I know I’m not the only one, but when someone tags their video name with a warning to sensitive viewers, I know something fascinating is going to happen.
@@mann_idonotreadrepliesyeah, like I don't be grudge people having an emotional response to seeing birds get eaten. But I don't get it when they become judgemental over carnivores in question. This hawk probably has chicks to feed as well, would they prefer they starve to death. The only thing they do is eat rodents and birds and other animals. They're not invasive species, and we need them to control the Gopher population and rat population and so on.
Given the small size, it is probably safe to assume this Cooper's Hawk is a male. Based on the time of year, it is quite possible he is feeding the nestling House Finches to either his own chicks, or his mate brooding eggs.
The way the third one wakes up thinking it’s being fed , it raises it head and gets ripped out of the nest by it’s neck , Nature is brutal bro, it even eats a dead one from the bottom of the nest
@@sorsmells I saw this the other day for the 1st time lol im pretty stoic but this tugged on my heartstrings alittle. I felt for the parent and the baby
Something like that must have happened in my backyard. The Robins raised 2 clutches of babies, and they just disappeared. The branches were too thin to support even a cat or raccoon.
She will forget that it ever even happen in a few days wins her motherly instincts turn off she’ll end up having more Babies either later that year or next year
birds all have predators by virtue of their design. they are not perfect, just like every creature on this earth. all birds get preyed upon while they are helpless nestlings. it's a design flaw of birds.
while the same argument can be made about almost any animal, birds in particular are especially helpless as eggs and right after they hatch. all birds have predators as a result of how helpless they are at birth.
Baby birds may be fast food for carnivorous birds such as the hawk, crow, wood pecker, heron and others. They never fight back or fly away, but just stay in the nest that almost only birds can reach.
And building a nest where any size bird has access to it. You would think the bird would 🔨 build its nest in a more secluded location. Where a larger size bird such as a hawk couldn't do a ' dine-n-dash '.
@@jaybird1229 Naw. If baby bird survival rates were better there's gonna be a LOT more birds, not just a few. Birds are incredible pest hunters but any upswing in populations risks destabilization of local natural order. Birds also infight, as sometimes mated pairs will attack families of birds in nests and fling or drag the babies out of the nest and take it over. With reduced food in areas due to increased birds there may be more cases of infanticide, swinging the population back down anyways - or increased predation from predator birds would result in more of them, too. Life is precisely where it needs to be, dumb nests and all.
@@jaybird1229 some species rely on numbers, but there are some very interesting species that build amazing nests. There's one species that make their nests on the walls of a cave, they have to use their saliva as glue to build them! There's another one that build vase shaped ones with the entrance pointing downwards so larger and or arboreal predators have a hard time reaching the eggs!
Yeah like if people saw a cute little chicks that the hawk has and they're desperate for food to the point where they might have to start eating each other... They wouldn't be so judgmental
NUM AWW DAH BEBBEHS! For most of the video, it almost looks like that nest is a magical self-refilling cornucopia/'horn of plenty' of hatchlings. I thought there were four, but stuck at the bottom was one more nestling with some feathers growing in.
It’s sad, especially when the mama comes back to find an empty nest, but it’s nature. I wish the hawk would have left at least one baby lol. That poor mother bird. She must have spent so much time building the nest! Hopefully the babies were given to the hawk’s family though.
An entire family of cooper's hawks moved into my neighbohood. They have eaten everything. All birds squirrels rabbits, everything. I hate them. I know they part of nature , but I loved all the birds. I have feeders and baths for them. I wonder what I could do to make the cooper's hawks feel unwelcome? ?!
@@marcoasturias8520 I love the hawks. I just don't like to watch them killing all day. We don't have any birds left. I find pieces of Bluejays in my yard , dead woodpeckers , all sparrows gone , no swallows. I have an entire array of bird feeders. Now I don't need them . It's horrible. Go back to the woods.
@@hollygab8188 it seems that some people keep them controlled by removing some of their feeders so there's less prey for the raptors and they just go hunting somewhere else, then they reinstall them and the birdies find them again. It's a cycle!
Now I know what happened with a nest full of birds near my front door. Out of the blue they disappeared. I thought a bad thunderstorm wiped them out. Thanks for the video.
We had House Wren Birds nesting and breeding in a flowerpot in the wardrobe. This is now the 2nd brood in a year. Luckily the young animals are very safe!
I'm always amazed at how baby birds think there going to be fed yet in actual sense there going to be the food. Even if there blind, couldn't they have developed a sense of smell for their parents by that age?
Mama bird paid that hawk, that was a hitman hawk. She didn't want those kids in the first place. Dad skipped town, and slipped into a life of gambling, cocaine and sketchy hooker birds.
I like how the hawk just looks at the camera before doing the deed like, "yeah I'm a bird eating chicken tendies, problem?" 😂 As if the hawk is just guilt eating.
