big meal earlier but that kestrel was very fortunate to get out alive. Thank you for video.
Owls were like "you picked the wrong house, fool!" 😂
"It's just a prank bro"
Or "who's send you here?" "What's your real motives?" "For who's you working for?"
Kestrel: "Let me go!"
Mama Owl: "Pay attention, moron. Man, if you can eat your food while everyone is losing theirs..."
The Owls: "You came to the wrong neighborhood cuz...“
I like how the owl toward the back kept looking like it was whispering in the birds ear xD
"Shh Shh listen... do you hear that? That's the sound of no one coming to save you..."
😂😂😂
You mean checking on their eggs aka children?
Are you implying that the owls eggs were hidden in the side of the sparrow hawks head and that's why it looked like the owl was whispering in its ear?
You know acid has some pretty gnarly long term effects right?
@@WTM3655 Nope. Not only was I not implying that, I don’t need to imply anything at all. No implications needed when anyone with eyes can see the eggs in the video and the owls reaction. Anyone with a brain can process that it’s trying to look under the attacking bird to check on them.
What kind of a person has nothing better to do than troll owl videos on TH-cam? You, the guy without a properly functioning eyes or brain.
Lmfao
First day on the internet?
Dont worry petunia it gets easier as your sense of humor grows
All I did was say it looked like the owl was whispering in the ear of the sparrow hawk xD
if that's all it takes for you to let a complete stranger have power over your and your emotions....
If that to you is trolling...
I'd run for your anti anxiety medication now before your fragile sensibilities are tested any further buckaroo
😂 the owls literally held that bird and one inspected it while saying, "Well well well.... What should we do with you?"
I know, it was so gangsta!
😆😆😆
@Lee looked more like a scene from Goodfellas lol
Nice wings you have there.🦉😈🦉
Would be a shame if somebody broke them🦅💀
@@ottosantiagolassus *proceeds to not break them*
That falcon looks like it got injured before trying to escape. Owls did a good job of being intimidating and protecting those eggs. I like how the owl in the back stared right at the camera at the end.
The kestrel is ok and occupied a kestrel box 40 meters from this one
@@CharterGroupBirdcams Thank you for the follow up. Last Spring I had a pair of nesting in a big tree in my side yard. They are colorful & good providers. Eventually two of the babies ended up on the ground & I was so worried since I have a guy who mows our 5 acres might run over them. But they did move to the church next door & were in 2 different trees & I guess the parents finished raising them over there. Fascinating.
Everyone gangsta until you realize you are in an owls nest.
Aww they're cuddling!
LMAOO YESS, WITH TENDER AND LOVE
Lmao that's what it looked like at first
Their predator sense was so goddamn present that was nerve racking you could sense death approaching at every second they were going for a brutal kill without a split second of pity gouging the eyes of this bird and killing it if it didn't defend himself being also a predator and going for the kill he would have died.
Why is the subnautica guy here?😂 il ur videos
Plot Twist : *They're all paid actors*
This was absolutely fascinating to watch. It appeared they had a quiet conversion right there at the beginning. It seemed the owls wanted to make sure that their message was heard by the end. Love all of these gorgeous birds of prey ♡
The way the Kestrel was splayed out while the owls held it hostage was too funny 😂
Owl was whispering in his ear "Yeahhhhhhh, you fcked up real good today my boy"
1:20 "IT'S A PRANK BRO! IT'S A PRANK!"
You mean 1:30