She probably bolted when she saw the hawk. There’s really nothing that she could’ve done, she would’ve been eaten too had she been there. A tiny house finch is no match for a raptor.
@@wjb4578, I've set up cameras to watch nests because I enjoy seeing the process from nest construction to egg to first flight. That doesn't mean I created a "sEt uP" for those hatchlings. Humans don't build the nests, idiot. The birds determine the location, and nature takes care of the rest. 🙄
I like your bird nest. I have a basket that looks the same. Thanks for the idea. If I’m lucky to have a bird couple come to it- I’m home all the time I will chase the big ones away. It’s sad what happened to your lil nestling. But it’s nature.
that human just make home for that bird .but cant protec them so for what? are you make home for bird just want see hawk eat them end take money from youtube?
Well, I guess that's what happens when you build your nest in an open garage as opposed to a tree where there's some cover from predators. This hawk basically went grocery shopping and picked up some fresh chicks for dinner.
The Hawk dun cleaned out the fridge and has a nerve to come back to see it left any crumbs behind lol 😂
lmao me coming back to the fridge every hour knowing there isn't anymore food in there
@@oi-nf9uz lol exactly
It even has little feathers stuck on its beak lol
It went from a bird nest to a bird feeder.
Preciated balsa wood 🪵
😂👍
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🔥🤣
Double bird feeder. Fed babies to feed the bird
Mom comes back:
“Hmm, I guess they all grew up and flew away. Good for them “
😂😂
That's the funnies thing I've heard all day!😄😂
That's how they think too I assume. Oh well, time to mate again and have more offspring
Not funny
@its ya Boy we know you're not funny no need to tell us.
Baby: food?
Hawk: exactly.
Stop biting off others.
Baby: Food?
Hawk: No U!
🤣🤣
My favorite part of it
Бедные птенцы😢😢
I know I’m not the only one, but when someone tags their video name with a warning to sensitive viewers, I know something fascinating is going to happen.
Yeah The sensitive snowflakes Will come 😂
@@mann_idonotreadrepliesAnd complain about it....
@@mann_idonotreadrepliesyeah, like I don't be grudge people having an emotional response to seeing birds get eaten. But I don't get it when they become judgemental over carnivores in question. This hawk probably has chicks to feed as well, would they prefer they starve to death. The only thing they do is eat rodents and birds and other animals.
They're not invasive species, and we need them to control the Gopher population and rat population and so on.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Given the small size, it is probably safe to assume this Cooper's Hawk is a male. Based on the time of year, it is quite possible he is feeding the nestling House Finches to either his own chicks, or his mate brooding eggs.
We just watched a father getting the supper
Just another parent bird looking for food for their babies.
the hawk came back to check if there was still food. that's some serious wicked bird
The way the third one wakes up thinking it’s being fed , it raises it head and gets ripped out of the nest by it’s neck , Nature is brutal bro, it even eats a dead one from the bottom of the nest
Super brutal. Can’t believe this is real life.
thelawofloveee he must have enjoyed his meal he comes looking for more the next day
@@janmichaelyourvincents2754 hallo friend
It’s more brutal when black storks kill their babies or eat them or throw them out
@@sorsmells I saw this the other day for the 1st time lol im pretty stoic but this tugged on my heartstrings alittle. I felt for the parent and the baby
Hawk: I DEMAND A SACRIFICE
Hawk four baby birds later: STILL NOT ENOUGH- Oh, this dead one is all that's left? I'LL TAKE IT THANKS
The last one was dead?
Mama bird was like "Great now I can go out and enjoy my nights..."
Hawk: Aww look at the whittle Babi- oh I’m being watched.
Hawk: *DIE DIE DIE*
damn that hawk really just grabbed them kids like a happy meal lmao
🤣😂😂
انها وليمة جيدة لعائلة الصقر
Limão
& this is why you don’t leave your kids alone at home folks 😂
If the parent was there, it'd be the same result except the parent(s) would also get eaten. It's not like they defend the nest against a predator.
“Wait! You’re not my mom”… btw I like how the hawk looks into the camera right before eating 😎
Hawk: don't blink 😉
dont miss a second of this mukbang!
He didn’t forget to smile at the camera
Something like that must have happened in my backyard. The Robins raised 2 clutches of babies, and they just disappeared. The branches were too thin to support even a cat or raccoon.
I always feel bad when the mom comes back to a empty nest. It's a cruel world out there but we all need something to eat.
She will forget that it ever even happen in a few days wins her motherly instincts turn off she’ll end up having more Babies either later that year or next year
@@jeffreyburney6161 then those can get eaten too!
@@MysteriousGeoff**Queue Lion King soundtrack**
🎵🎶" *IT'S THE CIRCLE OF LIFE* "🎶🎵
birds all have predators by virtue of their design. they are not perfect, just like every creature on this earth. all birds get preyed upon while they are helpless nestlings. it's a design flaw of birds.
while the same argument can be made about almost any animal, birds in particular are especially helpless as eggs and right after they hatch. all birds have predators as a result of how helpless they are at birth.
Baby birds may be fast food for carnivorous birds such as the hawk, crow, wood pecker, heron and others. They never fight back or fly away, but just stay in the nest that almost only birds can reach.
And building a nest where any size bird has access to it. You would think the bird would 🔨 build its nest in a more secluded location. Where a larger size bird such as a hawk couldn't do a ' dine-n-dash '.
@@jaybird1229 Naw. If baby bird survival rates were better there's gonna be a LOT more birds, not just a few. Birds are incredible pest hunters but any upswing in populations risks destabilization of local natural order. Birds also infight, as sometimes mated pairs will attack families of birds in nests and fling or drag the babies out of the nest and take it over. With reduced food in areas due to increased birds there may be more cases of infanticide, swinging the population back down anyways - or increased predation from predator birds would result in more of them, too. Life is precisely where it needs to be, dumb nests and all.
@@jaybird1229 some species rely on numbers, but there are some very interesting species that build amazing nests.
There's one species that make their nests on the walls of a cave, they have to use their saliva as glue to build them! There's another one that build vase shaped ones with the entrance pointing downwards so larger and or arboreal predators have a hard time reaching the eggs!
@@marcoasturias8520your bird fetish is showing.
The hawk came back like there was a prize at the bottom like a box of cereal
In another nestcam video :
''Hungry baby hawks get some much needed food''
Plot twist: The hawk is their father and wanted custody!
Stupid.
On a bright side, hawk family has a better future
And they’re not making a racket in your backyard
Hawk stock: *stonk
Yeah like if people saw a cute little chicks that the hawk has and they're desperate for food to the point where they might have to start eating each other... They wouldn't be so judgmental
Plot twist: the hawk thought that their mother abandoned them so he took them as his own kids.
Lol
NUM AWW DAH BEBBEHS!
For most of the video, it almost looks like that nest is a magical self-refilling cornucopia/'horn of plenty' of hatchlings. I thought there were four, but stuck at the bottom was one more nestling with some feathers growing in.
Hawk came back hoping they respawn. 😂😂😂
It’s sad, especially when the mama comes back to find an empty nest, but it’s nature. I wish the hawk would have left at least one baby lol. That poor mother bird. She must have spent so much time building the nest! Hopefully the babies were given to the hawk’s family though.
The mother bird spent time building a nest in a bad area.
An entire family of cooper's hawks moved into my neighbohood. They have eaten everything. All birds squirrels rabbits, everything. I hate them. I know they part of nature , but I loved all the birds. I have feeders and baths for them. I wonder what I could do to make the cooper's hawks feel unwelcome? ?!
I think wal mart sells some toys that can help you with your problems :)
Finches, squirrels and rabbits are pretty common, getting a hawk seems like an absolute upgrade!
@@marcoasturias8520 I love the hawks. I just don't like to watch them killing all day. We don't have any birds left. I find pieces of Bluejays in my yard , dead woodpeckers , all sparrows gone , no swallows. I have an entire array of bird feeders. Now I don't need them . It's horrible. Go back to the woods.
@@hollygab8188 umm maybe pest control
@@hollygab8188 it seems that some people keep them controlled by removing some of their feeders so there's less prey for the raptors and they just go hunting somewhere else, then they reinstall them and the birdies find them again. It's a cycle!
The hawk looked at the camera like “I don’t give af if u got me muhahahahah” then continues the murder scene hahahaha
It's like an all-you-can-eat buffet for the hawk.
Ouch I don’t think they expected to experience flight that soon
Hawk i'll make sure if there's is one left...like my friend who don't want to believe that i finished the bottle alone 😂😂
Now I know what happened with a nest full of birds near my front door. Out of the blue they disappeared. I thought a bad thunderstorm wiped them out. Thanks for the video.
3:14 Mom Bird "Where did those rascals fly out to, Im sure they were here a while ago" 🐣🐦🦅
Damn, how long does it take for a mother bird to make its round back
The circle of life,..... it's a' dog eat dog' environment with nature ( or bird eat bird) the strongest will survive, sad but true 🐦🐦
Nice video. Watching them baby birds screaming for their mommy before getting eaten alive is priceless.
Unfortunately, they're too stupid to know they're in danger to scream for mommy.
Fortunately, they thought they were going to be fed.
We had House Wren Birds nesting and breeding in a flowerpot in the wardrobe. This is now the 2nd brood in a year. Luckily the young animals are very safe!
So what was sensitive can someone tell me? I think i missed it
Those birds were pretty big considering they were still in the nest. I wonder how far away they were from leaving
"he can't keep getting away with this"
he can
And he will!
Mother bird: hmmmm eeerrrm......... Where did my babys go
Even if the mother was there, she wouldn't be strong enough to protect her babies😔
Are there any more baby birds
Nope its all in the hawks tummie
From wanting food to being food.
That hawk has the most evil looking eyes.
Mother bird can join the empty-nesters club! 👍😂
As momma always used to say, "survival of the shittiest"
I'm always amazed at how baby birds think there going to be fed yet in actual sense there going to be the food. Even if there blind, couldn't they have developed a sense of smell for their parents by that age?
Chicks:we want eat not to be eaten!!!
Would it have been possible to scare it off?
This make me think of that Family Guy episode when the bird didn’t know KFC was chicken.. “Dude that’s bird meat”...
Last one’s like is it my turn now!
Mama bird paid that hawk, that was a hitman hawk. She didn't want those kids in the first place. Dad skipped town, and slipped into a life of gambling, cocaine and sketchy hooker birds.
I like how the hawk just looks at the camera before doing the deed like, "yeah I'm a bird eating chicken tendies, problem?" 😂 As if the hawk is just guilt eating.
Damn how long was the mom gone for?
18 yrs.
She probably bolted when she saw the hawk. There’s really nothing that she could’ve done, she would’ve been eaten too had she been there. A tiny house finch is no match for a raptor.
It would be funny if the hawk ended up regurgitating the guts of the siblings into the final chick to feed it.
Did they tell the kids what happened to the babies 🐥 🐤 🐣
Damn humans. Literally setting up buffet dinners 😂
For real, almost like the home owner set this up knowing these birds are exposed and what do you know, there's a camera set up too.
@@wjb4578, I've set up cameras to watch nests because I enjoy seeing the process from nest construction to egg to first flight. That doesn't mean I created a "sEt uP" for those hatchlings. Humans don't build the nests, idiot. The birds determine the location, and nature takes care of the rest. 🙄
🤣🤣🤣 multiple visits 🤣🤣🤣
Hawk went back the last time for the crumbs😂😂😂
I like your bird nest.
I have a basket that looks the same.
Thanks for the idea.
If I’m lucky to have a bird couple come to it-
I’m home all the time I will chase the big ones away.
It’s sad what happened to your lil nestling. But it’s nature.
Imagine getting eaten by a FAT HAWK
That hawk must have been eating 1000 McDonald’s
Man that hawk ate good for a few days straight!!!...damn nature you scary!!😬
Beautiful
Something about the children toys make this more surreal. But that hawk had chicks to feed too so. .... So it goes
Nature can be cruel sometimes. I’ve learned most birds predate the chicks of smaller birds, kinda just how it is.
Hawk said: I feel like chicken tonight! Like chicken tonight!
I feel bad for its mother bird who take all of her life trying to raise them. I pray for that bird.
The mother died
Apart from the fact that nature is disgustingly evil, I'm amazed at how many babies were inside that tiny nest.
It’s not evil at all. That’s just a connotation humans place on it
@@Gu3ssWhatsN3XT Mmmm, alright then.
*this* aspect of nature is disgustingly evil, obviously there are nice parts to nature 👌
that human just make home for that bird .but cant protec them so for what? are you make home for bird just want see hawk eat them end take money from youtube?
Yuck. Baby birds are ugly, greedy things.
Baby thought mommy brought foods and was ready for it but baby was food instead
"Hi kids it's Santa" :D
I like your sense of humor hahaha
Squirrels will eat baby birds to if they're hungry enough.
Nom nom nom....🤣
The circle of life
I Love the Nature
I search for make new way to protecting any babies bird in the nest.
The new definition of empty nest.
Well, I guess that's what happens when you build your nest in an open garage as opposed to a tree where there's some cover from predators. This hawk basically went grocery shopping and picked up some fresh chicks for dinner.
@Stellvia Hoenheim to many folks live sheltered lives. sucks to see but it's nature.
Me waiting on the eerie part of the hawk eating them alive,,,Oh,,,He only plucked em out & flew off wit em
A regular free lunch source.
All I want to know is why they can't ever get a Cuckoo chick?
Hawk probably has babies too
Nature is beautiful but also brutal
I hope Helenaville sees this :)
Nice bit of snap
That hawk must be high.
Very nice
The hawk has babies to feed also
😥 I'm sensitive but I watched anyway
As****e...wanted nuggets for lunch
She/ He probably took them to feed her/ his babies. Talk about the circle of life.
I believe that the mother bird is a type of feral Finch specie
Yay, Cooper
Mom was well chuffed all chicks fully fledged.
Circle of life
Is there a place for a hopeless sinner who has, Hurt all man kind just to save his own"
All of your joke comments are stupid.
Çok üzüldüm yavru kuşlara ve annesine. 😮😢